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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

The President is said to entertain 8
cordial respect for Secretary Cox. The
feeling can hardly be mutual.
Mr.. Cox went into the Department 81
the Interior on the express condition
that Ne should not be trammeled by the
politicians, ana that he should be allow
ed to run the department on strict bust
ness principles. he introduced reforms
that rendered his department model
one in many respects. He sought out
the most capable men to assist him,
thought Riors of personal ability and
character than the cousins and brethers-
in-lsw CT Congressman, and gave every
clerk to understand that he must per-
forR bis duties faithfully, and that so
long as he did go he would be secure in
bis position, and he protected from the
assessments of the various political COM
mittecs. LEA eject he introduced the COM
Petitivs systens, and Grant promised to
protect him in it.
This sssly policy excited the bitter
animosity CT the Radical horde. sena-
tors Chandler and Cnmeron went to
Grant and procured nm order OF promise
for Cox's expulsion. The President OF
the United States sacrificed his personal
friend and official adviser at the bidding
of the most rspacious brace of rsscals
that ever plunged their arms into the
peoples crib. THE only fsslt of Cox
was, that he Believed the Presidents
word.
This not the frst time that Grant has
broken his promise. All men know
what he was proved to be on tho tesli.
aony of Secretary Seward and Presi-
iient Johnson's entire Cabinet, in The
matter of Stanton's rernovsl from the
War Department.-Po Pomeroy's Demo
crot.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

There's a jolly Saxon proverb,
That is pretty much like this; -
That q man is half in heaven
when he has a womans kiss.
But there's danger In delaying,
And the sweetness may forsake it;
50 tell you, bashful lover,
If you want a kiss, why take IL.
Never let another fellow
Steal q march on you in this;
Never let a iaughing maiden
See you spelling for kiss.
There's royal way of kissing,
And the jolly ones who make it
Have motto that is winning:
If you want kiss, why take it.
Any fool may face O cannon
Anybody wear CROWN
But man must win woman,
Ifhe'd have her for his own.
Would you have the golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake 1t f;
If q thing is worth the having,
And you want kiss, why take it.
Who would burn upon desert,
With forest smiling by?
Who would give his sunny summer
For bleak and wintry sky?
Oh tell you, there Is a magic,
And you cannot, cannot break It;
For the sweetest part of loving
Is TO want kiss and-take 1t. r
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

BH me above arrangement, close connec-
1apus will be made both ways, and passen-
{ers will arrive early both In New York and
@A1timore, and will be able 70 visit Phila-
{eiphia and Baltimore, returning the same
Nv. af I-,ii ,a-
lii FreIghts must be at the various sta
x3ns at least (30) thi minutes before star
IL ag of Trains, otherwise they will lay over
/. B.senty-four hours. ]. L.. CALDW ELL,
superintendent.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

'Is that clock right over thersf. ask
cd visitor. "Yes, right over there, .
said the boys
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05
SOUTH.

Also, Freight Trails with Passenger
Car attached, will leave Wilmington about
Zoe \. Nj, New Castle, A. Middletown, $50,
63layssn f.ye, Issvsr, $50, Camden. BIS, Eel
ION, l.l6 aud he due st Hsrringtou about
10. 10 A. Nj. Returning, to leave Harrington
about 3 o., P. NJ, FELTON, $50, Camden, 4.5S
Dover, 5.35, MORTON, coo, Clayton, $50, Mid
dletown. $40, New Castle 1880, and be due al
Wilmington, about 1880 p. M. Suhjeci to de-
lays incident to Freight BusineRs.
This Train VIII stop To take up Passengers
only ut stations named. but VIII set down
Passengers at any stopping place except
Hare's Corner. State Road. Del. Junction
aud Dupont.
New Castle TraisE--Leave New Castle
or Wilmington and PhiIrdelphia at 30 A.
NJ. Leave Philadelphia 1900 M. and Will
mingtsn l.ID p. M. for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch Traf0s.-Addit'onai
to these above leave Smyrna for Clayton
II. AZ A. NJ, aud 500 p. NJ. Leave Claytsn FOL
Smyrna, $40 A. NJ, and 2 90 p. NJ, to make
connection with trains to and from Dsver.
and Stations South.
Il @. SEWALI. sup't Del. II. r.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

The Presidents eldest son, who is a
West Point cadet, was put back ono
year by the last examipstion, so ttfat he
will have TO serve there fvs YeSfs.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05
VOL. L.
TIME TABLES.
Delaware Railraad Lime.
II u

III ANGIE OF HOURS.
f1n and after Monday, April A,
1870.
s&snger Trains will run as follows until
further notice
y lAA4I TRAINS SUNDAYs EKCEPTED
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05

tking as clean as she could, and how
every day he said she was a coed wife.
and swch q nice little housekeeper.
They told us ali about 1t. and how han.
py IL made each ofthsm when the other.
ith heart, lips. words. and ewes. said to
the othsr-"I love you.v
u ooi soou ahssi "sn's US 10 virus
'o''e''''s' ,S''s
"" A"on INST 81 oYoi 'ne woriu
',''u'~''a " sou'S sio ~ yi"s' iAinishins,
As !" e',ei anu ssohy 'of eae
spo'' sl'e "osos' ,as ,SoA .ha' WIZ
.o' 'ae 1a"'p'e STORY, os' 'ne e'eauence
'o'0 you " snc ~ohinS
,,,.. 80 = ",s'y "isos snu ~olA,ns nus
60 e. - ~ ',1'e-' - suu ',s',A' anu i's'0"'
A.. A.. 'as ,'a''p',' oo.7stoNvn ~o'us rom
~ o"s W "se' oN' VINO ne~' ero'y
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05
IN, MM Nc
New York Bazaar
a',.i 'a Is THE hN
CHEAPEST STORE
In SMYRNA,

And Is the place where you can get every
thing in the line OF Trimmings, Fancy
Goods, Notions, and Furnishing Goods, such
as Satins, Lining silks, Needle work Edg-
ings and Insertings, Infants Robes, Sash
Ribbons, Guipure ana Vaiencien LHces, CIu-
ny, Blond and Cotton LAces, slipper Pat
terms Lace Collars. Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Lace Handkercltef-, Trimming and Velvet
Ribbons in All colors, Hosiery, Kid and Bisle
Gloves, Ladies' Waists, Lace for Veils, such
as Grenadine, Tissue, Barege and Dotted
Lace. Linen Bosoms, Tydies, silk Gimps.
SILK Fringes. Buttons of every description;
Spool and Skein Silk, Spool Cotton, Pins,
Needles, Hair Pins, Skirt Brsids, Crochet
and Darnlng Needles, SILK and Cotton Nets,
Hooks and Eyes, Cable Cord, SILK Cord IN all
colors, Loops for Cloaks, Fine, Round, and
Dressing Combs, II ir Brushes, Shoe Laces,
Ruffiings, Pocket Books, Toilet Boxes, Jew
elry, SILK Laces, all oolors iof Embroidery
Braid. Alpaca Braid, Corset Steel, Corsets,
Switches. Silk Cord and Tassels, Cotton
Fringes. i .lf l4sa 4t In f
GENTS PAPER COLLARS,
~ NECK-TIES, ssss.
SUsPENDERs,
and hundreds Of articles, too numerous 10
mention, at
No. RMGKcmb
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-11-05
MARYLAND & Delaware Railroad.

on and after MONDAY, April lItb
Ks7s, Trains viii run as follsws:
NORTH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

6a Hs aav-
FlmsUitI Eaaastfr fsrs arsf sa ErHsHne
aest rae altt lssHEaf kua.
YES ge
t 81 e ~
w lHta usr uktefst
a etkf ts ss.tef AID
Ht a lsa tHe Caft d
i haN fsa UsstaEv
nH sstsa hr aun
fata Hs eiit 30.
5 Meas tsaaW 81 @&a3 lhH
ahffe hope bed is3 lss
aa @ uH- fa e., aEoI CsTa.
kfs l5lsa4 aal.5 tUa paFsatr h.s3ls.uR lla..
lH Ees Alternative EEtfsHt 4 uaiaon Medical
Ifes #ler Sd }iN lstH, hraFs
Hes afUla1t il.asssts ss.a sli N.fts
.n-a asa fs sH4 btafuEeiats ~
reu afs sd tvsEty $3.50 seaEsia CIR D.
af ana ss thr aitlt ftfs
va8 Hka alasfta Ib.s Is tha Common
iass hanai -salaa faIa Aiding Mas on Al over
IlE eaaUE u ems bHaF Dos headache. taath.
scaf h1ts laia taFe thra4t amHuuse 81 ans
tiaa spraat 0ath'a.us, thd sCuels aaslea Is
.g a.uU NaE ulL rs aoiks hkus ebRgN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
LOsr sr sE.s

The search for the Inflated City Of
Boston has been abandoned All rea-
sonable hope Of her safety persisted long
ago. and yet while there was any posi-
bihty OF her being afoat the ocean has
been secured along her tra ok that moth
ing which man could do should be left
undone to rescue her company from a
watery grave. But all in vain, No
yestgc Of the missing steamer has been
discovered, and there is scarcely any
ground TO hope that even one Of that
company who went out bearing their
life aud hope on the doomed vessel will
ever return to tell the tale Of shudder
ing horror, shipwreck and death. Even
before the shadow Of an anxiety had
fallen upon any heart for the safety Of
the steamer which bore so much OF tho
life and love Of the waiting ones, it was
doubtless Graded in the oceans bed,
and rocked 10 the requiem Of the tenn
pest, and Of the laundering pillows
which swept over it But there comes
back to us no tidings Of disaster When
and where the awful doom boiell en-
come only in those revelations Of the
hereafter
Blu. out Of the windows 81 the imagi-
nation 60 tho winged messengers, which
laringly pier &C tie skies, aud penetrate
even the depths Of the sea Aud wear
,ly back come they with what mourntul
tidiugs Of the raging ocean dashed into
fury BY the Tempest, the pitilesB storm,
the darkness which could be felt, the
shiyerIng spars, the ereaking timbers,
the stern battle with the elements, as
the ships company fought for their
I lives. the look % after despair when all
was lost, the frantic horrors Of the clos
/ ing scenes, aud the fearful plunge a. So
many human souls went shrickjns into
eternity
And still tie untired fancy follows
them II their swift passage down into
/ the oaverus Of the deep The sen mons
tiers draw back as the mysterious object
settles iolts iathomless sepulchure. The
victims have ceased 20 struggle, aud
over Az has come the last slumbcr The
home o. the living aas become the char.
npl house 81 the lead
Wewoald n5i hnger Bat out Of the
rcfi and stricken hearts whose treas
nrcs u love and friendship we're thus
buried beneath tie waves, win long
come those awin question: ngs q the
loved an 10 Aud 10 answer will come
back 70 calm tho souls unrest The
dead bear not anything and are voice
hess ever. 10 their unkuow resting
place aud strange eotapauionship We
must leave them But On every ne
menta. and over every memorial, will
cYermors be inscribed that touching
erisAph Lost 81 Sea
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PRsC L.I.H.ffk0.y' o. THR H.GTAPECf
TfoN or TzG 1879 .F.nE.yB.uR.N.T.

NEss4aE "a THE PRESIDENT ~ coNaREss
q o. Saete aad Bopa r Eeas.odau~
ID Il unusual to notify the two Hous
Is Of Congress by message Of the
PRONUNCIATION II the proclamation by
the Secretary Of State Of the ratification
81 tho Constitutional amendment In
view, however Of tho vast Importance
81 tlehft'enth amendment ofthe Const;-
tuition, this day declared patt Of that
reverend instrument. deem depart
IRE from the usual custom justiiabls
The measure which makes at once four
millions Of people voters, who we're
heretofore declared by The Highest
tribunal IN the land not citizens 81 the
United States. nor eligible to become
50, with the assertion that IL the time
81 the Declaration Of Independence the
opinion was fixed and universal il the
civilized portion Of the world, regarded
A. al axiom il morals as well Us ID
politics, that black men had no rights
white men were bound 10 respect, is
indeed a measure Of graudeF impor
tanee than any other one acs d the
kind from tie foundation Of our free
government 70 the present time In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

fl.ta i stoae Rrer s. Casca aau.
aatiauaa q Nauls lie vas
oof 81 % mas aeag shy foar ssse
a asa. and seemed haze ereat 'ae-
q aad pfm g failure are He
vass NgeaAn lsns uai.vs "a
Southampton oaaa'5 ~, la4 fram Nor
ia. bam Is 1912 sud las student
B fore D. cnieri ihe mi.itafg school
a West pnisf vhfe he graduated u
1870 H. wen As promotion g tie
5rsset fauE Il major h 1870 T. d tho
Mo1icau war aiief ,la close "a which
BE- uss Nitbdiawa isoa active service
for s pAlle. aad be.8 . pos, iustruc
tor 81 West Point lie returned e
frontier iuly. however. ia ls54 sery.
ing in California and Texas until De
uas wounded d 1850 When there.
beli.on broke aut BIZ native state, q
coufsa, expected h.m % desert BE
coontrys ranks and offer bis sword t.
I YfRiuia. a. Eobtr, Lee dii, hu'
Thomas bad 10 such sectional prep5s
session. and remained faithful io ths
deg ie was rapidly promoted %
course d toe first years d the war
and, when tie army Of the Cumberland
was formed u tue autumn q lsG2 bt
vas already major general Of ,oiun
ioers commanding the cuutre division
OF that army, under Rosecrans its chief
A wear later. be succeeded Kosecrani
Or commander Of the army Of the Cum
berland, and held that position tili th'
close Of tbs War though he was on tht
point Of being removed By Granti
order when he won his last great bat
tie al Nashville, at the snd Of TIE yea
1861 He continued 10 command il
that section Of the country for seyera
years after tie war closed; but Of lal,
has been stationed on the Pacific coast
aud died Ii San Francisco
Gen. Thomas had been unusual.
vel OF late, until Monday afternoon
March 2sth, when lac was stricken will
apoplexy, while attending 10 bushes.
10 his Office at San Francisco, and diet
at 8 O'Clock in the evening. His re
mains viii be brought to Troy, y. Y
for burial, escorted By the officers Q
bis staff. His death was communicat
ed to the president and to Gen, Sher
man, and a general order has been is
sued announcing the tidings to th
army and the country. The preslden
has sent his confidence by telegraph t
Mrs. Thomas at San Francisco; an
measures viii be taken for the prope
commemoration Of her husbands dealt
, His subordnates in California, Gem
Ord and Whipple, being absent, hi
ommand falls upon Col. Hough hi
acknowledgement Springfield Rspubt
: .soU
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Frc.b, pufe Id Is s fialldag elixir Whoever i5 do
barred BY circumstance ram unIesuicIed access to
this intl-ible hu powerful .,inplsbt, needs medi
clual neofaut ofs5ue aiEd The great object shyuld
he 70 choose she bosi Popularity IL pretty good
guarantee Of merit 10 this srrutinizug ana Intelligent
age, aad triad by hls criterion hastetteFs stomach
HIttcn stands afst smons TIE luyigoratiug and resu
latng medicine of The present day To tbe wants OF
persons engaged ID indoor tmPioymeats especially 10
crowded fIcJoltes where even with he best possible
yeuals'ipa Ae atmospheFc issiWsyb 10 zose degree
polluted ihis auhrous 1egel4ble touig peculiarly
adapted Tbs gajare OF the Ingredients sH- mystery
II consist. 81 sn abs1uteiyip6re diiusye stimulaut
iIEciafsd.-0f fathsa surhsfgcd with The huid *
tracts Of saEataas root, and bAks and herbs. The
pbs ralaeopuia has is luclpFes but what ate they
The iaee ofony single root bark Oh plant is pres
ID each Sol ono q hefe combines tbe three prop
euie, ofa tonfs 81 Aitemhse. and apefient II Is
aiss blars'li p4l sal sba an anuspmnodie.
lha baeai easrt waish 81 thai has been partially
sNAaasted ia esygen ~ fssgueBi bresthias pfoda
see oa Dc a Organization Is notorious ard when 70
ais aeYtalzsl stuos phcfs is saefsdled ths mepAlt
y4Hof hsg SD lHHsrs' # becomes dfisteroas snd
8spfsssiae "a ~ tsFef1e 20 elishlr the srstsm 50
tssf Hf even 70 isN aonr, eael dap sgaart ne dc.
blsaag irsssarr 81 yiiiatra atmosphere, hole.
aafue alls s alief khyo Is li 4caty required This
g,aua di,itrtnu snpplis 10 H9tetters Bittfrs
vblcb - strength .fuftsihisS, hesill-potse,ing
aeas "a na 5 go sthsr auang osrHsl - Advertised
nlvdritef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05


The Convention called by the Coun-
eli Of Consors to consider the amend
ments 81 the Constitution proposed by
them. is 10 meet at Montpelier on We'd
nesday, the sth Of june next II will
DO composed 2il delegates one from
each town "a the State to be chosen
on Tuesday, the loot May next at town
meetings warned ior that purpose, and
u the same manner ia which represen-
tau,os to the legislature are elected
Tie amendments proposed by the Conn-
cl arc SIX 10 number and are substan-
tall, IS follows
AmieLa provides that Corpora
lions th4H nut he created, nor tho,f
powers ,ucreased or diminished, by
special laws, except tor municipal pur-
poses
Ap71aE , proposes biennially ses.
sious % the legislature, and the bien.
hih election Of the State and County
officers, how chosen annually
ARrican 3 provides that whenever
tLo Office II Senator 81 Town Represon.
tat,e shall become vacant from any
esuse. The legaiure mas provide by law
t,r filling such vacancy
AaraA proposes that the judge
VI TIE Supreme Cour, ahall ba appoiu.
tea ~ the Gssomor. IS and Nth %,
advice and consent 81 the senate
shaA hold ihe,s aiacc for SLY years, aud
al stated times shall receive reason
able compensation for theil services
which shall not lc iemiuished dnung
testf term ~ otlee
II article : Is adopted and article
v rejected L Is proposed tina the
Judges Of the supreme Gourtbe elected
DigaAa4lly. aAl their term IL Office be
tNo years
Agylcts provides tha, hereafter
Women shsll Do entitled % yote. and
w,h 10 other restrictions than TIE las
shNi impose oA Ma
Aa1,la G-psop0ses thai 4lh4nd.
muHis ~ tie Constitution may 10 uade
every 10 year,, 10 originate IA the Sen.
ate and bs passed by two-thirds vote
ihen % be passed ~ majority In tbs
House then referred 10 Tie next Gen
cgal Assembly. aud i passed by ma
Bouty Of each House 70 be submitted to
slae voters q the STATE, and Il sAndtloa.
"a in part o. dc whaie by a majority q
he votes given, 70 become part d tbs
Consultation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

With the confirmation OF Judge Brad
ley tine United States supreme bench i
once moro fall We give list Of the
judges with their ages and the datos u
their appointments, as follows Sal
mon T. Chase 81 Ohio, age, 81, ap-
pointed 1864, Nathan Clifford Of Maine
ca, 1858, Samuel Nelson u New York,
~, 1876; David Davis Of Illinois. 50,
1862 Noah II Swayne Of Ohio. 60, 'G2i
Samuel Il Miller Of Town, "a, 1862
stephen J Field Of California, SO, 1868
William Strong Of Pennsylvania, 81,
1870; Joseph L. Bradley Of New Jersey
~, 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

LuL IS LTHl 0A rHE MYsgEaEs AID
CHINEa % MoAM0Nss, Is tie title q a
ns@ work Published By tie national
Publishing Company d Boston. II con
tains a fan and authentic history Of the
mormon sect from ia origin e the pres
ent time, and written ~ J II Beadle
editor u the Sal Lair Reporter Tbs
work il 70 be sold oaiy by subscription
and m agent Is wanted in every county.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
Mhnt EXON Horseman Wants

[ GOOD, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE LtSfMENf.-
y Sucb al article i Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin.
imgut Flint bottles al One Dollar For LameDess
Cals Calls Colo, spr1ins, Sc, warranted better than
any other II e used By an the great horssmcn on
Long Stand COURSES Il VIII not eure Ring Bone nor
spay II there 81 IAnmeHt 10 existence that Will.
What 70 C. stated 10 core Ii positively does.
40 oefy 0t Lgrsar li be ieifigia dttsg hJiaJ Que
bottle Que dosc Fcvgs and omen saves the HE II an
uyor-heltcd OF driven horse. For G3iie uua Belly
ache 10 has never failed -t o. sure The sun rises,
last So sure this valuable Iumrht - BE- the llaTse
Embfufgtiun Ut 100 Gay.
TIE # one aud 40 Sold by the bmggstsand store
Keepers thrugghaut the United States Depci 10 PARK
piHeo NaW York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

President Grant sent message TO
the House Of Representatives Thursday
upoh the subject Of the decline Of Amer
iean commerce. He declared il to be
a national humiliation that this country
Is now compelled TO pay from $4,000
900 to S30.oO0,oO0 a year. exclusive o.
passage money, for freight which sho'ld
be shared by American citizons with
the people Of other nations, and urging
an early consideration Of the subject.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

ClEAasIHA ral nio8p npnn witch charts
tanH have hsrPsd 81 much, u not aere catch
W9rd and aelasiaa. TIE microscope saoss that
some dlsoasa exisfs Ets parasitic growths HpQu
the gisbuifa u TIE hlos8 SD il is faTtbef ksowh
thAI setHG sHbiie aabsftaeaE destroy or eEprll
them. These sQbs5ANcas hass beel eonlbiaad o.
Rake Ayers ssIszpzrl.a, vhssh does esaetuAiiY
axPel ~ a4agTdafs fhal breed ADD rsasle la shr
blood ~ ret cut a q we're the a4AeillDsyy " l4fe.
Eereff IA Wang
YeteE4nArF Surgeons 81 aFaf TIE country are
recommending kneri8ka's CeNa,gy renaitioa
Pqw4era f5T the falQaing 9uuhlef b hofpas
iass u apPstits faughness oi 10 Lag, ssgFgags
n taasls u wslsf tilick water ga End palis,
swelling q iAs glands worms hoFss Al tA.ck
winH snd hesvse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

The Cuban question has at last as
umed positive shape in Congress.
The House Committee on Foreign At
fairs have agreed, by a vote Of eight to
one, to report in favor Of authorizing
and nstructing the President to main
tain neutrality ain the contest now ex-
isting between the people Of Cuba and
the government OF the Kingdom OF
Spain" This il virtually recognizing
the belligereney Of tue Cuban insur-
cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

The Public Debt statement shows a
decrease &c March Of a.. TOO. Ji983
sb8ut million ard quarter less than
Tie eereasa ior the previous month
There has been slight increase during
tie month Ia the amount 81 coin ia the
Treasury uow reported at slo54l3-
r4s04
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Tie body q Ma Gen Thomas viii
b buried Al Troy NY % Friday
uss ii noaA Toe ceremonies uiii Is
conducted q military order IS Gsa
Meala
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
Astnnndino Rerolations.

Two scientific publications are 10 the field against
the hair dyes Of which lead is The basis The New
YORK Medical Gazette" and "1he journal Of Chenis
try" bitterly denounce them. Yet the hair uay be
safely dyed. Have yoa seen
Prof. Chitons Testimony,
founded Oh careful analysis, and certifying that
Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye
isuot only irst-elass article for changing The color
Of the hair, but
Absolutely Sale,
CRIsTADoEo's HAIR PREsERyATfvE, as a
Dressing acts Ike a charm the Hair after Dyeing
TRY ID.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Retains from ihe s.octga be.d "a
Capnecnrst sesiefiaF indicate that tie
State La besg esraei ~ ile Demo.
orais b. salsa majou9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Death h&s anticipated Gen Logan
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

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