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nAVENAORT, lowA-UuA NJ. 81
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frAHns pres 1enry can.gns. Wise prull John Joa-
w.. j ) rom. S =. .s s ss :: - - Lamp
llURLfNG+ON, IOWA-UmoA Eo -
- meets % ~ hzt MondAy % svsry 80 ~ ~
tEan1lr Hall, TIMER a Third and IsAsEsmkts H.
W@naphal, pres "a. W0llnnnn vice pgsm. and ID sec
John bsnmnbe1er treas. and rsc- sec; M @kthAl
cor. ses-, boz W
z MGSTUF, N. Y.-Union No. sdmeets
~ ~ TIE I'D Monday a. each mouth ON hton ~
G~O. bEimk Pru4 TnRy Coh1n vice pr@n- HmlRA alien,
Fsc. and mn W, VIM Nolan, tFuAs., John MbE or.
NORfULA VA-Union No. Is mkts ON
~ me AFst bndny afternoon I'm ench momt Al the
Swvsn Whe Mend "A. hDuPuon, pres, E n. BApuaa
vbsS pres hcohh M. Mehaunn, rec. On. and " .e.
S--e.- cee.Ey, -, boa - Paramount Va
LpOUGHKlEP SIE-Union Ma Az Uns.. on
Jill ths Ar.t Wsannuuiny In each mouth. A. n ,uI.
nHlng, psa. u Us5. Jossph kaufman, w. NV.
JohS 49, n IN - eor - Wilr.., 60
sreaa. Iouk bolas1
OMAHA, NEB.-UniOn No W meets IN
~ K.rsrl NJ - R.,1a .-e.,-.1- - MAJ
lam Kou- rse - l.u,ss Kolh A. - -, r..
~ r.r ~ M1,in R.r- - NJ - i"'-
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K A-NcAo lOLII MO-Onion 10 lOf
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-,
FnLE' 4N.-SInon 40. I've nlee.s On the
14@n T-nlgsl WI Il,s -,v -, a,,I - 49, $50
| N A-1 i. Il rs. Ar,.-,,.r
| - a. 800. - w, ~. 49, - 80 @
= - - = -, ---------
| TAMESItJhN Y-UuiOD No ll5msstn
81 ~ - ~. ..,,,., .,..,,,,s, N $3.50 g,,sn It1,
TAnSnsy, gus stafford. W. pre- ThoaAn Hay"ua,
~ - y :. niS~1, nm anu S''t' 49, OS1 to-
HMM 0fFV pa IIniou IlG Kim
mrs. n'M.s.nh-.., -, "A Ts.,-,,S M
| ~ b,mr TF,tar r.r ,nT 800 E h. shi -
CUrvPI tn - ~ -
- -. .aI1s ". CiilOn ~ - 80 ~.
II
- $50 AZ - r. -. -,
| Mrnche' I'M WI - - dra~sr
NTFXV u svEN CnNN H., ~. "a
| ~ - - = -. In a,..s -. - a. .
=, a-,ai NJ = Il. .s 49,, .,sa ~
| n ps1y ~ - A n ~ 1870 oss1'S1 -,
| 6nuTa 1i--a,u Aus..rt 4 A J...k.ga rr,,~ts.u i \
Hayden. eoI. sc. lst ~ 1otn :
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IVN n,aaa pu1llarV MN I'm II. TuenYmtm .sewv n.,UA
N "a gr. HaH ~ Fourth a WIN, u HoalwlTsn urt,
Pr-,,h FTln-r ~. -. Il.,r, T,.nI-r - -. ~.
s.h~I 80 ~ ~ s,u.,1 s-h l.a ~
III IA wUO AK EffS OF CIGAR MAX EkS
I'LL Cnsn No 70 a No "a Eldrldrp- q No. Y,,rs
etV Neainx uints de rrst T,lssuiaS Of ever ms.h
UonrAd huhna, prus Herman knAup Vlcs trn
- ANA N "A, AVA 4 s.".,i., N - n~-A
= - =. : --------
II AkdflSBU kIi, PA--Union No. ll0meets
LII The LIST Tuesday VI every mourh a half ,u seven
slogk, On hrAnts Hal; samuel Bsose. pls- A'lAla
Fsluils. sec VIM FishngSr. us~<. s-n,uv
Sssee eoS SO box rs. Sergeant Al Arus, 81 LL>H
1l
nTTAWA ILI-ITniou QQ na.ta sV-rv
u - Nj. Il. a. - I. II. s,1.. 49,
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WARREN, PA.-Union No. l22 meets On
w the frst saturday evening II each monUh IA s4A
1prDunds Hall. H. Goervew, pre-, SnOraO. " huter,
vice pre-. VIM HArtnAnn, treas. h DArnesA I'm
ChAa RAINBOW. SEC OoK lO9.
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YORONTO, CANADA-Un p meets ON
IL the seeOnd plnsAS IN Zach month At Traals-' A.
ssambiy Hall kmg MsssS Wea n Maek pres , W
GeOrge q. .. knowhsDn. vice pres. d. v ThUgnAa
hn A. HAndon, sec " McCaba urea
Tho. Anderson. cOr nee bon Gh5
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4 CLEVELAND, O-Umon No. n meets on
~ the hrst Thursday " sAeh month 0oOd s.a,a4rs
Hall, superior 4. u. Roth, prrs y. B1eksnuhA. vlrs
prw A. stAha. mn- Tbs. brAnlrMn trwms.. A..
Meuche cor nni rec VOC drawer al
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WINDSOR, CONN. Union No. "a meet
w On the sseOnd saturday u each month nupaLe
y H'e1niSns n HlrAH shannon, pres. JAmss A
0osA.rd, Slcs pre- Samuel bay Eeas John p CARRIER
cor and nn sce-. bon I56
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DkOOkLYN, ~ Y.-Union No. So msas
ID the fourth saturday evening IA each nS,uth
o'clock. Samuel symOnA, pres, Hamilton -
Peter Hannns vrs pres ThHnan SYLVESTER %.
John jacobson. treas. James NInlOtt, nm AlSL W.
Soc AL Dean g.
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CHICAGO, ILL-Union No II meets %
~ The hrst Friday u each month. 81 CrNpins Hall
GA Dearborn " altar Kelly pres Cha. Hoek aH
vice pre~ Jno Gibbs ! n schlegel an So
JAmss RssIdy warden.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-12-28

Beck keeping. including Bushes PrArtice Bu~inss
PenmAi.ship, Practical and Commercial Anshm,sair
Rapid Calculations and Higher Mathematics C.Irr-st
Reading. spelling. Grammar and higher English BEash
e., Modern Language and Classes.
We cordially invite parentA WIN e~JeeiAlly ds=ir
that their children should nlnke rAiu ard seul
AlVAncemcnt. to call and examine the excellent Rngif
ues Afforded II this Institution Separate department
for the accommodation 1T Ladies
Arrangements have resently been made ~ Jay par
nsuAr attention to the education 81 fOrexBers unae
quainted with the English language.
SCHOLARSHIPS. ........-..-. .... u 90
Terms Tor scholArship made known sn Application
WIN. WRmNTRR. RFAmeammA
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DATTERSON, N. Union No. 40
Il mssa. ths second Tas-aAy q each month "a
t0n hosssen O.. nn~r Main q. Joseph McNeAl prsa
Lsws Drser ses preuident. A. MAnst COR ssc
bon TsI, AunGin Allwa Lrrar
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-12-28

GHARLESTON Q. M. u No. l2o meets nn
~ tha Mrpg WednsnAay IN unmh meath Joan HuaHna
F@ sy1nsF c. Eskhasd Viss pre-. - ?. va:
IN So }. q oallisa. ne 80. j. p Dunn, sEuas
FfaHh Mysss ssr. Co., W. D. BessahSg, ssswt -
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IDOCHESTER, N. Y-Umon No me-,
III % IL ART FRIDAY evening VI sae9moueh :. L.,
new Nall Oornsr u West Main and BoE,hn ..rr-,s-
Frsd Nwward pres No 10 Nassau % Henry AknrsI,
vios prum. IA CUNNINGHAM, Ber 3e0. ID Qunn
en- soc NJ VOawsie. UuAs ". N1ld cue Soc. 80
ks,E sac
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BUFFALO n. Y.-Union No. 2 meets on
- the LIST and Sd Wednesday In each month In Miller
Hall, S7u Genesee ". DAVID Shelter pre-. las 0oode
street John Bake, vies prsu- samuel n LeAFy, re-
herman interpreter David Slt Hss = Sssrs':n. treas
nee.. hnx dlo COT
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NkWBURGH Union No. ISL. meets on the
~ iut Wednesday d Zach month, ct Turner Hall
cosnas4 Pins. and Frons sts- Prss, Goa. Dittsn visa
pres Goo. Mpimlar roo. nee, A. wlmonns cor
sse. NO. X. caaen, p. q. bon ~ nm- pse-, PwseE
Osss.eAn, treas Henry HADss; aoor-kssps. VHiso-
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NINCINNATI-U III mon No. 4 meets At n
~ better Hall Walnut above thirteenth. On I
nrst and thru Tue~AAy u each month. J. Nd
pres, Frank Williams. Vice pres; John v. WagnOr.
-. Prank bocklAge, rec 40, VIM Shulmyer, ia.
N Huber. sergsAIIt-At Arus,; Frank kosnls. s.
bon xs~D
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-12-28
IRON MnIunRRS
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL

Il UNION
WILLIAM y. HAmnoHB, % Hew Orisamn, Prusidsme.
K T.. CHunP % Riehnaond, nnua Vice Pruud1lmarI
kosEHS y. slAxxn. II sah Lake Cay, second Vics
PrszasnG
JoAs coILsA q cineannAa Recording ssOrsaAry and
rrsMsmruw.
kOaAAr HAnmFOH. q Philsaslphl. cor~pOSding
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1T. LOUIS, MO.-UniOn Nc 10 meets O,
~ The sScoDd Friday evening In every month az TT
nsTs Mall, No ID South Tenth g. John Rudrof pruu
Pred FrAlAk, wee pres. Edward Freq, rec So Herr
hO<k, an. 80. ChAs. @ Kirscht a.; GussAv Vol
msr cor sse., bo1 z5AS
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WORCESTER, MASS. u ton 81 nneyt.,
Wv ca ths hrus Mondhy a sArh mOsA EiAll o. 49,
q NEAR Nam VIVA. fUaAs, pre- Ambs N. CAFr,A
vsos pru bon eco JAmas Behrie traA- AIt-~i
GearJ On aec @. A. CatEs, or - lox $50
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL w. Union No n.
~ meets the nrst M0ndAy u each niOath IN PyAtEi
Hall. y. A. OrnellAs pres. Pin sec. 4. NLnanlnaoDs
Cor. see., b. =. Ca-ssll. boz So
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T "A PORTE MD., UNION-NO. -,
IL Assss On ths saturday q every month
cnzissea ss@snn. dsnt: JosspA sssAsrsk- vics
psu. LOub Agnan, aud sse Chns Trader
wsaa- Lafayssta sss@' NnrdsR; ThsodDsr B@sehsl.
cor. sae-. box S07-
IuANNIBAL A-Uuios u. Jacob
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NJ INV HAVEN, CONN.-UniOn No ~ -
Nv haAdquAauS, Arcade Hall STATE st--mSsas uhs
AAut saturday "a each month. Henry OnGhrvp, pr@.
M Raphael Vice pre- ~ r. heller LrU~a- H. BuK
baum Geoqs AufOrt. A. !. Jackson trustee > a
Hayden, coz. SC. l0t ~ John -
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WILLIAMSBURGH, 4. I.-OnIOn q
wv neets the hrst Saturday "A each msnA
sanger hall aTDer "a Ea enc AIsd MeserOl- a NcsE
Eyer pre-, MS Bourum g. D. suehrs, vice pres
Geo. Vollkoallner and COR. Sec, i40 AnNrsr
st., WnlAnsbungh LDug lslnDo JAesb STAT, TN. sc
FreslmFisk Rtnrama cashier
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OTTAWA, ILL-UniOn w mests every
" second Tuesday IN the b Turn hAh Rm
hArtsl, pre-. herman UstlAa,s, pres VIM BTuSk
Henry Steinm9eT, m. James Harvey
cur drawer le9.
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nAYTUN, OHlO-Union No. IS meets o.
~ the Ia Monday evvssing u each month Al Holder,
hall Harry s. Brewer, pres, IL South Jefferson q
Henry Meyer, vies Wss. Henry Steiner treas Duvi,
Ambra~e, COZ. Sec., ~ south Js6srson s Joe suchn
Rek, rec. Gos. Caswell en- see PAuluu pope ~
geAnt-a arms
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0NOLUMBUS, U.-Union M "a mssu IN
~ a. nuuund Mandey u every mOt hin Frmh'U Ma
-aGS eouah rs,ns q thEistson soA~aa@, pgus Ana
mumMr, vies-w chas- Pnhy -, aa So, 49,
Van wmmmm rsn. muh COR yum. hemAnmrS Iml
Hbum. umn. mnmms, "a Trunn hM ouw wgk
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4 substitute for Castor OIL il = physic which
docs not distress or grippe, bat il cure b. operate
when aH other remedies have failed You may
confidently rely upon the Cnstors ia stomach
Ache, Constipation. Fiatulency, Croup, Worms
or aBfauged LAYER. Contains nsither Minerals
morphine Opium nor Alcohol aud Il purely a
vegetable preparation, perfectly hAfmlg r. and
HD8yc eli pleasant a. take The Casigra sootb
aud 8uleis the system Aad produces natural
sleep. II is q wonderful thing b EasimiiSts the
food u children aBd prevent them from crying
A IS cent bottle will Do tae Hufk TT g family aud
cave uanE doelafr bile.
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asswsr 20 spea.as practical geosaaas by
De lcaaef
il.z. Nbo Should he Ia che Sunday
school aud bow 10 Egt them their Err.
Foster Heara
ILG. Questions aad eourtr alton au
+ ihis tHemo.
ls Review Of tbc mornings work. Eee.
NJ. Z1umta1
la15. Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY AFrEESook.
H. Devotional Exercise
4.ia. Annual meeting Of the County
union-gepogss Of Corresponding Score
iary, Treasurer and Sunday School agent
aud election Of officers fer the wear ensu-
ing,
8. The supcrin.cudent-The man and
biz work. ~ y. HaH, Esy.
SGD Questions aud conversation
ass. Opening and closing exercises Of
the sunday School. j. u. Hatfies
fu5.. Questions and conversation.
$40. Our djficulues-each school rep
resented to report S. difficulties IN wri-
ting, without mentioning the school by
name, The leader 70 comment on these,
one 10y one,
AS. Review Of the afternoon. Rer.
NJ. I5rmbuR
.. Adjournment.
/ WEDNESDAY EVENING,
II. Devotional exercises.
/ 7.15. The pastor and the Sunday school.
. Rec. y. Hawleg, n. n.
/ 40. Home aud the Sunday school, Rer.
James anderson.
$50. Questions aud conversation.
/ s.35. Review OF the evening. Rer. NJ.
/ IjHmbuH
$50. Adjournment
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 81.
$50. Devotional exercises.
9,fj. The Teachers work out Of Sunday
school. Rcr. c. b. Huibet.
1918, Questions aud conversation.
1890, Teachers Meeting Specimen
EXercise--Lesson for Nov, 3--Daniel iii:
/ 13-ls, Rec, Mr., TyumJal,
/ ll.30. Questions and conversation.
/ Has. The Teachers work in the Sun
day school. Rec. s. ". Clemaas
I2.05. Review of the forenoons work.
Rec. M. TFUmbuH.
12.15. Adjournment
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
y. Children's meeting. Conducted by
Mr. Trumbull.
10. Work of the Sunday school for
Children. What it should be. How to
do it. Rec. II. NJ Luther.
$3.50. Questions and conversation.
3.4j. Review and closing Address. Rec.
Mr.. IrUmbuH.
All who attend are requested to fur.
nish themselves with pencil and paper,
that they may take notes and write ques-
tons freely. All are requested to bring
Bibles with them for use in the Spcci-
men Teachers meeting and in responsive
readings. All are also invited to pre-
pare themselves by previous study upon
the passages to be discussed in the teach
ers' meeting; Daniel iii: 1913.
Pastors, Superintendent and other S.
5. workers in Bennington county are in
yited to attend this meeting. The people
of Bennington offer to such, their hospi-
talities. Persons who pay full fare to
the meeting will be returned free on the
Harlem Extension II. II.
j. V. CARNEY, !
II. G. WESTON, Managers
w, IL. RUGG, Ben. Co. S. s.
II. IL. HARDWOOD, Union.
G.. NJ. SYKES,
CHATHAM FOUR CORNERS.
wOODFoRD.
-FoX's summer guests have returned
to their city homes.
Mrs. Parton, Fanny FERN, had not
a few admirers here, who expressed dee p
regret at her death.
John Bugbee is severely i'll with tv-
phoid fever, a disease that is and for
some time has been very prevalent here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-10-24

IT u SEyn Too LkrE 20 use Hales Honey Of
H0rehOund Apd Tar, az Cough cure, but II is
best 10 have recourse to IL in the early stages
Of pulmonary disease 30 a. 70 secure immediate
an permanent relief and avoid danger. CntteL-
tons, Z, Gsh Avenue. sold Icy al Druggists
Pixies Tooihnoe Drops cure IN / minute.
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All the Worlds "a stage,

And all the men and women merely playe and
We sHrmise that d large portion Of the players
thereon must be using that jus y popular prep
arsuon for the teeth, Fragrant soz0dont. From
the immense demand there Ia for that article,
the most delightful, convenient and efiioacioui
beauIider ana preserver Of the teeth the world
over produeed.
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500 Reward.

! will forfeit one hundred dollars or full cased
Sewing Machine 10 any Sewing Machine that will
do the variety Of work which can be done on the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine by use OF reg
ular attachments
GEO. J.. HOWARD,
jlcowlyx Factory Point, VI.
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
~ rfE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,


~
BRATrEBoRo, VERMONT,
tORTIcE ~ TDWS HAiJ-i
ANH
PROTECT YOUR AMI J. y.
The Expense ID fess than Ous-thifd thc Cgsi
ia 40 Old htgcE Plan Company,
DIVISION kn, &
For psrsous agod " 81 ~ AbAIssIDal u ~
tvvpAt urE 81 ~ ASSESSMENTS ~ %
Fsr each death Present number 49,
DIVISION y.
Ag6s " 10 40 AUMlsstuR go ~
ANNrAL prE IS " AssfaRMEAgs 81 30
Far s.ell death number about 1000.
DIVISION d
Ages ~ tob9. ADNisaiua 80 q
AkAtAL BrG - ~ taafHHaEsf y 41
For saeA death Number aDyat 1910.
hgply ~ n X FowLEAt al haneatatefs aha 81
Arlington, - II. =. HAN.
IN oass II the desth " Any member y The A.
s8matigu hls Lsifs ~ sEas6s vail receive e
many dolafs A. there are usfGbers 10 be d.
FlrteD
Ersttlsbora. w., May 28lh. ls72. i8iylH
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L'ARM FOR SALE.
sauKtsd about

Three Miles from the Village Of Jamaica
Ab1ut 40 tefes good lad vel uGisfed. Ssl
tubeYed bul.dlngs good. good orchard. choice
sugtf orchard. large anuunt y bemAgek hAfE,
also uhaiea spruce AID hard wood timber. TIE
hArk timber aud wood all nneb mors thsa pay
f8f To e farla. NIL be sold % sAay terms aud At =
GKEAT NAE0AiS
L ag4l.e4 fgf beigss TIA Bsa Eitsr Railroad i
ind cgatgtct.
LIN EPhAgUE.
jamaica, ". FEB i4ih, Is71 sszsiI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE .
WIN. WILLIAMS
would respectfully inform the public that be 10
Not Wound Up
yet, but ls prepared 10 get ~
ALL RtEDs on HARGEsrEs.
in the very best style.
We are using the best q OAK stock, also, leather
Of our Manufacture
Made In the "old fashioned way
With over thirty years experience Ia The man.
ufaoturo Of LeatAer We claim an advantage.
We manufacture our own collars which arc Tar
superior 10 those usually furnished.
The beet Of Is. A. Sole Leather, Meats Foot Oh,
plasterag Hair, hc,, constantly on hand.
Custom skins tanned hs usual.
Dorset. June /. 1874. 3ny2l0s
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SAW-MILL x CIDER MILL
FOR SALE!

Situated about miles from Chester Depot
The premises consist u about 10 Aorcs Of Land
mostly sood The mills we're mostly new IN
1870. Good stone dam. New cottage house
The cider mill hss = patent crusLor which makes
Il superior Plenty oi aofk for both mills. soms
fruit tress part ersftsd.
Price fessonabIe and terms easy. Possession
given Immediately, Would take part psy it
good sglable real estate II desired.
Any one with come means, wanting god
chance to maize money, Gail 90 u address.
G. o. LOCKE,
Chester, VI.
u 3ifi
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Arrives a8 Maa.Haeltr "a. ras8 4apt NaaaaFt.
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trs.tes 81 Msnabss,ss railroad 8egai Naa3sgf.
Mn8aasaars 49, luaass = iH AK
HF9s-asfas. 8asfss Manchester faslras3 aeH1i
gausaaY4 aGHfHaafs sna AgigFla9E a. 81 q. 49,
afik1 asfsfl4 ~ % a. A. ~ usln FasaE North,
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n HHks Lfte chara7
0as bottle u this Magic Ol 10 family cuees
AGmagF af pafsgls * Headache. L1l1s, Aeu-
ralgts, Tg0t8acbe EAfsebe Sore Eyet CAtarrh.
LaueDess, 80 IL might be more uanueriy II
cash pefsam hal bgltst q henHts AaE.r Oh
90 their gwn particular nee. - one nan said. lt
wns 10 Eis hYGss, aat ~ faa. rgl7a ia Ns hDsse.
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uas Bottle u Esuhss MAg3t 9 is better taah nuRt
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one E8lils u ErBas's Asgte ol e hsttef gsaa a8sr
Uua batae o. Eeaaes MaEte Ua q 5stLRF t4an Hagf
Tee HUnues Magic o. Meu
tsF EEaAt's Magic OIL M9uiea.
Ueg heuat Magic Oh, Children.
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Gee fruges MAgla Oh in fAaaiiy.
IS AHnAes Haas ga 80 Jsafusy.
Ii lie .he Eest IhlnH o. Eu bee % cattle ana
harses sud % uss tsf HGraess Calls. ard bases
I6kea aa1gs on Cguh HofsE alttsmpgf collie
and GrlsApa. Try i aas sas, M. EENAEH
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+. i. WYMAN, W. NJ
L. c. ORYIS, W. s.
AdOnlram Chapter, No. Is, II, 4. NJ.
Next regular conyocation on Wednesday even
ing Oct. 10th, at u O'Clock.
l.. c. ORyIs, II. p.
j. =. BLACK, Sect.
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Robertson Haynes fell from tle APP
per saaaold o. ahigh beams al BE barn
ca Thursday evening, ard wa t4kea ap
in 81 iHseasible coalition, 10 which state
b remained for some time, bot Il latest
accounts be vas improving anal L va
th0Hgllt would recover
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Local Intelligence

THURSDAY. OCT A Ia2
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and 5efiffeMeNg
AH1fds lae a3YAataFss ~ fai Board u Tea b.
sFs. Carefully Prepared Courses q staag
thorough drill 10 ihs Engissh with special aitsE-
ton y tie classics Abd yoahg men preparing t1f
easiegs WIx1EA TDnN begins y e1pvs1Ay. Dee
ST.. 40 early agphcAl3a fof rooms HlA y
fJaBd afiYzataxesls. 10 ol4sf paFilla 8Afs ~
Catalognes. 161fess Rev > y AlekhAgu. y. ".
81 Mancheslef ~ the friuc pa
IN SHAW. fr.nelpaL
Manchester w. OCT. zsih. lsIZ fiyll9l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AIas0n ale.

The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, i. Il A. NJ, win be held on tn ursday
evening. NnY. llth, ls12.
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Rev. A, r. Clark Ia absent on u two
week, vacation, visiting friends in Con-
ueeilcut
The repairs on the church are nearly
completed aud will make quite 81 im-
provemcnt lea that structure.
Mr.. shaw, the venerable antI-slhyery
lecturer Of Laudgroye, addressed the
Congregational society 90 Sabbath after
noon. Thoagh In close proximity 20 the
uiBetics, Mr. Shaw has evidently lost
none Of hls backbone. BEFORE Garrison
or Phillips or Sumner had cspoused the
cause Of the slave, Mr.. shaw was Do
Jag what be could TO arouse public senu-
mcut, aud now be says be wishes 10 live
long euoagb to cast his vote for General
Grant, AID then, ike Simeon Of sacred
memory De VIII be ready to depart 10
fseaee.
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MANcuEsrER.

ffh ktH Us 'A''
open fFaiB ) a. g. tahF. b.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-06-28

AN EXCELLENT VARNIsH FOR HAIR
NEss.--Procure half pound or pound
of gum-shellac, according.to the quanti-
ty desired break the scales fine, and
put them in a jug or bottle; add good
alcohol sufficient to cover the gum
cork tightly, and place where it will be
kept warm. In about two days, il
shaken frequently, the gum will be dis
solved and ready for use. If the liquid
appears as thick as thin molasses, add
more alcohol. To one quart of varnish
add one ounce of lampblack and an
ounce of gum camphor. Such varnish
will not render leather hard but will
keep the harness from becoming soaked
with water, and the surface clean and
neat for long time. A coat of it will
effectually prevent the oil in the leather
from sOiling ones hands. Nothing is
better to render farmers boots water
proof than an occasional coat of this
leather varnish. Home Journal.