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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03

ANNABlE M ior" AnmLIc the Clerk Of
Eenrico County Court, who has got himself
Into lr1uhlc by ovcrdrawny his accuunt Oh The
county treasury and by manipulating the
grand jury list in way not required nor l'I>tI-
fled by law and who failed to come Ia time
on his bail bond Saturday, was found in Capt.
Putnam ) restaurant late Saturday night by
Detective Dan Wren He was kept in duranrc
Sunday, and on yesterday was hr"lsht first
before Justice White Of the City Police Curt
who sent him to Judge Minor, of IIrnrico
County Court. The latter required bail in the
sun Of $0.OoO, in default oI which. .luna''lc
was committed to Jail To appear befre the
grand jury on the SIh instant for Indictment.
The question Of the Removal of Annabl:
from his office Of Clerk will come up Ia NOR
rev.
It was rumorcd yesterday evening that An
nabc's friends were taking steps to have hun
carried before Judge Underwood, oi the
United States Court. ON Il writ OF ahcas
corpus. Richmond Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03

At tn" same time an place, the undersigned,
administrators with the Will ANNEXED "i the hit"
,Jnsiuh III. Davis, Will "llcr for sale, NJ public
auction, the STEAM ENGl NE, BOILER and
I'LL MACHlN cry, apparel and Appliance.
thereto belonging, and which have been used
upon the lot IN rear of the smaller wareh"ns" for
the purpose OF grinding plaster, rpDn tn" i"!-
lowing
Terms, to wit: One-third cash; tho residue III
three equal instruments, payable ut H. T. and Is
mont $ from the day of sac; the deferred pay
ment, to bear interest md To be So, urcd BY the
notes of the purchaser with approved security.
HANNAH ANN GATCHELL,
iv 2-cnts Administrator e I. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03

COMMISSIONE SALE OF EAl.EA-
" BILE PROPERTY IN ALEXANDRIA,
VA-.Bv virtue Of decree of the Corporation
Court for the cry of AlcXandrm, rrndcrcI ~
the June term, 49, of SAID Curt IN the suit 81
Isaac NJ Ncitch and wife V J"hH a. trlch
and wife ct ais, the subscriber, Commissioners,
nppoirted bv the said decree viii expose L" safe,
at bubble n,l ton, on SATU RDAl, the 81 day
of August 1872 vt II M, ii front 81 thr Nun
son House. the following described kEA h tn-
TATE of which William Nctch d'rd S"i@''l'
To wit: 49,, -.
No. ]. A TENEMENT aud LOT or li ?s.AA
GROUND on the west side al Alfred 81, .l.Ea.
between King and Prince street., ~ 'front.' ~ IT.,
and in depth no feet to an alley, with the use al
said alley.
No. 2. A TENEMENT and Lot OF hhsss5
GROUN ID on the east side al Payne st,.AasbAA
between King and Prince, III front - lcct' ana
in depth l25 feet 5 inches.
No. }. A LOT OF GROUND on the w:>t
side of ST. Asapl street, between Dukc ana
Wolfe, in front 40 feet aud in depth ~ It. . M
No. A LOT OF GROUND on M"ntg"m",
nv street and Strand, of which the lnrtcs ana
bounds will be given on the day OF sal
Terms Of Sale: One-tenth cash on til" day OF
sale the residue of the purchase m"ney IN three
equal payments ut slX, twelve and 'Ightcr"
months from the day of sale, with Interest th'
deferred payment: to he secured by The mote,
of the purchasers, with approvcl security ahI
the retention of the title u the property u't''
they are paid. Stamps and con"cynnclE NJ 'Hf
cost of purchaser. ALBERT STU Ak,
iv 3-r,Ls Comm r. 81 >i,!r,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Loudoun Enterprise says: "The drdi-
cation Of the new Methodist Episcopal Church
South on the Grade, near Smiths Mill,
took place on Sunday last. DIR. Munscy
preached an eloquent and able sermon to one
of the largest gatherings we have ever seen
in Loudoun. An amount sufficient to liquidatc
the Indebtedness was raised. +"
COL J. NJ. Taliaferro, of Stafford county, a
strong Democrat, declares in a letter publish.
ed in the Fredericksburg Ledger, in favor of
the election of Grant and Wilson. The dee.
laration'' creates no Sensation" whatever
Dr. John b. Radtord, prominent and most
estimable citizen of Montgomery county, died
suddenly at his residence near Central Depot,
on Sunday night last, Of rheumatism Of the
heart, in the 59rh year Of his age.
The Mayor OF Fredericksburg, on Saturday
fined the Richmond, Fredericksburg and P"-
tomac Railroad company $40, for. Exceeding
the rate of four miles travel in passing trough
the Corporation.
The Lexington Gazette says there are TWEEN
~ candidates for Congress in that district, and
two hundred asplrants for the place.
Henry A. Wise has been engaged by the
Library Association of Wheeling to deliver 4
lecture before thcm the coming fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03

Tom THUMB. Tom Thumb is about to give
the world book Of portly size and great excel
euce The diminutive traveller has Just return
cd to New York after tour around the
world, in which he has travelled more than 6l!y
thousand miles, and seen many people and
strange lands Like Mr.. Lemuc Gnlliver
among the Brobdignagians, General Thumb
has been regarded as curisoity, and exhibited
with frequency that has made plethorlc his
pocket, while fortunately it has in no wise IN
iured his little health; SO that he will under
take the task of writing up his adventures with
a zeal that promises a lively narrative OF the
remarkable tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-03

WASHINGTON ITEMS "A c. Cameron. a
wc!iknown clerk in the postotficc Department.
and editor Of the po>toifice Gazette, died Of
small pox, at his residence, on Capitol HILL
last evening, and was buried this morning at
five clock,
AT the meeting Of the board Of health last
night five deaths by smallpox within twenty
four hours were reported.
The geological museum connected with the
land office yesterday received several specimens
of soil or clay in which tea plants have grown
in China.
\ Second National Bank of Washington has
been organized, with John &. Mck"lden prcsi-
dent The bank starts with Il capital Of
500, 900.
The opening Of the new Centre market, was
an event in local history. DOUGH ) Band made
music for the large crowd that attended. The
stalls were ornarnentcd, and the dealers seemed
to vie with each other in presenting t" the pni,.
lie the best OF the season that could bc pro.
cured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

The truth i that boys have AWAY, been
80 plea,y that they are not hslf spprrcl.
sted We have shown that farm could
not ret along without them, and set tbclr
rights sre seldom recognscd. Oae q the
most amusing things Is ibeir effort 10 &C..
qaire personal property Tho boy has
the care of the calves they always want
tecding or shutting up Or letting out
w en the boy wants 20 play, there are
those calves 20 be looked after until he
gets 20 hate the name Of calf Bat I'll con.
-idcration of bis aithtulness. two of thctp
sre given to him. There is no doubt they
are his, he has the entire charge Of them
When they get 70 be steers, be :. ends an
his holidays In breaking them 10 60 a
yoke. He gets them 40 broke In that They
viii run Ike pair Of deers an over the
iarm, turning the yoke aud Kicking their
heels, while be follows Ia fall chase.
shouting the OK language ,il he Is red IN
the face. When the steers grow ~ 10 be-
cattle, droyer ono day comes along aud
takes them away, and the boy j. told that
he can have another pal Of calves aud
., with undimimshed faith he goes back
and begins over again to make his fortune
Tie owns lambs aud young colts IN the
same way, and makes Just rs much out Of
Them, = Chds u. Wdrasr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

Assembly will hardly agree with the
worthy president in al his conclusions and
programme, bat lhe etFrCi q the message
has beeu excellent outside and The prct-
eat executive and il ministers cujoy the
general confidence for ,be time being Pc.
tioal auclaatons are, however, 50 rapid
and surprising iu France that one mast
te more than au ordinary prophet 70 a,.
iempt 70 suggest the most probable Of oc-
Rrrences II Th.ers adhcars 10 his pro.
rclionate notions bat a bis finance min.
tter is 10 perfect unison with him on this
poIpt, there viii be a very pretty struggle
silh England automatically before the
flair OF the prolongalion OF the treaty Of
sommeree j. finally settled Tho financial
exposition Of the president aud the prof.
,cts for the reconstruction Of the arm,
are most interesting, but too elaborate to
oe alluded to IN this letter u,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

paws for besHug and lighting Il and cui-
lloys librarian and assi.isn,, and the
citizens have lhe beue6l - the beat 4.
bury aud reading room la the State " ID.
uut xpeuse There - large han over
ihe other rooms fur lectures aui public
meelipgs Mr. Tnaddeus Fairbanks has
jos; completed 4 large brick building TO
BE- used for roomiug students IN conuee.
lion with the scademy
The Fairbanks are public spirited, and
ready 70 assist every worthy enterprise,
and, ihoagh some cali them bigolcd and
tenacious Of their own idca-, they have
done a great deal for the benefit Of the
place bath a. far ss business andmoals
are concerned They are great ad.
socates OF temperance aud good
order, and II Is chiefly through their iu-
tluence that 81. Johnsbury + more ffee
from vice than any other large place III
the state.
The Court house IL liue brick build
ing and contains besides very pleasant
court room large town bali, probate of.
iice, town clerks office and other rooms
and cost only about $4,000, though IL
was built before the war. In front Of the
Court house stands the Soldiers Monu-
ment surmounled by Nead's statue of the
goddess Of liberty, wrought oul Of Yer.
mont marble. As work OF art IL ranks
high
Before taking leave Of s. Johnsbury we
must not forget to mention the Avenue
House which presents the anomaly Of
large and prosperous hotel, doing 4 thriy-
ing business without drop Of liquor iH
or around the premises. We understand
that the owner Of the building, o. G.
Hale, Esq, owing 10 his ayanced age,
wishes to sell the building aud retir,
from business. 1t IA a splendid chance
for some enterprising man, as the honsy
Is very finely located, contains abundance
of room for hotel purposes, and beside
contains stores aud other tenemeuts ei-
ough TO bring IN an annual rental Ci
$1,000.
One cannot become acquainted with
st. Johnsbnry and its surroundings with.
out wishing there were more such places
in Vermont, and cannot visit it without
leaving with feelings OF regret, At lea't
this is our experience.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

FsfsHFl faHssrJ O. thss IamHsny st3ss,
Thns astbi,d 10 eiiffai ts 60 Bngadr
Wha. sha isa b. fasHd ihAt VI ufs tts,
Twead. ~
Get aps asmo p a. Frosfefoas trade
o bah, we're oar hrar3, 10 vts = siec'ion
Ias thoughi = isn ,haussnd ne laFiiy sau.e
Alss hov haps ,sHisaei uish Peter d.tegiiaui
@ cola9s STEPPED in au1 se ihrev uP tie
gsms.
Bat loiK 20 Nsthsitsu's eTttu, sunny Gland
slsu sliltsa. laat ~ the baaAs the, have
mlssad
While b. ~bo h.. Sd q some a. ai.isn, d igh-
isua.
sbsil psn,ls,.y saas - them tsti in BE ct
And .tHl - returns the arst q November
Ard Gale - The ballot The furei ntF bold.
Ihs vabile al siysn i ihey chase to re-
member
The b.cs ~ yoa counted ibs vote. ths, sere
Pallsd
The yoang candidate ss he Iuns 4 p pos.i4an
wa msTs,l samlrugy over thy skili
TIL. dred sith similar iofiy suhupu.
H. setGs froia The public his iuefe's 20 hiL
Nor shall o. Bowed q HE city iorr thee
The iall0rs watch oyer bic tsars - they start
Ciose, close b. the side of Pete sweeney bell
stt thee,
Embslued ~ the iubsupo-t shrine - BIZ.
heart
Farewell teii mins thy o,smpis 70 follow
And cross the Atlantis gate cIDss At Thy back
I,ldo ~ yanye done, sud beat en- alt hollow
a. soon a. ~ Mnshold gets Oh Of my track
Around sstall Riisten the shiniest dollars
That ever New .carporatiOn has known,
And mauy bond that the riiy comptrolers
shall sTek fof in vain when onr baggage is
gone.
Wen visit the courts and vel caii ou Ale i,
I've mst him, you zee, ia fact know him
quite veil,
Herrturnsd my salute, aud none viii suspect us
of poddllns and sucb ere W cut rhis sreat
swell.
FueHeIl, farewell antl Go,bam'- great cit,
shall ill up the chests se cleared a. oue
sphug
Directors vii weep with railroad committees
Ger the way they sere doRe BY the Boss Of
The hing
Asw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

The extreme sensitiveness Of the mann
mary functions in cows TO the influence
Of cold, fatigue, excitement, unpleasant
odors, etc, isindeed surprising. We have
been greatly interested in observing the
effect Of cold upon the milk secretion as
seen in the herd of cows upon the farm.
During the past summer, III the hot
days in July and August, the animals re-
sorted to the lake to drink, and after sak-
ing their thirst, they would wade into
the water and remain sometimes an hour
or two with the legs half immersed. This
habit il was found invariably diminished
the flow Of milk at night, and in order to
learn the extent Of the diminution careful
observations were made. 1t was asc, +.
lained that standing In the water an hour
diminished the flow TO The amount offs or
10 quarts IN a heard Of thirteen cows
The loss was 50 great that whenever the,
resorled to the water they were driven
away to the pasture again ut once. We
have learned that from simply turning the
herd into the yard upon a cold day ~
winter, and allowing them to remain ff.
teen minutes, the flow ofmilk was dimin.
shed to a serious extent. and consequent
~ the animals are not now allowed TO
leave the warm stable during the entire
winter, except for brief period upon
warm, sunsliny days Water Il brouRh,
directly from the Well into the barn, and
the drinking vessels are arranged so that
he animals have 20 move but step or
two 10 supply their wants. The nature
uf the water supply aud convcniences OF
access, are most important points In the
management of mich COWS. a draught
of ice-cold water, taken by COW IN
winter, cuts short the milk yield for the
day from one 70 two pinis Well water
drasn into vessels, aud allowed 10 stand
a lew hours covered. IL the warm barn.
has is temperature raised several degrees,
and ihis practice -honld be adopted by sll
lhrity farmers II would undoubtedly
pay well 70 slightly warm the water, bu,
this g. attended with considerable Inc0n.
ycuience where large herd. sre kept, an.
- steam apparatus q used The ln.
fuencc 81 a eoid current of air, and cold
drinking waller, upon cows 10 milk, il
not " transient nature; Il extends ior
s longer period than day Or week.
Many fine animals are ruined by careless
e1I0sutes every year, aud seIf.inieres,
aud feelings Of humanity should promp,
eos owners 70 beep dIligent ws,eh over
their welfare hnd comfort -.IosrHai oJ
Chsmlatrv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11
70 ss,,D or rar~.r..

Ia late address before the Farmers
Club OF Princeton, Massachusetts,, Dr.
Nathan Allen said that according to the
registration report Of deaths Ia Massa-
chnse!ts, published now for about thirty
years, and preserved with more accuracy
and completeness than anywhere else il
the country, the greatest longevity Is
found to obtain IN agricultural life. IN
the ten different occupations AZ given
ia these reports, the cutiyatort OF the
earth stand as a class at the head, reach
ing on an average the age Of nearly sixty
live years, while that Of the next class,
merchants, Is only about forty-nine years;
that of mechanics of all kinds, about
i0rty-eight years, and that OF shoemakers
about forty-four years. Thus there is ali
advantage Of about fifteen years on III,
side of farmers as compared with mer-
chants, aud they reach an average age bu,
little short Of three-score years aud ten al.
loted by the Psanist for human life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11
How 20 Cook a Husband.

As Mrs. Glass said of the hare, you
must first catch him. Having done so,
the mode of cooking him so as to make q
good dish Of him is as follows;
Many good husbands are spoiled in the
cooking; some women go about 1t as II
their husbands were bladders. and blow
them up; others keep them constantly IL
hot water, while others freeze them b,
conjugal codness some smother them IN
hatred, contention, and variance; and
some keep them in pickle all their lives
These women always serve them NJ
with tongue sauce. Now il cannot be
supposed that husbands will be tender
aud good If managed in this way bui
they are, on the contrary, Very delicious
when managed as follows; ~Get large
Jar, called the jar of carefulness (Which ali
good wives have on hand) place your hus-
band In IL, aud set him near the fire Of
coniuga love; let the fire be pretty hot,
especially let II be clear; above all, lel
the heat be constant; cover him over
with affection, kindness, and subjection
garnished with modest, becoming famili-
arity, and the spice of pleasantly; and il
YOU add kisses aud other confectionaries
let them be accompanied with a sufficient
portion Of secrecy, mixed with prudence
and moderation. We should advise all
good wives to try this receipt, and rea-
Iize how admirable dish husband Is
when properly cooked,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Al AtAEH
arIuhSET ANb c9USzEILaE At Law.
oau ara tts - saa stqe
asasbtsssr. tsal ysnopi
nCelos 4 MUSsos
.rIoqsEgs ASn coCs1JToEs Al LAW
aaas ~ aast Ha. Mssas3sr Vs.
s lyaIEa.
ATToHNH NHr.Ar LAW
pssl1a Hsaat Agent.
4t 81 ID lasusar af aaa temm4ssiau
&rs AFa
s eaes Ass# p HsusbatieF Vermont,
HOWARD.
& erToHsr AvD DcoUk4gIIgR ArIAw.
oasaat ns-ldsae
saay rat Famfut
yK HArgHELBEE
ArTOnsGY AND cuuS-FLtua AT Law,
SfHaKsp. Va
WArIbMaS 4 RKEp,
ArToHNrYs AND coUNsEiIoRs Az LAW.
sna salatar. 10 cbaocsty,
jamaes, yt
JulI 8 nAaER
.iiorasY ana eaanselorAt I4e, sai soaeitof in
Ca,aeog1
oifes a uelou bhies Opposite the Depot,
hst aud, Ntrmobt
4 a. HKHENwAY, N. ~,
Manchester,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
os,ee Al ga.iaenee Main street
uEo II SWIFT
D Rs TtsT,
are opposite ,he aasie Han, Manchester Vt
Tefms Cash. hss
SIS cLEM0Ss, NJ D.,
\ ]. y. EXAMINING SURGEON FOR INvALIDs
Pensions aud Pr&c,icing Physician.
n Aiso, a8ent sar wadsS4rth = lnprosed rruss.
Nlihee At tAt late residence ~ br. Geo. l.. Ames
FACTORY Point, w.
l. aosafEr. ~ D.
PHrsIcIAs A SURGEON,
Arlington. 42iy Vermont
w.. PHILLIPS, ND.
Aslinesoa. ysrmont
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
uales Il Residence.
l.. q. oAYls,
wbolo.ale and Rs,Aii Dealer Ia
zbRU0s. MEDICINES. FANCY GOODS, sc
Corner u Main 4 Uuisa streets,
Manchester. t56iyl Vermont.
n D. HARD
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Pro, Llts and Accidental
=Assal i5t vernou, MURAL Fire Insurance Co
A4ty
T. p COY,
BOOTS AND su0Es,
Boots. stationery and Jewelry
SEMINARY Ave. Manchester, yL
o. q. FELT,
MANUFACTURER or BOOTS AND SHOES
G,NcanaKa, ".
u Particular attsatiaH pg.a 8, u pairing.
c. wArEHuousE CO,
Msaufseare
IkNIr hHtRTs And DRAWERS
rseasy reiat, Vermont sly
o. A WILKINSON
pHorooRAPHERt
Fseteiy rJist Iens9nt
aamsst AHsa. il.R gh
~
l. q. GRAVES.
Lto eSsRp AUcrIoNEER
Ea.t Atiag,ou 81
~ W. sAFToRn.
Nabufaeiufcs Il
rHE cTIKBHATED MCLAUGHLIN PUMP,
Orders Faupig ti,a Eaa AFlngton VI.
LIVERY ABLE.
D.. - GUEsoN
hsucassisg Vermont
Hefss, sna c.rraae. iarsi.bsa an short po,ias
tpa - tttsatt.s tefms tzly
81 + hlLAlAAA
aeslff %
nHI GOODS GRoEERIRs,
Hatt aH8 saaes Csoskffy. As,
Aad u.AnaistfsfeF =
PALM LEAF HATs,
snyiag Bs1aule. vermont
0Eo SMITH
BEY oaoDS. GhaCEMEs. FLOUR
llarasase cshlHf Hsi. gtEs Bas Stoer,
Fant-, U4ss baa fs5mthvs
fPfHgs MssttEtasH &t
s1sfMg haait Las3apAsfft Nl
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aFf
fatrts, 80 F.zssi = "a vatd.
Avomm.s1ausa. - zee ssssts.
oosi s.sse ~
lsHH I'll rOWEks Ffopnar
HELAoS HALL,
saboa.sys aaaatan. ; D..
q sas open gl.. hose .s grssay imgrevsi
tr 81 faaad i1 ai-i eisss or4sr
Per trrBs, satfsss
aYlss y a cBowuI-
g BILLAB
ERHITr HorsE.
W..bauaa tarI PC
IsLkNp HoUsE,
- A Hovf,
Bsle-, rsll,, YIy Eenaont
rHE EQUINOX HOUSE
Feot q NJ r4u.aor
ANHeEestfft hefE4ahts
"a. oHyIs. I.rosrissos.
o7-b haa June 10 October.
NANbEBLrr's HOTEL.
asHaaastts vermont
I'm y,Urmsr rfupriss3s
sEopsn the eatirs year. a
THE Elm HOUSE,
Manchester. Vermont
CHAIIEs T oRyIs, proprletor
open from M,y 10 November g7Iy
THE LAUREL HOUSE,
CAaterskni Pals, Cst-kill Mountsius,
Itmile- yest Of the Mountain House.
atI5z l.. sCHCTT. Proprietor.
BARD WELL HoUsE
Dis Nv. cRsAToS.
Rutland, Iiilyl Vermont.
wiSDHAM COUNTY HOUSE,
Fayetteville, Vermont
q. y stosE, Proprietor,
Pheasant Rooms for summer Bosrders.
ss-rerns reasonable. 50lgi5-
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
A. Z. BArLrrr Proprietor.
Arlington, Vermont s6ly
wAsHIN TON HOTEL,
GEO. ". BAKER Proprietor,
Dorset, Vermont.
Gaod accommodations for summer bosrders
at reasonable prices -lyl5E
BROMLEY HOUSE,
BY Geo. X DAVE, Peru, Vermont.
Terms Moderate.
Nice Rooms tor summer BoArdeTs.
REFKHEscxs:
r. II. orvis, EquuoI House, Manchester, VI.
Oh. NJ. Il. oolburn, Factory Point VI.
46iyl51
OLD DoAINY HOUSE,
Fire Islaaa,
STEPHEN z. CoNKLIE, Proprie tor
Splendid Accommodations for Families. F.ne
BtaeiHg sea Air. oood sailiuE, Fishing, Gun
mug Odean aud Stili Bathing, etc.
ss~Four Trains Daily from New York by souih
side Railroad. 4ly15,
j. SDoE,
DEALEH ~
Ready-Made Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' sDa ucnts, Misses and Cuildren-, OF all
ssyiss AID qualities aud different manuf.el ure.
Az work warranted. aud made good Also
Rubber oots, Over Coats, Over hoes.
Asiet Vermont
\. B. The --latest styles boots made to order,
2itflI
L $4,000 Envelopes,
=. the JouRSAL ofiee for sale cheap. Every va.
rety o. business envelopes 81
WILLIAM PATTON,
Nos. ID, 100. lo2 Main Street,
Springfield, Massachusetts,,
Importer and Jobbsr Of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
Ctncka, rerfamafies. Breach loading and all kinds
oi hl0s Fgstuls, AunHpttioa Aud ftsh lAcke,
al orders siil meet with prompt attention.
4sI, 2i0x
WILLIAM NORRIS.
PAINTER, aRAINEE AND
Paper Hanger,
Orders zen At 4 rerEtu's store will receive
prumpt stteutian.
Manehsstsr Sept, ~ 1874. islyi5a
DAVID ARNOLD,
Dealer 10
Dry Goods Clothing Groceries Provisions,
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