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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
Ter. years %. II Of Pat,en.. waiting i. ~

Here is d story of love and constancy
which has made material for few days Cos
sip at Washington: Ten years ago the daugh-
ter of one of our naval officers stationed at
San francisco, became engaged toao hand
some young Russian, who visited that port
with the Russian feet The loyerswere soon
separated; 1.-The Lieutenant sailed away; the
lady, in course of time, went with her father
to Washington. A correspondence was MAIN
tanned regularly, but there was no opportu-
nifty for a meeting. Finally the officer was
ordered to distant post, where mails were
unknown. Ell No word was heard of him for
three years. In spite of the remonstrances
of heF, friends, the lady trusted and waited,
and a few weeks ago q letter came to say that
he was on his way to America to claim the
falfllmentOf her rpromise. He brought with
him sister, of whom report speaks as the
most beautiful woman ever seen in w ashing-
ton, and the cOnssancy of ten years were re-
warded by a quiet wedding at Georgetown >
Sen FraRciseO Ch10nicIe. l9i3 gaFgG atas@ q
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
Japanese Breach Of promise.

After a aJapanese lover has proven false to
his VOWS, the deserted maiden, rises at about
two o'clock in the morning, and dons white
robe and high sandals or clogs. Her Golf is q
metal tNpod, in which are thrust three lighted
candles; around her neck she hangs mirror,
which falls upon her bosom; in her left hand
she carries small straw figure-the effigy of
her faithless lover; and in her right she gTasps
a hammer and nail, with which she nails it to
one of the sacred trees that surround the
shrine. Then she prays for the death of the
traitor, vowing that if her petition be heard
she will herself pull out the nails which offend
the god by wounding the mystic tree. Night
after night she comes to the shrine, and each
night strikes in two or more nails, believing
that every nail win shorten her lovers life;
for the god to save his tree, will surely strike
him dead. It is curious illustration of the
hold superstition yet has on the Japanese
mind 100 .'-" -'
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
The Year ls79.

The year 1879 contains fifty-two Sundays.
September and December each beginning on
a Sunday. January, April and July on Mon
day. October Is the only month beginning
on Tuesday. February began and ended on
Thursday, Consequently we had five Thurs
days, which will not occur, again until the
year 1900, The year 1880, February will
have five Sundays, which will not occur again
until the year 1920. The year 1871 began Oh
Sunday and, ended on Sunday. This will
occur again ln y 1852 and every eleventh year
.lsi LnsrS M ri aase9as yIlsi sihai bssmroH
MI H1HE .-n.-N E.NnN - ]
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
ABOUT WOMEN.

"a The last question that has troubled phi
losophers is this: Which causes girl most
pleasure, to hear herself praised or another
girl run down? ..,. I. ...-c4 HI
There is Bootblack Brigade in Boston
made up of girls. One of the rules of the as
sociation is that the young lady who shines
for less than dime does so at the penalty Of
losing her chignon. ", H43ifg. sff5a .t
AT the Logansport, Ind, Mite Society
meetings, the ladies play Copenhagen for the
good of the cause. and make the gentlemen
who participate pay at the rate of a dollar an
hour or ten cents single buss.
"A wretched husband in ST. Paul adyertises
for the recovery of his wife, :" a taul woman,
with gray eyes and small babie just begin
min to waak, who have been appropriated by
8 a taul polk markt feller with red hare"
"A Mississippi girl who was graduated at
q Northern boarding school two years ago,
has taken to farming, and the results were
at the end of the first year, eight banks Of
potatoes, six hundred bushels of corn, and
$96y in cash after all expenses were paid.
while their Brazilian Maiesties, iwiien a.
Naples, were paying visit to the Azure
Grotto man fell overheard and would un-
doubtedly have perished had not the Empress
diyed after him, and at the peril of her own
august life held him by the hair until assist.
ance came. .-,.st,s.a u a
Marriage between kindred in Russia,
however distant, even unto so-calied "forty-
second cousins, is against the law, and con
sidered by, all Russians as an abomination.
Neither may young person marry o god.
parent, the latter coming under the head o1
spiritual relations 9S''.'', ~
THE Supreme Court Of the United State.
having decided that husband can recover
damages, for the loss of his wife.proportioneC
to- her usefulness and capacity to earn money
| a Boston man whose spouse perished in Z
| recent railway accident was allowed by dis
terminating jury exactly six cents. ''li71a
| s-Afew Sundays ago several s'court" bellies
impious and fond of the 'tBoston, I" wer,
caught by the sexton dancing tina may meas
ure with their equally impi0us beaux in th,
vestibule of fashionable Washington churcl
to the tune of ''Come, Ye Disconsolate,
which was being sung at the time by the
choir. n.s,a t ar 1.as a ,,s 3.
Jones and his wife were always quarrel
ing about their comparative talent for Keep
ing fire. She insisted that just so surely a,
he attempted to rearrange the sticks with tn,
tongs, he put the fire out. One night tn,
church bell sounded an alarm, and Jone
4 spfang for his fre-bucket, eager to rush. Il
| the cOnfiagration. =" Mr.. JONES'" cried hi
wife, as he reached the door, ''Mr. Jones, tax
the tongs!" ,ssr, a., n...,Es fs.f,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16

: How CHILDREN SURFER FROM FEAR.--No
pain is more dreadful to endure than fear.
Few parents realize how much their children
suffer from this cause. ssThere is nothing
to hurt you, y is an assurance which does not
yallay the apprehension. $. An underlined some
thing, existing often only in the imagination,
is the occasion of just as real suffering as
the most tangible evil could be. This suffer-
ing from fear has much to do with the almost
universal dislike which children have of go
ing to bed. They are, left alone in some
chamber away from the family--a wise ar
rangement SO far as quietness is concerned,
and iudicious entirely if the child exhibits
mo fear. But only those Vino remember
what horrors possessed the imagination when
they. as children; were left alone in the dark
can fully realize the sufferings of a nervous
child. 'tIgdon't mind your whipping me,
father" said little fellow, who had been re-
peatedly punished for crying when put to
bed alone, ''if you win only stay with me. F"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16

SEVERAL years ago there was such a tire.
mendous freshet on the Illinois river that it
was for a long time referred to as 'the flood. "
During lawsuit in Peoria, an old man named
Adam, living in a little hamlet on the river
know as Paradise, was examined as Witness
'sWhat is your name 2" was the first question
asked him. ''Adam, SIR" said he 'Your
name is Adam, is it. Well where do you liver"
SIN Paradise, sir. @0h, your name is Adam
and you live in Paradise, do you? Well, how
long have you lived therefn "Eyer since the
food" replied the simple old MAI whose
words were downed in q roar of laughter, in
which the court, jury, counsel and spectators
al Joined. li' PEI e s.. s5''.i-'tst st. .,,,. .'.,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16

The FRAYKiNe. PRIviLEGE. The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Herald
under date of April 11th says: There was
another attempt in the House to-day, to
was discussed by few who seemed to have
a duty to perform. Butler, of Massachusetts,
opposed the bill. He said 1t was privilege
that belonged to the people, and resulted in
more good to them than the abolishment of
it could possibly do. He said he voted for
this bill before because he knew the Senate
would never do so foolish thing as to pass
it. A considerable amount of buncombe was
lndulged in for the benefit of the rural dis
tricts, but when the question came to vote
Mr.. Sargent, of California, moved to recon-
init the Bill and amendments, which was done.
Mr.. Holman objected, saying that would kin
it, and when the ayes and noes were asked
| for only thirteen voted to order them. The
question was thus summarily disposed of for
this season, us twill not be reached again.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
SENSE AND NONSENSE.

I Sylables govern tile world. d.--[John Selden.
What one dies for, not his dying, glorifes
him. Lowell 2a,',,' fr''tg - .s,., .
Men blush less for their crimes than for
their weaknesses. [Bruyerc. .ug5a5s3t
,4 .aa. ar3uinTake away the sword; Il
States can be saved without it; bring the pen.
r To lead an uninstructed people to war is to
throw them away. Confucius. "'!ali& r
~ Characters never change. Opinions alter;
characters are only developed. II Disraeli. !.
Il, At night tIlou must go in prayer as beg
d gar, If by day thou wilt carry thyself as a
King. EESaadi, ar tnfF faas.atg .s3aaI -
al3 Genius unexalted is no more genius than u
81 bushel of acorns is forest of oaks. --Beecher.
ot The elephant lives 200 years. lex q
d" If you don't believe it, buy one and see for
yourself. Il -[Chicago Post, - al'n N+$ ?
Learning without thought is labor lost;
thought without learning is perilous. 4 Con-
fucius. ..T
The pleasure of love is in loving. We are
happier IN the passion we feel than in that we
excite. II Rochefoucauld. Jf. Ia HAD
aa We cannot look, however imperfectly, upon
great man without gaining something by
him. Carlyle. szs
q ~ AouSCeis VIII oc vers scarce tnlS year
s'probably because the long winter has killed
the vines, suggests Mr.. Greeley.
II ''The myriad-legged, the cleaning, glitter
ing farrago of nothingness, :" is what Boston
people call the Black Crook.
To man who looks long at the sun. tn,
sun imprints itself on everything ht
looks at. SO it is with q man who looks Ions
Do at God.-C Tualer. 1at 80 ytEs1G 9tl
~ DR. johnson once said, it matters not how
Ii man dies, but how he lives. The art oil
dying is not of importance, it lasts SO short.
time.
' Dead Stanley lately said, in a sermon to 'tht
printers of London, that once architeetur,
anwas the press, anditold great thoughts to til,
world in stone; but now.the press was arohi
lecture, and is building mp the world Of ideas
" ahdusages.. :" s' i's'. '7",'1'
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
THE St Panl Preas saws that Mr. III. M

3 THE ST. Paul Press says that Mr.. III. M.
Dwyer, who has charge of NJ P. Railroad
colony matters, will soon leave for a trip
along the line of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, in companywith Mr.. Wright, the Pres
>ident of the road, with the view of the im-
mediate settlement of two or three colonies.
The entire plan seems to be the perfection of
Iolonizationa and It's progress spill DC watched
with INTEREST," i3E 2iai g s8oisiYo1q 'sii ~
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16
z: 2. ~ " FISK tssk'} FISK BROS, Publishers


- n 2 81. =
ram Language TO Ontruthful Bull.
W. A. Crofut the genial table taIker of the Chicago
Post nuts the American argument in favor of Indirect
damages in the following printed form: -
".' ,yh;ch ri,o - r.,,,, 10 e.. -.[
.F All -, IL Ia.",ain3 ~ a"ia3j 49,, got -r'HG #t
| .'a rr. 1a9 my suase 40 SIu' ' .fsEr .sa
Il In shenangan, Bull, lsysp 81" 4Us. ~.
You beat all creation, swan, you re obst-
nate mule - =. -....
't' '' 's' t3 "s.# 5
..5~ Its not good to call names, 4,t @
g-a.a .- But concernn' this fuss II, t. ~.t -a
..Its And the Albany muss ..-E" tu.
There's story I've laid ont tn te yidelieit-ior in
stance--as thus: -. - -, ~ >N'. -, ~ - -.
rr 10y .s' 'i '.' e.
81. s.l All Jim vas his name tt-i '' t'E+EL r.
fr.sr asr.E And his cattle and sYinn .... &tE -
'# H.-& hVeLy y no" low, anu In Lneh IN came a E. H
w n ~ ,;a Thnu l osunc ..is gsst ti the Any
ot Wy ttseu Siore tose'ier' tiiouSh nc WAS ushs
Felauoh oh h14He " F
...# l A.. ,,u,. -, , - -, ID. '.a ''!' ''1 81.
gH S md dtns m,,, madn DC ,ra M:. ,.'f .
p. II" My shamrocks they grew ID sssi. H4' '|
tE' . Like potatoes possessed; .a. l1a rs
And Jim getting Jealous, threw stones at my hen when
she sot on her nest I- "
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... s..a ID wall Went OH one week. ~ .
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-05-16

|d2 2Is the Electoral College, Of 357 votes, this
year, the former slave ding States win have
l184 votes, the Western States 102, the New
F1 Hsa'os % 5 ,ossS "f .f'G gIiiit - Sf6S
AAS oetehSo - .aF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
GOLD STUDS

Plain enameled and engraved, Gold studs set
in PEARL Onyx Coral Montana, Brilianta, Real
Jet besides combination OF Pearl and Jet. Pearl
and Garnet, Opal, Ruby, Ensmeled cut Onyx,
etc, Fine Gold cluster Pins. bne Gold single
stone Pins, Hair chains and hair chain mounting
Gold attaching chains, Rolled plate vest chains,
hard sodered and finely finished, warranted to
wear as well az Gold. Seel Chains, Silk Guards,
yast Uonka A,siyie liAra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS.
n. +. POWERS.
EIsr AmIsoroS, YEEs

East AHIIsoToa, VERMONT.
MANUFACTURE %
FINR DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS And CUFFS.
Wishes 81 calf the Atteutioa u The public - the
fact tbst be has On habd Zoe stock q
SCOTCH AsD EgGlIsH cnEYioT SHIFTING
which viii be made up - order in the naesi
ssylss, cot 10 measure. and warranted 10 g. Al,
80 Pins Dftss hhifIs made ffCm ths Fsag beet
grades u Maslln. EYsry 0satlssnan ell be
uaryAaisd god ID. By sepding the following
measurement 10 inches hlzs 81 collar WoFn are
round toe ehsss wAist and wrist distances ffya
center II shoulders AaoHs the arm ~ ghs kuae =
u the wflHl Mentl0n she member ~ pl4its 10
boaota AID style u Cuns also nenngu Whistler
bas9Ens are " have stnds o. spifais The trNds
farni.ied with EDs dress and Business saafia
81 Hhsxt notsoe.
EAss AEiinetos, " JalY iash, isTz 72iyi0s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

Flaes Togihsee Drops cure in minute.
Usr Rcans's Paip-kIIing Magic Oh,
~ Works Like Cl11a.
one bottle Of this Msric Oh IN a family cufes
a number u gsefa0as q Headache Colds, Nee.
ralEiA, Ispth4ehe, EArarac Sore Fysr HztAfrh,
Lama BVss &e. II might BE- more msBnerlg IL
each person bad bottle q hehne's Magic OH
fgy iAelr 9wg particular ase as one iaan said, !;
was "a his house, gae D. eaoi rooga IL ~ taHss.
IGt
ots Eoius q Hsuns't Macs o. u h3ttss ihsa Bsnf.
0ne Naiils 81 ksnne's 12yg 90 D. hettfr ihan nane
0ae Batiss - Ernhss hHFfs 81 y better thsa Hant.
O1s l.attie - Esnass Asgag 0.l = better thSn r
0as Baillf a. RsAaes MaRsr 0 ~ better thar bone
oaa Eatte e kanus'f hsgte 90 T. better tasE nose,
one Bstas q kFHas's Aaslf ua 4 bssier tAsu s9ns
Tee nsnns's Magic Oh, Mep
Ust Eruns's MHgae uis Women.
tse Esuns MAefe OH. Ghil8Teu.
Tee Heume's MRgie OIL laFaiias.
* I.HanH'H Mage o., g4l aud Iouag.
lee Esnus's Mage Oh ia fainnY
Use Ksnusk Mage on on AauFsey.
ltmtBs beat tling t8 All hne 90 chltlf nad
h9fsHs- AMI 30 ase fpf Harness Gale and ssgts
Cakea B6eet On fawa. HaFss disienpsf, GdHc
sud CfnaFs Fry 3 sd Ser N8. hENAE {
s,1Az. sole Pfopslssere FiitsAsia Nsss. Sod
- /. & OAHiS. MsnrhssteF VI s&l6w8i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
GOLD Ms

Gold Pens in gold slide or reyesse ebony hold.
era, Gold Pens in gold lined ebony holders and
storling silver heavy top extension cases. Gold
Tens in gold lined, Tetescopic holders. Gold
Pens in sterling silver screw extension cases.
Ladies Gold Pens in elegant pearl holders and
fancy morocco cases. Gold Pens In gold lined
French spring ebony holders. Euery Pen Var
-nufed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

w. T. TAYLOR,
BERLIN, NKw YoBK.
FINE DREss SHIRTS,
CHEvou SHIRTS,
PERcALEs SHIRTS, ETC, ETC.,
Made 70 ord-r in the Finest Style.
l.. c. ORvIs, Agent,
Manchester, Vermont.
All orders left wlth Mr.. oryis will be filled at
short notice. Samples oi goods can be seen al
his store.
He WIN Take Your Measure.
Berlin, n. T.. July let, lsI2, 63dH
MAYNARD, NOURsE & co,
ETw Masonic InWl1.
1913 IL, Third Street, Troy, N. Y,
MOURNING AND BLACK GOODS.
Our stock in these goods 10 very extensive
consisting Of every material possible Ia this col.
or.
For AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR
We offer very large stock II Dress 0ooda.
composed Of attest styles % fabrics in al grades
Satin Stripe.
N6hair..
Msinos,
Csshmerts.
Ssiint
SaitsehA
DrsP De rsn..
Dnp ds FFADos,
Drsp de rsns.
hspr,
Grapes.
t1ilafgs, q
iTonese Ci9ihs,
AiHaeAs,
Tycoon Heps.
Coded Mahairs.
Disgopsis Sc
BLACK SILKS, sHANLs,
40 immense stock ~
LADIES UNDER. WEAR.
Iiosstfy. fAssns. FAHnsiss Wapleus.
KlbDoas. Lace, 0lsfes,
4n4 email xares ssmplss vi bs freely ssnl u
aHY address
MAYNAhp, SoUksE 90.
sspt. Ira asiys1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
SLEEVE BUTTONS

Enameled Pearl and garnet set. etc. Fine solid
Gold Sleeve Buttons engraved, enAmeled, and
also in Initial Letters, Pearl, Bloc Stone, Cameo
Amethyst, Onyx, Topaz, Garnet real and imitA-
ton stones,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
n6r CHA R MS ~

Book-Albums containing pictures, Book.
Lockets contain pictures, Gold satehels, Gold
scissors, Pen Knives, Ice Blocks, Lanterns, Gui-
tars, Heart, Small satchels, Small Lo.ketsl d.
yiders, Calipera, Believe, Opera Glasses, Anchors
Bell, Pitchers, Key and seal, Carnehan, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
ACELE S ,

Finest assortment in Bennington County.
Silver Thimbles, Gold Thimbles, Armlets 10
solid Gold, Coral aud Plated, Coral Beads Gold
Tooth Picks
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
Adams Hall, Factory Point, Vt.

At
Adams Hall, Factory Point, Vt.
would most respectfully inform my former
patrons aud the public generally that / have
opened my Photographs Rooms and an now
prepared TO catch the " hestlng shadow Ia ev'
cry variety Of style feeling that with " my long
experience 10 the business" ] SIN fully compe-
tent 10 please the most faetidious
Pictures Of deceased persons, WE'VE Of resi-
denees and scenery made upon short notice, and
at reasonable rates. Miniatures nestly set IN
locksts, pins. rings, etc. Especial attention
paid to copying charging aud Flushing IN India
Ink, oil, or water colors. also keep 0n hand .
fine assortment OF Albums. Plain and Fancy Ca
sea, Chromos, Engraungs, btersoscopee, and
Views, Picture Frames, Cord, Knobs. and 10 fact
almost every thing relative 10 lhe trade, which
will be sold at the lowest possible figure
Thanking the pablo for the very liberal pat
ronAge formerly received, ] hope 10 merit CON
unuAnce Of the same. In every ease satisfAc'
ton guaranteed
o. A. WILLIAMSON
Factory Point VT, Oct. 7, 1871 OTIS
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GOLD EMBLEM PINS,
MASONIC PIN S

Good Templars Pins, Odd Fellows Pins Butchers
Pins, BARRIERS Pins Carpenters Pins, Locomotive
Pins
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Square and Compass, Trowel, Apron, Royal Arch
Key stone, Olive Branch, Skull and Cross Bones
Letter O., Masonic and Odd Fellows combined,
Masonic Sleeve Buttons, Key stone Lockets, Key
stone Charms.
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Garnet. Noes Agate, aud Carbunole seal Rings,
Imitation Diamond, single stone and Cluster.
Hard solder Gold scale Rings, solid IA, 10 and
Is Caret, Plain Engine Turned and Chased
Rings.
Montana Briliants, swiyies, Bars, etc.
n NJ H.t1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

Its nta BrEaaaE flummunaoAiaoa Of Aaqa.rAza
Lodge. " a. A n. 81 - bed o. tAattaAF
erausng, Me- ith. ss7A
HI. wTNAS, " "
g. q oHFlN. ".
AaeniraHa ChHpssr. Sc. -, u. A. ~.
NeHt rtrnlaF cuuveokl4an &c Wednesday even
iug haF All, A. z cisck
II. Z, uHyfs HIP.
J 7, BLACK. SECT
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u. 900 Envelopes,
Al tbs JarSnAL aa5ios, tof sAls ehesp. Ever Va
y4eayaf b4ssusss saFsiapes s
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Work bss sgain been commenced
ugoa ne CEsAaBe chatch On thursday
whsls ibe bands we're s. Work elap-board.
Ing. De seaaolaing gave way prec|pitat-
lax the vorkmen upon the rubblsh, r
feet below T Provo bad 5 lex broken
bv the fall, lhs oshers, of which there
were four or eve. escaped with only
slight injuries
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


500 Reward.
{ will forfeit one hundred doars Or 4 fall eAsed
Sewing Machine 70 any Sewing Machine that will
40 the variety Of 1ork which eAa be done ca the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine tg use u reg.
/ ulkr attachments
GEo l. HOWARD,
( sleowIY1 Factory polat, Vt.
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THE ONLY PLACE

Between Troy and Rutland where hrst clAss
stock o. goods 10 the line which represent can
be found Having recently made Al extensive
addition 10 stock. will give herein partial list
Of the goods that can DO procured at my estsb'
hshmenL
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AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH
WATCHES.

Am prepared 10 furnish any Of the more than
100 different grades Of American Watches now
10 the market, cased In Gold or Silver 10 suit
customers. Fine swiss movements In Haunting
cases So low As 50 90, ladies Watches cascd IN
Solid Gold So %, up. All grades Of watches Of
American or Foreign Manufacturer, furnished al
frtgaa dnfyfnu campstllinu
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uARLNM EKrExstos RAILROAD.
wT frrt ssFa firrT
aTT5E A gfsANsis FEkNuNT,
TssEss fsssss MssssssssF
NH< NtErH
sM NiEtE
asr Hr@gal taa F4fssaref.
F @a
I8
q BEAH Fra rafha5 basnsaFstr
3 ae&
Iea Isftft 8tcstsisf 81 SEA. n
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60 MET NC NEW
TURTLE OIL SOAP,
Imported from London for Toilet use, aud
Warranted superior 10 anything Of the kind ever
before offered " the public at the price.
Very Large Cakes --l5 Cents Each,
For Sale by
l.. @. ORvIs,
Dealer in
DRUGS AND FANCY GOODS,
Cor. Of Main and Union Streets,
MANCHESTER, VI.
Who has Just received
FINE ASSORTMENT or
or VARIOUS KINDS.
New Styles Of Splendid Perfumes, &c.
oLEAyERs WHITE BOSE, A JOCKEY CLUB.
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