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The Old Canoe,


Tho following line verses appeared anonN-
mou>lN some wears ago in 4 paper at Little
Rock. Arkansas, The writer could have we'll
aanrl1d 7" @iNe his or her name with 1t.
Whpr. tn. rocks are gray and the shore i steep.
Aid the waters below lock dark and deep.
Where tllc ragged pine. in it, lonely pride,
i.-u> eoomily over the murky tide:
Whcre ibr reeds ami the ru>he> are long and
riu>,
Aud lht W,cet> grow thicl> on the winding bank,
Nhr' th -lGloW i heavy The whole day
through
Iucr. lio~ ut H. uioorins, the old canoe.
r0n useless paddles arc idly dropped.
i-lhc q ~ea-bil.i>'- wings that the storm has
lonprd,
\nll crossed GA the railing. one o'er one.
Like the folded hand, when the work i done;
" lille U,iIy barl, and forth between
The spider stretches his >ilNcrN screen,
Nnd tine solemn owl, with his dull ''too-hoo,''
~,rte~ down on tn, side of the old canoe.
lhy ~tc..n half sunk in the Shiny wave.
RIOS. slowly AWAY in il LIKING grave.
And tine green moss clrop- DER IFS dull decay.
Hiding IT, muuld. ring dust away
t.i>, the hand that plants DER the tomb a flower.
ga tir ivy that mantlc~ he falling towers
While many blossom of loVelic>t hue
prius~ up o'or the stern of the old canoe.
IN, rnrr,nth-~ waters are dead and still
Bat thc light Wind plays With the boat Al Will,
Anj lazily in and out again
It floats the length of the rusty chain.
ike the weary march of the hands of time.
hat meet and part at the noonlde chime,
kni tho shore is kissed 1T each turning anew
H> The tripping bow of The Old canoe
Gin, many Il Time. with careless hand.
have pushed it away from the pcbbly strand
AM padded il down where the stream runs
VGick.
Where the Whrl- ;ut Wild and the e,lie- ar,
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Powder in His Pocket.
From the Reese River (Col.) Reveille.

From the Reese River (Col.) Reveile.
A festive youth, who performs his daily
avocation in the mines of Lander Hill,
thought he would take home Il little blast
ing powder the other dry; it might come
handy to split an obstinate log he had at
home. When he started for his humble
cabin in the evening he wrapped a few
ounces carefully in several thicknesses Of
paper and placed it in his pocket When
he got home he got to thinking how long
it would be before he was likely to get
crushing; and then he thought what a
nice perfume that handkerchief extract
that he bought last Saturday night had,
and he said within himself that miners
life was hard and uncertain Then he
thought he ought to call on that Smithers
girl tonight. He thought OF everything
but that powder in the pocket Of his coat.
After supper he concluded to drop i'll
and see that Smithers girl lie got his
necktie in proper shape; his handkerchief
was perfumed like unto anew blown rose;
one oiled lock hung gracefully down on
his forehead and he started for the domi-
Gle of his sweetness This young man is
| coloring a meerschaum, but his girl de-
tests the horrid smoke; SO when he got to
the door he knocked the bowl Of the nicer
schaum on his manly heel and put it in
his pocket. OF course he didn't intend to
put it in the same pocket with the powder
His affinity met him at the door with Il
sweet smile on her beauteOus countenance,
welcomed him to her paternal mansion,
and invited him into the parlor and to Il
seat on the sofa They were engaged in
conversation He asked her if it wasn't Il
beautiful evening, and then she inquired
how he liked the dress Miss Brown wore
at church last Sunday. He said he didn't
like it bit, and she remarked that Miss
Brown was stuck up thing anyhow; and
all this time the pipe was insdiously burn
ing its way through that paper; he agreed
that Miss Brown was somewhat stuck up
and said may be we'd strike it pretty soon
and then you'd see who'd wear plug hats
She told him she thought plug hats Sc
becoming, and then he was going to tel
her he adored her; that she was the dar
ling of bis soul, and that all his happineS,
was conferred in her No. Z boots. But he
was interrupted. He arose from the floor
and inquired if the lightning had strucl
ANYBODY else, and remarked something
about the Virginia explosion being a warn
ing to people not to keep nitro-glycerin'
in their houses. Then he took off hi
coat. He said it was an old coat, and h,
didn't want it no how. His girls tathe
suggested that this wasn't Fourth Of July
and if he wanted to set off fire works h
ought to 60 up on the hill and doit, The
the young man said it was getting lat
and he guessed he'd go home. and sue
gested that he would send a man roun
tomorrow to fix the sofa. He says nov
that tlaXseed amt worth a curse for
poultce and he amt going to call on tina
Smithers gal any more; she's most to
high toned, and thinks herself too goo
for miner, anyhow.
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A certain marbledealer, residing not u
hundred miles from this village, says the
Montpelier journal, recently received an
invoice of gravestones upon some of
which were inscribed touching sentiments
Of sympathy and eulogy ready made for
the fortunate person whose tomb they
were intended to designate. Among them
was one with an index finger pointing
heavenward, and under it the motto, mo
graves there One evening the dealer
received an order for gravestone the
style and decoration of which were left
pretty much to his own Judgment the
price only being fixed. AS he had to leave
the city the next morning, he hurriedly
selected the one bearing the above motto.
The indignation Of the surviving relatives
of Mr.. Graves, for whose cemetery lot this
stone was intended, when it was received,
can be better imagined than described.
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Humors of the Directory.

ksuIslOrs OF the directory.
1t l. prrSWMubc that people in general
conceive il 10 he quite rs difficult to get
mlthn% ot Il hdirrous nature out of a
,DrccturN. a, ii would be to extract sugar
from mullen stalks; but il is possible to
du both We Will proceed to verify the
iulanrr assertion, and are quite willing
that some one elise should experiment up
uu lit batter.
in the Portland City Directory tor 1913.
ua, be found many odd and curious mdi-
sidlml names. and we may, with Shaks-
prarp. we'll inquire. '.What's in u name ?"
Ne herewith submit Il collection Of pa
lrm1mirs carefully collated from our Iii
rrct1ry. trusting that the perUsal thereof
MAY tend to mitigate the trials and tribu-
lti,u~ ot suffering humanity, peculiar to
tlc dog-dAy season.
The various trades and callings are
.uitc tuIlN represented therein, by names
I'D individuals, to wit: u Bakers and |
Htkrlnan. s Chambers. 20 Dyers. 80 Saw
3rr,. ! Mixer. skinner y Turner's, u
trooA~. ii Mariners. >addler, Weaver.
e.; NilIer@. 3 Brewers. 4 Farmers, - Ma
suns. : Shepherds, BARRIERS, ! Tinker. ,
Braliers, 3 Glaziers, ; Tanners, lo5 smiths
Merchant, 9 Fishers, , Cutters Mar
-laIi~ l5 Buffers, y Porrers, | Wheel
wright ls~atrr, , Carvers. Potters, )
t,.,rttrr. : Curi.icr, / Collier and )
l'-[,..
rL.r VIZ. L,vn many citizens whose
,,..,,',.. ,..,.r,..nond ia THOSE of birds ami
.u.I- .t,. a, tor instance. 4 Birds and
Bowie with Wings; ) Cranes, | Drake,
y Swans. Wren, II Hawkes., Eagles,
Ir.t)ip1 IL Martin. 4 Snarrows / Rob
I.. p.rfriIor~ \ Parrots. and fine
,n,tb,I,ri.aI P6rnix 4 lambs and ;
. NV WIFI Hurl IInt lind
I.,,1 Pal,
r,,n....ntinr the domains of Nature
h,..1t Ei9l1. > Ua.ths > IJ;obt, 9o
uiu- park. 9 Lanes, J Lakes. } SPRINGS.
pr..j.l XII pnnI.
,,,,.itn ,ti:g 0 tho r.n,;.itas of hus,.
,1 n,,.i1hi,'9, c,.,,l,,l,nit,. tL.,.n aro. !;
l.nl5. ~ lliii1 i nnms :, 5'hurnhos ana
L''Ii T.nn,ln Al Ia7ls C,ctln and
'',,, ,l..,,,ant.i q Ra1ns y Sheds ! Home.
-..J ! pIarn Walls } Chambers md
-.,,,,f. IVAN. < (,,rs ! Gates , Rridoes
lI.La1.t Haven ! R,iors and \ Hills
p,,,l,lr. and Salrs
H.. find Iiknw,.n tbn folloviuo named
d,,,,...ti,. o,.,;rl,... Hon, rotfnn Kn,,,
>.ia.,f n,.,n CInya, Nee pvc Dntr and
rnnIIrntL
rhnr, are Woods Burrs. Bush and Fur-
,u.b Hir,b and Oalcs
There are some fnrlorn couplcs without
,..t,rr Chick or Child. :" but the directory
l,.I,,,tl, tjo.n in i,nmodiotn ;nv4ano,itirn
~,.r,,..t;,.n Of o,,ri,.ultura md borticnl-
t,.,. n. b.,ya. E1nnm Klossnm Rover
na,J.n CI,n, Graves I INV Moss Po.n
1L,1,, and Weed
H. Iisrn,4 r in tho work under copsid-
..,at;nn E;,nit,, Int MO ati;nit1,. i En,uI,
and s,',.,.,I En,yIn,.. Cros. md NooLr
,,,,5... Nan Ono Cros,mon Inf ~, n,.s,
,.n,,an Ihann,, pn,tlanIN hnt thar, i
iIuu.,,, y Hlar,.l and parrs. G',t n,d
n, III, Fills and I1a,,,,a,.. C" ''li,l
and ; Iayle.,. , Hnnnlicts and NO h o,t
In,.. 4 tuu4l Vir~in and 4 DarlinmS.
p,i,,,. and , Best. Rcssv Grace Uannah
and I.t,.y. ! Redman and Sayapr Inf NO
Wn,tnr. : Common > t,unns andG snaars
, Ga., -,JI;s Gnnrl. * DAY. md T.,
Weeks. who j. Flucnt :; Iooncv and
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Whittier !

NDnhrr drpar the souls of The brave that die
IA The battle.
D,c in the lost fight. for thu, cause that parishes
with them?
Ar,. lhel lnbolne from the held on tho >lumher-
ou> pini"n> of angels
/ isto ttl-oh' home. Where the Weary rest from
ihcir Tabor.
Nud fine deep wounds arr healed, nlll the Bit
len and burning moisture
Wiped from The generous eye:
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One may live as a conqueror, or king,
or a magistrate, but must die man. The
bed of death brings every human being to
his pure individuality, to the intense con-
temptation of that deepest and most
solemn of all relations, the relation be-
tween the creature and his Creator.
Webster
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The Human Locomotive should be carefully
engineered, otherwise it may run off the track OF life
at any moment To keep its delicate internal ma
chinery in perfect TRIM to put in good working
condition when Of orderis the peculiar province OF
The thoroughness with which it cletnses, without
irritating the bowels, the tone and yigor which ii
imparts to the stomach, its appetizing its cooling,
refreshing operations in fever the relief it affords in
headache its anti bilious properties, and its superior
merits as general corrective, justify the assertion
that it is, beyond all comparison, the most valuable
family medicine of the age
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GIVEN AWAY. A be-

old and experienced canvassers. Those celebrated
steellin Engravings, viz-"Coles Toyage Of Life,"
FoUK beautiful pictures, representing Gni3" 3D.
for the first time. Price reduced to suit
the masses nothing like it offered to the Amer
lean public. Extraordinary terms and Inducements
~ Full particulars free. Address b. Il. RUsSELI
Publisher, 30 Cornhill, Boston.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUME

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON SUM 7IO N
which can be cured BY y
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sci
dom fails to effect u speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistm's
Balsam does not dry UP Il
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but ii
loosens and clcanscs the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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A FORTUNE.-How? BY specializing in stocks
IA and gold Capital, $40 to 500; will pay SIC
to $1,000 month. Full explanation sent free. W.
ST., New York Box 22s2
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Agents Wanted for the New Book,
Epidemic & Contagious Diseases

with the newest and best treatment for all cases.
The only thorough work of the kind in the world.
Embraces Small Pox, Yellow Fever, Cholera
and analogous diseases. No Family Safe Without 1t,
and all buy it, Has II chromaic Illustrations. The
biggest chance of the for agents. Address H.
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$1,5OO,OOO.
divided into l2,oo0 cash gifts VIII be distributed b
lot among the ticket holders.

TOTAL, E:Noo GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting TO 2l,5o0,oOo
The distribution will be positive whether I'LL the
tickets sold or not and the 1000 gifts all paid III
1l.1.. il ,1D1t tinl... INN
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Paw Your Taxes for 1873.

A Ii PERSONS wishing to pay their taxes on or
"A before the 10Th day of August and receive the
five per cent. discount can do 50 by calling at
the Assessors Office, the store of Cakes Angler
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons between
and O'Clock, of each week
DANIEL J.. PITCHER,
Belfast, July S, le13. Collector of Taxes.
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THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,

Agent Publ libr. Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
+Nn Public Library Building, Louisville, kN
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ARLINGTON

The Arlington peg shop made ou the
18th inst. 1855 Bbl-. 81 Shoe pegs. one
set ofNiechiuery turning ont Io1 Bhls.
The ,awieg for tai. tctt being dome 10y
Mr.. G.. IL. Jenkins. This is the largest
da,'s work ever done by thi. establish
meut.
The Ea.t Arlington Cornct Band
gave q ooacert Al the Methodist Chapel
on THURSDAY csc itst. They were assist
ed by ! vocal club. consisting Of Nj and
Mrs. {. 6. Hard. Mrs Roger. and Geo.
SNtofd. The attendance was good and
The performance very eat daetory. Tie
baDl shogs a marked improvement uu
ter thc tuition ri Prof Wale- 81 NORTH
Bennington.
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The wind prevailed with greater Sc
FeIity oH Sunday than has been known
EF years. There was lale storm, which
wAs pronounced 81 tie yerBal equinox
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FARM FOR SALE Situated about
one mile north Of Clarksyile in Landgrove,
Vt. said farm contains about $50 acres Of good
land, we'll watered, running water to house and
barn, 4 portion Of the moving lands are inter
vale. The land is easy OF tillage, with suitable
buildings, H sugar orchard with 300 trees and
sugar house, The farm il pleasantlg situated
on the road from Weston to Peru. It will be sold
at bargain, For further information inquire Of
the proprietor on the promises.
ISAAC DAVIS. Jr,
Ltudgruye, Vt, Jau. 20, 1873. 3jlGm9
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tai e uv aak 81 groceries Asl
ssl 30 Hf desk Nrs naaaraa
a afraHk was 4.el ata
tal carried from place te
and stared .a ts streeta long UHe ha.
uas EHsf recovered wlh lHe moncs
ne 6n took fsm q teruea.
a
HauGAN.
-Dar sag hss asarIf played
aut. taf 81 sc have BAD laa days Of cup.
erlae Slipping ve ale n7t disposed Go
gremae
New maple .agsr bas inside Hs sr-
pesrauee. 80 eaals per louud-aH.E.
Tie sgflus term 81 tac New lamp.
taH lu.gtuie, opened au the ESQ .aa 81
scholars lea attendance.
Mr. c. %. rarBsworgh, ha- opepcj q
furniture store Iu uae bal4lHg formerly
used ug d. j. Farnsworth. s. q dry
gaods tore.
The Baptist Church have purchased
go organ Of the Esgy 90. of Bralaebor'
which c1sl se10.
The Social Circle held au exhibition
ut tla Institute Hall, on thc evening OF
che 1th lusL. as which they nelted Sla.
-Our town has only consumed, $3.50
al the Liquor Agency. aot qajle SO bad
as Chester, $500
The lumbermcn have enjoyed a rest
this winter, lbc numb~ Of log, Ia lha
miIl Yards being smsH. as compared with
other wears,
~E9NpEuLE.
Fine sleighlug with about five and
a half feet of NOW
There Wa. a festival az the Town
Hail Thur.day evening OF Inst week for
the purpose of raising money for the use
Of the church. A good concert was Civ
en- b., fine youuu ucople which gave first
rate satisfaction. One Of the best things
of the evening was a recitation by Miss
Emma Graham, which was immensely
applaudcd by the house.
Tn" boNo'
We have received two commnniea-
hons IA relation t" a false marriage no
uee which appeared ~ the JOURNAL last
"''H -" "'''1 was p''' MAIN" ~
~Do""F''.', ANU 'i' '"' "pl'''''"'' -, o'
,"a u ~
H. fn., aosor,. pm. aro liahio IN ho
, a,. ht. hnt mn,
n,o ~. ",., u.., ,ar, fan. ,o,so,.
49,,
IN 40 4,
ing" "'"'' p'''"'"
-oho" settles Slowly
"A very quiet town meeting.
A beautiful st. Patrick's day.
-.Iudoe shancr's widow has been In
town, on her way to Wilmington.
Mr. Knox Bullock. a prominent man
of GniIford. committed suicidc ON
Thursday the 9Th.
A Masonic dance at the Brooks
House last Monday evening, music by a
Lowell band.
-Apotber Praise meeting was held At
the Congregational Church on Sunday
evening the Oh.
-Nondoy evening. the oath. another
dance ot tbe Brook's Uouse. mnsic
BROOKS. Owen & Cartons band OF
Lowell.
We are all sorry to lose Alonzo y.
Inoram from the Towushend route. who
will hereafter carry mails from Gasset'.
Ia Sprino6eld. VI.
r-,., Co Lo,a .oa. cana of,ho;,
"a uo oyhihi,iou at Wanna and
il is said Mr.. Fuller and wife accompany
them.
-Tbc Old Folks Concert repeafed at
the Town Hall on last Thursday evening.
WINS = snccess financially. and satisfactory
tn all nresopt.
Tho Catholic Priest Father 81 Onoe
goyo = lcctnre At the Town Han. ON 81.
pa,riek,s Day. the subicct was. His life
omong tbe Snake Indians.
HI p.o,hou. o.. h,i,, ,ho
80 w1S,hII p ~
- ,h..m 49, Con"oatan,
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fasl 80 ftat hr raa aazk SIS bead
bad tfsts w1laaf hay.ag te G.Hs
M aar d fEtaaas SIT suafa'e
nm De- BE a o]era.uiy d let'eg sab e,
Er He state rHsaa fasa faf aat other
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are that ee aaa qaaftcF ma-
sr agog rise bonds a1 thr Aea YORK
Bafsaa aaE u.airesf u5araaa hara bars
satsasaI at tua fer cent premium
Tie uaf.em Extension belongs Go stls
ae. aa laal HalIa of lHa good fortune
ae.aass ta n THls Iassks Hhc busHess
Ga maan. aa aaFlf completion of tae
through Hae 90 New York h masas
mora tfaIa apa faster ones D. Indicates
better faflIHdes far mofIns freight it
mraas laa 5eveIogsmeut Of agriculture.
aar marble. our lumber and cor summer
business. ID means tlst tbc day is not
Gar distant when at shall be oa lhe best
through route from New YorR go Mon
t5a9l
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All Hasttlr4 haegaBts are sssaue3 bg me
tad : sssusnssi i required 9H - before lsh
iastzlt
Yours repeatedly
40HA T. BEACH
Factory Point, March g is7g 4ltyt5gE
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give iaues that { sm 70 femaiu AZ tie Cd
-t4u3. and tbass wha squire aay thing 10 tBs
cafrnge las sAi haa mas Al nay poet ready 70
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CHATHAM VILLAGE, y. y

Considerable amusement is being
caused is this vicinity by a report in cir
culation Of n conspiracy to murder presi-
dent Grant, connecting the name of the
Hon. Hugh Mcclellan Of this place. The
report first appeared in the Troy Press,
which they claim was received from their
regular correspondent at Washington.
Il appears that on the first day Of March,
a young mat from Hoosick, y. y, regis
tered at one OF the already crowded hotels
Of Washington, and Immediately sought
au interview with the President, but was
refused admission. Amer several uusuc-
ccssful attempts he gained admission to
the white House, and rclated to tIc Pres.
idcnt thu following story; He stated
that he was "a witness ou the Stokes trial
hast whallr is New lerk, aud had -oom-
at ilte Grand Central ~liatcI, llai while
in bic rooms one day, be overheard a
conversation between number Of meu
who Wetc having p.au> 30 assas.iuale
President Grant on Inauguration Day,
that BE- watched them, following from
place to plaec, fuafiy Masking the dis,
cUycry lIai fhe leader In the conspiracy
wa. d matt from Chatham, Columbia Go.
\. y, "a most desperate character,
named llngh Mcclellan. WHO bad Tor
merry held government office and beer
removed b. the President, and bad beef
beard 10 say thai he would haze Grant,
H@ The President beard Bis story and
sent Tor she chief Of police, who soor
discovered that this lesperate character
was au able lawyer, au a. surrogate au.
a highly respected eiuzel Of COlum.
bis Co. that De never held Office under
Graut aud that the whole thing Wa d
Hoax Where is the jokef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20

tai e casre aazk of groceries and
Base1 B BE desk Nfs noaaraa
B airaHk u vas llel atsh
tal carried from place Is ~
ard saFeI sa gg street d faHg UHe hai
uu Eaaf recovered with tae mopaF
me bn took fsm q kerosene
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20

DE. WisrAR'E BAtsAH or WlLp CmRRY is "a
combination aud Il form indeed" for healing aud
curing diseases Of the tlIoa lungs and chest.
It cures a cough by l0osemng aud cleansing the
lungs, aud allaying irritation, thus reHDrjHy he
cause, intsead OF drying up the cough and lcay-
ing the disease behind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20

We have received two communica-
lions ia relation to a false marriage no
tice which appeared in the JorRNAL last
week. The notice was post marked at
BondviIIe, and had the appearance Of be-
ing all right but it turned out 10 have
been false and its author should receive
his just deserts. Papers are liable TO be
imposed upon in This way bat are not
often from the fact that very few persons
out Of the penctentiary are mean enough
TO do il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20

MIR. Edgar Kent. Of 81. Lawrence
Co, n. Y, lson of Austin Kenn is at
present visiting with relatives in this Vi
ciuity,
The photograph artists, Morehouse
and Rabbit, who have taken up a tenn
porary residence in our village, seem to
be- doing a good business, and giving
general satisfaction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-20

Sore Scalp, Diseased Scalp, Scalp humots etc,
Use EeaHs'e PAIN. Killing Magic oil.