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New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
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'IO MISSOURI RlBONDIIOLDERS.-The FUND
COhNlNSiONEllS of the STATE MISSOURI will
cf Eioviur
~ state sHd In aid Of Of
sc.htT with te thereon At
Inhs Numbered from "a ~, January II 1877.
Bo''s numbered from 81 20 10 Ponrrsr - 1872
lionls numbered from lOl 20 lsD April 8 lg7l
ls"n.s numbered from l5l 10 200, MAY H. ~.
bo.i numbered from l0l to 80 JUL = M.
lonHs numbered from 25i to 300 JrF l3.
lonls numbered from l0l "a 90 August 49, 1871
Lolds numbered from J5l to 80, September H. 1871
hu1as Numbered from sni 70 4'G. October - IgTl
Boudl numbered from a. 10 800 November % llTp
Interest viii npou the above bonds the nsrei
SAMUEL HAYS. State Ireasurr EX Ofirs
Dan M. KArER. State AuiiteI.5 Pm Of Nj sour.
ROWERY NATIONAL BANK.
-. NV YORK Jan , i,11.
Ms ANNuhi bbEtIlON Tor llbhi IOkS OF ba
td ~ tai bLtns House hcDAl the sHteeB 6 ID
Rom i n 70 o'clock p T. HAMILrOS. Cashier.
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JACOB R. sHlPHRD. WILBUR ?. hERBERl,
EDWARD D. BUTLER EDNCND d. DEWEY.
JACOB r. SHlpHERD & CO.,
BANKERS,
81 PTSE-sT NEw.YORK.

IGi TWENTYSECONDST., CHICAGO
We TRAN-ACT regular BANKING business all i branches
FOrR PER CENT INTEREST aowel upon da balances Birks
BsGke5s Corporations, aud individuals
ADVANCES TO CORRESPONDENTS upon approved Constea.
RAILWAY BANKING in al legitimate forHs leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES Of tie e grales avly on hand
COLLECTIONS On CHICAGO specially, al other ponr
ILLINOIS SECURITIES specially Oar Cir,go House ,flris
every y for Investments any Of the upon
cage. in local Nnuc I'D loans
Our HANDBOOK or ILLINOIS SECURITIES" fire. upon
snptrs.oa.
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United States
L,IFEIuSURANCE
COMPANY,
26l, 262, 263 & 264 BROADWAY,
Corner Warren-st., wew-york.
Twenty-second Annual
Statement.
NUARY 1, 1879.

OFFICE pei s2 AND 20 BROADWAY. January /, Is72
Amount Of net cash assets,
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7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE
Peoria and Rock Island
Railway
OF ILLINOIS,


thereby adding % per cent. to their
capital, and about 45 per cent. to
their yearly income, all in gold.
Thus favorable opportunity is con-
tinued until the close Of this Loan
for the holders of these Govern
ments, or other 5 and 6 per cent.
Bonds, who wish to capitalize and
still retain equally as good security
by exchanging for Peoria T per
cents.
The PEORIA AND ROCK
ISLAND RAILWAY is a COM
PLETED ROAD, with a CAPI-
TAI STOCK Of S2,000,00O, all
paid in, by which the road was
built, and is 81 miles in length, con-
Meeting the important Cities Of
Peoria, on the Illinos River, and
Rock Island, Moline, and Dayen-
port, on the Mississippi, Daven,
port, on the opposite bank Of the
river, is connected by a railway
bridge. The last rail Of this road
was laid July I, 1871, and the line
is now open and being operated
with a success exceeding all antlcl-
patton. THE PRESENT NET
EARNINGS ARE IN EXCESS
OF THE INTEREST ON ALL
THE BONDS, WHILE ITS
PRESENT EQUIPMENT IS NOT
ENOUGH TO DO ONE-HALF
THAT CAN BE DONE In
LOCAL TRAFFIC ALONE.
Hence the option that the holders
of these Bonds have to convert
them into Stock, at any time, is
of great value.
In order to place upon the road
the large equipment necessary for
the business offered, and to con
struct Depots, Car and Engine
houses, Machine-shOps, &c, equal
to any of tie best old roads in the
country, the Company offer through
the undersigned, 81, 100000 Con
vertible First Mortgage Gold bonds
which cover the entire property Of
the Company, as well as all that
may hereafter be acquired, and is
less than $4,000 per mile.
They are Coupon Bonds, 81 900
each, and can be Registered if de-
sirnl
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NO PARALLEL OR COMPET
ING LINE,

and runs through one Of the Rich-
est Agricultural, Manufacturing
Coal, and most Populous Districts
in the West. :,
Thus Il large and profitable ioGal
bnsiness is at once assured, and by
= Glance at the map it will be
seem that this new road is an I'M
nortant Central Link to which
many of the principal lines Gen
traIize.
The loan is therefore placed be-
vond any contingency, as the earn
inrs will he large and the bonds
sure to rank among the Best Sc
c,rities in the market.
We invite the attention of all
who wish to make a safe and re-
liable investment to these Bonds,
now doubIy secured by the road
and lis property, which is dan!
growing stronger.
All marketable securities re-
ccivcd in exchange at lull fatcS'
and Bonds delivered to all parts
of the country, free OF express
charges, by
TURNER BROTHERS,
BAN i<ERS,
II Iassau-st,, NcW"A OVG,
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PRESENT PRICE so

and Accrued Interest in Currency.
Principal aud Interest payable
in Coin in New-YOrk or London,
free of Tax. COUPONS PAYA-
BILE FEB. AND AUG. /.
Railroads are frequently con
structed through unsettled and
uncultivated portions Of the West,
consequently have but little local
traffic to depend upon for several
years after completion. But the
Peoria and Rock Island Railway
is frst-class completed road, with
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
FDvNkD SCHKLL, Treasurer
4. r. ALvoVD. secretary.
Broadway Savings Institution,

237 BRpAuWAY. ENTRANCE on PARK PLACE
lniara deposits crtl ereo Tor the ~ months ending Deem
Der 81 ct th m o SIX PER CENT PEk kANNrM All Suns Of 81
gsoi v be- pad on onl 'fs MONDAY Jirua- IS le71
FRANCIS P. SCHOALS. President
WADE B WoR-ALf. Sec. fErEA CUNNING hect
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Orean 5tsnmers.

NTIANGE OF ROUTE.-The steamships, ,3i OK
NV INIrED STATES NEWzEALASD AND Al tStkALIs
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINs leave Fr1nsco Deeeu e = saaa
wednesday thereafter aHi are 10" 4' !" DIV
neg. y 3 W. Honolulu snd AuckLnL ,-.,,..x
Prompt made Sydney r hsnonrne 'li g sA,s
Wi,l The other New Zealand s9ls W n "fA " ,s-.s,,e.
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II S. MAIL to HAVANA, NASSAU, ant
4 . KEY WEsT-ATLASTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos IN
regularly EVERY THURSDAY az o'clock precisely ron F'
10
MISSOURI. T. r. Morton. .JaA 10
MJPPD CASTLE. Adams VIA Ea-sul IS
CRESCENT CITY. CAN'T y. Van ........Feb
F0r ire passage apply A. " DlNOCK, President
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
~ .l eg.ry WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Glasgow
Iiv.uoo Londonderry, and Queenstown.
all from railway station
Ireland NorTsy Sweden Denmark, Germany IOAA BelgiaE .al
At LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
DrsNs the ,i coultJy ilr
AlpIt a. the Conplay's OG1es Bvs ~ green.
'f'' uENpEUNOy BROTHERS Agents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-26

The Centaur lay dreaming Of the hour,
when MANKIND cured Of dehiug lille,
Should know his aIl-hesling power
Nor long he waited. The blind could see, -
Strengthened were limbs by pain long bent.
Chppies ran, and the lame On bendt knee
Gave thanks for the Centsur Liniment
The Ceutsur Llniment is the greatest pain'ie-
hcger the word has ever seen. Rheumatism,
whether iuhammstory, eclatc or nervous, IL
made to disappear. swelltngs cease to pain,
wounds are head burns are cured without rear
and stlngs aud bites are rendered harmless.
Mrs H. Powell, lg2 Atlantic ST., Brooklyn. n.
Y, writes. II have had the rheumatism for ten
vears. have tired everything The Centaur
Lnlment Is the only thing that does me good.
Mr. & harles Hill, GIG Pine ST., Phlladelphia
writea. THAT two bottles Of Centanr LnmeBt
has cured mrst severe sprain Of his ANGLE
J. II. Martin Of 533 Seventh Avenue, n y says
The CeutHur Iinimoui has cured me u tern.
Die case Of luhammatory rheumatism and cannot
be too highly recommended"
- BROADWAY, \ Aug 2lst, 1872.
Gan horse owners should have the Centaur
Liniment. We used It Ia OR stables and iud II
the best thing ever adopted
II MARsH
supt Adams Express Co Stables
Such testimonials can be repeated indefinitely.
Try Il once. We viii warrant il every time. Sold
by silDruegists.
252m j, b. ROSE u co. 50 broadway, n, Y,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IRIS An ESTABLISHED FACT, that Consumption
can be cured; but II is far better TO prevent the
cruel disease from fastening itself on the system,
Baisant Of wa Cherry. This standard prepare
ton will speedily cure cough or co d, aud even
Consumption often yields to is great power. lw
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dHa HaEta % aHs 8dhrss far enc Bsir, tAWa. ~
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vfsr 90
H4ct Members eaB be supplied Al any time
Tue AnnHsi Volumes ~ HsHrEuN WYNEtH. ~
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~ expense tog I 90 each. & tpsnT3ef Ntt cptns
pnnue NiFsefa lultras', cent on rrccipt 81 cAsh
AZ the rae - Is IS per volume, freight az eEpssss
uf purtafu,
The postage o. Hsfpers Weekly IL - esnts
year VII ch must be paid Al tho sHbseuhws
post 0fiot.
AAAte.. nARrERA nR0rnER, kEs loha.
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In CaHEFrf-Iu hess days when tight hats
BOT air AEd se8entaFy occupation rhuss the hsir
81 fali oui if j. & maifff ~ no little lmp0fiA2ee
to Enow uhieh ~ The hair lrepSraugns are uf0Hy
vsl1e. The majority, A. hss been ffequsptg
proved by the hFsl dsrmAtolog.sts, ~ bslf Doctor
pilsrAsa little o. 40 merit such bfluR The faet
i u c0usolug u thDse Nho siis teied u kboN
there IL reAslY orr good arfte.f NLach IL reclln
aisn8ed AMI assa 81 tDs brat medical Authority,
AID has stood every ttst. many yeGrs THE Pre-
parAtAua i Hats fESETAHLE slcElgAa HaIE AI-
aEWEE truly ae4eul.ne cam po8ud, which il uut
qaesii iuAb.s iAe best pfcparslon q TIE ilua
nos before tAs American public IL VII ftstafe
- ggsf bAif us Hfis i4al cslgf. cleanse he head
tbHFo4RHiy ours AZ eruption q Ike scalp 400
wstl siWafsErstssfe u8e heir - long aHy germs
remain, a. thfN slAus3 l4sarsE!y do. uHfli eE-
irene go age has destroyed The fDois. The
original artlcis il made y II y Hal Co. NASH
e. ; H.-f9rAey : Prtss Jan. =. lslss sizw
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/ will forfeit one hundred dollars or full cAsed
Sewing Machine 70 any Sewing Machine that will
do the variety of work which can be done on the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine by Use Of reg
ular attachments.
GEO. l.. HOWARD,
5leowIyx Factory Point, Vt.
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cufpg them n whisper. lie was wise
cnongh 20 comprehend the meaning 81
the whole eass. he wss coaadcut or
conceived Ia bis mind that some persons
whoever taey might be we're searching
ior-bis youthful cspliyos But be was
mistaken for oacc The iugruders soon
found the way into the cave. A look %
admiration from the new corners im-
pressed lho Indian favorab,y. lie sccos-
ted them and IN gultursl voice--more
than usual-said, Are sc friends OF en-
cmicsg Speak white mem" "Frieuds, p
they answered What prisoners have YOU
here ssked orc Of the newcomers. Don't
know their names nor care, they arc
beauties, answered the Indian. They had
now been Ia the cave long enough TO see
the children distinctly. ~ Jove said one
they are old C0leman's children sure, The
very ones we hate. Now we'll mete out
oui revenge, Before preceding further
we will mention who the new corners
were aud how II happened that they were
along that way. Their names were Zeke
Connolly and Wall Suifin. They bad no
occupation but hunting and rambling
over the forests. They were short of stat
ure, wicked in their pursuits and were
filed with an evil genius.
To be Continued.
BERLIN.
james Coughlin, laboring man, living
near the coal %, Ia fit OF insanity hung
himself on Thursday last, but was dis
covered by his family and rescued before
life was extinct.
srErHENTowN.
The Hoosac Tunnel & Albany Rail-
road, which will pass through this place,
is again aggitated. The officers are
President, b. +. Mills Of Willamstown;
treasurer, +. $. Wilkinson of North
Adams, directors, William 5. Blackinton
W. w, Freeman, Harvey Arnold, ;.
johnson, c. r. Sampson of North Adams,
l., l.. Brown of South Adams. b. f.
Mills, John NJ. Cole, e. Il. Tan of Will
JAMESTOWN, G. Z. Lapham of Hancock,
The eastern section of the road is to ex-
tend twenty miles through Adams, Will
JAMESTOWN and Hancock to Stephentown,
where it will connect with line to be
built thither from Albany by New York
capitalists. 1t is designed to have it con-
structed and in running order in season
/ for the completion of the tunnel, aud to
make it the great carrying line from Penn
| sylvania coal mines TO New England.
NEW LEBANON.
I We learn from the Chatham Courier
/ that Columbia county is soon to have an
other addition TO her manufactui ing in
terests in the shape of Glass Works at
| New Lebanon The location is a few
rods from the freight house, and the pre-
! liminary work is well under way. II the
weather does not prove too severe for the
main stack, which is to be sixty feet high,
everything will be ready for turning ont
| bottles in a few months.
CHATHAM.
Ocean Engine Company No. /, OF
Chatham Village, will give their tenth
annual ball at Cady's Hall on Friday eve
ming, 9th instant. The committee con-
sists of Messrs, Miles S. Beach, II. A,
Blunt and Ellis Seymour, which is SUP
ficient guarantee that the affair will be
managed in the most approved style.
-
Just before going to press we learn
that the Boarding House at the old Wood
/ Nm =. L.. IN.,,..o. l.. L,,r,,nl NJ mn
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= fnta ptsas fsIfsartkt utssuFN~ 20 fhs
Tfuae..t'-~tsIhs sect sheapsef. sea
u.ast sarssssrat Fan.iir Paper
IN ths tatpn,A
.HARrERss WEEKLY
srlrNnAlY ILlysTEkTrn


Tue HtsB1f Is tss kh4eet aad mosi rawprfa !
illustrated periodical pnhashra iH this csaHtFt.
lie sflitaf5sls srr uahaAasif sna e7ftiuflna, AnA
esrfy uulh weight its Illustrations q eaTrsnt
ryaatH Afs fuH ANA hesh. AVID ARE prepared ~
cor best drsIEuefs With lifcnlsuea " @ .p1o
ghe Rscts i Rad ly 81 least bAH million per
saHs ana Its Influence A. en- arfsn 81 eriu "a is
signB,lT Tremendous The Mfci8 maintains q
pasluse position. and eNpferses q ssiird tiass 81
g.sf4aL
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srHnrr wv fsnsf sFnrruNs ~ : Cores CMn,
fnaafaes. faHr aghrF 8 q suaH g thF ianEs fhH
wauapi4s ~ tht ~ urhiki psHtsrHs sd hfff
H-seF q lfofeAsssHsl as8 T8r Tee retrf e ssf.
tsib a. irnmrslato. UsitantaaH ash Arsuue
sali ty Al prascissa.
rgts's Toaiasehs Drops sayt IN salau's.
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uaHt.nm nxrESstox RAILROAD
WITH RFFFe #HHEe tfaT
o4atsf- RUTLAND, XEMuNJe
Tratas t-sers maafhfsfst.
a@ hUHTN
fE S. u.- Efeas
Ear.u-I ff sAi taa isasauEsr.
H..
NsENe sarEm
ffsam Ffrfsi sEf Passenger
iH De Nal
bHF #fet
W. gfsr Iesftt wsrhsssrt 81 ss 4. W..
haassfs
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HrrE

The epizoolie is nearly played oat ia
this town. Six fatsl cases are reported
thus far.
No remarkable heavy pigs" have
been slaughtered ia town the present
season.
Mrs Luey Towslcy, an elderly lady,
died very snddcaig GA lbe 18th inst She
aeui % her chamber to ihe evening aud
gu reaching her room fe.i % the floor and
szfirtd s.musi Immediately, Disease d
Else heart was ghe caasr Of Ser Dc aih-
NEsT ErglBE
-Msuday soon Dec. %, thermometer
lA2 above zero.
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nGoA GALLON, 40 CTS. A QUART.

Donations, Weddihg parties, and social gather
inEs supplied on reasonable tetfnss VA hAfe
teams running 10 ali DIR CtlOBs 10 supply families
and shall call regularly twice each week.
when YOU boy oysters be cure and inquire
they are from y iisys Oyster House, Factory
Point. Oysters are furnished Al retail by ne
plate, fried " stewed aud b. every style siso
srra large oyslers fgf fgiug, A. our headqusrts
~ nearly opposite NAieTbHuss Co.'S knitting
Mill Faotgry Point, 81 We shsll be peassd %
receive calls from parties out ~ tJea Al any
lime, "ouf latch stuh9 Il s.Hsys out
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FACTORY roNr.

We hear a bail or something Of the
kind talked Of as coming OF al the Col
barn Ilouse shortly. II will be such an
occasion as aI lovers OF the Tcrpsiehoreau
All will like TO palronIze.
II II. Boucslccl has the inside Of bis
Store nicely painted aud il viii be ready
far the public iu a fcw days. We learn
that Mr. Baucslcci s. How in New York
making hls Purchases, sud that lbe store
aiIi be- opened ior trade on Monday Jan.
6lh. wllh a aue stock If goods, row
throughout
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civil WAR IN VERMONT !

The only place North Of Troy where oysters
are received directly from the oyste! beds
CHEsAPEAKT OYSTERS. RECEIVED DAILY
By express, b. the barrel, directly from the owe.
ter Bay Retail Dealers are Supplied BY ae
Barrel, half barrel Or tab a. prices that will
compete with tic Troy dealers
Uatll furthaf notice ne sh II felAiI oysters 81
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Just before going to press we learn
that the Boarding House at the old Wood
Mill, in East Dorset, is burned. No par
ticulars.
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cert that nat a preacher n Remington
Go. would veuinre on 3 IKE experiment.,
another, lhst II ever there was such q
thing g. inspiration this was au instance,
and vet. another thar e Wa 81 hmm
bag spd tbe works ofthe devil ETC., ele.
Some AZ. 900 were euutflbn,cd 10 reman.
es'e the speaker. Mrs. p Il Of fue per-
aaual appearance, lady.ike, modest aud
uuassuming, has a musical voice, a fsoiua-
ting manner, and Is a popular lecturer iu
saeA places 81 Troy, New York, Boston,
Hartford, Philadelphia, and Washington,
where ste nov has engagements abcad
az present she is Ia Troy and goes from
thence 10 Hartford c..
ARLINGTON.
The following comrades are elected
officers Of Port Dudley, No. ., &. \. H.,
for 1872: II. :, Hard, Commander; c.
A. Buudy, :. V. Commander; +. Shep.
and, JV Commander; A, Amidon q
NJ; ". Holden, 2nd officer Of the Day
Ods Ward, Ofiuer OF the Guard; G. b.
llaskius, N. D., Surgeon; NJ. NJ. Hale,
Chaplain; L. W. Russell, 5. NJ; Ora
Shade, Jr., Q. NJ. Sargent; Chas. A.
Buudy, Delegate to Dept, Convention,
Il, Shepard, Substitute.
WEST ARLINGTON.
The dwelling house Of +. c. Pierson
NJ. D., was discovered TO be on fire Mon
day evening about nine O'Clock, and was
destroyed with most Of It's contents. The
wind was blowing gale at the time.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
1t affords US great pleasure to ehroni-
Gle the arrival, on Saturday night, of
Prof. Howe and family from Boston, with
the re-opeung of the Graded School, in
view. The marked ability and scrupuI.
Gus fidelity with which Mr., Howe has
performed the many aud ouerous duties
incident to his sacred trust, have not on
ly endeared him TO the pupils under his
immediate charge, but have rendered him
highly respected aud deeply beloved by
the entire community, and would seem
to mark him as one whose name is not
unlikely TO become familiar to fame, aud
the record of whose deeds shall long live,
and be iondly cherished in the memory of
those who knew him best.
The Church fair and festival held on
Thursday evening and Friday afternoon
and evening Of last week, has been the
all absorbing theme OF late. As well
"the good mothers in Israel" as their
fair daughters with their admiring allies,
have, with cOnsummate skill and untiring
energy devoted to this worthy enterprise,
accomplished results truly wonderful.
The hail was tastefully decorated with
festoons of eyergrecns and numerous
other curiously wrought devices of cum
ing hands, fit aud inviting repository Of
the countless ornamental, useful and val
liable articles therein exposed for sale,
many OF them the gift of friends abroad,
and not a few the product of distant and
foreign lands. On Thursday evening
the spacious hall was literally packed, on
Friday, owing to the storm the attend
ance was not So large. The sales amount
ed in the aggregate to the handsome sum
pf SS6l rpcpipts at the ice cream stand
alone, on Thursday evening, were thirty
five dollars. .f...
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Local Intelligence.
m.n1rn -. maILno.n.

THURSDAY uE 49,.
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a. h#NffA-
8sess Ba5ssE FaessE tHaat@f A.
W 81 ttfNaa. YtH3rfsHf.
usHy afrss. seNaH fssrst 30 a1 r..
aEata9. HalFl F4saga1. Erssr-3 A.
sasR2fHart. IHfsgE
Aftves 81 Manchester raafosa 8epai &aaasfs
as4aasiisfh aal fi-sSfs st 8e a.
Ef4f gtssa. .safts Ntasbesttf Hti.fas8 3spst
Ear5sfs gAHr~aa7s sa8 ~at@F4s8s d lA A. A. d
afsr sFafA ~ % g. s. trsIa aag A"fih
gsa Bsssgaft Esa4ssAysg t.sf's e.
n rs, karH. Pf#grelat
arrives ii Manebsstsf raafasd arpa HarityF.
Hs.ursaHrs snl FrasFs hiIF
ErrvEagas. lease, Waneteslrf ratfaa8 astat
4aasasFs THaFs8afs 49, ,tfsE8aFs Is li A. H.
tnsg arrival q iH ~ g. ". u4Aa Fe.pg Nafths
Ea Lgataaaaga a tbfs5a.
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C,sLpa - faE HAD structure - the AAsaI Or
s4ns. etc, Use Rs1Hss Pau-HsA"lg Magic o.
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SOUTH Do railroad ff Soc 1ara Albany, Troy,
saalh sHa West 81 I8 ul Al y.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-26

Use Renne's Pain-KnIing Magic OH.
N Works like Charm
This il an honest, good medicine, and has boon
tested tor a number OF years, ~ used by families
aud individuals, aud "a well liked, and found 10
be safe ~ use and cure b cure pain. IRUE, IL
cost- more % make it than u does common hnl-
ment. but it, use does more good and It ID clean
Ct aud .Aief 10 use.
Try Rsuue's Pain killing Magic OIL Tor Headache
Try RENEE PsiH-KIBug Mage Ol fpr Catarrb,
Try Bennes fain-ktuing Magic oil fer Nsaragia
ny Eeuue's Psiu-ktNhg Magic on fnr Seitilea.
Try EeHnt's paiu-klisg Maize Oh FOR Sprslus,
Try EruEs's PaIh-kiiIinE Magic OIL fnT roleiAr0sl
my Eehnc's PaiB- killing Magic Oh Tor eFsmps.
sappots sou ttr it f1r Dog Cat Bite.
rupyosc 500 Try It for fryzrn Feet Or Esrs
ruppabe yua try iI Tor EustF katl wounds
saps0st y8g n. 10 ior a brulse On strain.
-Bppass sou ny lt fgf Poison Alih IFY.
nptnsr YUu ~ e Or Fts and spasms
SapIUse sou ~ is fUr Cfick 10 tAe Back
Il wout hgft ou Esune's Magic Oh never
hu ~ any b0dy. Ma ia "a molasses fora eu o,
MA q with sater 0T core cyes. IL suu use II for
eArAehs, dBn'I put any c8ttJa ia the ear, Get
the genuine. WM. EEkNE 4 aONS. MAugtsc.
tures PIufheld Macs. 8isN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-26

Mrs Nellie J. T. Brigham lectured
on spinluslism al the Congregational
Church. in this place, to good audiences
Monday aud Tuesday evening. Of last
week. The subject Of the first lecture
The best thing about spirlunalisn,"
was according 20 the speaker, the posi-
tive proof az knowledge ID afforded Of
future state ofcxislence, and If the facts
and phenomena eilcd, were true her con-
elusl0u would seem to be unavoidable --
TUESDAY evening the lecturer invited the
audience to hand np questions OF sub
ieets 10 be answered aud eIncidated, aud
ia response some halt dozen were passed
up wilh a. many lexis Of scripture GA
baptism ben, etc AIl Of which were an-
swercd sud discussed, if NOT TO the salts
faction Of ile gnesli9uers, 81 least Ia So
all and meitudiesl manner. that some
strangers present aefe suspieloas that
she wbgle progsaMme wa' car aud dried
beforehand. Nul0u. opinions Were cx-
pressed One gentleman vas beard to 49,