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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
TO THE LADIES OF GOLD MIL
AND VICINITY.
CHARLES NATHAN,
CAUTION!
Time schedule, nIuy 26, 1870.

THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
L against occupying or purchasing from A. s.
Edwards, or his agent, the properly known az
the Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
town Of Gold lill, Storey County. Nevada. Said
property belongs to z. Lyford and family as
homestead, properly laid and claimed under
the State Laws OF Nevada. Legal proceedings
win be commenced to judicially determine the
validity of our title to the entire premises, and
all tresspassers punished accordingly.
Gold Hill, April Tth, 1870. ap7.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
NOTICE.

II OF Of Willi.n Nicoli bis stocs and
lower Gold Hil, / would hereby inform ~ -
the citizens Of Gold Hll that nsvng seSp,so ,sa
shhn he hn.iness win be conducted In man.
mai thst viil defy IN competition, and would
solicit share Of the public patronage; n,pp
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1870. lssln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
TFHDENI.T R.sTERs.fBs .fNH I-IHGfN'
"a FaSsFETfs

rs fa8i 6sd ID tle Bsst SLOPE y TIE Als.
alas.ss extending ffta a. ManosFs b.ia Is Tie
l.- sa4.5y rtrrs 5. 81 % tbs .sfEsst. tls rsl-
"a. asa i 1esilna3 % hsrams sc noe, tslas-
tss ~ ths uoll4. D. Eargiis. aesrls al she saal
deposits ~ ~ beneath tAe general Surface, and
fsr l,lsv paief Iesst icrp slafls ale suak a.
itansnst csst = fsari ilsn. ne n,iofs sEe thou
tsHllsist aHd GFsise4 - ,bsy 80 i..ns uorkoa.
aalt sitter ibe u4asl astonis4ine agtlAys "a tbt
Kshagha spa spiAisial yaileys tie tlAl crop.
uai - tho h.J sslcs ia so,us from 8 g. u iett
ihica 81 abose astsr i,so aud can e. dumped
iata 10, cafs BY enc farae - gravity, 10 merely
ngn4inai easi and carried thence % wherever 1t
i needed tes tailfs ,astsAgd ~ this immense
star. q e.si oa ai, eastern Slope - TIC AleRa-
pifs aft f5sua Heshaasi.hie deposits - iron
er. aftle bsa 4a4unts ihe Chesapeake aud
ubh HaIlru4d paa "a e.arse q construction
flpm she raw. alb sa,yss - She Jsmps river, 70
ille US, latiEai..s. = li, Nis.isspp yailoy tLg
sf.attr part = Niith IS already - apereton
crosses l-iii, tbs gga ls.ds ara tie coai nsids,
and anito, t.r.. q llt ,sis.srl llis one hand
and iht Grsai Wet go i.s uihrr Neariy 100
men STE enllia SD ura ills great work, and 4
ail nui BE- many hunihs b fore tbe cars vill tray
y Continuously iFuta Memphis, Saint Louie 81
chesgo, "a aud from these great iron aud coa
agpa-its. au4 Il need 81, "a % t.r navigation d
I ihe ttiauar 4 lasbmvnd
( These natural advantages, together eith 10,
encouraging rush u immigration nov hbimg IL
Nhy TO NrNiniA aud Nesl Virginia, viii give 3,
+ those States a vast wealtA and industry IN,
s1mplftiGu ~ the Chesapeake snl Ohiv gailroat
ltteA aili set flre wonderful amouut tlaten
power, AMI i @ rank as ons q tbe must mpor
iaui uaits 81 improvement nos % progress.
IA, Loan Of The Chesapeake and Ohio RailIoa,
Co,npaur which IL announced elsewhere ia on
q. lumb, by tho vel knosn Banking firm, Fisk 1
Isir. " Ner York, it viii be seen is being stead
ny Ab,afl.d tor Investments. These Bonds hay,
.etrfal features 81 convenience and security no
hitherto found combined. To al persons con
itmplaiing Investments 81 capital, or The *
ehaage Of securities their remarks will be Q
sp,cisl interest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
TEE srRH:rRr srorE.


trial Of the Stewart Stove took place in No.
bennington short time since, BY Long 4 Wales,
agents Of Messrs. Puller, Warren Go.
The IRE was kinded at s O'Clock, a. m, with
two pounds Of charcoal after this had ignited
a lbs. Of oea Mas put on, aud at half past 8
O'Clock, p, m. The CRATE was dumped aud lbs,
q anbunt coal taken out, making only 10 lbs. OF
coal consumed with which the following work
vas dono.
Baked one Dbl. Of iour into bread.
bush, large potatoes.
large pies
I Boiled one bbl Of water
4 Heated ! bbl. Of water 10 iI5 degs
! Roasted IS he. 81 beef
+ The beef vas roasted al ~ M, aud the water
boiled a. Up. a. AZ much more water might
have been boiled and a. much more meat roasted
The last batch u bread was baked Aftor the
crate had been dumped an d all the fire removed
from the stove.
This trial exceeds any stove trial on record
The trial var witoessedby hundred Of citizens
Who went their aay rejoicing, with loaf Of breAt
under their arm.
The stove bad al additional, unexpected test
( Ia The midst 81 tbe Trial i Vas discovered tia
the pipe hsd been removed from the chimney il
The room shove, and laid on the anor. Il mus
have been 10 this situation full hour; non
knt~ hes il happened
The stove a. i nov stands i Tie result Of Mr.
sissans isst experiment lnst before bis dealt
and Is undoubtedly the most complete cooking
stove Ia She world.
g. h sHei, Is agent Tor this stove, and wou
hs PIE ased 10 shos il to ono and ALL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03


Large quantities Il marble are awaiting chip.
GOT at The depot, bnl llste activity has prevail
u ye. ia forwarding It 50 market
Ffst constable, Richard w. Smith has sold
IL real ossAie 10 smith " jameson. HE pet
saa property be uill sell Al auoliou to-day lie
emases 10 RaIlAnd 10 engage ia farming and
alehering.
Ne~srs. A. O. Ciafk Co.. have removed the
tale Or engine house ~hieh lAs 20 long stood
q front u their Brisi mlll % slte beside their
|na,lis mill
O. A. wilklason has opeued Photograph
looas IN Aaams Hat - sill be seen by solver.
.emtut ID saeghsr colniaB. Mr. VI has the
|epataliou Il being an excellent artist
Messrs. Hsuiey 4 Fielding commenced iS
draw marble in the u, ca, the frst d tl,e season
H. their mill ca Wednesday lsst. Tic roads q
Dorsei iiii- quAE1ies are not yet Ia condition
r. iA~ heavy loads over them.
Al tbs wooa tAaen Al iba tiepNt l. measured
and each sngine strictly charged piti The amoant
~ cash bad. The reaspn II this - ,ald to b.
iwo-fala let b. ascsrtsfn bat engineers do ils
most wafk with the least wo,,l aud 2nd, to ses
shieA l. The mesi scoaanicAi, coal n wood s
comparing lhis sosisoH 4 tie rv4a u4lh other.
when eaAi IL assd.
Janiss Asiarfy. an employees Ia the VI Ital
ian Nsrl.tt Co uslA had = nafrow escape o.
rasslsy aftsuicoa. he I2sh plt. Hs vas Al sori
l.thlad ene = the gauge, the outside saa q
shiloh ahs ii.fuash, sHA ilis ,lsi blf,ekrd ~
IN place. when lbs b1ekins eHA.leals gave avs,
4ha llss slab. q iaea wesglt. fsil oscg snl
cAlehiae hifr. tan.psd bsm hguihsi ts4e sids d
iis rslli Painuaiely the nenl ss,osesaeili q Ia,
gang earned ias stone 80 raash % and ava,
fi,,m hia tlis, ~ slassasA oas from bfhipd j
sit. ~ arsAtsr inls,y lhau ,tst badly dissr
RAGGED kAnmesfs lie ssesps fism - hofgill,
asaih sas iralf fs,e.assiiai
Fsvu Aoan4ss q, sstaiasy sfssuoou last
a sls.rs o'eltxk. ~ Alfred lsigfs "a. k.iiss
& uls u his hatnes The Aulnia hh3 passed
lolt sAfoagA lbs ns.of = lie static. ard NJ \
49, eaeaged Is hltlng piank - A. 8, cover 4
sash a ls sspf.ss@d i6t hefse esther thrQugl
sis4ausaess ps4hs3s 'rishi Al ti.e slsht % o.
IAasl. siraab % lsspsa upoa him. Mr. Massa
ls4kgs. tsNf4pg eagaFssssaa ia be sgAlls. sal
.aut aaa feael AlEs slag unser ia baFss uliel
saa 3 iaest sae4te1 state, - lAat i sas piti
ffssi aan = - hiassf hiss Is sa1cnsaal ;
eetslas NJ \ ispn anaas rs lsst Ifs -
aot4relf sattssss. sfsd q i lfql@l& that be- Dis.
snatantls. Iiss sisQaAiss sas fsaf3 apsu eat1ai
Aailen 10 bs badly bruised SAa hss brad esusAe.
sA& lesieA ia nscsi shocking iasassF. NJ,
hFsfss hAs slwAys issn great iorss = hafse
aaa aas lkrs a gFesl masy stani hin. q sda
= ~ ssasQs tAss pfsfalis ulruaE hest sac essa
maasi}, itst BE- Gsaih slsal1 have sssa eaass
ls aas "a hss faFuastss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Sprrial llOtifrs.

TUgNEE's NECRALsiA pILI.-Ths great rea,
eaF ior Nsafslsis and 30 Nervous Diseases. Aurs
ttsu tessa cared ~ g IN she lass swo years Prcs
sY tas3i ssekags o. "a s PacAsses sa,a5
TIE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CATHARTie
PHI. fbs besl kps@n fesneay tst 81 Diseases oflbF
Haass ss,saash iisef kidusyss zoe Rradaehe, Rhss.
nstiss sha sa al sbrTe asxiharais IL r. gaifrd
Prise ~ saaii. tssa q cts IS lss2es s1s4
TGHNEn a CO ise Trsusaas STREET Bsstsa. Mss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
What Every Horseman Wants

A GOOD, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE LININENr..
~ such am article Is DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
lment Pint bottles at one Dollar. For Lameness
Cuts Calls Cole spralns Sc, warranted better than
any other, IL is used by all the great horsemen on
Long Island COURSES Il will not cure Ring Bone nor
spay n A. there Il no Liulment In existence that will
What Ii is stated 10 cure IL positively does.
80 0isv of horser pitl BE- ieitho ii after trying
bottle Que dose reyiyes aud often the life OF
oyer.heated or driven horse. For Cole and Belly
ache II has never failed lust the sun rises
Just sure Is this valuable Eminent 10 be the ors
EmbFocHtinn OF the day,
Use Il one and all. Sold by the Druggists and Stor
keepers throughout the United states Depot 10 Parl
Place New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

ON Monday morning. the 25th ult., about 2
o'clock, just a. the wofkmcn IN the employ Of the
EatlAhd Marble Company and Of Parker, OLSON
and Dewey Of I,utlAhd were getting ready for
sork in their respective quSrties, the free bay-
iug been started in the several engines, they
were startled by the falling Of some small stones
In the water which had accumulated in the bot
tom Of the pit, followed by noise which seemed
g denote a crack in the rocks above They im-
modiateiy commenced rotreating from the quar-.
/ ries. without taking much account as to the
order VI their going, aud all succeeded In reach.
Z ing The ground above; but not moment too
/ soon. Almost immediately largo mass Of rock
estimated at several hundred tons, scaled of
/ from the silcs and top and fell on the place
I vii ich the workmen had just vacated. The en-.
I giaes, machinea, etc, were Of course crushed
I but 20 persons wero injured in the least The
I loss o. the Rutland Marble Company In the de
sinetion Of engines, machines, pumps, fixtures
and ths removal u the debris. will amount Il
some twenty TO twenty-five thousand drllars, and
4 that Of Parker, ellison aud Dewey to hyo or tel
| thousAU I'd dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
rsF RkNsrs ram KILLING MAGIC OIL 1T

This 4. the Best Family Remedy, to cure All kinds
u Pain, You ever tried
lr clean safe aud delicious 10 uso, and II you use
II faithfully. II will do yia Good
Directions on each bottle. Buy Il at the Druggist 81
reliant where sou trade II they have not got II
hand tbey win send Tor M at your and sell yor
tenuiue Renne's Pain.Killng Magic OIL at the man
ufacturer's lowest price al retail
kRy-S Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Gocers.
It's put up IN three Sizes and called Trial Size,
Medium Size, and Large imy size bottles.
MM, RHINE, sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
GnI Pttshed, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Henry II. Hosford, Esq., Of Pawlet, Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of the Independent
order Of odd Fellows u the State Of Vermont
died on sunday morning last Al the age Of AZ
wears
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Allcocks Porous plasters.

Fs6esa sstefs kihs ~ - sa8s saa haft. sgitlhes
3 stHas. sc. Theses saeetlha nssss noabaassaas
a. ps4Naf Bssi HgtadieATe alH even essne 81 10 hsf
rs tesY Fsisia sEsa sFel asavesess II asuF sezia.
Asf sfs aNafe sfeaaeHt shas 10 ar. Thess tssssrt
ass tssaia eaes saA aese 10 b. slsEss il lhs dasw
e, hss,ay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Afs- v oiiaslss nsfsaN3s escaped fatal
sessatat ea 1haFsasg lssi sat aitseaptsa -
oa.sss tAe rsilfaa2 ussk e tfaai q Al sgsifoars
lag sAlA. wlsa slgass ~ isss 4 aAs tr.lt
- Aa0 i iani tlai ~ lasse's bead sekalg I nos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
3IJ BrOaIWay,
New York, April 70, 1870.
BENNINGTON COUNTY

IL oHANCERY. BENNINGTON COUNTY
| COURT
Jackson ], HAPGooD, and
LUKE b. HAPGoJD,
rs.
JoHS r. WILKINS,
LUCINDA WILKINS, and
ALBERT kIHNIR.
The petitioners, jackson j. Hapgood and Luke
Il. Hapgood, having filed their petition setting
forth that John H. Wilkins and Lucinda Wilkins,
Of Dorset, in the County Of Bennington, on the
eleventh Jay Of September, A. d. 1865, duly exc
euted TO James Nj. Farnum Of Peru, in the Coun-
ty Of Bennington mortgage deed OF certain
lands lying and being In Peru aforesaid, bonded
on the East by land formerly owned by David Ar
mold and the right Of Ann +. Arnold, in the Pond
or Pine lot called; South by the said Pine lot,
and lands Of the late stowell Barnard, deceased,
went by the road that leads northerlY from tho
dwelling house of the said Barnard, deceased, in
said Peru, and north by lands OF Joel Lyon, and
lands formerly owned by the late Josiah Hap.
good deceased. II being the same premises for
merly owned and occupied by s. Burt, in his life
time, containing by estimate forty. five acres.
| Conditioned for the payment OF the sum Of
| three hundred dollars with interest annually, a.
specified in six pronssory notes, dated Septem
Der llth 1865, payable to said farnum, or bearer
| in one two, three, four, five and six years from
date. respectively; which are now Justly due and
owing, and have not been paid according to the
| effect Of the same.
And further stating, that subsequent to the ex
ecntion Of said mortgage, Albert kennie became
aud now IT, interested IN said land, by virtue Of
deed from said John X. wilkins.
| And further stating, that said mortgage anC
| notes have been duly assigned aud delivered t,
the petitioners who are the lawfal owners anC
holders OF the same.
And praying that the equity OF redemption o
the said John X. Wilkins, Lucinda Wilkins an,
Albert Kennie may be foreclosed agreeably h
the provisions Of the seventy fifth section o
chapter twenty-nine OF the General Statutes.
Which said petition was duly entered in Cour
at the December term thereof, 1868, and continu
ed TO the June Term thereof, 1870.
And il being made 10 appear that tho said LG
clnda Wilkins resides Without this State, so tina
personal service cannot be made upon her, there
fore,
MS ordered by the Court that the substance
Of said peti ion with this order, be publiehet
three weeks snccessiyely In tho Manchester Jour
adi, newspaper published at Manchester, il
said County Of Bennington the last Of which pub
heation shall be at least twenty dayH previous d
the session 81 said Court 20 be holden at Man
chester. In said County on the first Tuesday o
Juue, A ID. 1850, which shall be deemed \ satii
eient notice 10 the said Lucinda wilkins TO up
pear aud answer said petition.
Dated at Bennington, in said County Of Ben
niggton, this goth day Of April 1870.
joins v. HALL, Clerk.
J. K. BArcanDER, Solicitor for Petitioners.
C.fnn TO $3.50 pei Hoaa, guaYaaieeL Ntr
DlHJ pay Wages paid weekly to Agent
Cietlss LINES Business permanent. Fer fui psrtlca
Iars address d4uHEH XtNV NILS Phiit Pa 4ssFG
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Ma17'iaSeS and Deaths.
MARRIED.

IRKwoOD-PARkINSoN- Arlington, April 81,
BY the Rev. Francis W. Smith Rector Of ST. james
Church, Nj. John Kirk wood and Miss Susan Parkin-
SOC, Of Dorset.
HENRY WHirMAE--In Arlington, April 20, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev. Mr.. Ma
son, of Greenwich, n. T., William Henry and Miss
Amanda NJ Whitman, Of Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

AFssss , hshh 80, 4 rrsts4taas. X l. Nsas
Aas lsst ~Mf AaFf sd NJ rgiuas Iasst. - ~
iafgEf fe.rs Aaa 81 Fsla az als ia,sans aesi has.
eie4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
r.iA on III .lnE crnrn

N7'73F777I IE737ET = u = W.
ksssst ? AH1nfa a.
t.e sss ~ dsafAtsF assa ons y sour Pssam,
Fsssfrts M haa ssy bed pssh IA Ass slee las d
rsse4 he1 Ia aIs eesE faaFs walT
jobs u \. AENYER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Mild Certain, Safe Efficient 1t is far the best Ca
thartc remedy yet discovered, and at relieves
and nygerates all the vital functions, without
ing Injury TO any Of them, The most complete sue
cess has long attended Its use In many localities and
II is offered At the general public with the e0n-
ylcion that it not fail 70 accomplish all that is
claimed for st. II produces little or no pain leaves
the organs free from irritation and never taxes
or exetes the nervous system In all diseases OF the
skin blood, stomach bowels liver, kidneys of child
rem, and In many difficulties peculiar 10 women IL
brings pIompt relief and certain cure The best phy
sicians recommend and prescribe II; and no person
who this, will voluntarily return to the use
Of any other oathartic.
Sent BY mail, on receipt of price and postage
/ Box, 1925 Postage cents.
D Boxes, 90 Is "
~ 225 80
II Is sold by all dealers IN drugs and medicines.
TURNER co, Proprietors,
100 fremont street, Boston. Mass
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DIED

sHUMwAY-In East Dorset. April 10th, at the resi-.
dence Of NJ Is. Roberts, Polly Shumway, widow Of
Pho Stoddard, aged 81 years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Savings Banks, Trust Companies, Insurance
Companies, Railroad, Manufacturing and other
Corporations, Executors Of Estates Trustees
Public Officers, and all who have trust moneys
or who act in any iduciary capacity, whether
they live in New York or elsewhere, are invited
TO open accounts with the SECURITY BANK Of
the CITY OF NEW YORK, by letter or in person
at $40 Broadway.
Parties desiring TO invest money will receive
| freely information as to the various Stocks ant
| Bonds which are on the market.
JOSEPH U. ORVIS, President,
BENJAMIN IL. DEWEY, Cashier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03


ROAD
{, assarls.sa 81 rsasits ssss EiCuNoSt. Ft. 's
q, s.isbs.sss WINS sUIrHuE srHtyas. Il west
tirsis.a ~ nun "a Il t,isf r,Fay sttsaisa z
D, osis RIVER ~ sa., nta. uas3as "a ell $50
sn.s
D. tu presrsr W.aettd itPsh'trstss tal srsns
op 20 usrt,s ne wsad,rtaI 60. Deposit, = tas Eas.
s.. Re- "a rs wss, yss,al, Ana ,hs. bsinr eas,a.
p,flar so sbssaa cssl, = A,i ,.,loa laia ssaa,a
assusu via ,Ae lea ets, u ysrssaa sad cate, 80
ne wss.sa ssuiA " ssssru ana Essisfs matssta
when esnrlsi.d u wll eeaate, me sui'erier hsFsos
fs.Hus, Z ~ Css,apssAs Es, viA reliable as,iss
lap 81 as oa., River. nd aas vlA g. ssus, y.
t.a q Railroad sai water ,arspsriauoa q ne ssrs'
We, and sealhws.t
Il wtr make Short Easy eheaf "a tsycrsbls routs
i,eua ths west 10 d, ssa, ana 80 sommsaa l.rss
slsr, q ne enormous lrs.t, sesslas fanspofts,ion
20 the coast
Ii iii the. become Oh, q The most important, aud
profitable Eas, and West rruuk Lines Il Railroad 10
IN. eoantry, and commands trade Of i'amsa.s value
The complssd portion Of the Read IL doiag proa
tablc spd Increasing Ba,iasss and is fully .sas in
value 70 TIE ~hol. suoaui Of The mortgage uFon the
entire Iips -sSlb.oOo .ooal
The loaa o. TIE Chesapeake and ohio Eairosd Gem
paay, being Tir,l Mortgage upon tAe ,Htire Line,
property aud equipments, worth when eompisied .,
csn $50 600 geo Is therefore Of thc most subsao
ual, conservative, and reliable garesd Loans everett
tored ia TIE market, aad is peculiarly adapted 70 The
wants Of
INVESTORS and CAPITALISTS,
Who desire 70 make their investments wit the most
satisfactory assurance q Positive and Cpdoubicd So
euay
The Bonds are in denominations u
$1,000, $500 and 800.
and may be hsd COUPON or REGISTERED
Interest sin per cent per annmn, payable MAY ist
and NOVEMBER list
Principal and Interest pay able in GOLD in the cify
Of New York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Astonnding Reyelalions.

Two sarauac publications are Ia the Grld against
the hair dyes 81 which lead e iht basis The "AeW
YoTl Medical Gszet,c" and 'Ihs Journal 81 Chcmis
~" bitterly deAosncc then. Il the hair may be
safely dyed Have you seen
Prof Chiltons Testimony,
G,pnaed ~ a carefal analysis aud certifying that
Cristadoros Excelsior Dye
i not DAY lrst-eass articls for changing The color
al the hair. bul
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Mr., JOSEPH L. oRVIS formerly President Of
the Ninth National Bank OF the city Of New York,
having accepted the Presidency OF the sECUll.
IY BANK, desires to rene his acquaintance and
correspondence With the Bank officers, private
Bankers, Merchants, and other business men
throughout the county.
Mr. Ofys will assure them OF the best terms,
and most careful attention 10 their interests.
A State Bank acquires nearly all the powers
and privileges which apportain to any Bank OF
Trust Company, and III the careful, economical
and conservative exercise Of these powers and
privileges, and in y faithful attention to the in
terrsts Of Correspondents and dealers, it is the
wish Of MIR. Oryls that the SECURITY BANK be
fully equal to any other, and in this wish all the
Directors heartily join, fully believing that such
q course Of action will make their stock valuable
and the bank useful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03

Mr.. BENJAMIN II. DEWEY, formerly OF Bur
lngton, and Cashier for nine years Of the Ma
tional Bank Of Waterbury, Vermont, has been mp
pointed as Cashier OF the SECURITY BANK, ant
will use his best exertons 10 render the ilistitu
ton fayonte with Banks, Merchants, and deal
ers generally, whose accounts arc hereby sole
tied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
Ahsolnlely Snfe.

CRIsrAD0Eos HAIR PREsEEVATlSE, as a
Dressing, acts Ike charm on the Iia'r amer p,eing
Try It.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-05-03
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