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TO TOPHYSICIANS.


Allow rae 70 cali'yvur atienslon 10 my PRE-
rARATT0N or COMPOUND EXTRACT nU-
Gnu. The component phFtw mrus hUCHUp
LoNa Lar. CuBEBa. JUMPER HEBRiEs.
Mrpr cT PmEFAmAunNs--Bn BnaAm, in waenos
Juniper Berries. by dIsslilntson, 70 form hnn
ain. Cnbrba exifnrtnd hy displacement With
Mplrltn chtnlnod ffum juniper hmrTimmf very
Hltls sugar 4 used, and small proportion o.
npir4t. It Ia more palniahlo than hny now IN
nee. ~
Rndhn ~ prepared by Druggists IL of darh
color. II is q plant That rnHAta iiH fragrance
The action of fame destroys tlis fifs setiye
principleJ. leaving dark and Elmiinvnm de-
coc.i0n. Mine j. the color of Ingredlenis
The Dechn In my preparation psciominasas,
tha smallest quantity Of ttu 0sher ingredients
arc adied, 10 prevent isrmrnlAtion upon In
Hpartion ID wili he found not 10 be o. Tincturer
e. made IN PhnFmacopma, nor ~ a syrup
and thnrcfura can be- used IN caaea wheFe fever
or lnanmmation exist ~ this. ypu have thr
'inowledgs of he ingredients And he mode q
pFaparatiun.
Hoping lha Jon win favor n with trial.
and that upon inspection u will meet with Jour
Appreciation,
with feeling q profound condolences,
an, very respectfully.
II. r.. HELMBOLp,
chsmint and Druggist q 10 TsarS EzPorienes,
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fcs superior affcis, ~ SEQ pc day and fisf
Do sun altnAtsnn salesman ~ ~ mar hue, o.
inffnduHe nnF nrW f-etfsnd HAsE Hfr-g~ gaars fAar
stss ~tH tas ~ srxf nan& mina tAis rhance NABgBH
fre~ AaA-~s ff-faaa Elses WtHs -. - Wlilnm ~.
\ Y o. n Dearborn So ChicAza IN
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TO THE SUFFERING.

recipe for CoasnuPsion Brsnehttiss Asths
nsa, sore Threat, serafatas d@n9has nna
fafam sraf Fsss Ths rneiua aiuewFrgaA whiAn rnnd-
iar 10 hfAEI naiasiuHafY a. eafn1 pr y ArsssAln
tl6H al othsF means had faiiei tssrfcrr tei
Iy uy a. sana a. free of charge 10 ~ who nterita
frami Throat mnd Lana dlMoFteFr. -.
Aadrras. REV. WILLIAM ~ suhtpN.
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puuApELPu1A.


ConoRED children have been admitted
into the New Orleans public schools.
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best Remedies for almost al purposes that has
ever been betarr the Pablo. Bnf Cor AuimaiM,
ir al oases, use the other hind, and always gri
. half-dolAr or dollar bottln, 10 have enough to
be Of mnch service. aFBefore using. shake
the bottle. EnMlish and German Almamnca
Wade -Mecums, Show Bsln. HossnrSand Circr-
lArs vail be forgAFdnd fFee, Hpoa Application
by letter.
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hcvcn years befnrp the AFnrrian public. AAap
ted 10 family ase Havfng been often solicited
to prepare this Galehrutnd 0ilstrnc fr8m stain,
10 be used as a common L4nimc1s ~ fagnlliee
We hare at lenesh nucceeaed IN axtFactiag fhs
eol0rsa@ pRQpcFtiea which hhve haFriua0re rrE-
dfred II Objectionable. This oil Possesses the
afirient pEancipies of thAt pref.ared Mith The
dark nnge. and VII b found % be one or khla
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NJ. NJ. souTHwoRTH, Dist Atty, city al Iockpurt.
I. A. SRAULDfNG, Postmaater,
NM. McCOLIuM ND,
W. ID. GOULD. ND.
II. CLARK. NJ D. sFT
John FoorE NJ. D..
D. y. BISHOP, ND,
q. ~ PALMER M. ID.
Rrv. l. s. STEVENS
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al Kinds, eprains, Bruises, craekeA Hecls.
Ring Bone, Poll EFi, Kindghils. cnlnus. hnnvii
BWeanry, F5atuiA, kisfA#L EHtmFnM Fdimnfm.
Scrngrhee cr Grease, St4nehnit. Sand crnclsA.
LAmeneea, Strains, Foandesed Feal, Mango.
Horn DiEternpcr, GaRRmt in C0wa, GFmnhad
TratH, Foot A6t w tlAcsp. nnd many ether dis
eases incsdsBtai % Nan and Beast ThiFty-
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Tbe sun.
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and feel 20 think II OF no use IN our business !;
but as there are . Few whn aFe more or lase
preiEdiced AGAINST thn proprtntnra and mMnu-
laoturcrs of Patent Remedies, we suhloin The
our responsibility. fair dealing and pnumptnoaa:
HoS. JOHN VAN HORN, Mayer CITY ~ Lock
port. Hos. A. +, BROWN. Ex-MaYoF.
eaH N# aaf ~
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sho ars 70 usa aaicsd wifh thraaf disssscs ul hnd
a surv Fsnray IN thts bnlnsan leverage sod waturt
sanarsnaes Eirc relri but this halsAns iAkra few
tancs wIN insure a nuranAnruf care.
Wt1 all thnaE At1lcird with canrhn er ealsutnrftnn
Rad The following. and isArn ths sAihe AZ
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FIuid Extract VI BucH

IN affections peculiar 70 Femasss. is uDequalisd
by any ether preparation.
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n Post Office orders checks. drafts on New York,
sherever convenient II not then register the letters
money Address
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THE CONSTITUTION

nrice Affected with Organic Weakness, rrguirrd
ths sid og Msdicneto strengthen and tnwg-
crate tine Hystaln. uhirh HELMBpLDB EA-
TRACT BUcHU invariably doos.
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A Newspaper sr ths Present Timss.
Inernaed far People New ON Earfh.
ns!udins Farmer Mechanics Merchants. Professional
Men, Workers. Thinkers. and al Manner q Honest
Foks and the wtvra Sons and Daughters of all snch.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
MrvrsrrRs Am PrRt4c sPrAKFRs,

As an Expcctorant Il has no Equal.
n 10 campuued 81 the arsAve prncipAes ~ rests ana
aan,s shich s,s chcaleA5 eztrsoeA % a. 70 res'aH
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
Dr. les. thAa ou. Cent Copy Il, there b. $50 clsb
AZ evrry Post Ofaoe.
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NatfN epff ae.gff iu Ult mdaa, e
Us has taua sea-
ass ata d 81 ataai vhieh
a. .daua be- ths Issi annual rpof has
lsa paid ham iBe Bgit esnslaes a a.
Eaeaf strsFt h tbe mauutac.
bnfe IS tae Or ononaaga Factory
aHe8 aH & usel entirely factory usen
th ate u.ea & he.tviHE &c e. Be- tif
iss u1 paws sall l,qw lu use ofdslry
tsair.a.e asitis atralnlg mneh tlseaper
thsu aat usbsr sali b markef
The B8psu Cheese FACTORY a Bupolt
has been quite e.essiul ihe past seasoa
sud bas given gerwral satisla lion
ulueiars- = y. ~leldon II o Moore
q. FatFsr
seeretars g. q ~heldon
The oH.eer- OF Morning Flower
Lodge No.7lF. a. NJ. cor the present
wear are .....
". 81, s. u Rising
$. W. Fiois johnson.
j. " n \ Bradley
Treas, J. Wilder.
~ce., r. H. Sheldon,
>. a.. j. y. keHt.
J. D., 5, N, Rising,
W {. Harrington, stewards.
b. Matrous, .
Tier, l.. MoncrieE
-Elias Wright, ana aged town pauper,
living at T.. lIibbards, who fell down
stairs q few weeks ago breaking three Of
bis ribs, collar-bone and dislocating his
shoulder. died on Wednesday.
There is very good sleighing now.
which ia being improved by the wood
teamstcrs, and farmers generally, In
drawing wood. J. y, Ellsworth is put
ting about 5000 cords on the track Of the
Il. a 5. X, r. Hopkins & Willard are
also drawing GA large amount.
The people in Rupert are wei
pleased with The change In the manage
ment Of the JorRSAI, aud think that It
will now be live paper as the right man
seems to have charge Of it. Success to
the JOURNAL. J..
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ma SOCIETY uP0N rHE sEtSsLAUs.

Mr.. Frank Bret IIarte, called for short
Bret Harte whose name is getting 10 be
so familiar TO the public, has been for
years q resident Of San Francisco, and
long the editor Of the Overland Monthly.
He is described by one who has been ac-
customed 10 meet him familiarly in the
streets Of that city, as having the look OF
quite Dung man, not more than thirty
years Of age, though by the length of
time that his name has been before the
public, it might be supposed that he had
reached a somewhat higher figure than
that. The following account Of the break
ing up of "a scientific society in California
is written in his best style; ...
reside at Table Mountain, aud my name is
Truthful James, ....
am not up to small deceit OF any Of the sinful
games .M#
And I'll tell ia simple language what know
about fine row
That broke up our society upon the stanisow.
But Grst would remark that is it not proper
plan
! For any scientific gentleman to whale his fellow
man,
Aud il a member don't agree with his peculiar
within
70 lay for that same mo mber ior to ''pnt head
On him.
For nothing could be dnor or more beautiful to
Zee
Than the first siI months proceedings Of tina!
same society,
Till Brown Of Calaycraa brought lot Of fossil
bones
That he found within atnanel na,rlhe tenement
ofJonc-
Then Brown he read paper. sud roconstruete
there
From II ose same bones an animal that was OK
uemely rare;
Ana Jones thon asked the Char for suspension
Of the rules
Til be could prove that these same bones were
one Of his lost mules,
Then Brown he smiled bitter smile aud said h
was al fant,
II seemed he hsd been Hohpa'ain8 On jones'
family vanll;
He wgs most sarcastic man this quiet Mr
Bruan.
And on several occasions had cleaned ont III
town.
Now hold 1t not decent Tor H' lenuhe gent
To say another Is an ass--nt least to all 'ntsn'
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NOTICE. This is 10 certify that |
~ have given ny san, EDnlE Judd, bic time
during the remainder ~ his minority, aud That |
shall claim nouo OF his earnings nor pay any
lsbta pi his contracting Alter this date,
wM LUpn
Dorset, Jan. lith, 1871. 3w80s
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ALVSG 0UR RAILROAD.

Columbia Hall, Lebanon Springs, is
10 be rodtted aud pat in perfect order for
the summer Of 1871, by ID. Gale, q Co, I
We know Mr.. Gale, and ''The IIalI' mn
der his management viii be success
Fruit growing is receiving marked
attention, all along the Harlem Extension
Railroad, particularly from Berlin to
Chatham corners. Mr. Warren Fowler
has been taking orders for the past two
years on the line, and informs us that
his busine ss is largely on the increase.
The new railroad depot at Chatham,
is completed. Ii is one of the best on the
line Of the Harlem Extension. .ra
--Sa muel WiIbor is putting up a large
building TO be used for storing and pres
sing hay for market. ......
Nine Post Offices in tho town Chat
ham and all sorts Of Chatham rail-
road stations. 1t is diflicult for strangers
TO find out where they wish TO stop In
that town. why not have stations 50
named that this trouble may be remedied.
AT Stephentown many improvements
have been made since the railroad com
meneed running.
The fine residence of Hiram Cranston
ESD, of New York is in full view from
the railroad, and shows to great adyan-
tage, Mr.. &, is improving his grounds
and making various changes in roads,
fences, etc. which will add very much to
the beauty of his native town,
Near the station, II. a. Carpenter has
built anew store, and is doing large
trade.
A new hotel has justbecn completed by
some enterplising citizen ofthe town. II
he viii send us his name, we will send
him the JOURNAL. EE
AT North Stephentown several coal
kilns are in operation. We think they
are owned by Barnum Richardson q Co
AT Berlin many improvements have
been made, and we understand others are
contemplated. We should like to hear
from some of our friends there.
The JOURNAL will circulate in all thu
towns on the line from Rutland to Chat
, ham 4 Corners, and in many towns OF
the line of the Harlem road, and we shall
be glad to hear from our friends ct tn
I different points with items Of news, an'
information as to improyt mems, COINS
on along the line.
The people Of the Lebanon am
, Western Vermont Valleys have the Rai
/, road matter 10 their own hands, an
with 4 little enterprise can build mp
business that will secure the payner
a Of the interest upon the bonds, an
; make those fine sections of country pro-
:, porous and happy. Our narrow valley
. do not furnish business for railroad lik
the broad prairies Of the west, and if "
\ desire good facilities we must put OF
= shoulders to the work aud help build Il
y volume Of business along the line, tn
u win make the road a paying one. Whe
that il done, we are "0ut Of the woods
= bat until that Is done We shall always
- In "hot water It's Of no use 20 SEQ
~ about this set Of managers or tia
Get to work, saw out the lumber, quar-
ont the marble, dig ont the ore and ochr
be set the mills aud shops going, mai
be tIdag.7 Of wood, iron, leather OF ston
he be alive, aud there win be no troub
al,ou, onr having srasns thai viii aceo'
MEDIATE us.
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DEATHS.

In South Dorset, Jau. 18th, Fannie, youngest
daughter Of John and Hannah Beiden, aged l3
months and II days.
In that beautiful place she 2as gone h prepare
For all who ars washed and forgiven
Aud many dear children ars gathering thort
For q such il the kingdom 0t Heaven.
IL Milwaukee, VIE, jan. ~ u The residence
Of hur son.In-law nev. John 1 Dudley, Maria,
wife % Rev LYMAN Coleman, u. d, formerly %
Mia1letown, Conn. .... -....m.
Mr. Coleman viii be relrctfaiy remembered
by some ia Manchester who knees her wheH a
resident here, hor husband, De. Coleman, having
bean tbs Grsi principal Of Burr Seminary
IL BtidRswAtsr, ", on Friday, tho goth inst.
Ur. n. j, Willy. aged 81 ysAra, II months, and
dave. f0fIatay II IAndgr0ys.
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CoNgtr1tr o. AGHsN"tNtNrs.
Ice cutting has bcea pushed with o
. iii tic past week \ II. Perkia. says b.
= never taken oa, any better Ioe. i's
M, u. iis 'as good as they harein Troy
s.P. uasy. ., the dep@. requests
"a have hiss pals and Cans returned. he
wyll bs giad a. reiIIl thcm with Hiee oy''
len. whlsh hs alvAys keep osi hapd.
A. MAnaan while drawing lee lasi
saturday ma sifh Al a-eident whlet
es,ae very tsasr t~ang serious iii IT, eonHe
auenees, ~ il uAA b. loAd Df ief Wa
.iuupea in,s ai,a garden q VIM Hanley
,AroasA IL Enoe NJ. Y landed in -
..wle i've. an& Us hsrsts ua'is geo.
gms ID thsar .tAbie. feBIiy takes good
sar a The 49,, - viil hass pieAlE ~
seal sulanseFs use
Anao4 sheldon dNs q eaEes & loe
is incasss lhlek Aud i've iest saaars tron
ss.e Eaaiuer Pogsa 70 tlis village 90 sa'
unlA, lasa Ssth ; palt q hores, each Z
seAr old THE IL Tie largest 'iayF te
snt ever d0mstsre. Over 8 soaf
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EH sFa tgaHs 5 AuaT Irrs
H Hfa rf rus
lrsfrlfs5 g msts $50
Him. ls resg..l. saa si.s tsfs aaa
Iig ae eaairsu taTst
Eat hsra Is sbsr1 rasHat
Faalis asal ~ at B. 50
t-suas ST. srsst gvpsr
ofavsa stges q village sasT.
ssas latiaf. -ssg s.s1 irtasis,
Dsssuts vAipesri hHtf. ....
Tea lauE yesr, al.s vs.tel igr h.u.
1874 ~ us4lbsf sauss ~ sfate.
Whstrigrs she c0ue.a3el Euosh
Cssll - ia4gsr = sasit
So whsu plshp came 70 ast her
% she would BE- M. Fay,
SIZE. bei4enug siae was w4dovd
oaald nol say Der suitar 'usy
Ana soua iilne vas uiaff3f4,
Can D. selling bread snt cheese.
And 10 due sims Philip narssd
lstga Bay apau his laoee,
Rat. alas iie long Iass Enoeh
.. Iarn'l az uBeEp oetod4y,
Aud nas vastly disconnected.
hy this act o. biga1ny,
lst fsaealag oB the subject,
BE dett rninea 90 alton,
For biz heightened abssuce from her
by just leaving we'll alone,
Taking to bic bed. hs dslualed
lopu b. consisting Akc shade,
Settled With his good laadlAdy
Ntxt the Debt % nature paid
Then. when both The Rays discovered
How po5E Enotb'z life had ended,
They came ont 40 hAnlsomo style, aud
Cav, bic corpse lan'rA splendid
This IL al I know about it,
Hts not sufficient, write
Hy ue1i mail 60 Alfred Tonncy.
saa, T. l., the lsle 81 Wight
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E.Iifgr Manchester JOURNAL The sub
tect Of taxes Is one in which we are ail in
tert.tsd ard we SIRE entitled TO require
ths taxes to he legal before being called
upon to pay. The present state tax, BOW
n the bands Of our Collecior, was BY oar
SaleetIhen laid And assessed upon fbe Old
appral al ~ 1875, instead q he new Of
$50 y liz law requires II i not known
whare our seieesmen got their inioruia-
tloa d counsel, bui tbs blnnder, Who
ever made i. renders Tie tax void and
ID. collection cannot be enforced.
a. J. GRAl
Manchester, Jagay W, is7l.
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VERMONT STATE .....
BOARD or EDUCATION
SeeretAry's Office, Burlington. January, ls7l.
The annual session ~ the
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
For bennington Comfy,

..r For bennington Comfy
viii be held 10 the village of
SOUTH sIAFfSBURY,
Commencing on MONDAY, January %. 1871, and
elouing on ths Friday following
INSTRUCTORS.
Conductor, II. y. BUCkHAM, A. M, late Prln-
cipal OF the High school at Waterbury, Conn.
Assistant, w. Il ROSS, Teacher ~ Elocntion in
the State Normal School at Castloton,
The day sessions will be devoted g the disens-
sion aud presentation Of methods Of organizing
classifying. governing and teaching common
schools. ss ...-..
lecture may be expected each evening
An examination Of candidates for state Oortih
Gates will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
All friends OF cduostlon are invited 10 attend,
JOHN n. FRENCH, Secretary.
Es The attention OF Town snperiutsndents,
Teachers aud Prudential Committees Il called to
the following extracts from the School Laws.
The time not to exceed five days, actually
spout By any teacher Of common school in at
tendance upon the Teachers Institute, hold pur-
suant 10 law, during the time for which such
teacher IL engaged to teach such school, shall be
considered a. time lawfully expended by such
teacher IN the service Of the district by which he
is employed, aud IN the legitimate performance
Of his contract as teacher Approved, Noyem-
Der Is 1863.
The Secretary Of the Board of Education rhAll
hold Institute Examinations fof the examination
Of candidates tor State certificates, restricting
such examinations to persons who bring satis-
factory evidence OF good moral character. and OF
having taught common school for at least forty
weeks within the fonr years last proceeding such
eAamina ton, and of their success in governing
and teaching and all certificates granted 81
each examination shall be good for five years.
Approved November ~, 1870. Sew 37l
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RorTlEs Ton MApLE slkrr.

NOTICE. = Whereas. ms v4i.. Ras
Tsftsa has n boo eua fFss SCI sal sansast
ISL Hithagi fattaEbtf raHas IN MS Ar3 AS
kaafa Al pansaus as theFsAase iaai8Adsn tan
barlHs ~ tfuHtihs hef - as sSenaa& - . ass G
pay ~ delts "a sf esHtfa ,saH aHtf nlis date
WILLIAM TnhiN
narsaa, las "A, lscl Nav'
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A she'd on the premises occupied by
William leonard was destroyed by fire
ON tic night of the Esd inst The dwelling
house was saved from the flames with
great difficulty.
1t i expected that Mr.. L. G. Welles
Of New York viii give one of his 'thead-
ngs here, Soon We noticed in the last
JOURNAL that he was to read at the Music
Hall, Manehestor on Friday evening, 9th
inst.
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SFEClAI MANIFESTO
~ FHn
r. BktN
h0s5af Is
HABpwARF. BUILDING MATEm.
AIS PAINTS. ofLs. WINDOW
Glass. BRUSHES. GRO.
CERES. CEocEERY.
PAPER HANGNGs,
1e &c &c
Also Agent ior Howes Platform and
Grocars Scales. and Double
Gear Universal Clothes
Wungers +.
OPPOSITE MUsIC HALL
Manchester, Vermont
TouI ths wsr.d ava tas REsr uF MAN.
KIND, Be 10 kaawa tsai ne 0ss iot ~
Crockery. Glass Ware,
Shelf Hardware aad Groceries,
Jas, received b. rrRkISs, sal 10 .old q, prso.
that eknnut b boat
sor Words to that effect
auKwar,
FLOUR and GRINDsT0NES,
TOBACCO anl OK BOWS, +
PORK and HAND sLEDs,
BR0oMS and LARD,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR and SAND
PAPER,
PAINTS, OILS and SUGAR,
PICTURE FRAMES aud LIME.
SOAP and PRIZE COLLARS.
WHIPS and KAUGHPHf,
[ SCREWS and STARCH,
/ WINDOW GLASS and TACK-HAM-
/ MERS,
IMALLETS and LOOKING GLASSES,
AXES and KEROSENE OIL.
/ SHAVING SOAP and HAND SAWS,
SHOE PEGS and CRACKERS,
GIMLETS and MOLASSES,
PAPER HANGINGs and CLOTHES
PINS,
SHOE BLEACHING and SHOT,
JACK.KNIyES and GINGER,
NAILS and NUTMEGs,
| CANDLES and CARRIAGE BOLTS,
/ STOVE POLISH & CORN STARCH.
GOLDFISH and AK HANDLES,
ROPE HALTERS & MOUSE TRAPS.
GRAHAM FLOUR and SCREWS,
PICK AXES aud TOOTH PICK s,
ARTISTS CoLoRs and RAIsINs,
CHAINS and LAMP CHIMNEYS,
CUT TACKS g. CHEWING GUM,
CORKsCREWS and CEMENT,
i. MACKEREL aud MUSTARD,
POCKET KNIVES and GLUE,
HENS EGGS and HORSE NAILS,
PITCHFORKS and PUTTY,
, and many other articles too numerous to- men
ton in work OF this kind
For further particulars "sEE' STEPHEN Al
LEN, he will be there when you call ....
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Extra quality O. eents per pound.
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Manchester, Vermont, jan So 1871
t PARTICULAR NOTICE.
WE an lyertsa In the MANCHESTER jour
,AI.--AND TT PAYS PERKINS.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-31
Commissioners Notice

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