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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

NEs Mtmun OF BLEACHING FEATHrTs. lhir
process IS ana entirely newly discovered one;
Whereby heitathcrs u ostrichcs and other birds
may e Lleaehed, even II these feathers are ma
tarally black W dark gray-col0red. The feathers
are plscod ~ from three to four hours ia tepid
dalGle sciull,uoi bichromate ofpotasea, to which
cautiously sopc nitric scil has been added. AZ
"a ti1. ispsc 81 time The feathers will be found
"a Aayt assumed Eroefish hue, owing 10 tho OK
dc u chromium iteapitated on The substance
Ia order 70 remove tls, The feathers are placed
10 q dilute solution q sulphurous acid in water,
vbcrshy thc feashcrs become perfectly white and
b.gaehed Care is 10 be taken that the solution
q biehransta b. nat made too strong, and 60
peial.y, tAat not zoo much nitric acid be used,
uhlsa aBll cause al irfsmoyable yellow color.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

1eiag priv e Instructor 81 married persaAs ~
- those aABat 10 BE- be MANNED, buth mAie End r.
laBin De- cgefFUing concerning ~ pEgaaiagt sHt -
isigs ~ oar b gJA fgsriHt 4H8 te Frof'lHipA Hba
trtEtit4a 1f ahrpFifF nruAinE 81 ts brN discover.
Bts HtftI lelafs .rfH Hi4t EosHE isteuAEs ~ y
Hg WDrE itit written % paiu iahguEgs III te gsssf
aiisll.f ed i aftfAted VITA H4iusious fnaIsflnEs
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q e. sha aaFlss IT. sest lmpsdlHsrHt - mafisa ne
sA8til sea3 fls bJsk diteosss serfeit l#St eFsff
n4t Should NJ atqHs3ntea vita tti q IL BOOK thai
mus tr late go sfd Hoi e ah1at fhd h1ass Il Wiz
~ SAP. arF 8flfess 70 tha tPsf4g SO rfs kadfsts
uH ~ 40t 80. 81. so sprgea-st, sbofe fepris
ftd6dciph.a
fg~ sffiJcItB ANDUsF0RfC8ATE Nsmaa
tff sbst mss 81 Haf disease sef4ts B3a FlEcr T9stf
t sadsf ihe care y sa8 uHs q ~ nHi0fs9es sEAH2s
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Ga issHHF esl ss tuHsNliea aH aet ~ ~ niteafsa
assftYsd 10 as pathgaiEcHt I'll bis g1re ~ as
.ptaaf. III suats EUafta FhNAdaiYhir 1898
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
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aEs uorf fAslY dlEtsied A tcsHpooaial q sai
4 iG q ffeltt is water ts sufaeent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

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giss seue b is taF @ pae4e as iAf
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
A woNnrRrur rLrNn nAN.

5eau stanley lhe nusieian Loot bic sight when
os.y ESQ ytats Il aFr. Ho hid 10 correct an ear,
Usat ha naftr forgot ne yolge a q person he cv-
~ he6ra spssE- an Instance is given 10 Which
De- lsats3 ehc sesce a. e peitou be had not
hssld log taeHty years. Who then aoaosted him
la fH assumed voice. II twtuiy people were
feale8 ragul d table together, be- would address
thuu ali 81 lheir REGULAR order, without their be-
lag previously kaosn ta lu Riding on horse
bac0 Wts cue 81 hls hyollt exercises, though Il
would sssa q dangerous ono ior The blind and
toward The close of As ait, when he i,od 10 EP-
ping Ioitst, aGd p.fhed 10 give bis friends al
a.nHF. he would take them The pleasautcst road.
DO playgd % sbist Nsii great readiness ami
judgment Zach card aat marked al the corner
s4ih tla point ~ q needle Bul these marks were
30 utl.raleiy hnc az scarcely 10 Be diacorned BY
ANY pegsgn nat previously apprised Of them. His
band aas generally FIRST arranged, and i vac no,
uncommon i0r him 10 complain Of the party that
they were too tedious 10 sorting the cards. lie
cau.a tcll the precise sine by watch, He knew
die Hgmber 81 persons in a room when he enter
. ol 81. wgHit t4t,ri hls u.No 10 each person in
particular, even 70 strangers, after thcy had once
spoken; sud would mtss any one that was absent
and could tell who Tia, oue was.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

A MLaNgo ~ ran WAE. 0necf tAc mort sin
eulaf fgbts growing out q the war is eouiin-
aQus line 81 peael-uees q nearly hfi9 miles In
length, around Petersburg, and extending %.
aarls Richmond They are growing from the
lfe4saaiAs thrown Up " The rebel army, aud are
ihe oaly legacy Ten II the poor fellows vho
s Is the sdysHee line within one hundred
Yards u orr isres Having eaten the fruit
ubls 81 picket laiy They east the seel aside,
su8 u8H tary sppsar d one continuous line Of
..ar.g lie u.lifs Is beAauful irefs, which yielded
81 atua8art cr1p tic present gear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
4lrll0N no VEvALts N DrLlcATE

~ HEALTH Dh. DOW Ih4hfHtaH ana HAfGsIt
&c. ( Endlcaft.si IUsioa is tnrWltsd daily fJt all
diseases Helpeut TO thf female system ffoHtAus Ii
20 81 Floor Ahns Suppression sba other menstrual
a eIHege4nsnls are tieatcd pathological prlnc
1es am Epocdy ici}ef gWtaHscd % very frN aays
80 Invariably certain isthf TIES mode ~ treatment
Aa abs uUsl obstRatc complaints yield solder it sHa
fhs tflisfef person soon risires in perfect heah
Dr p5a has ~ DOUBT bad greatef eEpaisees ih BE
trfs ~ f.easts j wonleB bauhBy oheR physician ik
nlslnA
B4sfdiag recommendation fdF patients who uuy sisL
IS star be Boston 4 fsa DAYS uBasf hi treatment.
ug ns9 since 1859, hHylug esuRhri bic Whsle silss
ilHu fo au oriee qfsctcf 80 zee eats ~ Private bs-
tafeefHa F0maia CHmpsiuts acknsu iedFrr 80 kHPeF-
"a ia 3Ht hitea States
N.B-h.l letisrs mBtt rantsin one CELLAR Or icy
Nii. Hgi bt ahHMeft4.
OHFe haHr Nom feHr, X.
t4sgOH. Iaiv ea lsG4 -fyIy1t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

As lsFtssassa psaQ9Tfaf Tbs ruins e a.
ks.ec fftr = have bpcA discovered 60 tho snfa.
r..t 81 sganiAlA near 0yl1sAa, htKioo. Tbs
rIss - 6ssse via uoaas Asa nn3sr-growth
ta5ta tbafe4aA tnEaartagn cgaA3 n1s y EaAas
81 as dlsassersss Ilsg toand fo1f ho7sss
As.s ssrslaas stsuss several fallars. and fiaa
e au q uAieA veFe mars has iSg handfee
slsl - ealis - inastis, ffsa wh5sh nsi even =
,s1lh va lAsilue sewfsl i5sls and ss9elt stsi-
as afe-e H.sasfefr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

Two uags vsrd spcaking about the fancy dress
e they intended io aeaT II forthcoming ball
sDhr tail q eamle, j shsfi 30 disguised ~ lq
uaf. Don't, gas toe lmmfaiAie rP'yi cF-
d 0Hb al recagaiAc yaut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

ira nAu hgsul "a s WeA balanced heal let
Atn Falt he hhls IN iae nl4rs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

Flsttssy i hke Cologne water, - bs snslied
n asf 81 b o. satlluved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

is gsa agsi,ts an extra good relish, CO, ihen
81 kaae lt tlact sKprGh4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

rise tsstlat d. bed bags /. 70 ,lssp lhres IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

rs q, vuag hinge Ga, u yoar aaiId's lead
gl1s6 d oAEa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF Laxative
Madiafua

Perhaps no one medi.
~ cine Is so universally re-
ouired by everybody as
~ 4 cathartic, nor WAS ever
e-z=uz-<Z any before universal
N%%z2N jM1 Nv adopted into use, IN
M every country and among
ye y $s ,'iis II: $ !, s i:i ~:
NxW Eonis, that tits amorc re-
xssi-. liable and far more enec-
sReNsssKs - tnal remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried II know that IL cured them; those who have
not know that 1t cures their neighbors ana 1iehus
and ali know that what II does once u does always
that il never fails through any fault or negectot
its composition. We have Thousands upon tnou-
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable cures q me
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every neighborhood, and we need mol pqpSn ten.
containing neither calomel or any deleterious nruBi
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
Them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity;
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal yiscera 70 purify the hood anu Ia ~
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF inc
body restoring their irregular action TO health, and
nents as are the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Tor IDyspepsia or Indigestion, ListIess.
nesa, Lssnguor and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms Bilious III Headache, Sick Headache,
JaundIce or Green btckness, bilious
Collie and Bilious Eeyers, they should be ju.
dicously taken for each case 70 correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause 1t.
For Dysentery or DIarrh0ea, but one mild
dose IL generally required
For Rhe u an attsna, Cost, Gravel, Palpts
fatIon OF the Heart, Pain I'm she side,
Back and L0ins, they should be continuously
taken AZ required 10 change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear
For Dropay and DrOpsicaI swcIlinga they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
4 as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner PiL, take one or two PtNs 10 pro.
/ mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
4 An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite,
and invigorates the system Hence Il is often adj
] vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
one who feels tolerably well, onen finds that dose
Of these PMS makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyatng effect on tho diges'
\ tive apparatus.
DIR. j. G. AYER & co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, ". 8. A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

q hn0E f0f UFeTl body HIaTIIWF UI.tIlfuFFF. UT
TeerE ar-sl work iaf hc married ~ those oontpmpls
llb. marriage 100 ragrf flll fpIHtes rrice Bets
sent 90 NJ parts undgf sea post pai 30 Uou cors'
sold tbs IEFt rgH, Ihe tiHRlo married. and the iHpd
Rcd tHfpy. a lecture on Love, or Tow t0 choose n
polWa e0ml,sir WOlk IN Midwifery J; cgnlani
hUuGttE 81 Gpafsss ueFcf iclots published warrant.
al U g. aafiA tnc- EiIuet the anurat aFkra faf IL. -
certs ST. apayi5 postage slampbI lnrose4. " ~ secure
eJdf BY fetmn mail DF Teller has devoted a life.
tau ga 9 c8Tt a. iost dsrastf Won Nhl D hs books
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

MANHOOD How Losr, How Nttr0Erp
x@esX Autt HiHsLed now tdltlt VI lir trLyER
Ia wutS tttEtEhuB Essay su tho fgdira
2 CWrs trittout UcdiuiBel % SpsIuatpfIra,
rr seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
IL Losses IEroTFECN. Mental and Etyaiesl In
gggacitf Impedultuts TO Marriage, ett also, Con.
tumpt6u Epilepsy and FITS induced By selfiudulgsncs
OH saxgEl NtfayaGhnee,
fxg~p price tn . sealcd envelope, only Scents,
The celebrated author, Ia this sdmirabic r,ssy clear
W t onstrstcs from thirty years successful practice,
thHt the slumipg consequences OF stlfabuse may be
radically cured without be dangerous use ~ Internal
medicine thu application 81 the knife noihtiag cut
mudc Uf cure at simple, certain and gectgal ~
NcauE Of which overs sufferer, matter what bis
ditlan may be- may himself ehcspy privately aud
rats ulH
gw-fh. lecture should BE- IN the bands Of every
vou and every msu IN DIE land
sent under seal, ia plain envelope, 70 any address,
nos aid receipt OF tN cents or two post otaups
AZ ress tho publishers, CltAS. D. q KLINE co,
lrl6 l2J Bnwcry New York, Post once Box 1855
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

4 yerst, Albany, N l,-Qniek Cnfes aud Low Pei
Co.'S Tigentg Thousand FntieHts CUH d
DR. e. TELLER continues to De- conHdentiaiY
consulted am forms oiprNate diseases st bis Oh -
tablished Hospital. No. Bsavrrst., Albany, y -
Twenty years devoted 20 this one particular branch o.
practice, cDaQcs him perform cures ouca s no oth
pr ply stefan cam and bis facilities such being in
fpfrssppndeBca With he most eminent phy sicisDs 81
tbe uld N0rll) Of obtaining the safest a. well IS the
tpus rtntdies iuF these diseases offers Inducements
10 the unfortunate Of quick and rapid cure, 70 be Oh
tanned at no other Office IN America, IN srphils
Gun0rrb0a, Ucet, structure Enlargement ~ Tie les
tites AAd sFsrlstic cords, BUbo liberated Thrust,
sore Nofe Tender Shit. bones, Cutantuus Eraptions
Bells. Ulcers Abeesses. and all other impurities Of the
sysc.are perfectly under the control u tie Doctors
ediciats aHd have been tested IN more than 10000
ctses annually, With Immense success.
Young ugu ddietyd 10 secret habits who bayr m
paired choir hcals and destroyed The ygpr ~ their
miuAs tbns dcp1ying themselves ~ the pleasure Of
Manned Life. ate notified 10 colsstHg Dr >, Teller
tAFy VIII hnd friend % console aud rhyseian who
has cured thousands To- almost cycy part az the Unit
ga States who spilled 90 M broken down n health
ul nuV rejoice I'll all That nah ~ mau happy ahd le
desirable Tho reader 81 Of course awate t9at tbe deli
~ ~ tbls subject VII prevent more miHBe Do
\ FL. .EFH fl ~ 81 q d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
r. PERKINS

SCI. Lsriisrss szokatr tss Css~lag Tshafss. q
bsa Tstssss iE - sasrtsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
T HE PEERL Z 5 5
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
tn M1sr puruc4 CooKIsl Sr0yr ryER
nsnE
Has algsriod ~ Prs Grand Prise Ned
a. a ne Paris Eg7a5siioa, 1867.

For Faanamv nursh8tx 81 simplicity q
naaaxt8ent Ceknhnsss s. Cooking Heautx ~
nes5ga, 1Hacatluess - laetAgs aud Elegance q
Ta.sh, il stands 1Hlsta8ct The Fa5stEtt
wuuH infafr shr puia.c iAzt DO y slic aEsui iu
th.t sarrluu fe the saie ~ thr above ersebi sfra
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

SENATOR REYELs ADVICE TO HIS
RAOE.-SenatOr Revels of Missis-
sippi, lectured the other day in
Baltimore TO the members Of a
colOred church, and among other
things said :: A'
Education was the great lever
by which TO raise and ennoble the
African race on this continent,
The cOlored people should be fit
ted mentally and morally for the
duties awaiting them. The color.
ed people should first pay atten,
ton to primary and then collegiate
education, and select such schools
as are best fitted for mental cul
ture. To the young men he would
say that intellectual and moral at
tainments depended much upOr
how youth WINS passed. TheJ
should spurn the thought tina
they would never succeed. Tn,
press, the church and political or
CARNATIONS, he said, ought to Is
sist the col0red people in elevatinl
their race, and he advised the col
ored people 70 give their leisurI
hours to reading the newspapers
e they would keep them acqnaint
e with the great issues Of IL
day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26


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With honor a. 8 com1aIt eM-
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

VIZ call the attention Of our
readers to the published statement
Of the condition Of the North
American Insurance Company. II
shows very satisfactory condition
Of affairs, aud 60 these statements
are made under oath, reliance can
be placed upon them.
This Company has q capital Of
$4,000 paid up, with assets Of
over 100000, and liabilities only
$ll0ss2. The names Of such gen.
tlemen as Messrs. Page Il TheObald
arc still further guarantees Of this
Company, aud all others with
which they are connected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
tss% .ho woEslasasH, FAilA9SlPaia

Prom The WorklngmaB, Philadelphia
Building ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
aheYl
These Associations, under hon
est management have many adVan-
tages over Savings Banks, &c they
give q much larger interest on de.
p0bits, end enable poor men 20 get
homes Of thsar own ct q cost little
above what would be paid In rent
during nine or ten years. In Phil
adelphia they have been very pop
ulAr for Q long time, and few in-
stances Of mlsmanagemeut or loss
have occurred when organized I'M
der the present laws. Hundreds
upon hundreds Of houses are now
owned by men In this city, who
have only earned mechanics wages,
and they have been able'tO pay for
them In monthly instalments not
usually larger than . moderate
rent.
In this State. Pennsylvania, these
Associations are organized under
special laws, and each one has to
be Incorporated. The number Of
shares Il limited to twenty-five
hundred but this number ls not
always taken. Each share calls for
8 monthly payment Of one dollar.
When, say, one thousand shares
are subscribed for In Q new AssO-
citation, II goes into operation un-
der q President, Vice. President
Treasurer, Secretary, and say nine
Directors, who form q Board Of Dl-
rect0rs, in whom oil the powers
and immunities Of the Corporation
are vested for the direction and
management Of lie busines,SaeCOrd.
ing 10 the provisions Of lie Constl-
tutlon and series Of Bylaws.
And nov for the practical work
ing Of "a Association. You take,
say, Ave shares, and pay regularly
i've dollars Q month. II you get
no loan, but simply 80 on paying
for, say nine years, Of the end Of
Which time nearly ell Associations
wind up, you will receive two hun
dFed dollars on each share, or one
thousand dollars, although you
have paid In only one hundred and
eight dollars on each share, or five
hundred and forty dollars In ell.
The difference Il made up from the
earnings Of the Association, which
come from the interest and pre-
miums paid for loans, etc.
II You wish 10 buy Q house, you
oan borrow from the Association
two nndred dollars for every share
you hold, less the premium for the
loan, giving as security q mortgage
on the house you buy. In this
case, you pay ten dollars a month
instead Of five, the additional five
being exactly SIC Per cent. interest
on the loan. This you continue Il
pay until the Association winds up
when your mortgage is satisfied
and the house is your own, though
you have not paid ct any time more
than . fair rent.
Al each monthly meeting, th'
amount Of money on hand Is pu
up TO the highest bidder, and lht
premium paid is usually from
thirty 70 forty per cent. on thu
sum obtained. From this premium
comes q large part Of the earning
Of the Association, in which 81
0haFe-those who borrow 90 vel
90 these who do not.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

VIZ are glad 10 receive the South
Land, an agricultural literary fami'
ly paper, published ct New Or
leans, Iii . handsome publica'
tiOh and will proves useful auxil.
Iafy to the vital interests of the
South. =
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Tn jackson Pilot says that DR..
r. II. Walker has retired from the
Republican Of this city and from
journalism. He will resume the
praStice Of bis profession Gin . tin
chop Tx9.)
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

HOH. A. BURwELI, United States
District Attorney for the Southern
District o. Mississippi, resigned
his Office some two weeks ago, aud
we understand his resignation has
been accepted by the President, and
q request has been Forwarded here
for aROminaiOn Of bis successor.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

w. n. doaaraon nhpa uaaro
named Adam Aoots aa
on Saturday.
The Monitor aagsit a intended
10 petition ior q rev count be
called Okalonas Hllh ila town Of
Okalona e shs county asat
A nov town he Wen esiablIrh
ed IN Hancock county ezllea
Poltsvent City Etiso d re Nsw
Orlsana Mobile End Chattanooga
Railroad.
Il is proposed . : asw
county, as follows AZ miles apm
Monroa los from chiekamw lAA
from Oktihbaha, e. homAomndess
making 40 sqnsn niles.
GssmzIx cuz-ME Go Haynis
and IL. Jsd. Eauar 80 : dlm-
Gully 4 aaean. u she sapoa Of
The latter lssl Monday night and
the former wss severely cut ahOut
the bead snd haads.
a new county d 70 b bfnsd,
cuttingcR portions from on,
Oaihorns. Kinds and Copiah
counties, making Crystsl springs
the county SITE. and including
Utica within the boundary.
Oscar I. KeeIeE. ESD. 81 Co
Mmbas Grand Recorder o. she.
Grand Chapter ed Grand oouhcii
IA. p. 4 A III, 81 Mlsslaslppl aIed
It kis Fssidsnes Monday ssshlng.
He leaves : wid0s ahd aasasal
children behind BIN.
In Kinds county re Beard Of
Police have levied = az q ave
hundred aud seventy.ave per cent
Of the State tx. The people are
going 70 contest 6 aaa hass rs-
tained she services Of (. lar
is and Wn, Yerger for TIA pur5
Ali dfsl& ~
5A
Says the Meridian ohropicla:
sHaryey Bookina shol George
Jones q colored youth. last SAT
ufday.
The river &c II kia sop Of its
baa ma ~ fissh ab0at four
fs6t In the last twenty iuuf honrsi
Aberdeen amineE lath inst
The 0ksloaa aonli6r Of
tAe Governors inaugural 1
HIS creatures have 4 be- Of.
ffontry to e. tAis ~hoaorian,
demagoeical efnasion 4 Epefa be-
maui e paper A more puerile,
stale, hnmfiating document never
was spawned upon eofld
The west Point Herald z.z Of
| the Governor 5 message
as there q man with & Southern
: h6att nho can fsdd 81 dout .
blush mdla asee
I and Arkansas ha aalTei untold
horrors iram Fneon, but
ilie weafe NOT Ken, GOD have
mercy On lnpAl
Walsaa ne three a Rross wers
stab : dFungea 81
hfdhy evening 4h zra
aiac|aa nolie whsE8 tH bad
an in1nl Ing ID their midnight
oFales end dissipation. Hna n-
ness has been the ruin e no-
,leEo-he swallows never
calculating tn
7 Gryztkl Springs Hl
III W. IannF. NOTORIOUS
Tn48. nar as a
lodged 81 la'l haa bag
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Germ iS far above ground In
Texas. /.
The smallpox in Matches is
spreading.
8 G has ovsr 10000 negro chill.
drsn 81 eehOoL
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

Carr. JAsPSR MTREs, who had
The dIfieulty with Mr. RohrbeokeE
e lying dangerOuBIy ~. His ply
slaIan says be l. not likely 10 re-
cover. .Hla akall Was Aaesnrsd b..
the blow hs received, ahd Be haa.
.sa aslhioag ne.l q lAs ans.