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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20

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Uurbtr irp blrr uniubrcu itbodj mir uur oir
yumtR H. ghuuHptaVr Ilnsr iurlmc btcrielba bciarHt
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iDuRidt CoHu(ur,n tfHn.
9tttciidte.
gtnutyt, Etautrrttb. 2s. Tea. 1870.
6tr a. y. 3tORCT, 9lltmurc Wih.
wrt(Ttgr 6uYt la babr tic Gbrt, bcu gmpfara lb.
rec shrtibCns pom l0 Hnu.. ipciies 0lrc MimtiiCn
non ,uDu Nruut0 CIT bic So, Iallunbl,r 4 H Homp,
90 UtbUrluiuuit MT uuirrm euuttuttt uum 10. or.
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grucnut IN Sie unl diiftulHrn NnCHtCn IN ben Ssr.
ztuAttr GtrttQ, uRh Z no Nmrftia iGr ben @cItaut
htr wsattt,- AguCs GItfriur, uctir don 10 pit Hus
ic5 In uuutm iatngu Ganhcuro Spartn bfWCrInets
uotbtt
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Ji,ibtp lu1g or alu,mClnrR C5CluuobC tdnbcn fauu
gtN nj itNrrthtmuu9rncum tSrtmofr Nd iGuitr
na0 J{tjtpt non bem u,rGbmtru pUniiden atitC IT.
EItTp lSuuldcS, mad brm errirlbe nl uoB bcr EUae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20

sei3' 10hu q. :; gccrs ". Scrrs.
S0briiuWen ppn icucrlelten Siegelitelnen
tatgu tbt Burtuu unn yir. 29i, Nluutgonrrpita6e
Iad Dtr 0iprtuiisVesr Ger Snmhurar ure sEnrs
ueriir06c uuilgt, wolIUt Guc auiudgS prompi
1ubNytiiBIt prIUtn. (SGH.6i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
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homoopafblFebcr Mr;t,
Rr. 249, WeltsSapette>, nobe 8ineltrabe.
5predfunben: 9urmittaas bis u9r uno
81 'ntnittlas pom bis ltbr. f3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
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SuiiaHRrilfr

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giRt6 tyC luUtDuHren
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BroUC btIiduc,i rAb
undl uub uudl stngl Niul
grlaUNl, luslUp,l cut lrrr
LIuEr.M--lnL Ll-MLlLL-M lLn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
Ma=a6. 9Sareollicr De 0lerolla&Go..

N3E%0s WCHFtUHttE Ut lVttf"HHSNOpsf
ssH Rr. So, Gsd,anse.S'iaee
SmpUrteure,
baben tortpdbrene Elm uolfes Iiiortiment
Gtarets uni Ssnr anneersSNeine
pom allen eorten, in Sdiiern uno 9ilten, uorrdtb9
G,ebr Warcoaier 3iutu's ipoblbeiannte Gorten
pou asrarane Wfputon, Gbateau Marsans
Sbablis unb Npmduie-Conti; @
Sbampagner.
Gebr Ieueooiliu Ga Hodete Ssrauntipetn.
3d. Sohit's Granaes Braunt,pein.
Borsiiglides SIben. Gel IN 8dilern nnn aiiten.
seiraS.
Qlnbreiien's 3prt,pein; 3. seibcn's Rbeinneine.
Senspcr, Mum mne aiten aSbisfsn-
Metttes Seibers9 9Safier!
&apamma'er Giaarren tGabaraasl +!
Hrau,0fifd,e Grbien, Gbampisnoits, SttpeH &c.
Sprsials In Bomb oher Scnrei
bu ben bintsiten Breiien. fSultl0, 12Ifte.,1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
Der Gjclentarft.

Gem .0ort, 10. Sept. - SSelO itte
aui 7, Wuroe aber beim SdlnB Der SOric 81
II. BroSent angebotcn. - 2Sedlla ldllol
len flau 5n 8-SB. - @oio l6loB ST ll4s-
1148. - 8onoS idlloiien iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
1lneliief in Slprica,
Selcaraohijfle 9epel1elt.

MiniferfriiiS in 0efrsia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20

uui bic neuc 2(ulei6c ihwclen icbt nm cine
Ytiilou pro Gag al. Gegemudrtig ltnO nur
nod 30 MiaioHeu at 9tationaIbanten Su
Der9cbcn.
Die gemiihte GOmmijion, inter benz
8albiuGtoner Sertragc, aus @ugldnOuu unO
Imerlfaucrn bcitebeno, miro am %. 3. W.
ibre Situugen bier crOiiucn.
Geit BEN l. Suui iiub aus GtrdS iibcr
5000 Stiif Scb pou Oicritaucru gciioblcu
worben. Die Wcritaner iallcn bemNiiuet III
8craS cin uuo treibeH aOnSc 6eeroen tort.
g8abrheinlid) lueroeu Sruppel abgcihidt
werOtn, nm bic &ieb3iihter Der @reuS'GouIz
ties i'll ihueCn.
DaS General 9utlur GOulitc ocS Gougrci.
les miro iidl morgcu i'm Gopitol utriamnteln.
9as Gomite miro beitimmen, ob ciu Sub'
Gomite beitimmt pegOen iou, nadl BEN Si-
ben Su reiien, nm 3enScnNnSla9cn 81 Yroto.
fol- Ill Uebmtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20

&ouutp 1T plbttih su cincm Gee geuorbeu,
@dume unO oduier NIT ibren Sauobnrn
giugeu pt6elid) inter. Sin glugcnSeuac iagt,
oaB Die Slumc, che iic uerionten, idI in
Sreiic III bewe9cn ihiCueu. DGnn iant oaS
Grorcif, iuuet OOS Au9e reidte, tieicr nnN
intmcr tiefer ltHO al icine Sttle trOt bralt-
ien6cS, SiidcuocS uno ihdnncnocS gSuiiu,
meltcS ciu @erduidD mic oaS cineS riefgcH
l8aIiuiaDS bcrOorbrahtc. pm uuo WltOCr
murcu bic g8ur5cu mo ole &roneu riciiBCr
6thtcn unO Gihen an SieSberfdhe geid)lA'l
oCrt. Die gunSe @cgcno itcbt inter gSaiiCr
NIB III III eincln groBcn Gee gcworOcu. Ser
Srt ORLANDO iOa gang mtergcgangcn hno
Oie Secu pom Apopta bis gum Eott Son-
wap Ourt cine neueutitanoeue aaUoltigc
3ulauSicc III mmitttlbdre %erbiuoung &C.
bradlt morocu ieiu. Die Gmmobucr Der I'M
gcgenO iubcu, BON GuticBtn ertitlIt, anocrc
gSObuorte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
Sie cnniallcr.

gittle 8od glrT,, 10. Septbr. 49, Die
y9te,u. Sra" BON Sort Smith iugt in ibrtr
DIR. pom l3. D. 0ttS: .@inige 9InIebler i'll
Ocr gtdbc olr Oiage 5tcicrpdtton perloren meD.
rere Yierbt nnO lie Uermutheten Die Diebe III
ter Den Siaae 5uOtaneru. 3panSt9 2lniico
ler mahtcu iidJ Sur Seriolgun0 Der 0tcbc Ori
unO trafen cine NanSe SiNge'S, bon oeneu iiC
uuf9eiorbGrt lunrOen, tit tbr Wager III tommcn
unO bort uad oen Bicroen gu iubcn. 9ieicS
uerneigcrteu bic 2SeiBcn, iie uobmen piclmebr
Den 3noiarerl orei Bieroc ub mn ucrlprddCn
otcelben Suritd5ugeben, pcun man ibnen ibre
Biabe briugc. Die SnNtouer lieBeu it'd Iea
bod oui 'biecu 'Sanoel nidlt eiu, luorani ltt
pon ben 3lniieblcr uttatrt iuurbct, iueld)e H.
ucu brci BiCrte abu0hnltU. AIS ole SSnoiu
ner in ibr yagcr fam, rief Der loIuptling 10
tort 80 Aric9er ami melde bic &tiBeu Cin.
bolten, ibueu bic sBicrNc abnabmen uuO mad
enem bortcu SrouBe eineu tbbteten mo 7
Aefau9cu uabmel. Die @cfaugeueu purOtu
Ocm SunoeSmarid)au itbergebcu, mclhcr iic
i'm Sort Smith wcgcn 9icbrablS proScfrcn
laiiCu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
Gtc 1tuiDcrialiftcit.

8bilabelp ia, 10. Septbr. pie @e'
neral GouUenttou beS PublitltmS ucriamucltc
iif bcute Wtorgen nno nurhe pou Dem Gbrp.
8. Buuman Sur OrOmng gcrufcn. Der
@6rw' DR.. ". $. S{pScr BON ,SltuoiS wur6c
,um Soriiter erm6blt, 8. @. Dodge bon
CONNECTICUT ;u 9Si,e. BrdliSeuten. @brm. ).
Buaman, gteiu Dort, prop. soctretdrt Or.
{. @olbtn bon gitm. glort Shabmetlter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20

|, GbcrrD ReetorGl
acacn Sctrcm seS AGiI
icS ure Ger r|uItac, tuiS
Z 5uSteu, S'ridtt,lnp,
J ACmd,buhct, ruttrch
Sreudd ;SniIitntuna 1t.
HIueirhrung.
llnttr ocn nrbGttn tsut
br,tlnNtn0trltagrrngft'
ignitbdlt Nuo mtniqt uoit
GroBcttm rtclltu gl'rrtbt
iur hIn NIDuui-LIL-Ll nI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-20
Die 9empelritter in Saltimare.

ortlesuRs toIotl
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

A GREAT GIFT.-TO his wife. Tin
token Of love and esteem," Milton S.
Latham has decided his fine residence
on the north side of Folsom street,
the lot commencing 275 feet east from
Third. and being 1914 feet by 275 feet.
including the furniture, silverware,
books. statuary, paintings. the car
riageS and the fine matched horses,
Castor and PolluX; also, d Lot on Mar
ket street, below Second, 50 by l35
feet, with Improvements. The value
of this munificent gift is not short of
$500, 0OO.-TS. +. Call.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
WOMEN AS JURORS.-It

WOMEN AS JURoRs.-It is the
woinen's turn to smile. The Supreme
Court of Wyoming has decided that
the act Of the Territorial Legislature
authorizing women as jurors is consti-
%tutional. Chief Justice Howe seems
to have gone further. and expressed
the opinion that under the fourteenth
Constitutional amendment women
have the same rights to vote and hold
office as men. 1t does not appear
w~hetheror not, a majority of the bench
c%oncurred in this opinion ofthe sweep
ing effect of that amendment. ANY
how, the women will have triumph
enough as jurors, and Howe will be a
very mice young man. among the
ladies for a time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

Why HE DECLINES CoMING.-A
telegram from Washington informs Us
thai Hiram L. Gran will not make
the tour of California. He has decided
not to ~''proce>h," leaving his Radical
supporters out in the cold. 1t is re-
ported that Il telegram was received
f!om "SurIatt" Bingham that the Radi-
cal! cause was hopeless, and stating
that to be defeated after playing side
show to the campaign would injure
his denomination. He has with much
reluctance concluded not to exhibit.
The numerous free gifts in the way
OF lots. houses, stocks, cigars, palace
sleeping cars. ETC. etc, Will he for
wardei TO Washington by the Repub-
lican Stale Central Committee. Nj. NJ.
EsIee. Secretary, fort those wishing of
fce. The above notice will be >ut1i-
cheat. SurratJ Bingham and fellow
carpet Lagga-s viii shortly leave
Examiner.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

WASHINGTON. July 31.-The Presi-
dent has appointed MarSt GiddiDgs OF
Michigan, Governor of New Mexico;
and w. l.. Warning, AsseSsoro OF Inter
Revenue for the District of New
Mexico.
The ku Klux Committee adjourned
to-day to september 20. leaving here
AS a Sub Committee Senators Pool and
Blair and Representative Buckley to
examine a few witnesses now here
aud on their way here.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

FIRE AT NIRGINIA.-At o to-day
the large stable of Breed Il Crosby. on
south Il street, near the Divide. and
also their coal storehOuse, on the OPP
t'o>ite side of the street. We're DESTROYED
by fire. 1t commenced in the stable.
and is supposed TO have been set by
some incendiary. No horses We're
burned. and no hogs or other ami
mails except an unfortunate dog
tGold Hill News, yesterday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

The President has made the follow.
ing appointments: Dorrance Atwater,
of Connecticut, Consul at Tahiti, So
ciety Islands; George Tay, Collector
of Customs at Cherrystone, Virginia;
Charles A. Martin, Assayer; John Nc
Bride, Superintendent, and William
d. Hughs, Clerk, of the Branch Mint
at Boise City, Idaho.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

An Elko correspondent of the Sac
ranlento Union writes of the Narrow
Gauge Railroad:
The chief engineer and surveyor OF
this company will he at Elko on or
about the ID or Sd of August, for the
purpose OF establishing the initial
point ofthe road, with a view al CON
nenciug the grading between the 9Th
aud l4tli of that month. The public
can Fest assured that the Eas- cru Ne
vala Narrow Gauge Railroad Company
Is Il fixed fact. croakers and doubling
TnoIIa>es TO the contrary nOtwltil-
stanIing. Ample meanS have been
secured and the goose hangs high"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

The Democracy of San Francisco
have settled their little difficulties and
nominated Tyler Curtis, by acclama-
ton, for Mayor. Judge Dwinelle was
nominated for Judge of the Fifteenth
District. The Republicans have made
no municipal nominations yet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

Captain Bled>oe, whoi is interested in
the Snake river mines, and who has
just returned from there. a V there is
no truth in the report that the propri-
etorS of claims had all sold out to
Chinamen; when he left there were
from 80 to 800 white men at work in
the mines. many OF whom were doing
well.-[Boise News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

There are rumOrS on the street of
developments in the Could & Curry
mine and indications point To that
stock as the next one to be bulled in
the market.-[San Francisco dispatch.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03

The CorinneJourHGl has been moved
from Cprinne to the city of Zion, and
will Dol reappear under the name Of
salt Lake Review"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
l50 Magnificent Prizes, among which
is one of $50, 900 Gold Coin.

These gifts Will, at the concert be awarded I,
the holders OF tickets IN the same manner a. a
the concert gwen Ia san Francisco in aid Of III,
Mercantile Library.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
school Examiners,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ R"ard of Schaor Examiners for orm,hv
ounty will meel at the STONE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Carson City, Nevada. on
Tuesday. August sth. 1871.
for the purp ~e If eN-minin. apple lnts WIN may
wish 10 obtain certitic tte- a. teachers au3-td
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13

Dr Lewis has written an entertaining
book, published by the llarpers. in
which be shows how many things re-
qnire correction n our daily round Of
physical life. He tells girls how they
should walk. thus:
How any u you who desire to appear
well, 70 make fine impression, can con.
sent to crawl aboat, poking your chins
out, shoulder blades sticking out and
wiggiing yourself along IN that s,ubby,
stumbling way amazes me. There are
certain Prerequisites.
first-Yon must have low, wide heels
and broad soles, especially around the
toes. aiiofding secure surface, upon
which ~ taking each step, YOU can push
the body forward.
Second The body about TIC waist must
l'c perfectly u liberty. The corset Il a
deadly enemy 10 foo walking.
Dot given perfect freedom al tho mid
dlc of ihc body through which all TIE
movements IN walking must pass. given
TITS freedom Of The trunk with good
shoes, and you have The prerequisites on
ehioh the general exercises otthe body
depend. have sometimes ,hought lhat
would write book on Is walking, and my
book woald contain only four words
Whoevef carries The "cAsn close Is neek z
is az right from top 10 toe, aud viii walk
well. Strange 70 say. the chin Is The plv.
a On which she whole body turns ID walk.
ing
A charming lsdy, q The good. ola.
fAshsaael pattern, bore herself like "a en-.
press " c.shiyAiE ventarrd Is al Fer.
Madam, what was The source Of tits
remarkable carriage d your person3 she
replied
Daring my Young lie I carried large
book CD my bead one o. two hours every
day Ny mother had been iAaght ,he
praSsioe - aa Eagllsh school, aad Abe
transmitted Il 70 Der daughters,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13
TINE sauIRE's INDIGESTION.


Old Squire H--~was very successful
and substantial farmer in an interior
town Of Massachusetts, and a more amaz-
ing eater never lived in any town any
where. And especially much did be eat
when fresh pork was to be bis nourish-
ment. Well, at certain time one of his
hogs bad been killed The next morning
there was to be fresh pork for breakfast,
and the old man ate most wondrously.
Ia the course Of the forenoon lie ale his
luncheon, consisting Of bread and butter,
nincc-pie aud cheese. At noon his din.
ner consisted Of fresh pork. pickles.
miuoc-pie, aud the usual accompani-
inents, His afternoon luncheon was like
That Of the forenoon. When he came
home to supper, his favorite dish had not
been prepared as part Of that meal. The
old man frc,iod and scolded till fresh
pork was added to the substantials. lie
ate voraciously as usual. In the evening
be toasted some cheese, buttercd aud ate
Il, just before going 70 bed, he roasted
q couple Of apples and ate them. In the
night be was taken with a severe collie,
the doctor was With him till morning,
and nearly wrought miracle III the
old mans lie. TIE next day Bolles W.,
Que Of bis nei2hbor's, went in to condole
with the Old squire
Faithful Bolos, said tie old worthy, |
like 70 have died last night. IN never eat
another roast apple long as live. never
did love them yory well and last night
ate only two, and they nearly killed me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13

whassaFs aatls Egraasi -
Hr4
Wy sAA aug .aa.es ~ good
sasH Hessaa, goaK assa are spi
~ u their
Nhs maY man y sad e y really
otsf bead aa5 ear .a dsla VIXEN be
hasa psii ~ - pig
Aagn Is Rsl BAak y o. rad,
thas Ncw mal1 and % Raid elo!h.ng
alwagt "a haaa
glss fricpde n ibe tfaevoleni Bergh
deay that "a : arftst.nE New York COOKS
far beaapg eggs
sene people say usi dArk-hairCd
women marrs soonest We diaer ts
ihe SIS hea8sa gBes
"A spark may -, house on Ere.
Meu ha,iag aamAricA females nsslh
theif n,gf beware
- Missouri paper ssys & always
pr.at marriages And deaths together, ~
81 iaamAil0p ila mtstatuncs never
come angl
The statistics provo that handsome
widow hAs three chances for marriage,
e maiden : enc. Especially II lbc dear
departed len be- million orso.
a wag. seeing door nearly of its
biage. n which condition Il bad been
for some time. observed that when It had
fallen and Allied some one il would prob
abs be hang,
There u young lady 80 Camden
studyjng Latin. She has a beau. He
asked hsr wbat sf iraBut gloria apRdi
meant, She translated il Come and see
uie % Monday
Whom Mrs Jone, chided her daugh-
Ter for allowing young men 10 throw
Kisses d Der, Mary Ann declared that She
was quite aware Of the impropnety, aud
never had kiss thrown at her that she
did nos throw back.
In an Ohio school celebration, The
superintendent announced the title Of a
song a. Riding the Elephant Home.
When the audience found that Il was
Write me Letter from Home, he
thought il prudent TO disappear.
Henry Ward Beechcr says II will
scarcely be denied that men are superior
10 women, as men; and that women are
itameasurably superior to men, as wo-
men, while both Of them together are
more than match for either Of them
separately.
"A school committee in a frontier dis
trict are reported to haze summed up
their opinion Of an examination which
they had attended by making to the pu.
pills tits address You've spelled well,
and you've ciphcred wei, but you haint
sot still.
Excuse my LEFT hand said Virgins,
as he shook hands with friend. Ger
lainly. Inevcr take umbrage at nature.
was the reply, referring to Ecclesiastes
xi z. The text is a wise mans heart
Is a, bis right hand; but fools heart
Mt bis left; and the consequence is that
they haye not spoken since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13

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4 ftfpsetfalf sauaahas D. Sc O. g thsi 81
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hefe4 ~ frnG esasalida ~ lyfaxa hH AkH
msss fnsIefhs = thf hafs as - f,as
1sH u - haAtfY st8 & ~ sarat tnse q eager
ASA fattrr
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Eae tHa ~ aat 81 tnEs lhs slauth
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seA u 10 Ga5 3 garisuF 81 any useufb. ewes kaa
rlasf Sensitive. Wtseh "a re; tfus = fsbaeF plates
uttek r1ltAan tsFge keauaat y nsstaafg
Att li % MaFH FirssaEt g. ttH uragtf thaH
FlA8as uielr q AZ litsf u&teflai ststsXef
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13

SPECIAL NOTICE.
WN- WILLIAMS
vQgl4 respectfully uf4ra sue pab4e that he is
Not Wound Up
yea but 4 prepared e. SEA no
ALL kiEps aF HARNESSES
iB ihs very beet STYLE
We are usiaF the beet Il bak stock. also. leather
70 eur uaNutaciurg.
Msae iu she b fashioned wAy"
MNt 1ttr thirty years experience in tsc man
ufattlFs ot i athlt us claim au advantage.
We manufacture oar owH collars shich are Ia
superior 70 those usnailf furnished
The bost 70 Is A. saie Leather. Meats Foot Oh.
IlAsteriug Hair, kc. constantly ou hand.
Custom ssius tanned A. usual
Dorset, june ], 1871. Hly2iox
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13
"Or Words to that effect. Z

"Or Words to that effect
LIKEWISE,
Screws and Starch,
Brooms and Lard,
Nails and Nutmegs,
Pi,chforks and Putty,
Pork and Hand Sleds,
Gimlets and Moasses,
Whips and Kaughphy,
Soap and Prize Collars,
Flour and Grindstones,
Tobacco and Ok Bows,
Axes and Kerosene Oil,
Paints, Oils, and Sugar,
Alackerel and Mustard,
Corkscrews and Cement,
Shoe Backing and Shot,
Pocket Knives and Glue,
Shoe Pegs and Crackers,
Jack Knives and Ginger,
Goldfish and Ak Handles,
Picture Frames and Lime,
Artists Colors and Raisins,
Graham Flour and Screws,
Pick Axes and Tooth Picks,
Candles and Carriage Bolts,
Chains aud Lamp Chimneys,
Hens Eggs and Horse Nails,
Cut Tacks and Chewing Gum,
Stove Polish and Corn Starch,
Mallets and Looking Glasses,
Shaving Soap aud Hand Saws,
Rope Halters and Mouse Traps,
Paper Hangings AMI Clothes Pins,
Buckwheat Flour AMI sand-Paper,
Window Glass and Tack Hammers,
md many other articles too numerous to men.
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foi iuFtaer particulars 'sEE'
sTEPHES ALIEN,
10 viii b thero shsn you call
G Il E E n 7 E A.
Esaa quality 20 cents per pound.
P + Il Ms
Manchester, Vermont. Jas 81. 1871.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
WE advertise IN The MANCHESTER JOUR.
VAL, And ~ PAYS. PERKINS.
8 lg--lDa9x
III UBBARD AND HOPKINS
having bought from 2. 7. Walker, tie
BCTCHERf6G BUSINESS
VII eoallnus tbs same
I'D VII Try 10 aeserFs the
Patronage o. lhe Pablo.
Manchester, Maieh Is, lsTi Sslgzlos
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-28
Words of Truth and Warning.
ANDREW Roach,
HENRY THORNTos,
LEWIS NJ. Hunt.

John b. Cough, in recent appeal against
the sale oflntexicating liqnors, ssid
"I cannot drink moderately. 1t is physically
and morally impossible. Ii any man should
give me whisky by any means unknwon To my
self. it would be at the risk of my sinking back
to what was twenty-five years ago. You may
call it weakness, or what you will, but it is
truth
There was once in Boston a man of tile high
est literary character aad fame, who occasional
~ took to extreme drinking. who once said, when
demonstrated with concerning his iufrmiiy:
81 love my wife and children dearly and de-
votedly love them but when have tasted iq-
uor, were they standing on the brink of the bot
tOmless pit, and the condition offered me that
should see them 20 to eternal destruction il
nh0uld drink another glass of brandy, | would
take the liquor, | could not help the act"
We doubt not there are men in Toledo to. day,
but little, if any, better off than that. What but
the most uncomfortable appetite, could compel
an educated, cultivated business man time af-
ter time n resort to the tipping house, when he
well knows that all who see him, well under
tho same man to visit drinking place preimin-
AIRY to AMI in preparation for his dinner? True
in many cases the victims Of such tyranny fat
ter themselves that their movements are not no.
iced by their neighbor but the mass OF them
must know that such things, repeated day after
day, cannot escape attention.
Then, how Important that young men, yet free
from the grasp Of the tyrant, should be warned
of the danger of the slightest indulgence in the
use of Intoxicating liquors of any Kind Toledo
Commercial.