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Melee at Char,eStOVn

An exciting shooting affair took place
at Charlestown, West Virginia, Tues
day evening, under the following cir
cumstances During the war the lands
of John Clarkson, a wealthy Virgin
ian, were sold for taxes, and he sued
for their recovery, During the pro-
gress of the trial Clarkson called the
defendant, United States MARSHALL
Stack, a liar. Stack then struck
Clarkson and a general melee cnsued,
in which seven shots were fired. The
room was small and over a dozen per-
sons were present. Clarkson was shot
four times, of which one wound is dan
gerous, being in the breast. All the
parties are wealthy and respected,
and the affair causes great excite
mcnt.
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"A Bank Robbed.

The Trenton Bank at Trenton, n.
D., was robbed on Sunday evening
week by five burglars, who are sup
posed to have entered the bank from
the rear early in the evening. When
watchmen Bayles and Swecn enterd
they were seized and gave the alarm,
and the burglars escaped before reach
ing the inside safe. The officers ex.
aiming the Bank found that num-
Der of private boxes had been rihed of
United States bonds. Thus far they
have discovered twelve boxes opened
The loss may be 100000 The
iI;lnds of the bank were not taken.
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Discoveries at A;iiens.

Some interesting discoveries have
been made in excavations at the Ccram-
icon of Athens. Several tombs, some
quite intact, have been brought to
light, and among them is that of the
two ambassadors of Coreyra CORFU
who formed part of the deputation
from Nenophon, sent to ask the as
sistmce of the Athenians against the
Laccdemonians. Another bears the
name of liipbarrele, daughter of Alci-
blades. Other researches haxe led to
finding a monument, composed of five
tombs, bearing inscriptions, and be-
longing to the Voxpleos family, and a
sixth ornamentcd with basso-relievo
composed of two women, one standing
and the other seated.
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feated the government forces at San
Louis. 1t is ca'ci'a cd that Tocaira
can concentrate 6,00) revolutionists to
opposeany government forces coming to
the northern frontier. Great excite
ment is reported in the City of Mexi-
co over the rumor that Diaz, with the
insurgent cavalary, was in the vicinity.
Bagdad at the mouth of the Rio
Grande, was pillagcd by thirty or for
ty outlaws Tuesday. They claim to
be revolutionists, but are only robbers
under Juan Portugal and Sanchez
Ureste, who were refugee in Texas
until few days since, when they
crossed the Rio Grandc at Rauchita,
raised men, stole hourscs and robbed
houses, in which one of tho party was
killed. They intended capturing a
river steamer at Bagdad with money,
but failed. Their raid has no signif-
canoe, except showing the weakness of
the authorities and the lawlessness of
the country.
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Mrs. wharton Acquitted,

ANNAPOLIS, January 24.-In the
Wharton trial, the jury this morning
rendered verdict of not guilty. Be-
fore the jury entered the courtroom,
a. large crowd was present, among
whom were Mrs Wharton and daugh-
ter who appeared in good spirits, as
the favorable character Of the verdict
was known.
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John a. Hancock, aged fifty-fve
years, residing with his son in the
town of Pelt, Wabash, county, MINI,
while his son and wife were absent on
Tuesday, burned the house and barn,
and hung himself in the woods, in a
fit of insanity,
Grant is said to declare that Sum-
ner is a worse traitor than jeff Davis,
all because he proposes to limit the
President to a single term.
Van Cleft swears that five hundred
extra men were brought into the
Brooklyn Navy Yard just before the
election Of 1871. OF course .hey all
voted the Radical ticket, though many
of them were not even residents of the
State. The purity Of the ballot-box
is one Of the hobbies of Radicalisn.
a gentleman, just in from Mainto-
ba, reports that the excitement still
continues regarding the recent discov-
cry of gold in the Peace River dis
trict, six hundred miles from Fort
Edmonton.
\ descrtcr from Fort Pcmbina was
found frozen to death eight miles north
OF that post few days ago.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 2O.-OI
, the night of the 18th one-half Of Tia,
} town of Montisello, in Drew County
was destroyed by fire. A few days
before this terrific storm passed over
the same place, blowing down two
churches and several other houses,
} and unroofng the court house.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, January 2l.-At
4 o'clock this morning the Union Pipe
Foundry of Dennis Long Il Co., on
Fulton street, near Preston, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss about Sl75,-
600; insurance only $4,000. This
was one of the most extensive pipe
foundries in the United States, and
had a capacity of 1000 tons of metal
annually.
New YORK, Jan, 22.-King's dis
tillery, at Williamsburgh, was DAM
aged to the amount of $4,000 by fire
yesterday.
A fire at Kansas City, Mo-, Mon
day, destroyed property valued at
$4,000; insured for 81, 800.
The aggregate loss of Iounglovc,
Massey & Co., at Cleveland, on the |
night of the 18th, is estimated at
100000. Insured for $4,000
Over one hundred workmen were
thrown out of employment by the fire.
4 watchman named Birdscll, after |
giving the alarm, entered the works,
it is supposed, with the intention Of
getting the Babcock eXtinguishcr kept |
in the building. Since then nothing
has been seen of him, and it is believ-
cd that he persisted in the flames. lie
leaves a wife and six children.
A hotel at IIowes Cave, n. Y,
burned on the 10Th. Two inmates, II.
Harcbridgc and Edward Kelley, were
burned to death, and man named
MCGOWAN was so badly burned that
he cannot recover. Loss, $27 700.
4 fire occurred at New Albany.
Ind, on the morning of 10Th, destroy
ed salt shed and hay warehouse
also a two story frame residence, and
a pork-packing establishment which
contained an immense quantity of
pork. Loss, $4,000 to 100000.
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SiiO. by "a Llisiasic.

LOUISVILLE, Jan 2l.-At 10 o'clock
this morning young man named
Thos. Thomc, in fit insanity, shot
his sister, Mrs. Green, and her two
daughters, Wilhelmina, aged twelve,
and Larmina, aged eight. The two
former were shot in the stomach and
will probably die, The latter was
wounded in the hip and will recover.
Thome also attempted to shoot his
brother-in-law, and then put the PTS
tol to his own head and fired. The
bullet glanced, infict'ny painful but
not dangerous wound. Thomc is in
hospital. lie will be arraigned in the
City Court tomorrow morning, when
will be made to send him
to lunatic asylum. All are respect
able Germans. Green keeps grocery
near the foot of Clay street, lives in
rooms above, where the largely occur
ed.
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Y.,c wcvo,u,ion i'm Mexico.

Mexican adviccs report that the
reyolution has assumed formidable
nropor,iops. Tie rcvyluticaists dc
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TICTs MS

DAILY,
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than any other Detroit PAPER, and 6fiy per cent
cheaper than New York and Chicago papers.
TRI-wEEKLY
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Intelligence, indispensable alike to the business
man and the producer, will be accurate and COM
plcte.
In fact, ono shall be- neglected. and tho Free
Press will be made indispensable TO every reader
that peruses its cOumns
We ask every friend, every reader, not only TO
renew his own subscriptions bat 30 induce his neigh
Dor TO do ~. We shall make the next volume
TIE LEST EVER OFFERED TO TIE PUB
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FINANCE AND COMMERCIAL

Will receive especial attention, and in 1t the love
of books may always expect to find the latest new
about his faVorites.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-01-30

At no time since its foundation has the Free
Press had such facilities rs now for gathering news,
Tor carrying out the ideas entertained by the pub
i'hers OF making model paper-a journal which
shall stand without a successful rival in Michipan
as n newspaper.
Improvement has been the order Of the day in
every department of The Free Press for the last
year, and viii continue TO be during the coming
year.
The year 1872 will he one OF immense political
interest and excitement. The meetings Of the Ma
tlonal and state Conventions the nominations for
President and Vicc-PrcSdent the issues between
the great parties the important policies Of finance
ana revenue to be discussed the elections In the
various states; and, to the people of Michigan,
the new appointment Of Ctngressmen and the d.
vision CT the States into new districts, together
with our general and locl political situation and
prospects, will be fully laid before the people ms
can alone be dune by Michigan paper, the organ
OF great party, member of the Associated Press
and one whose enterprise and energy will be salts
He'd with nothing less than the very best ncwspa
| per In the State.
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THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT

WILL rs heretofore, give all thatis Il interest
he Farmer and the Home Circle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-01-30
Il Newspaper for the Tami7y.

In this respect, the Free Press has attained n
reputation not exceled 10y any journal in the coun-
try It's selection are always characterized for in
teresing incident, Poetry, Tales, Sketches and Wit
and iumor articles that are interesting to the en-
tire family circle.
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FARM AND PRESIDE

Willalways be found full, andwu be eagerly sought
for by every reader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

ETH AVENUE LOTS, FRONTING AND BELOW THE
u Park, in plots and sngy also Lots on Madison avenue
and al the streets for some vsry me ros with build
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

A FREE REGISTER-wITH PARTICULARS OF 1000
IA Houses and Building Lots for and et containing
City Map, &c. Apply TO V. x. STEVENSON SON, II Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

A LARGE NUMBER OF DWELLINGS FOR sALE-UP
IA town. low prices. Brown stone Thtyeghth street,
$1S000 sou others. WILLIAM TUCKER,
22O Fifth avenue, above Twenty-sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING HOUSES
w Fifth avenue, pe!wesn for!ys.th and Forth seventh
West 1hiryourth street, four story English basement 205
West Thirty fourth street. four story EnRian basement.
fourth street. between avenues
four story high stoop other Houses In All locations
WIN. II. RAYNOR, No. ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH
"A stoop House in complete order with every improve.
avenues, cheap for cash Two small Houses also for
low. JOHN G. GRAFT, 229 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25

MISERABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR
~ sale-Five story and basement brick Building, forty
four feet and six inches wide and eighty feet deep Furnished
with engine boiler and variety Of machinery various
kinds al ready tor mmedate use situated on me south
erected only five since Of the best and most
materials and well lighted: centrally located adapted any
mechanical manufacturing business, could be easily
converted mo nrs cn 81 lvcI ana saes sape ror par
Tweuy-ffh street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14

whether & pertains 30 farming at6nslls
an3 Use stock 81 ud valac or ne ant.
qaaied remains % hgasc bold Eeods 81
imaginary yalpc Tho months ofFehru.
ary and March are the ancticneerS
harvest and ia them they ply their calling
most vigorously
NJ tobn Ransiord 81 this town has
lately returned from = bunting and fsh-
ipR excursion IN tho Gar west, and claims
g have taken one lsb Of the farkorcl
species which weighs p pounds. several
deer were seen BY he party. bat the
polsc made By thc breaking Of the crust
covering a deep an q snow prevented
much success Ia ihis line
Tbs Chatham mutual Improvement
association bela tAeis lss, meeting at the
residence Of e u Hudsop. aud wore ens
teuained wi.h select reading by T.R
Hudson, Esa together with general con-
yctsations ou a given subject, with other
exercises much 70 the enjoyment aud
probable bcnedt q those present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14

- STATE or yEhM0NT, Manchester District ~,
Alta Probate Clart held at Manche btef within
AMI Tor s0id Dlstrict Of Manchester. on the 18Th
dag Of February a. u 1871.
Present, Hon. L. y. Burton Judge
The executor on tue estate II Sarah Hard,
late Of Arlington in said District deceased, made
application to fchdcfiis account
Whefeupon 1t was ordered that said account be
examined for allowance at Probate Court
to DO hrli ~ the Probate Ohic0 ia Manchester,
IN shid Datfies on tho lsst Wednesday Ia
Marcn, A. ~. 1919 and that notice
thereof he given ~ all refs9na Interested
By publishing coriiied copy Of the record "
ssi Il order three weeks succcsslyely IN THK MAJ.
CHESTER jOrHSAL, newspaper printed al said
Maucht nter previous ~ said time u hearing.
tns record
tfu6 copy ~ record
Attest, LOYELAAD MuNsoN, Register
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COMMIsIONER's NOTICE.

Wothe subscribefs, being appointed BY the
Hon, the Probate Court tor tho District o. Man.
chester, Commissioners 70 receive, cIamina ad-
adjust the claims and demands Of al persons
sgnInrt Tie Efiatr II
Margaret Collins late u Manchester
IN said District deceased. and aiAo all claims and
demands exhibited III ofset thereto aud six
pionihsfrom the 2sth day u February, 1874 being
allowed bt said Iguy. Tor that purpose wo Do,
therefore. hereby give notice, tina, sc wili attend
70 tho blt'ness ~ eur appointment 81 the ~ j.
dencc u Byron jameson 10 SOD Aanotostei ca
the Zsth day ~ August 1871 from 0aa until -four
p'ciOck, i %. EN- ssid day
Dated a. Manchester this 2sth day d Fsbrs,
AIRY, 4 y 1872
CnARtEsF LONG, So.
}l3a23 II. E FOWLER. S"m
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ta@k m da tua clerks
sllee l pnwFlH@ ta send.
81 election nlHt
Ileult lpiutat 1tct & Boaoi
cta co. l bt lten decided "a
inRiu 10 i@ar IL ttal company,
IIheFc SIN g. 5n o1.tef supper a
lerlp lo.tI on Wednesday evening
th So opportunity q, tcrpsi.
an eWatians a4l be giyeu, 20 com.
az Il o'clock s general imila-
extended
Is stoeum proved bis claim to the
VI N.mmd Is capturing Six fuIl
d foxes on MONDAY aud Il he bad
q liiie more expeditions lie would
captured tie seventh Foxes have
asluew To cone uear him and bis
dog
|Adolphua HuleAu claims the palm for
|,Wlug machine which, with com
Irag,aw. VA through = hard manic
TT jnebe. Is disme. a. Ton limo. n
,tunte. tbe Officer Ills horse
ws manufactured by Gray ~
e,un
y p,
|-,t.,.,t... 49,. ~.
-. -, a
a gs...,'.,.. -.
.,sb ma msny f.Io,1s ~ Row
n.t,,sn MIA ~ olsa - lear, IA,
Il AL rsrsy,rel froe, nj. .oyora 81.
.t,,an ~ \, ~ op, ~ ao,,s ov,in
! prasps.t afa snee1, ana eomplo,e
e,,....t ....
ms" 49, ~ : ~ ~, - -. ~ =
s. ~, 80, -
1toso ~, .h.,nt da,ing ,l,o ,err
a cl,,t n.ry G4a,r1 yo,,ar1y
y O'a'1' MARY I,''otut No' 'afuy
II rgaol wollor 4 Il cla,t
"asl 's"tA, t'aale harrington
y a'hr'' H'l'e 'teii lias'pg
4h s7'"s' Nst name :. ii'.h
oa'} ane instance ct ''eSenscd
s., pnat.l...asi l.,5ns N. term
.l..,.,,, ~. ...n 81
''"' ""'''
=
'ie '''''le'it II 'i'Nihk q s'''F'e
aits ''4e u'sA 'i'e'i ''e pa'' winter !
3sa ~ 'aa RHief"falie ciieui'''
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lmMMIssIlNERa N0rIcE

We l4f HHAsei5gefs. bgagR app9inted bY ths
Hon the ff1bafs D3aH ia TIE District II Mnn-
chester Hualaalsss9stfs tgfpeelfs. eHAfniss And
sdlaei 80 4siiaa Asd asEl@ats - a8 pefsoks
agsinsi tAe estata "
tfadefas aafPpaA .ate u iaadRfafe
" sasl De gei decreased. All sisa g.. e.A8as. AID
oemaudt e&ast.s 10 46ast ia feta. Eaa s1
months 'fyaa tss ~ d. u &ansa 1874 ing -
ty@e8 % ssa l9aft isJ thsG pgFgyse. - d..
therefore. henbF sFa n94es fAst Vs viii sttshd
b. Tie baftess " 9uI aUy H.l 1asht - the l4ts
residence " ease deceased 81 tle lli LAY - So.
tsalefF, 49, 'ga. n4s antt four 0'elpck n
o. aAI daT
Dated d i.aH8sf14e tbs fth aay " Marsh, A.
D.. ia
SIMON sPAUI.DIsO, g..
4igx23x hEAhT BULHEKE @sAs
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& h. HOWARD,
wArnmAKEP JEwELER AND EsGRAyER,

WATGiIAiAkER JEwELER AND EHGRAyER,
dealer III
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES, AMERI.
CAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND SILVER PLATED wARE, sPEufACGRs ETC.
Agent for Aikin Lambert & Co.'s celebrated
Gold Pens, in moro than sixty different patterns,
manufactured from the purest Of gold aud point
Ell without The use of solder unlike the pens Of
other manufacturers. Persons desiring 10 pur-
chase anything Ia Gold Silver or silver Plated
Goods eau SAW from 10 10 Is n cent. by calling
a. ll0wards. The Cheapest House Ia ne &ats for
american Watches am also Agent for the
GROVER a BAKER ELASTIC LoCR.sTITCH
SEWING MACHINES
and invite all who feel any Interest OF curiosity
IN the art Of sowing by machinery, whether ia
tending to purchase or not, 10 cali AT my sales
rooms and iamari1e themselves with the din.
eront classes Of machines in use by personal on.
animation and by sowing any article they desire
upon tbom. such visitors are always welcome,
aud those visits regarded as fayors
N. B. Chron0meters and fine Watches care.
fully adjusted, Engraving beautifully executed.
All work promptly executed in the best work.
manlike manner for liberal compensation.
G. l.. HOWARD.
Opposite Post Office Main Street,
Factory Point Vermont,
Factory Point, Dec %, 1872. llO2tfxl s2sttf1
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Tie large s5m down la Hif Vs.
ilau yasa msle ateg fsar cords III isui
tns weed
as H eH a.s slyani have teeu
3 60 saui aaau snl await ihaw.
rt ibe xti ma
Nr loes e iae am af Young.
HBi.an8 4 s. bat sai4 h.. Interest
lHgetH af1 stote trade 10 hls PARTNERS
ul9 niBeaatuas fae baauess az the old
ma
fae ttungat valley Fumer Assoc
e.a{au ulil ipeet % Adams B8ll ga tie
..a la.t az ,Bs BsnaI bour Business o.
Importance viii oome before tbe meeting,
and fall attendance q desired
~ a. Adams. lhe Jewelsr. has Oh.
mined tie agency of tbe famous D6mos-
De sewing machine. said 10 be Che bes,
set Invented II is certainly fine ma
chine aad any one who eontemplates pur-
chasing will do well 10 cali 90 Adams
aud So one q these machines 10 opera.
iigH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cu2rr IS igr aNn runT - sSos me frAs
grant SeguroNf tea sgionrHc composition u the
puresi AMI choices, ingredients n the oriental
vegetable Kingdom Every ingredient 10 weli
knawu 6 haysa btuefaisl Beet on tho tee IN aud
gums Il removes Al disAE retabic odofs. even
that y tobacco. u spehdiiy removes thoss raw
ages vhicb children sustain iu theit teeth, owing
Is improper nee n ett aud acid articles which
lmpcictptiby destroy them.
spaldlps = Glue, the suokics, thins ont,
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r-fafu m stand E Il ser
The fat dauef 81 Ma
a eftm 80 attractions ~
T sIHdrg
fstlaa ue hQhY atas ta8 81
81 lHau M uet feme wsH
~
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large as 10 lng wc have spckcH afthey
are great deal quicker
Being : resident a WooiGard lii,
DE thougbi occurred 60 nee that denlnu'
Of the oouHtg who arr aoi $ h.ghy
favored might wish to know tho way and
manner of doing things here We o. noi
expect many visits from merchants At
this season o. the wear tor ours 3 not q
mercantile city bot 4 gliy otlumbgr and
The way the people that follow that VEGA,
ton have Improved their time the past
winter Is q marvel Thcrc are more log.
drawn 20 the several mill. Is town s.
ready than ever before and some Of ,bC
largest, too, as The following correct
statement 81 a single bog drawn TO Davis
4 sawler's min win prove. The log
was 30 feet Ia length aud made six pieces
6 by 9 inches, one by % inchcs snd enc
2 by 6 AT ~ feet 10 length besides oue
piece by 10 inches 20 feet long and 81
feet inch staff making 10 an ga feet Of
square edged lumber, the remainder
Of the tree cutting a. much more. Mr..
Sawyer saws, beat this and we will ty
again The slcighiug Is good vet, and
from present appearances will be all SUM
mer
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NA.r noI..nn

MA, EproR: When you requested
4 9our nbseHber 60 send In items from tie
different towns, did yaa iucal to include
East Dorset among the umnbcrs II %.
beg leave % inform You this place il
wearing quite an air 81 business -iu fact
la. walked up ibis spring quite as bright
as ever The steam min ot d. l.. Kent 4
Go. 8 again II work after q short rest.
The incessant laboring Of thcif trim Gu
ginc putting IN concert with tlc crashing
al ihe bnge SAWS as they 20 tearing
through mammoth blocks II marble.
plsialY ay no long stops here. Chi.
company not oaly employ a large mum
5cg at workmeu, bat pays them promptly.
naileg yegt important o hard WORK
ng maa said Hast Darsc, bad waked
ap hHt wgaid not have son infer from
that size hss been taking 3 nip Van Win
kle sleep by any means Tle tae new
eiafe otf ~ Ame.. iusl round toe LITTLE
eaahh aa iAe corner h4s beeu quiic a.
wHig awake eeef, while J N Gnfaih.
aep5-s De Ray .uli continues 10 please
tle pubia aiih 81. iiue .,ock Of goods
sud reasonable prices TIE toung folks
have 80 been .lumbefIug either Judging
fraa tho weot1 hopi. d, Coehraa'- nea
uaH llie A-t 81 which came oil Thursday.
teb llarow ald Wilson furnishing
supper Ea iho company n l51 81 one
gentleman aad ono lady Mr Ilnrlbuu
delivered temperance lecture here few
ereuius suee selling forth ihe evils II
Incompetence Is sueh manner ia, Il
seelas almost impossible ans person ul,o
lIsieHsi g 4 eobld ever ralse glass ~
intoxicating drink 10 hIs Ups again
Wheh il our youug men learn there !.
no safety except Ia total abstinence.
maa 900 forget "a mention ,l.e
great Improvement 81 the Post once.
thsuks ls car worthy T. ~. Mr. Groat
Whth - Railroad Camlauy al1s Is il.e
improvement lg giving us a pew depot
We slall consider oarssites SIN iowa
WHIST ,hotBd / say OF u4s vanety
Entertainment Surely there L nothing
e e al3 uo angazgc can muster cau
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80 would give some Of our Manches-
Ser and Dorset friends an invitation
through he JornsAL 70 visit us the CON-
ing season with some " their beet fishing
tackle and zee i they can hold some ~
the trout that arc lying in Saltwater.
RedGeld d Little Ponds with their heads
mp stresm Although they are not as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-03-14
DENTISTRY.

The subscribor would respectfully inform the
people Of Manchester and vicinity that he has
purchased the business Of DR.. A. NJ, johnson
and viii continue Il at the same place. whore he
hopes TO receive the patronage Of all who may
have work TO do IN his line
He intends 10 do nothing but
GOOD work
And Guarantees SatiEtdotton m Etoy Instance.
Prices will be az low as heretofore and work will
be done as cheaply as Al any country office.
He will be 81 his Office in Manchester al all
times except on the second week Of each month
On the week commencing with the second
Monday OF each month, until further notice he
will be Of Murgans Hotel IN londyle on Tues
day following at Tennys Hotel, Weston on
Wednesday az Browns HOTEL South Lsndon-
derry; on Thursday at rownshend on Friday at
DR.. Syringe Jamaica,
TERMS CASH
GEO u SWIFT.
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