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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19
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wsa saaa hseaae necessary iet
oaasshisau i lLs I.sf.ab.seaa. e Yer
nlaai Is srises ihsr eaHasdaif - ths
ust4 Governor a iAs ssalr. and ~
desire Il ih's ,ias - sagstsi she Hos
A. n Mnm * iha plaos. - . proper
psrpau q usostss tAs nomtnztion q
thai eoatenb8n
We slal 80 little egs lhaa suggest
BIZ uams 81 NJ Miner loo sell
100 e fbs people q IBIS STATE q
stsad ID nssd q aus rsc.ial 4 be ser
wees All merits Ia connection piil
to- tnhlic aGaas q Ysfaohs has ca.
ieaded 0,tr prned q usat b Tort!
reAgs snd b. bas se.r letu found abe
asi efirsui Ia ibe ] sohafge q paths
dnfsa. and iHl'ai 10 tie Interests 8
those sbon he represented he hsN
served - "a b0ib branches u 0gf Gen
ersl Assemtly. and 4. Repfeeniatiy'
10 cHgsess lis freqasnt service a
lie Legislature Las made him intimate
y acquainted wiiL The public ipteiest
81 TIE State TIE citizens Il Tins tow
have. g, various times within The pas
thirty years, chosen him their menibc
Il iho House q Representatives, an'
perhaps be j. best knowl 90 the peopl
q Vermont 81 a leading member q
that body othls record aud iuAuenc
ia that position se peed say nothing
otLcfs kuow quite IS eell a. We Boz
much The people q tbe State, aud thel
representatives, have bsen aecustome
10 rely upon his sound judgment an
perfect integrity.
We have DO hesitation in suggesliu
Mr. Miner az a candidate for Cover
OF. Tor We know that many Of b
fneads Throughout, the State would /
pleased to have him enter upon u
honors and duties q that Office as
fitting elose 10 long life Of iaithf'
public service
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

BE- MODEST AND SENSIBLE DO not be
above your business no matter what
that calling may be, but strive to be the
best in that line. He who turns mp his
nose ut bis work, quarfels with his
bread aud butter He is a poor smith
who quarrels with Dis own sparks;--
there's no shame about any honest cal.
ling don't be afraid of soiling yonr
hands, there is plenty of soap 10 be had
All trudes are good to traders
You cannot get honey if you are fright.
ened at bees, nor plant corn if you are
afraid Of getting mud on your boots
When You can dig fields with tooth
picks, blow ships along with fans, and
grow plumcakcs in tlowerpots, then il
will he a fine time for the handles -
Above all thugs avoid lazlness There
il plenty tpao 10 thia word ion every
pair Of bands placed on it, aid We mus
so work that the world viii be the rich
er because 81 chr having lived iu il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

QpEM pHiAoNESA u GUAtkQIn The
latest California steamer bungs news q
pcculisr volcanic movement IN Quay
aQuii, between Palni Passado and Point
Yenado, which occurred early ID March
10 spacr 81 two lesguea the surf ace q
TIE earth andulatel Slowly, ana great
chasins aud deep circular excavations
vere opened A new lagoon VAS form
ed, and between the shore aud the sea
there sppcared a large sized hill Du-
ring all this fearful commotion. the hills
aloug the coast we're observed to be il
state u unrest, aad large land slides
took place, carrying wtih them rocks
aud trees For four DAYS this Ag1tailon
continued. tie undalatious being from
wesi 10 east II would seem from tbs
that the ihroes of the earth which, 4
year on iWo ago. seat desolatlon and
death through some Of the most popu-
lous districts Of South America. aFe mol
vet wholly spent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

We Aays some lIgbt ~ f. ihe un-
expected large republican gain 10 the
ONO tenth district. IL was 10 this dis
trict that the democrats passed reso-
luton .repndiatiug The natianal debt
made TO pay tue soldiers and this
kuoeeed the more respectable demo-
ernts uio the miil.e-ol the republl-
can patty ahoro they ftaid and remain
ed on election day
The deep sOuudiHgs made in con-
nec,ion with the LAYING 81 submarine
cables Show the average depth q the
Atlantic ocean 10 be 10000 feet The
deepest part Of the ocean is On the
American eide. near the Newfoundland
banks, where M immense basin exists,
whose depth is supposed % excel the
height Of the HimaiayNn range
Iowa plants every year forest 81
3 900 900 trees Within considerable
less than hall d9zcl years $1,000 600
forest trees have been planted, aHd are
nov growing in the Northwest
/ One manufacturer 81 artificial legs
aud arms in the United States has
made nne business out q the harvest
sent him BY The late unpieasauisss.
he has sold 10000 artificial legs al
$3.50 each, and Is the most u Ihese
become useless after i've years weai
there Is pleasant prospect for HIM o.
being called TO supply these customers
over again. He hopes % supply the
South uith about 900 Of these hinbs
during the present year.
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d. H.. anI Canl- III. NJ

d. Hayts aud Capt Hall, The rival
Arlic explorers have been for some days
IN Washngion, each endeoyoring to Sc
cure an appropriation fora proposed
Arctic expedition Between them the
ends OF eeonomy will doubtless be sery-
Cd by the refusal ofboth
The descendants # the Sandwich
Islanders, who killed Captain Cook and
ate his body are about erecting mon
ument to the memory Of the great nav
gator,
The monsoon Of 1867 flooded the
fields of India, aud since then there has
been one perpetual drouth Wells and
tanks are dly, heritage is stunted, and
in one province 100000 deaths are
credited to starvation and thirst. 1t is
four months yet to the rainy season.
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RuuEKaMr pnn TOE mesi re
markabe death vs haze ever witnesses
came under car uehr - Saturday
A negro uas uUfking beneath j back et
6.u ths l.ft toks an cd go hlm aud
crushed hia uia heart psa -ha' eps
~ De baiy aul .hfoUu ,9a distance e
stty two isrs ~ measure FROM hlm
HIS laHg and liver sore scattered ee
tween bim au3 rs aesrt When :ae
lli was thrueu ~ . Eas found Be
was broken ai 70 pieces It's eless
aud stomach we're rliel sud lis legs
we're shapeiess masses We warrant pa
such death las ever tttu recorded j.
bomsbe. had exploded between be
ribs BIS heart and eutrliis could not
baye been tbruNu fltber Tho abayC
statement ulii be youcbed Ter bY taEel
hundred citizens Rome Courier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

Tho Stanton memorial fund nov
amouut@ 10 $4,000. ard i 90 interest
Or lhe benefit Il airs sianien When
she amoaut reaches sls0.O 0o. tbr ehole
viii prababls hc Invested 10 govern.
mrnt securities
A new cfas Is expected 10 The
French government lbia timc siuEu
lnr,s cuough growing cot = tsogisla-
live opposition 10 new liberal pfppo
s,au from the Emperor a. change
u ta Q, the government from Al abso
Lutte personal one % constitutional
and lA,eral monarchy The Empcrors
ola friends do no, Ike the idea Of 81,
ing up 50 much q fscir power, vhatoy
81 Napoleon mas believe Il necessary
60 concede IT. knows, however, that
II Is either this or another dolnee
From California Il Is stated that
violent resistance Is threatened 20 the
voting u lalored men under the III.
teonth Amendment bat We think bet
ten caunsels vii prcyai. a. The amend
ment Is now part II the supreme law
Of the land and cannot be- tescinded.
One Of the banners borne by the
cu.aled men at thcif celebration 10
Louisville real We wiA live on hash
before 40 will vote the Democratic
ticket" God made rs men. was ia.
sc,Ihed upou wagon filed With wo-
men
An Illinois gfaye.dgger, who bur
lcl "A man named Button, sont bin 10
his widow Ms follows 10 making one
Button hole, 81 50
Mr Grteley's ster,o!5ped answer
( to an persons IN the city who write TO
/ him ohou, getting employment is:-
Westward, hoe
+ Horse Men, au1 others Vino pre-
+ tend ia knuA, say that tJe following
directions hal better hs observed ia
using Sheridans Cavalry Condition
/ Powders Give = horse tablespoon
+ lui every ulght for week; the same
every other hight for ! OF nights: the
same for milCh GOV, aud tNire us
mach for ma OK Tie adiuou Of little
iiue salt viii bo an advantage
We haze heard recently, OF several
severe cases Of spinal disease cured by
4 Johnson Auodyne Liulmeut; one ease
Of man futy five years old, who had
not done a days woik for four years
The back should Gtst be wnshcd then
rubbed With course towel Apply the
Imminent cold, aud rub IN well with the
hand
Their Name is Legion, may be
applied to those who die annually OF
I Consumption, although science has d
late years seuslbiy diminished then
number, IL Is gratifying to know thai
the general use OF DIR Wistars Balsan
OF Wild Cherry is largely Instruments
in attaining this end
"A proiuse aud many times exces.
sively offensive discharge from the nos,
with stopping up Of the nose Mt times,
impairment of the sense of smell and
taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired
hearing, irregular appetite, occasional
nausia, pain and pressure over the eyes
and at times in the back of the head
occasional chilly sensations, cold feet
and feeling of lassitude aud debilit,
are symptoms which are common L
catarrh, yet all OF them are not present
in every case. DIR. Sages Catarrh Rem
edy cures catarrh in its worst forms anC
stages 1t is pleasant to use, and con
tains no poisonous or caustic drugs.
Sent by male on receipt OF sixt,
cents. Address DR.. r. V Pierce, But
falo, N. Y. For sale by most Druggis
everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

CANADA IN Arms The Canadians are
again alarm ed, and the regulars are I'M
der arms and standing in warlike ar
ray while the frontiers adjoining Yer
mont and New York are once more
bristling with Canuck volunteers dress
ed in the panoply Of grim war. A Fen
ian raid is hourly expected, aud at
what point the threatened Eruption
shall show itself, makes the situation
interestingly uncertain. The " Hearers
Of the green are SO much hated and
dreaded albeit not one has yet been
seen in hailing distance Of the Domin-
ion--that doubtless Dame Nature, who
is supposed to have q penchant for an
emerald dress about these days, will be
forbidden to show single green thing
upon her breast for month to come.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19
A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat
Occnnational Ailments.

Fresh pure sir IL vltsliEing elixir Whoever IL de-
barred BY circumstances from unrestricted access 10
ths invisible. but powerful stimulsnt, needs medI
cina nyigoran some kind The gFea, object should
be TO choose the beet Popularity il pretty good
guarantee Of merit IN this seruHirug and intelligent
age and tried by Ibis criterion HosIettsrs stomach
Blters stands first among the ihvgofating aud resu
aiing medicines u the present day 10 ths wants 81
persons engaged in indoor emplaymens, especially 10
crowded factories sheFe even with ihe best possible
ventilation the atmosphere IL Alwsys IN degree
polluted this salabdous seeeable tonic i peculiarly
adapted The nature Of the ingredients Il D. mystery
It cons ST o. an absolutely pure 'difasiYe snulaht
tlseiured -or rhthea mreh argsd with the dHid "a.
tracts Of sanatans roots and barka and herbs. The
phnfmaeoppia bar iy tnsturss, but whal they :
The uee ofonly single root bhrk'or plant Il pres
ent 10 each Sot oss u theirs combines the three prop
critics 81 tohlc 80 alternative. and aperisnt u =
also q blood ierausul and 81 nntlspAsmodie.
The baoiei feet which uir lbai has been partially
exhausted Ufts Oxygen ~ frequent breaihlag preda.
css 90 ID. vital Organization Is notorious and shes .
tbis dsytall1el atmosphere q sapcadded the mspbit
u yapUr u hot air nare d brcDuet asriefipus sbd
Expressing 10 hr eatrfBle 10 enable uc rrstsin 70
brar up even l"r hoHrs raft dap HBaiHsl lh' ae
bliitsHg iuHurhcs u ytgiated Htmytphtrr. who's
tsue .ahis sad alirf atye BE- urgently rgirva ials
yfaad Az atiatga sHpflsi .a Hotteltr - bitisra
nhich "a sWeHgih sgstaiaiHA hestih protesting
4.rst has rival rh,r sBi9nF 9ncinsl or A4fertsea
talsIHsE
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rss sEIr rI.,.1E cEiArAksD.

We are glad % announce the passage
Of the SEQ rbartoring tho augbuawaIa
Ship canal, ID b0.l Houses Of tie Do
miu!oB Parliament Dispatches re-
celted yesterday by Gov Underwood
brought tins welcome intelligence, with
tic important additional information
thai tie act as passed makes provision
for the enlargement oi the Nelland
Canal by the government u the New
Dominion. The bill has Tot received
the signature OF The GoyerHor-G General,
1t being the custom, We believe, for hini
10 sign 81 the bills at the close OF the
session, unless there are special reasons
for anticipating the process ~ the case
Of some particular act. There being
such re, sons IN this case, We presume
the bill will be signed aud become .
law without much delay.
We need not say that this action
means business ,fhe Canadian Gov
eminent charters the canal aud does lti
share OF the whole undertaking in en-
Tagging the Wellaud Canal at the ex.
pense Of the Dominion The stock iol
the Caughnawaga Canal must OF course
be largely taken on this side Of the line
/ We have no doubt that it will be takel
and that speedily; and We expect L
soc this long projected and ongdelay
ed enterprise soon fairly under way.
It's importance to the country, and es
pecially to New England, can hardly b
exaggerated, and We congratulate on
readers on the cheerful prospect 9th,
speedy inception Of the work. Free
\ Press.
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Fesr .HssTEHs THEIR P0H'gRs avn
DETIRs.

Mn EbuOH.--W We learn that our post
master yesterday Fast Day, inter
eep,ed the mail as it was passing the
church IL your village, and carried the
mailbag into the church, and there de-
tanned il during divine service, keep
my quite a eoncourse Of people outside
from an hour 10 an hour and half
waiting for their letters
That he transcribed his powers and
duties in so-doing, none will gainsay.
II bis act was wilful and peryerse ylo-
lation Of a known duty, il is a sufficient
cause for displacement, and ground for
removal II it is the result Of ignor-
ance, little instruction may be ser
viceable
A post master is a United States Of
fcer, whose duties are plainly defined
by the poet Office laws, and the regula-
tons Of the Department. and he is
placed under stringent obligations to
perform those duties and comply with
the specified requirements. That he
may be independent in his official posi-
ton and untrammolled by State or
municipal obligations, he is not permit
ted 10 bold any office OF trust or profit
under the State government, and is
personally exempt from many OF its on
erouA duties. He cannot act even as a
justice OF the peace, that he may have
no duties incompatible with his posi-
ton He is exempt nom military duty,
and from serving on juries, that he
may be nnder no obligations that may
conflict with complete fulfllment Of
his trust
Tie is above local prejudices and pre-
isrnents, aud beyond State rights. He
Is The local representative Of the De.
partment aud servant Of the people
lis not for hlm TO apuoiut bis own
time. or cnnsult his own convenience
when 10 open the mail; hni it is his
dnry 10 orcn aud distribute It shenev,
~ the Government Tee 81 20 sent It a
h.m, sud il is tie privilege u the peo'
pc 10 ts presebt and receive it
Il woahi l.s slimsy excuse indeed
even il Ito mind II Mr b, for posi-
maslvr ODnen to make, q, seciudinl
lie mails on certain occasion, that il
was st. Patrick b Day, when his demon
iua,ion Suspended 40 business
EQUALLY unsatisfactory would be The
tScuse % the Israellish poet inasiel
iar taxing the mails ou Saturday TO hii
synagogue, and then keeping then
during their lengthy service that j
VAS bis Sabbath
Thanks IL or iolsiathefs. our GOV
crument has 20 established church
thsi i, r,spse's I'll. and pl oscribes non
~ his religious opinion TIE Catho
lic. lie jss 81 l u,e 6eutile Il ke az,
susceptible u appointment, and Whei
usy pectrt the tInst hhd enter upoI
~. dutaa they ar, ailge bound - o5c,
Tie same laws aAdltgaht.ons la thi
iAey 81. vol n * s~trved by gnberna
ional laoclanatians papal deeress, 9
reaoists ~ tide ecamensesl council =
The, alike are ~ Obey The las falh
ihar Obligations 20 The Government
aaa uog lsigAs their nnst Tins, an
tbs alone, w,il satisfy the people, az
iais Tie peolls have tie nghl 10 ds
mand
Manchester. April ii. 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

The Bill AGAINST PoLYGAMY.--The
anti Mormon bill passed by the House
some time ago has been fayorably re-
ported by the Senate Territorial com
mittee Officers OF the Mormon church
are not Only prohibited from solemniz-
ing marriages, but it is made a misde-
meanor for them to do SO, punishable
with fine and imprisonment. Marriages
in violation of the terms of the bill are
declared incestuous and void, and all
persons aiding or consenting to them
are to be punished for misdemeanor.
Spiritual marriages, sealing, consecra-
ton, and other devices are prohibited,
and so-ealed spiritual wives may sue
and recover payment for their labor.
The Mormon remonstrance adopted IN
Salt Lake city recently, applicable to
this bill and all other anti-Mormon leg
islation, was presented on Tuesday
last.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

RHQBf isaa1p kih1ToN The Repub-
lloans II Khode Island dad noble work
Al the recent election In total vote
much heavier than that u lass year
lG.7S5 nov against i0.T60 then they
have more than held their own. thus of.
scsllag the failure u ConneeticaL be-
sldea adding 10 their o~n prestige Re
turns from ali The tosns 10 Rhode L.
Land gave PAdeliord ioT 6ossrnog To-
4s8. Pierce, {. 292 scastering 2s2 r
pAasisoFds ma!0fiiy over al. 5.gl6.--
Tae rs-sleesloa u Senator Anihony u
conceded. and 50 il seems certain thai
senator SprAgue does not carry khods
Island ia his pocket
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THt ONunl Dtsvrra Ncs Almm,
Porter SAYS be cauunt see huN ,te lolat
resolution q Congress ordering an us
yestlgat.gn lnto lte sinking " tAe One.
ida eau be carried out that il the iaRs
of Great Bt taiu can iyach Capt Eylo,
he should be punished aud doubtless
vlIl be, and say. $50 900 should be apr
pr9prlated 30 assist the | ). Minister
ia prosecuting BIZ regular course u .aN,
Capt Eyre aud the owners otthe b9m.
BAY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

WoRDs FIFTY SPOKEN The following
article we find in the n Y. Times, and
for its truthfulness transfer it to our
columns A coat that has the mark Of
use upon it, is recommendation to the
people of sense, aud hat with too
much nap and too high luster is de-
rogatory circumstance The best coats
in Broadway are ON the backs Of pen
niless tops, broken down merchants,
clerks with pitifnl salaries and men that
do not pay up. The heaviest gold chains
bangle from the folds of gamblers, and
gentlemen Of very limited means; cost
~ ornaments on ladies indicate to the
eyes that are we'll open to the fact, of a
silly lover or husband cramped for
funds. And when pretty woman goes
by in a plain and neat apparel, it is the
presumption that she has fair expecta-
tions and husband that can show a
balance in his favor. For women are
like books too much gliding makes
men suspicious that the binding is the
most important part.
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Astonnding Revelations.

Tvo fsieHnft publications arr 10 The held sgsiAs'
The heir dyes 81 which lead t The basis The ''ssN
YorL Msdissi sunts" sad The Jouraal q ehstnis.
try" bitterly eeB0aaes then q ihe hair nisg b.
saf.ls dycA Have y0a ss@n
Prof. Cbillons Testimony,
founded o. : carriai snaiyss. aud certifying That
Cristadorus Excelsior Dye
i uot on'y arsi.eass ariis 80 ehsnFins ne color
q ne b4if. bot
Absolutely Sale.
CRisTAB1Egs HAIR PREVENTATIVE. - =
Dressing. hets IKE chsFw o. tbs lissf siia Dyfhs
~, A.
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What Every Horseman Wants

n eBfh ~ srfirt. l. 81 Ialaass YeAefan HsgAs LA.
iaasat TTht bgttirs Al Gus Dollar, fgf l~&tasasss
Cuts aails Collf spfalBs A. warranted better iHsh
sny osher II IL assa ~ 81 ne greet h9feefasn 80
Iex Leland courses Il wiii nj cufs kiag Bsns nas
soar a. fsrs l. L4aifaent ia ssistruts nat VII
has Il . slated ~ care 81 positively der
81 sassr " AsfssF sia - Utihsa ar fsgHg sEs'
6sfl Oas a,ss sssigrs and aflrg Ia As y -
eYsf .hsstfS Of tffFen hsfns fgf falle aud hstf.
arhs Il has never failed Aqss iAe NAA Tees
5asf - safs IL ghs va1Ebss Laiaent ~ " ne hees
Ensfsesrau u ths aky.
Eas ii sas 400 al sesa ~ he DFaaRisis And stare
keepers tlFaaEa4g ths niasa States. b~fei ~ Fsfs
Ylrrs ass TaFk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

How IT WoRKs. Princeton, \ J. has
always been democratic, though twlce
during the war the republicans elected
their ticket by majority Of heo votes.
Last week ht their city election, the col
ored men voted for the first time aud
went solid for tie republican ticket,
which was elected by l3l majority T..
At Catslill, n, Y, last week, the re-
publicans for the first time elected their
supervisor by majority Of 66 IL Il poll
of 1857 About 40 colored men voted
for the first time, 30 Of whom marched
to the polls in double file, headed by q
prominent republican. OF course they
all voted the republican ticket. That
the democrats should like this is not to
be expected and as they have often
heretofore marched the foreign ele.
ment in solid columns TO the polls to
vote the democratic ticket, SO now they
can see another element voting equally
as solid against them. As the republi.
cans have had to stand it heretofore, the
democrats will know well how to sym,
pathize with them in the past. After
all, isn't it chickens coming home tc
roost.
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AIlcoel-. -. 80.

sssaTs sewers pains y ., tas 80 hsss ssltsAss.
gaFnt tss fhfss sss5la=as ~ ua-t av-taess.-s
E eassas r,si ntt9ssss NJ ssss aa.s W is rss
sss was asIsEa tst ansa a.sEs+eas q ssssa ssaih
= thsy stsnase 'resasat tsss II sfY Easss tasisFs
gts stefs, ea.s As pe-s b - sE-sss = iss afar
. tsray
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

I INSTRUCT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
| FOR THE DISTRICT or VERMONT,
~ rHE NATTER Oh JoHs u. PRsrt, bNSkhufI.
In BANKRUPTCY.
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the Estate ot John +, Pratt,
Of Bennington, of tho County u Bennington, of
the State q Vermont, in said District, adlndged
Bankrupt upon tho petition u his creditors
and the payment Of any dobts, aud the delivery
OF any property belonging TO said bankrupt, to
him or 10 his use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him, are forbidden by Law. Meeting
Of the Creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their
debts, aud choose one or more Aseigness Of his
EAtate will be held at q Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holpen al bennington, 10 said District on the
9th day Of April, A. d. 1870, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
al the 0fico 81 A. r, Lyman, before A. r Lyman
Esq, one Of the Registers in BANKRUPTCY IN said
| Court. j. NJ. sMALLRi,
Deputy u. s. Marshal az Messenger. 2w47
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tNtH iMF tAfsA E#NltiF AFWstFs " kAAs - N's'N
- faiu fou ewes tfied
clean safe and delicious 20 asr, Aad q Fsu ~
lt nfhfuilY ID wtil 10 Ns1a
DltrtiHhs eash bottle HaY IL ~ ibf bfaEstst -
-retsB wheff yen trade n thsf have pat -, q -
band Ties wis ssHd iur t 81 yuHfFaauesi and ss fef
0enuue Ernnf's rHin.kuitng NaFig 0it AZ thg us#h.
dfaciutrf's lowest ptice At rvtsit
70 Sold ~ pfurgists, Merchants Aad NiufeFs
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