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New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE CARTER BLACKMAIL CASE.

The examination in the case OF Emma r
Couch, who attempted 10 extort money from tie Rev
DR. Carter, Rector OF the Church Of the HOY havOf
was held, yesterday. before Justice Do"llnE Ia th
Court OF Special Sessions. There were large numb0
spectators present many being members oi Dr. Catg,
Church. Tho complainant was present accompanied ST
his lcounsel, Elbridgo T. Gerry. ASoFncn s.
Sullivan, Assistant District-Attoney, appeared
for the people Tho accused was not Insent
being to III to appear. The Hon. i. DeaiGe
Smith stated that he dd not appear Is counsel ~ ns
accused but for her father, u. L. Couch ~ hiSroek
Dr;ahess County n. Y. He wa8willng 10 con rae sal
thing IN the case. The daughter oi his client had 'Aee
but not rre:revably. She had never been an lse o'
house of ill-5ame and II allowed TO go nome WE ef
5fher she light be reclaimed He hoped the Assstans
D.strlct-AttOrney would consent 10 tIis. - -
br Gerry refused 10 withdraw the c0inpialnl a. =
would reject upon the character OF his crnI. JEucs
Dvling said t1at the accused was charged WIN leiol
ard he mad no power to permit the CAaESe " De Wa
drawn. --,.,.. .. ~ AN,
MI smith said that he wished the complaint 10 ne sea'
TO tho Grand Jury without previous eAamihtuol fis
read note from Miss Couch, setting fOrt that SIC Na
zoo Ill to appear In He su8gcted that tnc ~
trate should accompany him 20 her room ar thc IL
House. open court there, allow her TO waive tn
riou and transmit the papers IN the case 10 tue io
Attorney. The request was granted. shc Wd.'su a. az
examinations aud bail having been given iOF ntr lu'es
auprarancc SIZE was released from custody sho WINS
taken home to-day by her father
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE COURTS.
THE WESTFIELD SUITS
SEIZURE or THE FERRYBOAT BY TIE SHERIFF.
ANOTHER SUIT BEGUN

ANOTHER SUIT BEGUN.
The attorneys Of Mrs. Jane Madden. who "a
covered verdict Of $500 Saturday for tho death a,
her husband by the explosion Of tho erry-boat Wss
field. entered judgment In the for t5G1 yeserday
An execution Immediately 3sHcd on this judgrnent
10 the Sheriff OF the County Of EegYork. Sheriff Bren
nan detailed three deputies and the Westheh was "A,
taohed its arrival ut the Whitehall wharf The bo..
left in charge Of the Sheriff until the lud gment m
favor Of Mira Madden should be paid. The Company ca,
pay Court lhe full amount Of the execution e1ecus
bond in double the amount of TIE Judgment % be PAD
IL appeal should be decided against the Company o.
allow the Wested 70 be gold to satisfy the execution
The action OF Mrs. Marc Chcne,iere AGAINST tn
Staten Island Railroad Company for the recovery q
damages for the loss Of her husbands life hy
the Westleld explosion, was begun 80 tie Supfems
Court, Circuit. Of kings County bc,oie Jnde
Pratt yesterday. At the time Of the explosion, Prof
Mare CneneVicre on board the Wcffold With hil
family, consisting OF hmc. Cene'i icic. two cidrrn
and nurse, Nine. ChcncyieTe'5 father AID HOiLer
Mr. and Mira. Uhmaln, aud a sister, Miss JaA
ME Uhmann. They intended to visit Mrs. UhAaana.
daughter who was lying III Oh staten Island. aud
had for them The explosion c PrOf fheneNicra
the children and tho Mr.. Uhlnan MS Cangltr
Nine. Cheneviere, and her mother sustained soiiHis
injuries effort made by the defence - have ts
case postponed, but the Court refused hc aIll. al)n
Counsel for the plaintiff alleged asn reason for sccy
trial that there was danger Of the Company aio"9g
mortgage for $4,000 TO be oTecOscd on It's proper nd
that the interest had not been paid Jhe following ~
Jacob teebeI John y PrnytOn John sni'h,'r crSh
Thon NJ. Readhesd DAVID Martin, NinceGt AoLe AnH w.
Aads Leonard, Gabriel Leverck Martin fos, D d. Ess
The difference between the cases tried in this Cosn
nd those which have tried IN the cry Court - zi
the Sunday law VIII net De applicable, and thlt ne
question VI jurisdiction cannot be raised
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
CIVIL NOTES.

The Broadway widening case came up in
the supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday, on motion |"
confirm the report of the disappointed CCmtl Sloner
of Asessrent ard Estimate bat Judge Caidozo eiuei
TO hear the argument pcUdng decision by the Court
Appeals as to the legality OF their appointment
George Palen, the juror in the Jumel suit
who has lately been unwoll, has been advised by hh
physician to go milder climate and the counsel
for the prosecution who held out strenucusy aeansi
T6ceedpg with eleven Jurors decided yesterday 10 60
on with the case without him. The day was spent IN
reading documentary evidence
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, before
Judge Caraozc yesterday, Edward Green of tho bank
ing firm OF Lee Dunn & Co., No % Broadway, who has
been eonacsa u .ss Js@l, - On charge OF having
swlndled :stefal pGfsons by issuing franq ~
was brought up writ Of habeas corpus ara his dis
rharge aseI for on the ground that there WAS 10 eyt
dcnGc to show that tho frm had FUNDS Ia TIE bai ks IN
Eulland and ireland on which they prc.cnded TO Issue
drafts except the unsworn and uDcorrObUrated sIae
ruent OF one person. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
QUARANTINE ABUSES.
FURTHER INSTRUMENTATION RNMEST OF
TIE COMMITTEE TO AIBANi.

FURTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE COMMITTEE TO ALBANY.
The Assembly Subcommittee on Commerce
and Navigation continued the Quarantine investigation,
Yesterday despite great delay securing the attend
ance OF witnesses Frank Swift the contractor for fur
nshng stone for the riprap at West Bank. was sub
penaed 10 appear before the Committee saturday
last but up the time OF the adjournment yesterday
had not oboyed the summons. Mr.. Swifts evidence Is
important IA showing whether the amount Of stone
actually delivered alies with that for which the
tractor rendered bills.
Of the West Bink Hospital
received saay 81 Si0 month from the Quarantine ConwIs
Bell 81 tie Board bid Vtc1 West Ban
Eve La! Spring he bat 90 End
West Bank
be Lower Bay Of the sind and hc
boarding could he effected there; tie bOanng
the best that could he estse the treatment OF snail
West Bank successful only few f them
h,san Bsckwels Island. Mr oiouke a'
Of the Of delivered taken rom
HI
s;eveonng husire - be belonged 10 The h Of - III S
performed wo for tbe Nwiork Ilabor Light rng rni
tie Grm received - cent o me mo-
st performed Quarantine permission from DR. carncu
be nOI the hcCnAr any bonus ti on
tanning possible that his partner might have done so bu hr
kuosegr ~ the te uuiestoo toNer tus
Mr. Conlnc The payment was the on
percentage; the entire the trm last year Ne ~h'n
t2OUC0 which much less than Anticipated tho cost o 'o'
grrater than generally sppol tt "' s
haduo - with tie towing business
The Committee then adjourned, 10 meet az AiohhJ'
where the lnNcstg1tiOn VIII nc continued.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
nErISION9-MARCu II.

Supreme Court-SpeciGL Term - liy Judge Ings-
haln-.,0eny AT Spocny-Dvorce granted Pergr az DF ~S
lrrnornla for Domaine ag Dorufur-ih neat %a
conform 10 the sn.ns1. Taglor at. Byar-lndnss @'td
dhapbeTs-By Judge Ingrham.Mltrs AT Aston and obnc
Motion eeaed By Judge CsrloSo-'srtn ac C'Ftre
eec confirmed AMI ads snent VI divorce granted Mercer a1 hs
Plealngs, Ac., Beeted
Common Pieds--Specidl TerBl-BY Judge EoOinson
Poster at Townhend-DeHgr-er oveIui aa iSiehs oie
for pl.ntg defendant ard s7Ser - s4e ,
ame-Moion injunction granted with : costs beiAe err NJ
Gartner-Oter refused ,t.u
Suye,iOr C0urt-Speci0i TTm-Bv judge Moneli-
Maboaey sgt Sco-Moton deui With lo costs Du1an ST. PER
n-CGse settled must be ensfDss-d Tor a"
et sl act llurd-h den.el. without ir.l.'' .lt -
DeXnt-See opinion with Clerk Prry agi 'nfstft
defendant 90 deunrrer with esyr TO piatu S11'
murrer and reply couDtsTctlm Ia a dave oh A ..
In the natter attachment rgt. Gcorc' G. fel . -
ri,b Crk b. Juige seieSic-ieuier~on sg ho 90 a-ss
wish cost. Ashley sg Harrs def gal'c hoi a.- rs,,
The same Porl sgt belmont 81 alihe .are ha0 81
Zee urmorsudam a1A Cl,rA Sheridan agt te.-One sfA~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
AN INDEPENDENT BOARD OF HEALTH
The following petition has been forwarded



EYw ioLE Msrcl, I372
TO a, Hor0fab tie dssdi Of ue Siat ~
YOre: 81 New York respectfully Represent
that they deeply Interested the preservation Of an active and en-
Ieh Berarmo l y 10 st END they 81 The opaoI
that patmen shond be Independent branch oi the City GOV
enn,ut FER possible irrcoH rOm pot
ca The department should
specially qualified direct ana the In
,rstgi.ous directly ,Ic the efye judicial aBd
duties de7Oviag suc department such Board be made
and Nv
OF whom be
tlo he offO
Eosr Of aud ailed Department.
r. A. r. Barnsrd Hooper g. Van Worst James w. Beeknan
Cuhi.s Henry sokes Nlton H. PccklA John David Wolfe Iwsni
Us Jsfray willard Parker james hud john O. Jones Peter
Cooier Bbrm Hewitt, MONS FraIkln PlnY Freeman
Peafsop James L. Davenport George T. Ad Rutherford Stnyssaut
Wm H. Booih r. Booth J. Hngn Peters, g. r. Chandler
Charles stone. John S. Krrn,dJ, james Tinker, a. G.
Bininger Charles A Joy, Smith T. Lane. William g. Peek,
Moses TAvior Richard Berry W h. JENKINS Henry on, b.
Mangam Joseph Knapp, Jcscrh T. O.yn. John T. Dewitt.
IIeeern Henry Jon Richard BGttr " W. Pan VIM H. Wi.
rer J. ~ Annc Geo v y BALDWIN +. J. louraG Willard
p Ward Edward H. Mhan, L. g. Hatfield John " Chamber Wv
johnson j. T. kcnsf Edwin L. God.n J n Thompson he<.
Ton O. SIler J. z klnba. Hem, IoL. and oihcl.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
A DISHONEST EXpREss CLEKK.

VIM. Tully, age %, Of Brooklyn, assisian,
cash delivery CLERK for the Adams Express Company
was arrested yesterday the complaint of wm Ioey
supernendent OF the Company IL Ia alleged that about
three months the accused Wa gwen package con
tanO 81 600 10 deYcr John W Bean, Of the firIn ot
BeIn K Murray at Bcckman aud GIN A. tlft Instead oi
delivering the package he gave to confederate that
thrv afterward sQuanderod the amount that las forged
the signature OF Mr Bean IN hs Toccpbook 80 that the
loss OF the packagc not discovered until recently
and that he mas also taken other money packages.
oealng ms guilt In the manner deScHbed 1uly con
fesscd that ho stole the money package addressed 20 Mr
Bean but refused to give the name O MS confederate
lie Was committed 70 hMat u tIIhl.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
CRIMINAL COURTs.

William Simpson a dealer in obscene literature at
No. Centres sentenced by Rcorir Hace y57 to
Pen,eaar hard labor, aud To lae Of ST. %
David ELAN. q dstieT was brought before Com
Osborn Jeeay. charged with having iA'suu ob @s
Jacob Fbel surety nj ~ 5IVN 10
default $4,000 bail Elan committed TO LuGossL jail
Gabriel Pingst. Cigar-maker, OF No. @l East
Housor-s charged before Comm ne7 Sht ~lh hawai-
,o cigar. reed boxes. and with Layng omitted 10 stamp
boxes examination aud teen Led 70 s"A e AeaSs
the Grapi Jury.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
John martn snd Charles Gerry Tor he'ng s
mmerh.pps liquor No % farAroN AMI heg h
cigars joyce, for stealing pt1 worth Of alrs
from lsaac N4rn- store. No 3t2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

party of burglars broke into the store OF
Iewisohn Bros. importers o feathers at No - Park
place. on Friday night. They had nied room III 'no
building Ia the rear the store. aud ascended to tue
roo forced open the scute Of the Park place store and
de.cending 10 the premises OF lewiston Bros selected
q 0Co worth oi tho choicest OstrOh teahers an cto'
them away
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

In the Court Of General Sessions before Recorder
HGcke ,csttTiav Smith stealing Fo aNseh and some
clothing ienf, sent the he soh i ihrre ysf,
..Joph charged with stealing Trunk ron Mr. Martin OF
no west r~snbohtl, Jan. g. lg "aA acquitted Irsh WI
hans peit lafetay. Feutnuhn, Al monl l' @ q" idcfes
uenr charged e oryus c.etA oa peHh1n 20 ioi W "s
.Ih
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

FROM anonymous IC''rT 81 TIE
j Cdroa i-ie, Feb. 2j'h.
About unc-:AiTG of the Re-
publican newspapers of the
STATE supported The Liberal
movement referred to. Now
'thcle are hut two mat ad-
here to the fortunes Of
SchUrz and Brown. One or
these two Is Senator
SclurB's own paper, and
itnc other j. The siiife IiHcS,
now entirely Democratic by
reason OF The convincing eff
feet Of q ODc-haif interest III
the public printing.
II will tEu5 bc seen TINT
Senator Scburz iS at last I'M
dcrstOOd by the Republicans
Of Missouri, end that be is
setting down to his proper
level. lie may have some
power elsewhere. but GER
Iaiulv his day has ended in
Missouri. Many Rrpih-
leans then followed hm iu
good faith, believing that
he was sincere in the no.
.tessions with which he Wtt-
lied his bolt. But the re-
sllt OF the victory, won
chiefly with Democratic
votes, has not viudiCatcl
him.
Tho victory Injured chiefly
to the advantage Of tic De-
lnucracy. II sent Frank
Blair 10 the ScLate-a m&-
lorIty OF schurz sO-called
Republican associates in tho
Legislature voting for lis
election. The appOintive
Offices have been chiefly
il.ed with Democrats, the
last being a vacancy IN tine
Supreme Court, which has
been flied by the appoint
meut Of the Democratic
nominee OF lo6S tOr Tic same
Office,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

] Z ran fff ttf'fr ~ JoNf y. 'tf~h
The TRIByNK, fch. 2Jih.
About CnC-third Of tne Re.
I publican newspapers ~ trC
state supported the bolt
/ OF 1910. or these. only two
| indOrse Mr.. CrOsyCTCr's
| Convention, while all inc
rest are ~ accord with thG
regular Convention of yes.
terday. One OF the two pa
pers referred to IS Senator
schurz's, and the other is
The State Times, which the
Democracy have secured by
giving the publisher a half
ihterest in the state PRINT
ing.
Schurz Is almost entirely
abandoned by the Rcpub-
bcans, whom he deceived in
1870. Nor is IL strange that
this l. 50. they followed
him III good faith. But TIE
Gratz Brown AdminiStra i
ton is essentially a Demo
cratic one. It's influence
helped 10 send Frank Blair
To Lhe Senate, while nearly
al the appOintecs have
been the most eXirCmc
DcmOcrats-the last one he
ing that OF u Democrat 20
the Supreme EenCb Of inc
STATE, a Democrat who was
the candidate OF the pcIuOc-
racy Tor the same place IN
1865.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
CITY FINANCES.

The following is Chamberlain Palmcr's state
ent OF receipts payments, and balances for tho week
.uding March O. 1871:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
MISSOURI POLIIICS.

w. NJ. GEOsYENO7 ~ REPLY TO J. z. CLARK, JR.
To tie EdtIOr Of me Tribune.
SIR: Printing a letter from John i. Clark
r. rcgagding the recent Conventions III MssOul you
say;
his letter ht hc CraNtly inn the 2ct3 and nc
tyes Of others are sure lie meant 10 br held re- roh
ibe his aSsertOIsan anonymous asSaildnt being OF
all most Infamous"
ask yon to compare Tho letter thus introduced with
the latest OF several recently printed anonymously IN
Washington papers and to judge whether Mr. Clark l.
or is not an anonymous assailant ""of ali tho
most Infamous"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

ovcthrown w French baYoncts no proposed 70 carry
the into the Provinces but ~ the Assembly refused
second him he rendered. In violent TERMS his iorn'
resignation.
The valor and devotion displayed on this occ"s.o"
excited the admiration and sympothy OF tho world lho
profound regret, mingled with pride felt IN 'nS country
when of the heroic defense OF Rome was roc'lou
found expression in the following tribute from the pen
the Editor of this journal
IL MTMOeY
MARTYRS TO HUMAN LIBERTY.
DURING THE srEGS T"c or Ftia aAy AND JUNE, iea'.
DEFENDERS or ROME;
sTG%SIy SG ysuTSFEl AGAINST AMPLE NUM-
TaEa sagEED g4k gGn % shSS 1Fa j.
rr,cs ~ ,T,T sgPiGss TE?5sHr HrrG5GGroUr TIE WORLD
THAT FRxEP9Tss RxGST sEco coz ME TnEM AS BRETHREN
srDv,v,Sc MILLIONS TSSf S,y NAV DULY ABnoR TYRANNY
THAI S'"''' XYD Love LlBERN;
oryreo,s FhIH That RGiIiS F0R ALL DOMINION
,, SOON REvrvlrr 2H TMa NPG&Ekrn PpG&Ekrn pArrzED THEIR
Will ' BLOOD.
prrr NOT WITH fTAf ifIRss srEF fRG HGRoEs
on THE RELICS OF rpEsE hAHrYEs sTpAG DEEPER
" AND SrtRS5P Ng dpPFFssIoS' H4aF 81 SESN' FORM
LOVE F1 Sasr Ah LI'TH S % i1Evr rop LIBERTY
EEHR nEvArng PRAY n.,, ,,,,ur ,,c,r
FOR THE SPEEDY 1"VdPh dgHn q SGHi; n"i 0'A'
THAT THE COB OF oGF rE HGES' SopSFE lcgED MAY
THEN Ills HOLY kEtfl+G
They iai who DE
In erst cluse; the blocS may sosk tI.irRn-si
Their hcst MI sodlrn IN lie sun; ihtir LhJi
BE strn o cit, gates snd castle walls
Hul siil their S,iut walks su!o1t.'
BYHOS. I.d1HO FIlicTo Act H. Scene 2
Since the great epoch in his lfc MazzEi continued TO
oc,uIy the attention OF Europe by the uDceaSinS efforts
he made in behalf Of Italian freedom. re
caused rlsings in italy in 1853 and 1851,
but at length he IN 1853 the Powerful
armies of France ana Sardinia accomplishing the first
part OF the work Of his LIE, ami mpced TO this course
by the enthusiastic and irreTressibe ardor which
he had inspired H. elected IN 1855 to the Italian
Parliament but his election WAS anhuled In 1876
while still pursuing his ahors tho victory of Sad0v In
surcd the lrcedon OF Venice and in 1870 The Italian
army entered Rome and the unity of italy was COM
plcte Mazzni, To his republican faith has labored
tO the lst make IGiv not Onlyunted, but l., publican
Apart from his political fame. Mazzni occupied dis
tincushcd place in Eprcpclu literature and his " Ihe
and Writings" remain permanent evidence Of his
splendid and versatile genius.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced and referred IA fol-
lows:
Mr. MORGAN REP oioIro abolish the grades OF Admiral Vice
Admiral and Admiral aud 10 other sbusrs In the
RCR (Dcm. ~ )-FOr lAi on incomes Of over 5000 .
ML PALskk eg, iosa-lo eopasc, s eaxrs2h u'iSn soa
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

The next question on cOncurring IN the amend
nent rrpraing for the publication OF the laws
the newspapers.
Mr. POAiEEOY (Kep, kansas) moved to lay the
aupndtnc nt ON the table LOst-ICas. II Nays, ~.
MIR WEST Qscp, La.) moved 10 adjourn. hut yielded 10
Mr SHERMAN ti.ep.. Ohi0) who had that the Senate
had ,pent three weeks in debating a resolution for
CON mi tee OF investigation ana retrenchment three
weeks In debating amnesty bill and three week, In
debating the resolution To investigate the saie Of
arms and had passed no important bill but
The ApportionmeDt bill: while on the other hand,
the Iose had provided for the two pro-
yed for by Senate had also passed eight Appropr
alton bllis, an Amnesty mn ana Tarr bl was nearly
the resolution ixing the day for final adjournment unit
the Srnate should have finished Ito debates.
Al ClO p In. without further debate. the Senate al
iourncd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

irouirci the Ipa5au re Amt susan.
wherea lbal 0vcg tbe hiil isw Hiios
What yer eo.ng aefe iag = mals h6F
arisH. When 30 "a libk YsN q Ug
eoiu To-moraw morning Vital
makes yoa taiuA nfaue father and
mother told ~ g. g right a'ous hrN.
what have thcy 70 an viii m} tua.ug
son talk strangely, book 81 che lHhm
god IN the corner youal b1 Nkc 10 # ]
hear mueh' Thus The nIelf was sgCHf
In Ike conversation, ue s.erU--at 1a.t
morning came. Tie alodaus gJh ol day
presented himself Ia ibg eastern har0s1m
Ia magnificent pIsuauf. as wBs ascrr
tainsl D, jaime. as De pegrcd through "a
small tptyieo Boo the aperture ottte cave
No breakfast ior ge this morning white
children. ter / mean 30 almost saEyc Act
llow would son Ike to hy at Faur aum
sasan's, as you cali it, haTa uoi a wold
from either Of you hear Footsteps With
eat. Al the close ct this remark by The
indiau. "a pouderou- weight was hurried
against thc door oflhe cave, aud @ voice
being beard in loud tones saving. halio
there
o.. j.. ggsftE F4gsF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19


The Gentaur lay dreaming az the hour
when mauKtud cured ~ aching Ills
Should know his au-La&liag power
Nor long he waited. Ehe blind could Sec
Strengthened we're ilnibF o. pain long bent,
gnppies r4u, apd the iatan CA ndfd Knee
dave thanks for the Gentaur l#nlmcut
The Centaur lluiment is the gscftgat pante-
hCyer the word has ever seer, hbeRmaiiam,
whether iuflammat0ry, sciauy or Hgry9ns, IL
made ts disappear hwplltpg8 beHae Ia pam.
wounds are hfald, buruH ale cured without .eBt
aud sttngs aud bites are rendered harmless
Nrs H. Powell, Aa2 Atlantic ~, Brooklyn. n.
e. writes. j have had the rhsumaisn toy tea
wears. have trud everything TIE tenta0r
Linimcnt ia the only thing that doCs mo good.
+ Mr.. 0harlee iasIl GlG Pine ST., Philadelphia
writes. That tEo bottles 0f Ceutaur Linmcut
has cured a m, st severe spraln Of his sncie.'
J. II. Martin Of 533seyontb Avenue, b sage
The Ccutaur Lnsment has cured me OF tern.
bic cSse of infammat9ry rheumatism aud cannot
be too highly recommended
80 BRoABHAY, y Aug 2lst, 1872.
IAN horse owners sh0uld have the Contaur
Imminent We used II i8 orr stabloa and find tt
she best tting ever adopted. .........
supt Adams AAgfos- Co stables.
such testimonials can he repeated indefinitely.
Try il once. We will warrant Il every time, Sold
by all Druggists.
252m J, d. ROSE a co. 81 Broadway, n. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
Nea.Je plenif al d. y, rurdy's.

Nes.les plenty al -. D.. furdye
H. Nj Itrrghy, al bennington.
psesshfl tWa iipr ,ll..9 CURSES m tbe Con.
aFaesgspsg Cbtreb tsat sunday.
.r.-s......, cha. ts,.a,... pnnl 81. ION
80 t.. -.,,,tag ,rng n. eorn.
- -
~. d, n,..,.,.......,... 90, ~.
-, ~ rtafs1., Good.
ELECTROMAGNETIC. ~, ,.,oo,. f,p,d
n
ohshhhth . tsA'''1 7''l'"'''" ""'
l'e at Music llali' "Wednesday e'e"'"s,
iat' '-'' ""'i'""'" ''""l ? '''"7 " ''''
h'''s.
=. :, has k"h' 10 'Ne .''1 ''' s"p
W. % 'i'''''' E''''s. 's - a.
on anu Young ''' ''N''"''' "'''''S wv
ff'n'h-
VIA. Buckley Of BarnumvllIc has
brought ny some specimens OF corn raised
hF blm which boats any 'a'hg ~ u'a' i'pe
"' nave s''" '"'' t''"'
SWEET inserts a notice OF TIC ''Nupefb
for which be Is agent IN to-day : paper
This stove certainly has merits, especially
in q cold day
MiIletts advertisement got into our
paper wrong side up this week, but Mil
lett himself IS fright side mp with care, ~
and bound 10 sell clothing little under
the going price.
Notwithstanding the iact that some
good mcn are honestly opposed to all
secret societies, lgasonery seems 70 be
tl5urishing 10 Our midst, Both the lodge
aud ehaplei are crowded with work some
very good men are thus being bound to-
gethcr by lhe mystic tic.
On "wednesday last Mr.. J. 5. Lamp
son va. severely Injured while drawing
In LOGS Al Sunderland. A small log bit
some obstruction and few round striking
Mr., Lampson In the side and making
havoc among bis ribs. lie will be laid
mp ior some time.
Iobp ]. Pol,ibonc has a pair of three
Years ala stecr. which weighed on Conc
i n,ftop,s scales a short time since 5000
n, ~, tillss n hoo a few DAYS ago which
uetybsd whom dressed ESQ lbs. John
,,tsd a. Crrelc,. and pr,wu. but It did
M, rr.y.rt bis aa,tlo aud bogs from do
in, ws,l
Ma harm ,r.,, ,l,o b,sy,oges nm
ps,1 t.,,t. .f.,,..aof ,,s, Harrison prp
81. f,,,,o,I,. ~ Alsn.tr,t.r "a ,,,c .cpi,,
,..,.t.ar of,ts 49,, A. prioa,e 4 nrszisr
,a.n..s., A...,. \, M Pine street y
They are the managers OF tie eastern
branch 81 ibe Mississippi valley Ere tn
nrapee tomrany Of Memphis Tenn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

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Sewing Machine 90 amy Sowing Machine chat will
do the variety ~ sufb which can be dome gn ia,
Grover Baker Sewing Machine bv usg Of reg
uial attachments
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