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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
JOHN q sAxE on FRFNCH FOLKs-

Notwithstanding the inclement weather Of
last evening large audience gathered in the East Side
Association Hail. m Eighty sixthst, Thrdave e
listen to lecture by John c. SAKE the poe, "Frsncb
Folks The lecturer SAID that the had wisdom a
well Wit who. bis classification Of the race DIVIDED
10 into " Men. Women, and French"
It was neat way o. saying chat the Galc character
- so peculiar that when has described any mere
SUCH a Frcnchman stlll elude, che definition
The lecturer then speak 81 rhe dramatic ee
ment IN French character. 0i Their economy" L the
Old sense Of tne wOrL-tAer making Tho most VI time
means, Nr.llreCted though much much o. fls might
be OF their industry love OF the beauIul respect Or
the dead. patriotism. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
The HORSE DISEASE
CASES OF DRorsY IN THIS CITY.

CASES OF DROPsY ~ THIS CITY.
In view of the general apprehension con-
corning the dGopsy among horses, IHBuNL reporter
visited several prominent stables yesterday II was
generally conceded by those IN charge mat the diopHy
had been preceded by tie dstemper but concerning Inc
relations OF the two diseases there was difference Of
opiniop some contendng that they were Identical ana
others that The new disease farcy the symptoms OF
which resemble those OF the dlsemper several Netcr-
nary surgeons believe that ts course VIII be eAehHINt
NM most OF them think that 10 will not be serious, the
,Tseut cases being the most part confined 10 over
worked and -trcated horses. 10 IS geueThly agIte1
man ~ soon as the symptoms appear the animals shouo
have absolute rest. Where horses grow lapGS Worse IL
n almost certain prove fata ana the death ~ mus
nainn one The present effect OF the disease on travel
Is scarcely appreciate
THE EPIDEMIC ELSEWHERE
Toledo. Nov. 14.-The horse disease has
made It's appearance here Upward Of 90 cases were re-
ported to-day
RALEIGH. Nov. 1.-THE horse dropsy appeared mere
to-day affecting animals previously taken with the pre-
vailing epidemic.
CINCINNATI, NOV. 1.-THE horse plague Is spreadIng
here bu there have been very few deaths IRON d. Inc
weather. be cold and raw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
THE STATE TAXES.

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM CONTROLLER HOP
KINs.
ALBANY Nov. l4.-COntroller Hopkins has
Issued the following crcniar
STATE or EEw-YoRK, CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
ALBANY, NOV. H. 1872. 5
CLERK NJ the Board Of Supervisors Of he County Of -
SIR: Under law passed at the last session OF the
Legislature incorporated INTO the state tax for the cur
rent year s. OF the total equazed valuation Of the
state To meet the State debt OF dec eucy IN
the treasury OF some se.OoOOoo Under the authority
article Of tie Constitution. the same Legs
lature. by act, chapter 7Oo passed on the
I5th Of May authorized the question Of
FUNDING this debt to be submitted 10 a vote ~ the
people az the ast election. The last clause OF that see
ton OF the Constitution provides that no such law snal
IT. passage. at any general election when any other
sball be- Submitted to be voted for against.
on nth day OF May. and two days after the pas
another act IA direct conflict herewith being chapter
T57 authorizing the question OF an aehuIhelt 70 Tue
mission OF Appeals, In accordance with the con
current resolutions passed by TWO preceding Legs,
Election the last-named act, having been passed az a
sub,eouent day took the preference and virtually re
The act authorizing the vote on funding the debt
10 submitted 10 vote OF the people at sd election.
understand that votes have teen cast az the recent
eeca0n for and against this funding act and Il II posi-
bic there may be majority vote IN iaNor vl IL ,
II such the ~ TO- in the opinion 0I the hhue
signed clearly unconstitutional and void Tie TAX must
therefore be levied and collected IN pursuance Oi ~
circular heretofore issued from this department lhS
circsar issued that there may be no mlsunderstinu
ing or misappreheusiOn the necessity OF lew ing
Collecting and paying the tax into the Treasury what
ever may have been the vote on the question an view
OF the Importance OF thls question 20 s s ~
of the state and the healthy condition OF 10 hnances IN
pay this tax. have informally suDmtte1 tno 9uos'on
10 The Court OF Appeals. an the Judges being present
and have their authority 10 stae 1n ~, tn2 w.
viii YOU please submit this communication 10 the
Board OF Supervisors Of your county.
Very respectfully yours,
NELSON X. HOPKINS, Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
MIRRLED.

BIED-rHURBss-Oa weaaesaav, Nov. 10 IN BROOKLYN y =, ,,
Rev Tl ;hmal R. Br' oi Chicago L, 10 Aaroa r
Thurber. laughter OF Hon. Charles Thurber
MOORR-LU GARweaesa Sov 3D. he res ,rce Of the bude
Wm H. Moore rector NJ So George Clurl,
Hampstead L. L. William e. Moore 20 Mss Lsce dlusater Of r
Lu Gar both Of tlls city. No aris
PAtI-yrSHwrrZ- weinesi,v Sov r. 1877 The
OF the brides father Mngon. j. b. Rev. " Dams. Dr. J.
Marhal Paul. E Of Be7ilere \. j. % Mss Emma daughter Of
Frederick SishvltE
REDFTELD-STODDARD-O THURSDAY. Oct o. 1871 a. Waseea
Mimi o. Mr. b. Williams, le brides uncle D. ne
Rev Sarr AIR VIM. " Rcdaed formerly u Paadephai 20 A
Enaa L. sto,llani Of WasecA No cards.
VAL-MEAD-ln SeWYork CITY Weinesiav Nov ~ s@ y tne
Rsy r. Booth D. D. Casres T. Val ol BaTs.oFu " - 20 51
Mar A Mead daughter Of late Z s. Mead No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE IN KANSAS

LEAyENWORTH. Nov. 1.-THE Subcommittee
OF tIe House Judiciary Committee, authorized 10 visit
Kansas and prosecute investigations looking 70 d. n
parchment OF Judge Dcahay OF tine United State D-5
triet Court to-day and began taking testimony
Or four members OF the Committee only two
entAlessrs Wilson of mn3ua, and Eldridge OF Wi-eon
sin. j.. h. Anthony examined IN re.erenCe ~ Daa
hays habits, and the Osborn 81 rso draft ana A. W
Clark reference Brown The ure--i g4-Ds
one and but utte evidence has been eucles
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
Suselal Noiifes


The Morkiaayomen's Protective Union.
nposroSs
haussaod service lhALhEaS,
COPYIsrs TKADEsWOhBN, CLEAhb IA, nppaed % ca
49,, - a. ...,t,d In obtaaiEg Wages which have
p s,res arr sol.stsa vaen An ee Of ehatfe
-PIa,tI,s Sea-on.-R. b. PARSONS 4 CO. Offer q large
az 49, oil ..owu Sh5 For Catalogue spp' AZ
Flushing n. 1.
Firs Insurance IafsrmStiOu furnished PolsJ-hsi,n
b. L. J. TEMPLE, l53 BloaANly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

Mr.. William VI. Grosyenor assumed his new
postop as editor OF The ST. L0Hs DsDGteh on Tuesday
last In his autatory he announces that while he shall
continue 20 advocate those reforms and principles for
which he has commended In the recent campaign, he viii
hiring 10 the editorial chair no animOsties Will lave 10
enemies 10 punish and wll seek 10 do only Justice 20
many friends He hopes % make The Dispatch not Tie
mere organ Of any party, hut strong fearless ana en-
erprlEIng neWspapfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

BALrH0RE Hsy. 4-CATTLz opened sa Siderable innauoa
ic he 1Ig u le demand 80
market closel az prices Fery sale TO-DAY Sja
generally quality - 1881 medium
quality 81 15 Recpu. - head es l,fJ bead
HOas lrms pens almost sales as IS 20 20 ~ Receipts
5.9l4 head
snazP % good good ts ,ss COOL ga
S., good b errl. n54 60 Esoe.l %. 1910 bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

For some time past, Dan, Barlow & Co. Of ths Aer'.a
rha Of tLe- Reference Books la a.
been Improperly o.tlmeI beng Improperly USED By Aur'
Murphy Their suspicious ccn-fnrI d. We an
Murphy OF bis intention b publ se7eA Foes
reports OF trades. whereupoA tie services OF -erYe Nsfs
Of whose observations mat "a oailf as
deuutr sher 4 on r-pevu oh AID sei IA
book IN question restoring g1uu oFaers evening Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
FrRE N wAsuINGToN-s IT.

AtGp.m. a ire broke out on the upper floor
NJ the three-sory brick building NO 81 washngon-st
occupied by George Balm Sons. coffee roasters. Damage
10 stock amt machinery. 5000 insured. Damage TO
b,il,ling $1,000; Insured The basement was occupied
b. j. IA. Roberts, COwnis9iOn merchant, whose stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

vas seriously injured nv water insured for t5oe In the
Atnaof H1rfOFd and $50 m the Mechanics an TraderT
" New-fork The flames extended 20 the ROOF of ths
butlng AZ No. Si5 WishngtODst owned BY J. Reigie-
man dnmage s5O0 The Second and tniFd floors were
occupied BY johnson CO.. peanut cleaners, Stock
was Dsaly damaged ~ water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

vs- River wy.' Fsnlou st Bafy Aa'amn, ssnt's
SIS Forest POnanbleea' Deterr bloJi "s'Aine
Pursuing smagglsn," Do Lsus sns Sraer p on Ss
Connecticut" Wm S5i 5hee1 N hepoN'
Robbie $40 An Oh Vender" Home 30 koo9''a fase
By b. sword .Rngianf Homestsaa a. " shaA
$50 "yeT the Thames H. Paaon, bl9 LAKE 20 ne IN
FsaasEs" sOmmsrs SlD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

CucAG0 lAC,rLE s'ely aad lrn partcu'r r hertei
rsceot DO bead good 20 ezra nTe steers 81 20 =
lvsrgng tb4 n stocLer - $685. 1ltcasS
Cows. a. 20 -. ..1ment., l.Jh bead.
Hoas-ve Hogs moderately active AM advanced iout 81
receipts yjI ~ sales a. - 20 - 70
shipments, 7lOJ head 1890 --~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
MUSIC
ASSOCIATION HALL coNoERrs.

The first of the Saturday afternoon concerts
OF the season az Association Hall took place last Satur-
day. Mrs. Imocene Brown, Mr. NJ W. whitney, Mr.
Feiunger Mr. Pcase and Others taking part n the per
forrnauce The artists we Rave mentioned together
with Mr Packard Boston tenor, viii appear this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

Deorators f1f's
AIN otter ,D-nud assortment ORNAMRNrAL usSut TIA a1i
DEssyr SERgczs also, WHIgl FAEScH CaI INDIA CaSA Ac
b. g. piece
C-.sts Ion0grams. Fruits &c
Also. GLAssEARz PLATED WARE &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
THE WEATHEK
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMkkIf
OFFICE or THE CHfEF SIGNAL OfflCkE.
WAsHfSCroS u. C., Friday, Nov. ID a IA.
SslODsis for the DdS h0entu-fsI h"uIs- ,

OFFICE or THE CHiKF SIGNAL OFFICRE
WAsHfNGrOS. ID. C., Friday, Nov ID a ~
RYuo1sts for the Ddsf t0eniufgar h0tif
The barometer has risen and i rlslng on the
Lover Lakes and thence over the Middle States WIN
r,bfr's ~ Eesfery winds, occasional snow on Lake
1r,arto but generally clearing cold weather IL New
England south-westerly 10 hoFth"eS1ei'5 "iNu' "+"
clearing weather ~, .-...,. -r,,as and clear
,ra,, he Ohio Valley and the Gull and the south A.
i coasts. frouu< he northwest % Michigan ana me
ONO Valley clearing and partly cloudy WeaInet VIII
,sing barometfrs The great wave OF very hlkh eaIo
e. Tassng eastward the country from me racine
o,sf mas reached the Lower Mississippi valley, out II
sfil on the coast Of Oregon.
s'i44 w ~ Probabilities
over the Northwest and Upper Lakes ana thence 20
uNngas Nissouri and Tennessee, high barometrrs,
nortbwesterly winds. and clearing ana clear, s"Ia
Veafher in the Gulf and South Atlantic states hlEh
assI,res clear and very cool weather with irOsts.
ON fbe lower lakes and thence over me Aldae ana
England states DOrthwe terry Mlhdsi WIN oI'a
sona snow in Northern and western New hhHahu5 pul
g.neralIy clearing and clear cold weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
THE STATE or Trade
HAVANA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAvlsA Nov - via Key WssL-EEchings Uael siiss q
god, l9DJ premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

Lieut.. Col. Afherton II. stevens, Ir.. died az his
refsucs Esst Canbnage YESTERDAY BE va ieI9e m som1na
If he Id Battalion Massachusetts, Cayai and Pofei MARSHAL Of
he Ne r ef usn deer 70 cater
K ehnoad aud received ls gurealei lIOn hai Mao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
TOthe PEblic.
Use Reme,. Magic OIL tor roo.h4eAe AMI y-ur.Is,

Rrr P,rv K-trve ASsc or IS SAFE clean AT delicious
A. 4ater auenches ire WORKS Ike cLArm Try TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
DIED

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth faH
name and address.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19

Ws TaatlHf saff laai every uausf
gcH aale - E laa PARSED ti.t tats ~
t llaf
A uaa namel naA un haalel ap
fgtIy lar l.eai.Hg his plir saa sl.sidrsu.
ga b. ue slraaa 70 Imprisonment tlse
tsa frmafEe1 llai 4 VA rery bard "a
naa usE HHt a..anr3 o. thrash BIS owu
osa
Nay leaFe itw tracts sskel : lfay-
sug qasak daeseT q lady who fcfpoH-
dea 30 l.s laosE IeaFe aame ira1ksi
CatAasg yaH May said sler locking s.,
Sian masi leaIgaly ever Ter specs lesye
aam with lhs hetl toward lbe bause, u
SECS please
-YcF8 bsd spelling Is sometimes .be
bott. as See iaa case Of tbe EnElish beer.
vendor who wrote over his shop door,
Hsr sg8 here.
Tom Hood. ub3 saw 81, said that &c
use spelled right, because the aald be
sal1 uas d bic awu BulH'
Tic following inscription Is seen
apob a tombstone Ia MeehIem church.
yard Eag.aad.
log tsnas sAs s8sgse pith slrf1u Eu1 care,
I4s4 lao q taan. and LAG CagtsH8a ear.
Tic author evidently thought that, pro-
Y.Iel l,a made use 81 the proper verb.
what paB az Il be employed was Of little
consequence.
As f9ur or Eve daFkies were passing
au agricultural implement store down
south, one Of them, pointing to a cultiya-
tor. said: A man can iist 81 on dat thing
aud ride while be ls ploughing. Golly,
replied tbe other, DC raseals was too sharp
90 ,hink Of Dat fore dc niger was free.
A young woman once married a mau
by the name Of Dust against the wish Of
her parents. Amer a shor. time they be-
gan TO quarrel, and she attempted to re.
turn to her fathers house, but he refused
to receive her, saying, Dust thou art, and
unto Dust thou shah return. And she
got mp aud busted,
How much peck for potatoesi ask
ca a gentleman In market on Monday
morning. The price suited him, aud he
was about to purchase, when a thought
suddenly struck him. Wait a moment
my good woman, be said, | fear these
potatoes were picked on Sunday. No
sir, they were not, she replied, but to tel
the truth, they grew on Sunday.
Young ladies now distinguish theil
two kinds Of handkorehiois as blowe
and a shower
"A mother was standing with her III
tie thrcc.year-old daughter on piazza
The stars were shining brightly, and th
mother said; Daughter what are thos
bright spots In the skyl After mo
mcnt's hesitation the little one said: Ma
ma, amt they little gimlet holes to let th
glory through.
when Is gun barrel q chicken
when Il Is little fowl
They make shoes from the skin 4
the walrus, but an eel is already perfec
slipper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19

I'm the town Of peacham, VT, there
resided In The days long gone, the face
tious and eccentric Judge NJ.
The Judge aud his wife had been visit
Ing some friends In the southern states,
aud when on the way back, was oyertak-
en- by a snow storm. lie still kept on,
nevertheless, anxious to reach home as
tie week and the year were both rapidly
drawing to d close, but in passing the
residence Of an old and valued friend, he
was intercepted, aud inducement offer
ed to pass the night under his root. As
Il was fast growing dark and the pros
poet Of reaching the station was not very
fattering, he concluded TO stop. After
seeing his tine old brown Morgan safely
stabbed and fed, himself and host went
to tho house, where after doing ample
justice to Widespread table Of Vermont
fare, he sat down to enjoy his pipe and
an evenings conversation with his friend
and family. The Judge took the pre-
caution to mention two 0. three times
during the evening that IL was his habit
"a hathe OF sponge himself all over with
cold water every morning, That 10 IT.,
iu great measure Doe attributed his gen
crai good health. The good lady Of the
house from. these quiet hints, very kind.
is supplied bis sleeping apartment with
large tiu pail toll OF water, together
with The necessary apparatus with which
tu perform his morning additions. In
doe course the Judge aud his wife were
shown TO their room, which was situated
"a The head of flight OF stairs that led
directly MP from The kitchen into the
room, and unprotected at the top by
baIuslers, railing, OF aught to prevent 0
san of broken head, where the host, bid
ding them goodnight, lclt them to seel
iheir much needed rcposo. The Judg,
smiled az he surveyed tie result Of BIZ
gentle hints, a. eyinccd In the pail aud
Its surroundings, bat the laugh was mo-
90 be so GA one side.
TIE FIRST Of January broke clear ans
o3d ou tle following morning, and th'
ladge arose and proceeded 10 bis usua
aquatic performances Tho water ii
tbc pail had frozen over during the nigh
aud Iu breaking Il the Judge split a quan
lly II water, and In pouring 1t into th
bowl be- spiii still more, which fr5zc al
most a. quick Is il touched The door
The judges wife ceusurcd bis awkward
ness, a she surveyed the iiulc pond frt
aeu ST The bead % and down The stair
The Judge put ga his slippers aud stei
ped manfuBy up TO the pail near ii
hea3 81 tie stairs TO begiu, when unwi
angs slipping upon The ice, bis fe'
went suddenly oui from under him. "a
agc8nierea ~ 90 was be slld bump, bum
shump-=sl3WH stairs, through tic door
whose hasp gave way before Bis weigl
and Impetus right iato the kitchen 70
length, Rmre the women folks we
hasy preparing breakfast Gctiag al
an ISIS .eet s. soon a. possible, be G.
claimed. Ladies, ! wish you hApl
New Ye2r and skipped up stairs, Il
lowed ~ burst 81 langhieg from Il
kii,bea, whose culinary operations we
thus ladlaously interrupted. Il is "a
thal iAose females asd very dihere
llta of ille Jadgs a1lei2l abilities fro
.ai daY.
tNermonlers viii hArlIy need Be 70
tlai the hero Of tAls story was pr0bah
Judge Ma,iosksl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
THE NEW
ToNTlNE SAVINGS FUND POLICY

il based on the above condition, and presents
the following DISTINGUISHING FEATURES,
which are illustrated by calculation Of probable
results on a Policy Of Ten Thousand Dollars, at
ORDINARY LIFE RATES, ago 81 annual pre-
mium 1881 20.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
SWEET.

Manchester VI, August 9Th, is72 siiye9oI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
THIRD-AN ANNUITY.

rorsous intending to assure their lives will
mad q 10 their advantage 10 examine this new
plan With care. Documents giving fall pariicu-
lar. Of the rules Of the company with regard TO
the issue u she above savings fund policy ex'
tended tatles n rates, and other interesting
matter. msy be obtained by application to the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
pETTENGILL'S
KIDNEY-WORT
OR PILE COFFEE,


This invaluable medical compound is not liable
to the common prejudice against snch liquid
proparatons as Bitters "Buchus, 6c, doc
tored with poisonous rum or minerals. 1t is a
dry, purely vegetable compound requiring only
the addition Of pure water, possessing remark
able curative propertles-a gentle eathaftlc
without facilitating as is the case with most
purgatiyes} and removing all unhealthy seere-
lions aud ytiated blood, healing and invigorahng
the system; cfIcctually curing some OF the
most common and painful diseases affecting
mankind that battle medical skill all forms OF
PILES AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
GRAVEL, LUhmAao, CONSTIPATION, &C., &c.
re- Warranted 10 ABo,d Re,'ef. -da
Get Kidney Wort circular where medicines
are kept or, If requested, mailed to your address
by the KIDNEY WoRT Co., st. Adams, Vt, or q,
O. GooDwIN a Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston. II
furnishes reliable testimonials OF the wonderful
success Of this medicine in removing such chron-
c diseases as named, Of many years standing,
and that regular physicians prescribed its use
in the community where il has been in constan
~ growing demand for seyera years without adj
ypTtisiug One physician says: ut works like a
charm. always benefcially." Those who have
used il say at is the greatest blessing Of the
age " believe ! sh ouId not now be alive but
for it, &c. Sold by all dealers in medicine
c the Circular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19

pY A NEW METHODOF LIFE
- ASSURANCE, more favorable results than
any hitherto experienced may be enjoyed by
persons possessed OF constitutional longevity
who keep their policies in force until the middle
or latter par, OF their lives. These results are
obtained by a novel application Of the Tontine
principle to tho distribution Of dividends and by
allowing the assured 10 sell bis policy to the
Company only after stated periods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
DIR, RAILWAYS
Every Day an increase in Flesh
and MnInhf Is Seen and EeIt.


Er8 aHtF a4#8 teg ftmaPthHfakH NrnatFFNr
rE#sI 40 sHsHH faun sEaHfa IH ia f31e ~ afHLlet
safafHaHa tsHE.fafaa.I, aaa b441 alHeastsi Hat q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
rgErtY FNuAHlEf

FEGE EEltN At Ht
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REWARD


A GENTS WANTED. - Agents make more
a money at work for US than at anything else
q. SrINsoY & Co., fine Art Publishers, Portland
Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-19
RIcH, ATTRACTIVE, STYLISH,

RICH, ATTRACTIVE, STYLISH,
SOLID G0iD EuILEDHAgK, JET, SHELL
ANn DOLLY WARDEN JKWERY.
The daest assortment and Hl3st desirable pat
isgus ever 0errd 10 EeAnlnEtau Coautg.
WATCHES. CLOCKS. GOLD PKss SILVER AND
sLYEL PLATED wAEE sFEaTAcLEs
AoIIoAs. ErCs EfC
me largest stuat % American Clocks anA Cola
Ffus ever offered ID this uenity.
Jaaagesi Egast "a Dc safe far A.Heac2a
HaIaafs
Gall ga q. l. NowkAu the WAt1hnAarr 3eaelef
EngHAger sad MaaHiagtuFtg u Sold God hlnFs
sllrt Etaas. eletts gagte#s, silver and Nssatlg
genarf laftsc9llas Aitsuuan gtEeA q tat Al,
iestn.Eai ~ ghrla1gaEfsfs Aa4 tlaE Atshes,
alMeat ttssig4 rrfAuuH and engraving aPNu
god AID s.l4t1 EsEsFihg feeutea ifzi draw
5nFs I'd MaaaefAnas. uf lA l.atz1AA, tfta1a, tR2P-
taa 0tfaau. ltAaaa and GA Engasa Icltss
All SOFA skaafu.lF aaa Fglapisg esacaia- ~
! reasonable e u asAts1a. 81 Z warranted. 0a
ea4a aaa s.lfef made lp a. iAEaE IS elzAAuRs ~
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