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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
Tie Blacksmith.

VULoAS appta.s- 80 63G'Yli C lEfgtGsfl'tne nlst
black smith of whom there is any anthem
tic record. He forged bolts for Jupiter.
Jupiter caugbt him forcing them one day
and had him arrested After a fair sind
impartial trial before the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Hamilton county IS he
was convicted of forgery in the thirty
seventh degree (Fahrepheit), and Jupiter
kicked him out of heaven on his own
recognizance, injuring lis recognizsnce
very considerably, and producing lame
ness from which he hasn't wholly recOy-
cred to this day.
As Vulcan was a man OF great strength,
so Dlacksmiths are generally noted tor
their muscular power, the natural result
of expanding their lungs by blowing the
bellows, and Strengthening their arms
and hands by swinging the sledge.
The blacksmith follows useful and Ia
horieus profession, and no lazy man is
ever found in it. When lazy boy is
urged to learn the blacksmith's trade, Re
replies: "Oh, 5yoao the bellows" ard il
REQUIRED to do it MS bellows are really
painful to hesr.
Blacksmithing suggested to the Italians
that proyerb OF SO much meaning, ''Strike
while the iron Is bot" A great many
failures among men cen be attributed Sc
hesitation and delay in Selling the right
moment for action, and then tie oppoftu-
nity passes-the iron is cold. The good
blacksmith is quick to strike when the
| iron is hot, unless he is striking for high
er wages, when he done care particularly
whether the iron is hot Or cold.
The blacksmith irons eff wagons of va
rious descriptions. Our worthy sire, We
remember, once took Il wagon to - black
smith to be ironed off, and re ironed il
way off to Kansas, 50 that we never saw
ANYTHING more of the wagon or of the
blacksmith Wagons amt OF much &C.
count ironed of 80 far. We afterwsId
read of a wicked blacksmith out there
somewhere who stopped Methodist min
lister riding the circuit and tried
to whip him, but the minister jas
pitched in and gave him hallelujAh
and we used to hope it was thai
blacksmith who ironed the old gentle
mans wagon some thirteen hundred miles
off But then the preacher, after slashlnl
sin ont of him, whipped religion into hlm
so, as we never received the wagon 5acE
through the post-office, accompanied by
letter of repentance, we concluded IL Wa
another blacksmith.
Horse.shoeing is one of the most i'm
rortant branches of the blacksmith
trade. The blacksmith not only make
all the horses shoes but he puts them ol
for him, and laces them up. The hors
is generslly able 10 pull them eff himsel
In countries where there are no black
smiths the horses are compelled to
barefoot, winter as well as summer.
Blacksniths sometimes shoe oxen q
well as horses and mu'es. We once sa'
a great brawny son Of Vulcan "sboo
sop,e chick ems that were in his gardei
and many of them can "shoo hy.'-Cn
cinna,i 1imeS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
POETRY.
MY LOVE-.

MY love Is pale, but in her cheeks
Faint rosy bushes come and 60,
Tnst gather slightly when she speaks,
And somstimes deepen TO gov.
She seems mos. like young white rose,
Within whose heart bush is set,
Softly unfolding as it gro Us
But an, have not found her yet
Her eyes are hile-such sweet blue eyesl
Her white lids veil them from your sight,
But now and then a smile viii ri-e,
And MI them suddenly with light;
And when she hesrs OF some distress,
And on the lashes tears are wet,
They LOOK with such paiued tenderness
But az, have not found her yeti
Across her brow in even b-aids
Is smoothly laid her glossy hair;
Ny love has need of no false aids,
o. tricks Of dress, to make her fair.
She does not need from silBen trains
A gorgeous dignity 10 get;
In her soft h0naely dress she Teigus-
But ali have not found her yet?
She wins yeur heart hundred ways
Laying : nigh. hand on Your arm
Showing n nj she does and ss.s
an.tlye de.erential Charm.
Moving about with quiet grace:
Suca nit c tsings you socn forget,
Although they seal yonr 1--we apace-
But al, have not foun1 Der yeti
Her image in nv heart l wear,
Ny love nv faith, ere sll her own:
keep nay Life p-eper d ior her
When she -as com and take Ter throne
dresR 0t wat the word viii esen-
So much mo.e bright when we haze met
wonder. is il ali dresm?-
For ah ! i,sse nor found her yet
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
What Mary Gave.

WHEN the contribution box comes
round in church boys and girls throw III
money which their parents nave gwen
them for that purpose. The money Is
not their gift, but that of their father ana
mother. They have just as mucn 70
sneod for their pleasure as they had De
fore And so once heard klnd-hear.eu
Girl complain that she had nothing OF her
own thst she could give wiz tel y.u
what she gave in one Gay, ana you "Hi
see that she was mistaken.
SIZE gave an hour OF patient care 10 her
little baby sister who was cutting TEEN;
she gave a string and crooked pm ana
a qreat deal Of good advice TO inc three.
vezr ola brother who wanted to play at
5sb;ng She gave Ellen, the maid, a
,,rec,ons bour to 90 aud visit her SICK
bshv ST home; for Ellen vas witow,
and left her child with lis grandma other
While she worked 20 get bread Tor tcth.
| She could not have seen them very often
if our generous Mary hsd not offered 10
et,end the door and look after the Kitchen
fire while she WAS awsy. But this is not
ali that Mary gave. She dressed herseii
90 neatly. and looked so bright and kino'
and ohljcing, that she gave her mother a
thrill of pleasure whenever she caughs
sight of the young, pleasant lace sne
wrote letter to her father, who was ap'
sent on business, in which she gave MN
All the news he wanted IN snch frank,
srtless way, that he thanked his daughter
in his heart. She gave patient attention
To a long. tiresome story by her grand
mother, though she had heard IT many
times before. She laughed just at TIE
right time, and when IL was ended msot
the old lady bsppy by good night Kiss
linus she had given valuable presents it
six people in one day, and yet she hss =,
not a cent in the world She was a.
good as gold, and she gave something .
herself to all those who were so happy y
to meet her.-Erchange.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

THE line of conduct chosen by ayoung
man during the five years from fifteen L
twenty will, in almost every instance, de
termine his character for life. AS he II
then careful or careless, prudent or I'M
prudent, industrious or indolent, truthio
or oissimula'ing, intelligent or Ignorant
temperate or dissolute, 81 will he be II
after years, aud it needs no prophet Il
cast his horoscope or calculate his caanc'
in life.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

GREAT tracts of pine wood are every
year destroyed by fire in the south OF
France. NJ Schrader, who has tried to
discover the origin Of these fires, has
come TO the conclusion that they are
caused by the suns neat setting fire TO
the vspor of turpenine which is con.
tanned iu the trunk, and which is exposed
to direct contact with external heat 10y
the holes bored for the extraction OF tur'
,,apttna
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
WINNIE.

Bless me, here's another baby,
jus. a. cunning 81 can De.
Eyes as blue a. bonnie Dtue pene'
Breath SO sweet a. rosemary
Smile iiay. flashing sunbeam
Hair OF purest, fairest golo.
Hands ard shoulders full OF dlnlpies'
Little Winnie, eight months Old.
Making funny, cooling speeches
Nobody can understand
Such a quaint snd pretty language,
Only sp IKE in baby-laad-
Should sing all Gay sb0st her,
AL her sweetness were rot Told
She's bud. a bird, fairy,
Lite Winnie, eight months Oh.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

TIE imprint of awoman's face, affixed
there by lightning, il plainly visible or
the glass of an attic window in Lawrence
Mass, end a great sensation is created
thereby, ghosts being limited at.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
eNom tell me the sum Of l."

"Now, tell me the sum OF II.
Charlie, after q little explanation, set to,
AMI by multiplying found out the figures
marked opposite each article, aud adding
found that the little baby hao cost the
lady s1,525.
claimed.
father. "Do you think you could pay as
"Oh, mol have just one half-crown
grandpa gave ne.
"Well, but my boy, do you know you
owe pll that, and much more, 70 klno
ladyf"
Charlie stared.
"Yesl Are YOU cot just Twelve years
Old; and what kind lsdy nuTsed you,
clothed and taught you? Thought CHAR
lie forgot who did al this tor him, When
ne put on srlky face this morning ana
went slowly on mammals GRAND 10 the
baker,"
The little face was bent downward and
covered with bushes. :.
'Let me see yorr account, Charlie;
there is something more to put down.
For twelve years mamma has loved Yen,
watched over you, prayed for You! NO
money can tell how much tbs loVe sno
there prayers are worth! when you
grow I'D you might pay the s. 525, but
how will YOU paw mamma for her love!
Charles eyes filed with tears. Il VIII
not b have So asainl can never pay
mamma what have cost her
When his mother came home Chsrle
showed her the account She kissed hin
and said lovingly, "Ohl II my CnsI,ie
rows IN to be good msn, shall be
well raid for al" Sunday School S'dr'
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
A "Sumv In Arithmetic.

CHARLIE was at school, and though
lust twelve years old, he was head OF the
class ia arithmetic His father had come
home from his work, bis mother was out
that evening visiting neighbor whose
bow was very i'll of inflammation OF the
lungs Charlie, sitting with his slate, on
3 stool near his father, said:
"Now, please give ne an account, ana
You will see how soon | will do il.
"Wen, I will" his father replied.
care you ready? A rich lady once
found living at her door, one summer
morning. a little baby wrapped IN an old
shawl. She could not fad who laid 1t
there: bat she resolved to rear it, and
give il out TO nurse, keeping an account
If all il cost her. When the little baby
lad grown up a fac boy U twelve years
Of age. she wrote out the account thus
nurse for keeping infant for three years, .oo y,
ar 800 year. "a W W
Clothes for twelve years ~ $40 year 24O 90
FOOD for twelve wears. az $50 gem 90 10
Lodging for twelve years, al s25 year eOo W
-eecniSg hooks etc. fer six years, st gu
Doctor GId medicines, when the boy was
IN three times, so, IS and sl0....... 70 10
Total. ------.---'--<i '"~' w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Was aasE Tntss
Maty 81 esF HesAes au p nt
sw s.
HfQteshaa8 af locomotive E
The iasttgnan j. iat segea
as etbat afsu att ht
ur ana IS raeos Gals uat sla =
ur am nhsu Btskes rs Same
The5f fH aais auaas 49,
kaawH III (which there fe
Hfet Is fss state ~ 50 at Rsnzna.
no 4 Altaus aad NJ l0d 81
Ne1laRt FALLS Thef nt maiasi
prafeca0a. pn tion ~ taaf ue
widows sud aptaas aud Ue atfsn
most 81 ase standard 81 aesf Glaze
ahase vocation 0te ai continual dsh
rtr sad 81 esch 6sfial rsT3as
Frum tho Hatart 81 their cmp 8 Ymeat
ust5g CoHseat fas tuust df Beee e
carga she sabbath Ard fgou ibc aa-
iuFe e thf e.ts % lr .e5 m Sized
~ prumafcd its 81 e1cfatiou g the
day
THIS brotherhood hsli oor 1fits Con.
yc8iiaas last sabbath under the ~.
spi q af Division No So a. Rutland.
ba sons al New York Albany fos.
tn. Grerutuaa. Providence Troy
Springfield. Worcester snd those 81 oar
state were represented
The members arrived ia special trains
II ri ihe several railroads The nom.
Der 90 members present were about 600,
with some 200 invited guests
They held their meeting III tho Con
gegauuual Church, and, and the Rev.
Edward MlIls. aud Rev. James Gibson
johnson assisted IN their proceedings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
Sprint llotifrs.


Tho little mungoose when bitten by a deadly
serpent resorts u $ certain plant eats u u, aud
escapes the effect Of tho pdiron, That's instiuct
Human beings on the ether hAnd, must depend
on reason AID experience IN selecting the means
u protecting health aud life against unwhnle-
some influences. NoR, what does reason say on
this vital subject docs IL not tell ms that 10 in
yieorutc aud punfy the system Is tho beat way
10 protect Il against the invisible poison which
disease Surely IL does. The next
question il, what guide shuil We foilos Ia cho0s-
ing a medicinal safcguardf Reason replies Jet
your monitor be experience. Well. the oxpor.
fence Of eighteen years comprised m one aubruk.
on series Of satisfactory testimonials assures
Us that HOstetttr's stomach Hittera possess
STRENGTHENING, regulating and sntistpto pro-
p~eftios which arc not combined IA the same hap
~ proportions III any other preparation eXtsut
THIS therefore il the AHtidstc 70 which reasgr
Lids rs rosoft when oHr health i impefiilet
either by thp mAiviiA which, produce epidemic
Disorders, or by any other cause, whether i1her
eat and c%pustltut 0nsl af connected With oul
habits occupations aua pursuits.
The venom nf { Uu1iUus reptile II scarcely more
subtle aud dkAge:a Hs than that witch Turks %
toai air and impure s4fer. r. escaro the feyers
bsI,oHa DISORDERS, disturbances If the bowels ans
other seripus malzdies produced hy these insai
uhfi9ns elements, ~ ls Absolutely necessary thai
thu stomach aud all the sccfetiTe urgau= shoulf
Dr.. sa ~ spaap, 10 a robust e1nd tiou. Upon III,
siuouut 81 resistance VII Cd the vital system cal
oppose 30 the deseteraGs Influences that asssi
i, the safety ~ tho health depends, aud II i b.
cause the gFf1t regtbH5is batfJ1fiBi imparts ener
~ and regularity 10 tbs must important fduc
uous n the body, that il osn br recommends,
And guaranteed A. an invaluable preventive me
tclua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Harpcrs Monthly rich aud entertaining az
ever. ~ ITS varied e~tutents there j. tfR, = Hp-
tors - the 70 lag Nsnf Ghu4ata Association
sinh ~ order u N0rklng 10 the cities, as Vel ~
ne m'sri"hAnes sshi out Iha o'fAhlhstl9h Il
. Poser Ia the iaud. Also SIX weeks IA Florida.
b. ga acguAl tourist. lets a. into the lights aud
shades ~ that fsirssld narai STATE, Snd where
sony mAn 10 Tile.'
How sharp snsfics god bic capital and HE wife
- wBntar uati Rad -"Tho old love agaiH,
Is concluded Ireleuck the Great. continue /.
Whle Hfhe kasy Chair ID AZ web oiled ~
ever, aud from the Drawer. Literary, 81 nunc,
III iunesl = cords, the reader can Keep Nui poe.
ted 10 AL the wonderful charRus o. ths past ani
startling ftyalutiuns % sac praeou,
patoF on's IAdirs National Magazine, devoted
10 q ltgttof literature and 10 the fashions % thu
Aay, b. Ia It's line 4 safe sud readable peuodifait
II i a. tie i,s prizes ufN per year. The con
heuts 81 the October nuniber are shining ~ sutt
els. The Kathleen Love s,0rt, continued.
A pAriur DrauH, aud ctuer sturier, nh poetry
i~rtefnpersud. fhp picttie piatos are good,
Deniof,hts Illustrated Monthly a splendid
magazine The fashions for October. are authen
Z te and original lie ladies' tiab affords yalua
BE aud interesting Information upon at subjects
aud IL IL the best magazine for the utility ant
ornamentAtiou Of the household. II ofvrs
magnificent pari0r teoi engraving. valued at $40
or a inns Cr0mo, worth ~, 70 each subscriber
Price s8, per aunum. Address, w. Jennings
ss BroadNay, y. \.
The Galaxy, published by Sheldon * Co., at =
per year, comes 70 ~, With iuil freight 81 ehuic'
reading, Among tide articles, are, In and abou
Prkiug. James Buchanan, the object VI whiel
: % show from his messages, before the war
that he was true patriot Does Il pay ~ yiai
Yosemite f-private picture collections 10 Cinein
natl VIII murder out Z King William. Las
but not least Ia interest, The memoranda o
Mark Train.
Also. aPutnam's has arrived, 8iih lis usui
amount OF entertaining matter, VIZ Shakes
4 peAfe IN Uefmauy 10 day, The Fox. Marshal
b Rotertr private gallery Of lIcturcs. The an
tlquity II Celtic Literature. The Scripture Tai
leAuu Ia Bavaria. Causes Of the IFussian M
Frebeh war Here after "putnani's Magazine
and tH0df4 Al Home,' by Scribner a Co, are I
DO merged iuta one monthly aud called Seril
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TimOlhy Iiteamb) q { the low price Of - Pc
scar This viii prove, doubtless, a very popnia
arrangement. The first number vii be issue,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

A Household Remedy No family
should bc withpus some efficient RENEE
dy ior the eure of affections, 50 auivcr.
sally prevalent. as coughs. colds. sore
throat, whoopiog cough, and Group
some rapedy too which a be rolicd
np1n AS safe, sure aud certain Dr..
Wistar Balsam Of Wild Cherry com.
Cincs this dcsidemtum.
Sprains are thoroughly cured I
there be not extensive lesion-by using
Ronnc's p~ain-KiIing Magic Oil Il is
also good for other pains and aches =
1t Is an excellent family remedy. Try
a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
a. Card.

Having sold oar Store aud Goods to J. NJ. Gnf.
9th, W. WeuId feturn cur thanks 70 our maa.
customers, and hope that the satae liberal pat
r4uaee mas Be conferred up8u BAN a. has hith
erio been gigen ~ u.. Those n cur customers
aho ose us sill please eaii ana settle Mp q ones
81 "a iatel 10 10 West yery soon, and all oui
unssitlsd accounts piii b. placed into the h&nd'
u a. Attorney 10 collection.
BUWEN & HOPKINS
F9.i Dorset. sept. u. 1860.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

nEAYH or Jvpes Hyhr lon James
X Hyde. Jadge of the County Court
fog RatlAad coaniy. died u be real.
deace Ia sudbury from typhoid pneq-
monia. 81 "Wednesday oflasi week
aged - years Iic presided a. b q
the Judges at the Coaniy Court Ia Rot.
and. iast 0uc week before bis death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

New Baak ~ the greatest interest and inn.
p-orlaUce Mutteu fi0m a high moral and physi
olaeteal ,taudyuiut, by au eminent physician aud
nae iieal prnF s-oT. b shows how Satan " working
Out bis subtle aud dangerous designs through
oar most sacred domestic and social relations.
pufe-miaacd. but aut--puken aud aggressive, the
autllar haudirs tho "a iieate subject treated u
Wttbout gloves, bnt "a such a manner as not to
minister 10 q ]prur,olt cutiasi This Physical
regeneration u the rare is 8 subject justly Gu
iatlHB tqr interest ana sympathy OF sl tfne PM
lAntuIup.sis, d this boob, Ii l. believed, will
contribute 10 that eud just ia proportion as II has
rta iers. A %cireuisr sent free, cont dining = fun
description and synadsis Of the work with liberal
extracts. C.. i. VENT, Fuhli-heri 5 College
Place, n. y. left
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Although Vermont went solid against
womfu Suffrage lhele is one town 10
the coaaty where an effort Was made
TO eleet = female esen though she eau
not IS an e~lector. st the election IN
weodori Mrs Betsey Boardmaa ~.
oeiyod thirech votes fos town represea-
i~aiiye.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

TINS Y The bcrI FallIY HclnVlyl 70 cure ~ kIhus
o. Palm. you ever tried.
II is clean. safe and delicious 20 utc, and ~ you use
u faithfully, II will do yau Good
Directions on each bottle. Bay 1t OF the Druggist or
N ,rrhant where you trade. II they have not got iton
hand they will send Tor IL, at your request, aud sell yor
Genuine Renne's Pain. Killing Magic OF, at the mar
nfactnrer's lowest price az retail.
fFsold by Druggists, Merchants and Gloccrs,
tits put up in three siEre, and called Trial Size, y
Medium Size" aud Large i tmily Size bottles.
sold IN Manchester by L. G. ORyIs,
WIN. RENNE, sole p iprietor and Manufacturer,
6mt Pitlsheld, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL Mauehesttrssp-
tsmteE "a az Eft. AF rissaIt rs hfldeN fatn-
E assisted pr hsr NJ cBshanAn. ID Nntd VT.
4 r99 "a Miadlttosn, Cana., AMI Mary a. ste~.
srG - she AfmeF lace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
HOTSE AND LOT
AUcTIoN

AU CTIO N I !
0figsk sc We8aassay ths t2th dag ~ oetataf
the htlJs4HE property 4 sew HeHsr. Harrs
isash ta6 Garage hsass VITA aR@at Gee aeHs
~ IAu4 Tstat given Al sa5e, Alec, All ~.
ha8lng sop tass8iE ta71lNstt ENta fataai9
Hafse. flasa. Aaes wps4 NkbsEAag. hlaci
a4nHt and CbeAahut E@Fpitaft, 3 stores aua
Nae Cafgzts. Gl HaaA Utk Eha4ss A.
All tame 81 El@ saA anaeF tash al sggs ussf
G aaautss rntht - agHnufed uotaA aG iabuast
o Natu1s tsssA fg essh
ex3s posaer A. issFs fs Is1suessfs a. 81
fhe lstef A-9seAtsf.
VIZ. NgelEkWAX.
A >. NAAA, A8-lwaE
NahShestef, sgt Z. isfA .@I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

The fr seat atd ri ectafr have rsn8AHus tu
tut1f.
State na1 National ta k Private Bankers
saving HsaEf IfH-f Ctmfantss tuf1tet tean.
pgnirs ht1r4d. A6nafae uar. ri mh-r Cor.
paraa sft E&efalafs e E-tAts Tfu-t fuhae
Nhrtr b4l 80 80 have tFasi u % ~ she
Kstia snv a|dutisry fnestr vhesntf ibuy i,,
SO Aea 81 ~ else Eisarr Affl Yiind o. uprutr
cGtut. ~tta the S-elrN Hank ~ tbe Cty UfNgs
.Hafh. h1 leptf of a prrssH Nudnu-s Pspei
Discounted ff Merchants ami N~eppattrt. Al
soveu per sent per a8uum God Ace unfs kopt
Y sal Axsneies 81 Stat =. Murtglsh ies, and
urfHsfrttsas agcapfef
JOSEPH e. OHyiS President
BENJAMIN IL DEWEY, tsbitr
No $40 graalsay N,0 81 d sat %, 1870
fWANl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
CARRIERS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
pittsHsid. Mas.

Where Baol hftFipE is aat Gals Taught but
Eak kefpsTs Gft usds Tenih AaauRl session
wi commence the lTth 81 0etolaf. sfBA fof
Cfeasar 3 y CttTkEa a g., puuepsL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27
AolNlS WANTED FoR
PALACE

PHASES OF LONDON LIFE
B3 VI u. Kl1oas, ~ ~ucL-haema Journalist
Ahta.uful octave. falls Illustrated. Contains
: erathic and truthful statement % the sights.
y etst. ard Sensations u the great eiiy lt high
and lgs Hfs, from the Queen ia buckingham rai-
ace tg the scarlet woman ~ I1micp5 from the
fsgsbnHd III punCeif robes o. the condemned
criminal in Ausgate Circulars aud sample
PAGES sent frer. Address
BELKNAp 4 bliss. Hartford. Coun
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Levi ponds Estate,

STATE uF YEBMONTl At Ptuhats Court hold
Manchester District, I'll "a NJ the Probate Office Ia
Manchester. 10 and Tor said District on lhe ist day o.
sept, $50.
Present, Hon. 4. d BCETON. Jadge,
An Application 10 wriuHg was pr scented TO said
Court 81 John II ck-, one Of the persons inter-
ested 10 psil estate, rayiuA tlat 4 distribution
aud partition 81 tho real estate " the rad dc.
ceased, mas be prletd 10 the manner provided
by las.
Whereupon fl was ordered that bearing on said APP
p~lication be- heard atB Probate Court 10 be holden a tths
Probate office tM Manchester, ~ said District, Ju the
last GedHesdaY 81 sept, 1870, aud thar notice there
~ be given 10 afl persons Interested by publishing
certified copy ofthis order tnree weeks successtyely IA
the Mauchesler journal, > newspaper printed % sait
Manchester previous "a said finr othtariug.
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