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In another column ve publish en- &c
conn, Of s massacre Of Jews ia Ron.
mania The Tribune 81 yesterday says
Of the repogl
Tie sensational story regarding 4
massacre Of Jews IN konmarna which
las excited the sympathios u Congress
is now pronounced withoa, truth, as
was suspected ut the t.mc by those who
saw III the dispatch as published the
ohtions MARKS 81 manufacture III this
olis, Its publication WIS an additional
instance 81 tie fecklessnass with which
startling statements are circulated bA
irresponsible associations. which, ma.
able 70 .ny tie ucws, ind retly re-
sonrce ia inyeniing Il Il Is aiso au
illustration " ;he readiness With which
men who are careful TO accept only tbs
most positive evidence ~ lhtlr isliow4
consent "a be deceived hr the most iul-
probable stories. coming to ibem ID
newspapers The statement ghNsh-
ed Was probably elaborated from liiei
paragfaph Abigt appeared iss' week j..
Il Hebrew napel pH0lhhed 10 lan clty
shich reported ICES persons IS gHJr
IA a reoeni outbreak 10 k0nmNa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

The election u state cii.eels IA Ofe.
Con ocenrrei ses,sraay Att tle ii
member % the next Congf was 10 o.
elected aud there wss possibility d
the republicans carrying ile state
which bad ben under democrgile ca4 :
lrol 90 ille past iao seafe Tu iells
ago, Al lhg congressional election, Obs
democratic malonlg was otct one thoa-
sAnA. ahieh uas reduced l. one aaud-
trd Aul seveatg ave Al tie PRESIDENT Be
eloctioa ,ho same year. and nos $50 O..
puplieans hale % uipe tia, oul a,so
Tie repnbiiesa cAndsaa'a for Csagtess
Is Judge Joseph g NELSON. aai tle
a,44oetas.e Jases + s.afst Tie state
u1ieers ~ " elected are governor. se
Rotary q state. trcAsnrsf and state
printer. az io serve isr ioag yafs Tie
l.g,ssatum q 81 elected 81 tbas time
viH base ths choosing Il L S seBa-
ior Is rlace - ssnalot Williams
Washington tefrlosy also helds "a
election ia tie 0,h. far do.eeate Il
Congress aud 10 decide whether con
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

The Government paid $50 600 for
the transportation OF Fenians 10 their
homes at the close Of the first invasion
u Canada. At the end OF tho late RAID
the Government gave pcrenptory in.
strnciions 10 is military and civil rep
reseniatlyes on the frontier to pay
nothing whatever, taking tie ground
that 1t WAS under no obligation, first to
incur tho embarrassment caused by
these expeditions fitted out to make
war upon friendly power. aud, sec
ond, 10 relieve the people who under
took them from any embarrassment
which they might safer and retrru
them III safety and aithou; erpausc to
the homes they bad left
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

fle saataa im9utal iaa3 a
go, l @ .us q
Is
s.e
u ta
Il Urua Mn gjaa tbe
e. M
bashaf
sapcaieud 5aarlaa Faa 81.
sntoung po6mea 81 the 1 e
gambling ana il rg hoa e
varn caaulrymen fsm entering ihsm
resulted tao arst wak ia closing thin.
tf-tso sbGsHmeatf
Ia Fmg. ma 'he - y daHea
Is beu 33 tA hahauas
ul5 at DESTROYS aitgeauas husbands
$ atL women. aul v.vgs who aFs ae-
UUes S uye ii oapf mea.
ea testify aasat $40 aao.har md
efn swear ibelr Nay ssImgHt ihrash Y
Bliss Ibete8l h5 Iets oi hsgl aeat
ING b ,te qaakc ar, oven though
H foundations u sia ID hostility g
aa.
SgFeDtv.fta Cinnamon .e.f san
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

JET Davis was present At The memo
rial services over The rebel dead III
Momphis, Tenn, aud local newspaper
says nal Willie tie orator was recount
Ing The iadeless Qlones Of Tie conieder-
ate soldiers there eonld DO observed
passing over the eain and phiiosophic
features d Mr. Davis sudden flashes q
light vhich bespoke tie soldiers heart
aud crest saul within Possibly the
spectator d.d 10; read the flashes cor
reel
Considerable excitement was caused
AZ West Point On Tuesday by tie ar
rival y the eolorcd appoinlea ~ tie
Mississippi eadetsh.p Michael Howard.
He ii pure African IL could find
10 quarters Al the PoiHi, aud vac
obliged to seek board Of a colorel FAM
ily living At Highland Falls.
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E ur lsl2 u
IT'S gg ialae 81 iae
h ~ willard e "a reported
eae ane Is taa soldiers aad
r 81 ha3 served three eonscea.
ate mtaa d tbe asr q 1912 anl
vha uess nss receiving Pensions pen
g gli 3aIau n mo8th An
IS udaeli aa 3 e - 0a lrow
a iebl tao l So 1872 ata
fa,b. aa pue.l
EU m those ato
a8msat he
ta8 hu.oa would
na tllon
.a M aal - heea ap
anf atbe @ opposed
pgs sta o3 especially
.a0 lad IDS a.ptl.zl ana uo.
u ssly Engaged Tie ebs.Iioa
go h PASSED aad lbe clause ezcIui
JOY olde 500 unparalleled with ibs
rebellion uas retained
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

They say that abcn . bin to appro-
pfate S5,oe1 ior 5 iunasia asylum 10 a
soasaera state vas before the legisla-
tuJe. dazAy nember arose and said
Ms Speaker ] does tlak dal Dc luna
l.cs had 0H 10 be took care as.
knows eallercd man IN nay county dat
e0l SHOT anl mortaily wounded, and Is
a ef4pile 81 l.ie. and DAT maa s. nov
htsas 10 lay county aHl cgi u hc help
eI
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5eht a ifaue Safe
en tsH fsras ta ~
it I
~
'9 bam iaat
f. IS iataz skin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

The democratic State Committee
have called q convention h nominate
state officers at Montpelier, on Friday,
June IL, 1870. on the basis Of ore dele
gale from each town aud one addition
al delegate for each fifty votes or the
larger fraction thereof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

The monthly statement Of the public
debt issued june /. shows the large ro-
dnction Of fourteen million, three hun
red and ono thousand, nine hundred
aud sixty-two dollars $I43Ol ,962)
during tho month Of May
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

The Constitutional Convention con
yenes ii the State House ii Mnotpelior
tomorrow, "Wednesday, to act upon
the amendments to the Constitution
proposed by the late Council Of Gems
ors. The session viii be shor con.
cluding, perhaps, Saturday morning.
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TURNER'S NEURALGIA plLL-rhe great REM
edy for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. More
than 100 600 cured by in the last two years. Price
by mail package ~ 06, e packages 1921.
THE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
PIIL-The best known remedy for all Diseases ofthe
Blood stomach Liver, Kidneys for Headache, Rhcu-
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Price IS mail, box 81 cts, 20 boxes s2,C4.
TURNER & CO, 100 fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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CI.D ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL.

y" ft'N'''T
nLD EsTABLIsHFD HOSPITAL,
Y No, 3, Beaver street, Albany, N. T.
DIR TELLER continues 20 be conhaenlially aud sur
eessuiy consulted all forms u private Diseases II
biz old established Hospital he, Beaver S.. Albany.
n Y. Twenty years devoted to ibis one particular
brance OF Practice ehahes him 70 perform farb
other physician ean and bis facilities such,
lbdng w correspondence With ibe most celebrated
phgsclans ~ the Old World ~ obtaining tho safest
well Sc the laie remedies Tor these diseAsef 9of a.
dncsmens 70 the Unfortunate Of quick and rapid core
10 BE- obtained a no other oihee 70 America.
la sglhiiia souOrrhes glee stfieured, enlargement
~ The iestleiF# Aut kpernhtie cords, babD liberated
throat, throat tender shin b0nes eaiahaoas erup
tons biies ulcers snd all other impurities ct The sys
tom are perfaly uhder control " DE Doctors medl
elites, md base Been tested IA than no. $50
annually with immeuse success.
iDUNG MIN addicted TO secret btblts, WIN have
impaired their health sod destroyed the ygor Of hfir
minds thus depnYing themselves ~ The pleasure Of
matred life are notified that IL committing pr ], Tel
sf ibcy wiz ind friend to console and phyfeiaa
who bas cafcd thousands In almost every part Ut lhr
United states. who apgiied to In 4 broken down Ia
heah n0W rejoice in a that makes life desirable
happy Tho reader ls 81 course aware that the aefa
~ of he .Hl1rct wiil prevent more minute desenp
lion OF this terrible dineass
DE TEILEGs CHEAT WORK A book hf ~
riyhody, startling disclosures. Dr. feilsfs great
CREST wort Tor tbe married and those contemplating
marriage taa pages iHil q piaios price ~ cents
sent 10 al parts, under seal, ~ " post paid, The
single married and tse married happy A lecture GA
Love Or hHW 10 choose partners complete Sofl
20 midwifery u contains hundreds ~ secrets never
before pNbiieNl. Warranted ~ W worth ihFNe Nuifs
the amount assed ~ Il. Ivrniy.Asy cents IA port
age stamp ehel0sea VII sseare cops by Isuui msit
Dr. fple has devoted al hs tiHe 10 the curf 81 those
diseases ~ mheh his book treats,
~ Office hOaft fton A " 10 4. " sad on
Sunday from . a. T. n
n u Persons a 4 distance can BE- sursd Il bone
ny addressing letter % Teller enclosing remit
taHtr. 4edieiges securely paekfl from observation
ssasto any pari u tha world AZ cafss warranted
80 charge fsf advice ha students u 30 empiayea.
Notice this-@adtf tss al iettrFao
1854 q TELLER. NJ ~
Ao Bower street, Albany, & !
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NAfITlkM WILLIAMS maaA nfqm tbe
w pHbile ti.al he st4 uHanes taH NAME
iAetsfa 9flt aiuds 6f ItEsEs 81 lts ga stsnd,
saa igam BE aag sspsr eca laile maaalaeiara
pf AsaaGt is4a Be bsltafs hn.sef thEt D.
car aa persons gra7s aao faeag Liza ai.4 taelF
bas.nas6 % sass lla. 1881 A,ss ua CsI sksns
foy rast9mefH. a. f3fmeG.r
DaFsei, May 81 ls5a.-y2
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cola closed SATURDAY, lliS-8.

The police made 1900 arrests in New
York city. last week.
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Allcocl,,s pnrons plnatnra.

sudden severe pains Of the side and back, stitches
+ asms etc Those affections are most troublesome
persons past middle age win even come on IN bod;
aro very psnha mdofgndangctous nlanp wealth
u they arc more lrequentthan ID dry. These plasters
yctellefat once and need to be always the draw
er, handy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

FUNDING Bill Washington, June 6
The following is the Funding bill re-
ported by the ways and means commit
tee. That the Secretary Of the treasu-
ny is hereby authorized to Issue in a
sum or sums not exceeding in the ag-
gregate, one thousand million dollars
coupon or registered bonds of the Uni-
ted States, in such form as be may pre-.
scribe, and of denominations of $50 or
some multiple Of that sum, redeemabe
in coin of the present standard value
at the pleasure Of the United States af-
ter thirty years from the date Of their
issue, aud bearing interest payable
semi-annually in such coin at the rate
Of per cent per aanum, which said
bonds and the interest thereon shall be
exempt from the payment of all taxes
or duties of the United States, us well
as from taxation in any form by or I'M
der State, Municipal or local authority.
And the said bonds shall have set forth
and expressed upon theis face the above
specified conditions, and shall with
their coupons be made payable at the
treasury Of tho U. S. But nothing in
this act OF any other law now in force,
shall be construed 70 authorize any
increase whatever Of the bonded debt
Of the United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-07

HAyAsA, Sunday, june 5. Capt Gen
De Rodas tclegraphs that the fiibusl-
oring expedition which sailed from New
York OH tho steamer G. T. Upton, dis
embarked at Punla Bravo fodr miles
east d Nueyitas, was attacked by ii
Spanish force 100 strong, assisted By
two gunboats, and dispersed, losing 10
killed, including Capt Harrison, . were
drowned, and three taken prisoners
The steam launch, rubber raft, aud en-
tire cargo II artas, ammunition and
medicine landed, were captured with
some correspondence The Spanish ma
val commander telegraphs that the mu-
nitious captured included two tons Of
powder, over 100000 cartridges and 7
zoo rifles Cisneros who commanded
the expedition, sailed away with the
balance Of The cargo Tor Colombia, for
the purpose q bringing back an oxpe-
dipcu o. 200 Colombians The Yaseda
Cuba reports that 6 tons Of gun pow-
der 2J00 rifles and 3 entire material
q the Upton expedition fell .nt9 he
hands u the Spanish fo.ces. aud that
several prisoners we're taken and im-
meliAtely executed
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Sprint 1lOtitrs.
Iln Ilirinn AInchine.


Ibjurr the uialn spring d watch and every portion
of the works becomes ds9fdered. The human ston
aeh j. % the human system what that elastic piece 81
ue tal is ia ehronomc'u II lnaune The actions Of
the ohe, organs aud controls, to celiaIa axteut the
whole living machine The comparison may bc car
ried further. fqr as the vcaiuess or ether impegec
oas IS the main spriug t. indicated the face ofthe
time pecu SO also Is Che weakness on other disorder
81 the stomach betrayed By The face Of the invalid,
The complexion Is sall0w faded, The eyes are dehc
lent ia lustre and Intelligence, ard there s wornauN-
ous expression 10 the whole Cpuntenancc which tells
IS plainly written words could do that tile great
nourshng orean whose duty y Is 10 minister 20 the
wants Of The body, and to sustain and renew all he
paIts IS not performing he duty y requires renoya-
ing aud regulating, and 20 accomplish this end Hos
letters stomach Bitfrs may be truly said to be The
one thug needlui. The broken main spring Of the
watch may he replaced By Gew one, but tbs moment
can only Be repaired and siren hened and this g one
Of the objects d the famous negotiable restorative TINT
for eighteen years has been wagiug Successful cone
test with Dyspepsia n all climates. A. specific iof
indigestion y sands alone. When the resources IF tine
resourcee Of The pharnacopuiq have been exhausted
without al best doing than mitigating the coni-
piaiut course Of this wholesome and palaWble, yet
powerful, stumachc effects perfect ANA permanent
curh Ia ali cases Of dyspepsl he aar IS more or less
dsordered and upon this important syind well as
upon the stomach and bowels the Bttors net with sim
gnlar dsstinotness regulating and reinygomng every
i've and assmilnthg organ on which bodily and
mental health depend
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YESl In rs T'RUEI


ia tho eaHmni aas AHfHHH tlt sJsfeia Is 81 q ICES
nrruqt csHaiioa thaa shea audtf Tie tfaciHe inla-
tueH Hl eal8a temperature Keep flsa bu4eIs flu1ia
ajfafne, ihs oivtsilag getig aad tbe blood cool Is
weather 10 fdgs ilsa 0flthf take nocasidfs lfs
Gore Of Ak3.A hfsa LFF Eitt ts0BsT APEIil M
y s Fsnite eathafa, wholesome t8iiie af aHtllata
te Ht9NFuftf. biea4 0tlB e0t aud most delightful
lfaafe nai'fa 70 aae spsfkiag, io4allug etEr pre-
f.fi la Haefqsnt nHd titasHt ne izhftsi tfaaIie
SOLD 81 All uEl GGIeTs
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A5Au aiAsoNlc 0aN bem
Isg o,oalug Masonic bodies met
q. Darlington q follows
Grand Commanlsryol Knight Temp
iars. ou Tuesday june litb
Uanl l.olge ofMastei Masons. Wed.
uesdas june 18Th
Grand Council 81 r. \ 5 Masters. ON
Thursday, june 10TH
Grand Chapter r A Mason en- Fri.
day. June 18th
Providing that twenty i've delegates
pass over the following railroads, IRE
return checks vii be given Rutland
Railroad, Vermont and Canada, Yer.
mont and Sullivan, Vermont Valley,
and Passpmpsic Railroads.
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Weston has at last accomplished
something He wagered $500 that be
could walk 100 miles in % hours, COM
mencing At 1915 4. NJ, and ending ut
1015 M Throughout the day he
walked at an even speed, hating now
aud then for few moments rest or re-
freshneut, but always resuming his ca
reer with und,minished freshness. At
evening the Empire Rink contained
over 5000 peoples and when atthe 10th
round a round was TIT feet Weston
made nearly the best time Of the race,
1874, the air was filed with cheers. -
The last round was made without signs
OF great fatigue, and the 100 miles were
made in q hours and 80 minutes, loay-
ing Il minutes to spare. Weston will
20 to England-in short time, where
expects to perform the feat in even a
shorter time
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tiled ihat said ia4g us# 2 pa q oee !
shah be at 1g Hotel. Faeiag gg.at y aeeise
aea, saa 81 parties Ifgiee'lne T. psy sall taxes
iaalsiia!sg. n.8 .azar lhs sfieHss u prassaa-
laa. BE TAsTEE.
Manchester, Msy 3 is7q.-Htf
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CROC6ERY !!

4 large assortment az cheap as Il ever WAS Don 7
idi % eei our prices before you bay anything ia the
above Hines.
Manchester. MAY ld. 49, -54if
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'HE MOST AMUSING IHlAG alI.-Mla
! ulAke fah fr ypaag ~ ED seas by f4&l
Alc WlL-9a 4 co.. l4 Aasa2 natl
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TIE EQUINOX HOUSE.
fat the foot ei Mt. Equinosl
MANCHESTER, WI, MAY z, isio.
opFN rRoH IgNF lar 10 uGf iAf

Terms Tor two, four or hlN weeks rom jane lei ~
the entire sraH0n Of t9ar months, alib0 pee week
Transient board forJanr, $500 per day,
Address by mall or telegraph,
r. II. ORYIs.
For regular rates for July aud August,
rec Carr Of April ;, 1870.
Muao Hail., Tor concerts, private theatricas, tab
leauN, etc.
Bowling alleys, billiard tables, livery stable aud
boarding stables
Telegraph Office on the premises
New ooaehmans hall with good rooms Tor cpaehmcn
Board for enachman and horses tsl per week.
Manchester IL &c the foot of Mount Equinox, 2d0
miles north Of Rew York and 80 miles south 0f Rat
land, the Harlem Extension Railroad, 20 miles
north Of Troy via Troy Boston Railroad
II afleo trains run from New y OH 20 Manchester
without change or Or baggage.
The summit House on Nj, Equinox, four thunthni
feet above tide WATER is bcug rebuilt ind the carriage
road will be in good order fofNhe coming summer
Trout pond wen stocked for the nee use VI guests u
The house.
Nauorsl Express 60 broadway and Harlem Depot,
NOW York; runs 10 Mannhostor5ltf
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BRADLEY & BLACKMER,
Are now receiving their
SPRING STOCK.
on them

Assortment large prices low. Don't fail 70 cali
on them.
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,HaJTfaGeS and Deaths.
Died

DIED
WIIIli W.aHaH 5ghe HIae aeg3
~ yastf
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-03

PatrOnizs Western institutional
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mACHYNxsT.
Circular Saw Mill Works.
Corner First and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EvANsvELzE. INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sa1e mall size), and
Portable Ctrc1ldr Sac Mills.
Ennnrfarlf Noffca

Important Notice.
The usual amount OF steam used TO do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
MIL Is from LIS to l50 pounds pressure per
square inch. I have reduced this alnount
and require only from 90 TO 30 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
Sidered IN the least dangerous, and Is, al
the same time, more economical in the
saving OF fuel, &C. We append the follow
ing certificate OF the first OF my new style
Porte bic Mills, for the noting and careful
peruEsl OF saWyers and all those desiring
10 purchase, and Solicit cali and earafnl
examination they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden Wheels with wide tires and heavy
IRON skies easily drawn rom place ana
Nh KRATz.-The portable Engine you
furnished me, I consider as satisfactory and
perfect IN every respect as any machine
steam for running 3 double 90 and 30 inch
circular saw mill for common days buat-
1000 feet Of luEnbsr, easy with rs pounds
NJ steam. A. ]. CALDWELL.
Lynuv1ils Ind
MARION, KY, September S, 1870.
Alr. g. KratZ, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-We take great pleasure in giving
0ur testimony to the excellence OF your
Portable
Steam Circular Saw MilI.
The one we purchased of you on the pa
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands 1t
VIII saw nIbeen hundred 4eel OF poplar per
hour. On the WHOLE we think you have
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent mill,
which Will doubtless supercede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent TO put the mill mp and start 1t for MS,
seems to be an excellent machin1sts Our
friends who witnessed him working, say
he Ia the best sawyer that they have ever
seen. You could not have sent a better
mRchin1st aud sawyer, or one that Would
have given more Satisfaction. We started
TO saw with 40 lbs. Of steam to saw our drsg
log. Your MIL is just what you recon-
mend il to De.
Yours truly,
sepg43nn ELDER BROS,
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a MYSTERY SOLVED. Fifteen
A Minutes Private Conversation with
Married Ladies', by one of their number.
Sent free for two stamps. Address Mrs. II.
HETZGER. Hanover, Pa.
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Corner of Fourth and Locust Sts.,
EVANS WILLIE
"a prepared TO Gum, straiehteu, Eeto0th
and perform Repairs on SAWS on every
description. All repairs Warranted 70 9a
well done. n connection with tnlsf 4e
will receive orders for Large on H14aal4
CIRCULARS, of the best English laat
Steel. az the lowest market prices
All saws eetd by me warranted saws
fiIed and set. Particular attention paid %
cumming and Btraigh tening large Circular
Saws. Orders from distance promptly
attended TO. Address ~ q. BOX 4At4 ~ aAa-
Vile, Ina, noHL5rtln
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-03
MOOre's Rural NeW-YOrker,
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FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
R .1 American weekly !
Tarms. Indueaments. %.

Terms, Inducements, &C.
TERMs-R3 a Year of 50 Numbers. and
onlV 80 SO in Clubs of Ten. This Quar-
ter's 10 Numbers sent FREE, as offered
above, Our Club Inducements for 1871 are
uuprecedented. Specimens, Premium
Lists, &C., sent free 70 all forming Clubs
and we want q live Club Agent in every
Town Address ID. D. T. MOORE,
No. Al Park Row, New YORK.
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Evansville Branch.