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NLOSING S1A L e {.

NLOSIN SALE.
The bslanss Of STOCK remaining in Mr. N. II.
Porter's store, No. 23s King street, consisting OF
TEAS, Sugar, Coffee, Wines and Liquors, STARCH
Soaps, Olgars Canned Meats, Canned Fruits,
&C., will BE- dspoaed of at further reduced prlces'
for cash only. commencing this day. Goods de-
lyered as usual. A. P. CALDWELL,
isn2omw2 Assignee.
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Rotels
A IKEN HOTEL, AIKEN, SOUTH CARO-
~ LIMA,

Having recently purchased thoroughly owe r..
hauled and redtted The above Hotel we respe CT.
fully announce to our friends and the public t nat
we are now ready to receive and entertain gu ests
In lrst.class style. BAILEY d PEGG,
noV80-2mos ProprieH ors.
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A WOMAN COOK WELL RECON-
n MENDED. Apply at No. Al East Bay.
ian22-l%
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furniture, &r.
T,IRST.CLASS FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
M1LL1NGs FURNITURE STORE

No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
ia the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNll URE Of the latest and most elegant de.
signs aI prices to suit the times. This establish
ment has just received large supply Of superior
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Sets In OAK,
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture.
SUPERB BURIAL CAsKETS A SPECIALITY
Gail and examine the stock and prices.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. 444 KING STREET.
dec18-3mosp&o
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Muniripal Notices.

NFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAISER.
" CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, q. O.. JAN.
UARY q lS7S.-NOTIJE.-This ONCE will be
opened from this date and remain open until the
Goth inHtant, for Issuing Of Licenses for the year
1873. WIN. b. EASTERBY,
lan2.16 City Appraiser.
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|CoAL' coAI' ooAI'
COAL Of all kinds and sizes, for Crates, Ranges,
Steamers aAd foundres. For sale BY
E. F. SWEEGAN, Agent,
jsn19-s Central Wharf.
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yKTANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED COLORED
w man as house servant Must be well re-
commended. Apply at NEWS office. 1an2l.SE
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OFFICE OF CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
" COMPANY, January %, 1S73.-The Annual
meeting OF the stockholders or this Company VIII
OF the Planters and Mechanics Bank, East hay,
at l2 o'clock NJ, when q statement OF the a1airs
OF the Company will be submitted, and an elec-
tion held Tor President and eignt Directors 10
sel We for the ensuing year. W.. HERI0r,
ian22 secretary and Treasurer.
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ENORTY HEAD OF MULES ARRIT TED
IL to day at Planters' and Drovers' Ste!ule on
Queen street, near the Bay, between Church and
81 ate streets. Also eighty head OF cheap hORSES.
. janl7.5+ B. O. kirk d CO.
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tilfetings.

A TTENTION ! NATIONAL ZOUAVES.
~ Attend Regular Meeting and Drill THIS
kYENlNa, at half-psst O'Clock, at Pythlan Hall.
Committee on Anniversary Celebration Will come
prepared to report. Attend promptly:
i,t 20 B., VOIuT, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w CHARITABLE A,S0OIATION.-Th
Monthly Meeting OF the Association Will De neia
THIS Evening, AZ 7 O'Clock, at Rine Club Hall,
over Wilson'S Store, King street, between Went
worth and society streets.
D. B. GILLILAND,
isn22 Secretary and Treasurer.
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XKIANTED, A FIRSTRATE MEAT AND
w BREAD COOK, who can bring good re.
commendations OF character and ability. Also, a
Boy to assist ID the house. Apply at northwest
corner OF Montague and Gadsden streets.
ian2u.3
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LYOR RENT, THE TWO LARGE BALLS
IL on second and third stories OF Building.
south west corner OF Meeting and Market Streets
Apply 10 THE0DOa aE ST0NEY, Southern Wharf.
jan2thm
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM.
Il MG'IOUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re-.
'ntly coupled as the Publication ONCE OF THE
rs, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the Oflce of
THB NEWS NO. IL Broad street.. 8ep28. q.
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND OOMMO.
i DlOUS three story Residence, No. 7 King
street, containing square rooms and necessary
outbuildlngs. goou clstern on the premises.
Inquire at M. 9 King street. jams fmw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07

A GOOD DINNER OK MONDAY.
u lNirgils Condensed soap. Multum
n pagyo,
This Soap j. made on principles hither-
20 unknown 10 chemistry. Being literally
IA CONDENS I'D SOAP, with more than
FIVE TIMES THE CLEANSING PRO.
pERTlE~ Of any other product.
II contains No ACIDS. NO SAL. or
.CAUSTlC SODA: and we guarantee
that for all cleansing purposes is equal is
not made
Tw it for an effects, aud We agree TO
Forfeit q WHEELER a. WILSON SEW
ING MACHINE to any honest woman
who will say that il is not far superior TO
any other Soap to be had, and all that We
claim for &c.
Il puriles an fabrics without tic week
Ia wear OF the washing machine and
scrubbDg board, and the finest laces are
by it restored 10 cleanliness without in
jury.
II saves thrce-fourths Of the labor Of
washing.
Garments cleaned By it will wear much
longer than when subjected to weekly
rubbing.
They are CLEANER and WHITTIER
than can otherwise be made.
Woolens come out soft and light as
new.
Washings may be dried in doors with
out streaking.
For the Laundry, as well as the cleans
! ing Of Milk Cans and other Tins, Greasy
Dishes, Paints, Glass, &c, il is unequall-
ed, and has well earned the title of "THE
HOUSEWIVES BLESSING
IL quickly removes yarnish, bronze,
| printers ink, and ether stains from tae
hands or clothing, and is an excellent
/ Toilet Soap.
/ 1t contains superior cleansing proper
/ ties in a clarified and condensed form,
and is absolutely free from Barytie, Slick,
Terre Alba, aud the cheap resinous and
/ fatty matters that torn so large a portion
/ Of ordinary Soaps.
Manufactured by the Virgil Condensed
Soap Company, GO Harrison Avenue,
| Boston, Mass. Sold by T.. Perkins, Man
chester; Robert Ames, Factory Point
q. NJ. Sykes, Dorset, dealers in choice
/ family groceries, etc. LOW
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sHhH feAF AWAA A#s f#fa8
sae Aaalf sae bl. Ga lae market tat
i slfF5a ere q tuakt n3 smoke 81
Keep mes.ag
EfEalar meeting of the Fhiama5c
Ass8r.stl1n, Friday eve. tbs week lm-
p9usul matters arc also e. Be Investigated
Governing tbc laliug of this corner etoae
sar iae eIty caurrh. Come oui friends
apd slshbau aud express your opinion
9a s.publ5 enterprise!
! IA party Of ladies add gentlemen from
Bennington and Woodiogd, "oan5iF'
among The number enjoyed en- excursion
to Glastonbury, Moudag, More about il
next week.
+ Amusement ere brisk. Thirty min.
u,cs ia lho time required to organize a
picnic, Rev Mr. Moody accompanied
f by about twenty-five q oar citizens Ell
Joyel right good excursion over The
"p!uo VALLEY r, H." 90 Francis Gleasoa's
steam min few days since. saeb rides
through pine forests are inyigorating,
NFs.
Miss Eliza n. CLARK, formerly super
iutendeuuoss Of schools at Bennington,
pow preccplrcss Of lbe Troy High School
enjoyed a vacation Of one week with the
Misses Park, recently.
WEST LEBANON, N. r.
o. Finch is again carrying the mail.
Il span OF horses owned by the Hon.
5. J. TiIden Of New York, are seen on
the flats almost daily, and Ills claimed
/ that they can show 20 together.
About seven hundred cords ofwood
belonging to the Railroad Co. has been
sold to G. II. Brown, who will manufac-
ture charcoal from it aud ship to their
iron works at Beekmau.
LEBANON SPRINGS, NY.
We notice quite an Improvement in
the platform at the depot.
Shaker meetings are the attraction
on Sundays,
Nearly three hundred guests at Co.
lumbia Hall
Who discovered the mammoth cave
near Columbia Hall?
The grist mill at NewLcbanon Center
owned by Joseph Adams, was broken in
to one night last week, and robbed o.
six barrels of -four and twenty bushels Of
corn. No clue has yet been obtained o.
the burglars.
BRAINARDs, NY.
The new store of Ames & Kellogg i,
nearly completed. Although they were
among the heavy losers by the failure o
the Chatham bank it had not hindcrej
them from filing their store with new
goods Those who believe in buying
where they can get goods the cheapest
will do well to call on them, near thc
depot,
CHATHAM VILLAGE, MY.
The new blast furnace has co nmcnceC
operation.
What has become of the proposed
national bank. The inhabitants Of Chat
E ham and vicinity feel the loss Of the banl
as we'll as their money,
Twenty per cent is now offered io
claims against Woodbridge u Co., bank
rupts, the circulars giving notice of
meeting of creditors and list of creditor
with the amount of their claims has beer
printed, but found TO be so incorrect tina
new ones are to be issued soon. Mucl
dissatisfaction is expressed at the name
in which the matter is being conducted
, Some who are acquainted with the con
dition of a large portion of the asset
think that the creditors will have +
"cipher" In order to have the lawy en-
and receiver well paid.
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MANCHESTER,

-. y. Gray, Of Fort Worth, Texas,
son Of A. J. Gray, Of this place, is at
homo on visit.
lIcrudon's Troupe is advertised for
Rutland, we hope they viii make Man
chester q visit
bradley & Blaekmer advertise lum-
bcr aud shingles enough TO make "A
moderate sized village. They will sell it
cheap.
Munsou has some very good horses
and carriages Ia his livery stable, and
they seem 70 be well patroniacd by our
summer guests.
There will be services at St. Johns
Church Sunday, 1t Is expected that Rev.
Mr. shinn Of Troy viii oflicato.
Repairs are going on at Burr s Bur
ton Seminary and Il win be put In good
condition for the opening Of the fan
term, Aug. goth.
Letters remaining in The post Office
at Manchester, Aug, 9Th, 1873: J. II.
suckncy, G. W. Stanley, l.. 5. Rogers,
Luke Mann, James CLARK ., Henry Clark,
O. u. Belle, +. Brockwsy, Geo, W, Dol
ton Joseph Young, Orlando G. Tbomp.
son; Mrs. ElizA Spike ?, Mrs. Hattie
TeasAale, Miss Mary Murphy.
WIS.,. u. BuRroS, +, NJ.
Tho contrast between a fueresidcncc
with q clean lawn bi front, and one with
struggling, bomeiy fence, Is 30 great
that we wonder even our grandmothers
don't se, mp thcig authority aud order
them removed 1t once. But our grand
mothers, alas! they haven't The energy
theg once bad when shingles aud tlilugs
came ofIeuer 10 play
Oar tax collector has a pleasant little
story 10 tell In our advertising columns
to-day Amer paying the printer, We
hope every Quo will have enough money
len to make a deposit with the tax coIlec.
tor
We are glad to welcome II. 4. llurl-
10, and Isaac y Phelps, o. New York.
vho arrived al the Equinox House last
week Being men Of large wealth they
aic noted for like measure Of libeaHiy,
% which Manchester has received sub.
siAnlAl tokens, and Manchester people
viii oauiiuue 10 extend % them a cordial
welcome whenever they visit our bcanti
inl village Judge skinner, who hai
often snd literally remembered us, 81 ex
pested With rs family tonight.
Mr. G n. PIKE, thc promising auisu
81 Rudaud and the papil Of Ward
las, week hrooghl 70 lbe Equinox Eous,
two aus basts sealp,urei from Vernon
na,blg, ouc representing ile Morning
81 i4sc, s. described Ia HeW poem B,
Mr. Julia c Il Dorr, and the othcI
.Roses sud l.lliles The sentiment an,
lhe execution, a. well - tie malefiA
from which these works 9f.art were rad
ooall hol Be improved They ioanl
Qalea sale " Il Raynef ESD q Nce
Nogk seeufias the former ana } 1
Bakley Ess Of New York ihe o,her
A saraiega papaf ssfs thai kqalapl
MoaHtaiu has cave, which. when 4 I
iallg explored = expected 20 eanle 90
somewhere "a use stale ot New lagk
NJ dgnbl NsW lcFk weud lke p.eo
e u. ha. ths este 5 go egt own Sal
don't gAteaa thas WAY Maen We Ga.
caves running dawu .aio New York du
meuiioa of i!sg lsel vi. q made.
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IoTAI.. q ..9 oIrTs. AL cash.

TOTAL 1860 GIFTS. ALL CASH,
nH4HHtAs - t-s si'5oo 900
The distribution wil Be positive, SHELTER al
the tickets Are sold o. not, aud the ~ 90 gifts
al pad % proportion t8 The tickets cold all MT
sold tickets being destroyed, ~ Al tbs First hnd
s6cpad Concerts, aud not represented 10 the
dIaH4lg.
PRICE on TICKETS
Whoie tickets 80, Haives as. Teuths o. each
Coap0n, g.. Eleven Mhuil Nessis igr 500, Zls
Ttkets far q co. lia Whole Tickets ~ 81 coo.
22i ahaie uehets far flUmA, Ne discount On
less tAaa sJlQ worth u tickets Al tnse
The unparalleled suaeess u the third GAIA Coz.
eeFt sell a. tbs rntlsinctsgu given ID The lret
and second, malice il aply ne6sssAry = announce
che fourth - insure tho pf9upi s2ls q every
ueEet The Fgurth Oh Gan1srt all be con-
aEtlta b 81 a- details AEe lie thlF1 aud fall
puft.eaar, uay ba leKrut1 fr1Hl ciroulArs uhlch
all BE seai free FROM thls af5s . Al ahg apply
sf tEtl
IsEeas n0a ready ~ sLls. AL IS. 5rasfs a..
HgaGe4 b tae m8uay pr1mptly aasl IlbeF.
s. terms given b those NLo bgg = sell again.
TR0s bEA9LETTE
I AZ. Pub slAoF * j.. &nG Manager Gift Concert
I lis PHbi8e i4brafy Euil3ine Leu.s3l ile, AS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication of Adoniram
Lodge F. & A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, August 7th, 1873.
L. i. WYbIAN, W. NJ.
Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, X. A. NJ.
Next regular convocation on Wednesday even
ing August 18th, at ~ O'Clock.
j. H. sIhONDS, II. p.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. ~, g.. A. H.,
Meets at the Coiburn House Hall, Factory Point,
on the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
D. X. sIAIONDS, Commander.
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10 cure Cough, TO relieve all Invitations OF
the throat, to restore perfect soundness and
health to the most delicate organizations of the
human frame the Lunge use DR.. Wistsr's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, which Is still prepared with
the same care in the selection and compromising
OF its yarioHs ingredients rs when 1t was intro
dueed to the public By DR.. Wistar, over forty
year5 since.
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ututta NNrpNsfaN u1ttsf"sa
Nfs fa @ aF
fFr tNHs EHaHNg
gfa8uH Hsats Hasa tsrHtsrs
na |
f
8faEtt asa aaseaEfg.
8rssa stsf aaH-safsf ti e .s a.as g
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E#AN saat ag8 Esa
81 saAH Ms
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lettes Nas-sf u 81 4. E
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AT T. PERKINS STORE,
OPPOSITE THE MUSIC HALL
MANCHESTER, VERMONT,
May be found all kinds Of
HARDWARE q BUILDIEg MATERIALS
Paints,
Oils, Colors,
Putty, Glass, Var.
nish, Japan, Lime, Plaster,
Cement, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc
BRUSHES, BRooMs, FEATHER BUSTERS,
Cord, Rope, Irvine and Lath Thine
CARPENTERS AND AASORS' TOOLS
Of all descriptions and kinds.
A Lot Of New Whcel-Barows
FoH SALE CnEAP.
A Choice Brand Of Flour, Groceries, Oroekely,
Glassware and Wall Paper.
Picture Frames aud Mouldings, and
PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.
TOBACCO norm CHEWING AED SMOKING
WHITE WmE CLorHrs LINES
at 81 90 per 100 feet. The best thing sut.
AGENT FOR
HOWE's STANDARD SCALES.
AND ALSO
THE UNIVERSAL CLoTHfs WRwoRR.
very choice lot Of
Canned Fruit and Vegetables, Lemons,
Crackers, Ginger Snaps, etc
CLAPBOARDs, LATH AND BRICK.
Tho last but not the least, have you seou
TIL Il ALL q AT OR2
If not, call at the store and view him al your
pleasure, Z)sh
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eE1 500 600

divided ipto 1900 cash gifts, viii be distributed
Is lot among the ticket hoider- The numbers
o. the tickets 20 be drawn fram ore wheel by
blind children and the gifts from another.
list or GIFTS.
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TleEt j. nc ease " uyslfpsiz that arceuaF
Alguei llgweg utA nQi cure. Come % tac Drug
slsrs 0f 3 Grover h4rtarg FglHi 81 and IN
gEtFe tb8aI BE-. IL yea tgacr fftui IosuyruHss
r.ek He4t4eae soar stomach i8..se=taH Liver
Cumula1al as aefalge neul 81 TBS sgAGaM 40 lt.
Tao - gAree Qaser plH relieve Kau
Issscbees 0trlsAD s5Eaq Is haW sold d every
laaA 3 nd eltX in lAe Lut.a 1Ates. $50 LA9e uQt
less HAS tErae hHu1te1 lEtters ffam DraEgtals
EaF8ag it ss LIF hesi Meatasae targ ever sa44 i3T
fasamg ta4 taE4zI e ials 4Iseases, sample
a9gtata g aath itaa v s4atEs. EfGasa. saae sE
I8a&
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THE STOVE, IRON 4 TIN TRADE

VHE STOVE, IRON IL TIN TRADE
Journal of New York publishes the following
very singular calculation;
Fuller, Warren Il CO., Of Troy, have manutac-
tured over Que hundred thousand Stewart
stoves. An ingenious statistician has made the
following calculation respecting the quantity
Of food prepared in them, whiohis truly wonder
full Each stove has averaged over five years Of
use. AZ they have been chiefly used in largo
families il is estimated that at least q barrel Of
flour month has been required This would be
six millions Of barrels, quantity that would coy
er, stood on end, three farms, Of hundred acf 60
each, completely with the barrels; it would III
six thousand canal boats, occupying a space Of
twelve miles on the canal; it would require 1900
buildings, three stories high, twenty feet front
and fifty feet deep, or both sides Of Broadway
its whole length, and Lexington avenue In adj
dition to contain it. In single file, these barrels
would stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific;
or, II massed together in the highways, every
street in New York below Chambers would be
completely filed. Baked into loaves, every fam
lily, and every man, woman and child in the
world, would have at least four meals ALI this
without calculating the meat that has been cook
cd, or the tons Of vegetables and other food
FOR SALE By
c, 7. SWEET,
Manchester J,,Iy 1874
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AfHt mluE q ac caI
a f{ a Saturday sae. Cd.
following eaafe ucw tcaod D s.
mab8s Cap.ma r, Eeaeb FrF
iseasEa4ui d. 6 Eaalmef. suaou,
IHHlranfs %. ~. Hose. First ssafgaHl
~ a. Basts C5muiaary SczrKEut
Most gt lha company wIB 30 OF on "a,
fHel gsa uhl1a leaves Manchester
station 81 g-3s Taaf3sf marulHe-
Nm, MeCammau q Albauy. mauufae
tufeF af tbe uoled MoCammca pianos. 81
stopping ai EandefaPs Hotel one o
b.s Instruments 81 Iu Gee 81 Nandeflp,
aad aBe 81 the Colbarn House. FACTORY
Fasat besides several more 80 this slclui
8, o., good and same d them superior
instruments Mr. MeCamm6n Will b,
pleased 90 see parties la want Of taes,
Instruments and viii scil them at prize,
less tba nsuai aegats commission. se,
hs advertisement.
The manufacture Of fishing rods by
Mf q. p. Onls bias largely increased Cd,
present season. aud yet Mr. OYis 3d.
forms as taal ba cannot keep up with BIZ
maen. We expect 10 see This one of I'll,
growing interests Of ihe place.
DIR. and Mrs. }. c, Hepburn Of 10
koaama, japan, are at the E4ulnol
House. DIR. Hepburn has been q resident
OF Japan Tor thirty years. At the sunda,
evening meeting tbe doctor related SON,
interesting facts connected with his so
jonrn IN that country. Dr. Hepburn
after many years Of hospital aud dispeu
sary work in China, came to Japan, car
ued 0n the same healing work for th,
bodies aud sogls Of the japanese, aud, az
+ Ter eleven years Of uutmiltiug labor, hal
T produced the master work Of his life anJ
I bias eh.seled lbe monument that viii keel
bis name green for generations 10 come
the Japanese and English Dictionary
/ DR.. Hepburn has also spent several years
/ iu company with Or. Brown, ia transIal
/ Ing the Gospels into japanese. He is now
engaged in carrying through the press
pocket edition of his dictionary in SAT-
Francisco.
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S $50, 900 FOR s. SO.
Wednesday, December 3, 1873.

Only 81 ty thousand tickets will be sold and
oue.half Of these are intended Tor the European
market thus leaving only 10000 for sale in the
United States, where 100, 900 we're disposed uf
for the Third Concert. The tickets are divided
into ten coupons OF parts aud have on their back
tae scheme With full explanation u The mode
u drawing.
At this Concert, which will be The Rrandest
musical display ever witnessed 10 this country
Tho lInHrnE nlnninl Eum Of
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Local Intelligence


DAY A1eJrs. is's
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There is no paiu which the Centaur Liuiment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not sGbdue
aud no lamcness which it viii not cure. This ia
strong Language, bat /; is true Where the parts
arc not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock jaw, palsy. spraius, dwellings, caked.breasts,
seald-, burns, salg-rheum, ear-ache, &c, upon
the human frame, and Of strains, spawn, gals,
&c, upon animals ia one year than have all oth-
er pretended remedies since the world began.
II 10 a coautcT-Irsit4Hl, aH ailhtahng pam feheY-
CT. Cupples throw away their Craiches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less aud the wounded ara healed without d scar.
fl is DO humbug. The recipe is Published around
each bottle II II selling at no article ever be-
fore sold, and it -els because ID does ju-t what Il
prateuds to DO, Thoso who now suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suier
IL they Will not use tentzur Luimeut. More
than 1909 certificates Of remarkable cures, la.
Guiding frozen liHlbs. e-rhcamstsm, govt
running tumou, &s. have been received. We
alll send a circular containing these certificates
the recipe, Ae., gratis, 70 any ore requesting it,
one bottle of the yeli0s wrapper CouAuf LiEl-
mant is worth one hundred dollars fof spawned
o. sueea3cl baGses aud mu.ee, o. Tor screw
worms Ia shpep. et9ek-0alars this IMMINENT ID
sosth your attention 80 family sLgad be with
eas Ceuauf Eminent rlieo b eeuts, large
BOTTLES e.. ,. o. aasE a Co. 58 Broadway, &ew
York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07

CssgoRlA lie more thau substitute fg Castor
OIL Il is tho 0ulF AUS artistic IN existence whseh
@ cef.ais 10 sssiul.ate iae f1aa, regulate the
bovei. ea wIua-e4ac sad produce natural
s.ocy. ll contains neither uiasFsls, morphine
~ aleaAo.. aua &. pleasant 70 tale. Children
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-08-07

The 10th Of August is close at hand
again, and the anniversary Of the "battlc
Of Bennington" is a day that IS usually
observed By the people IN the vicinity OF
the "a battle-ground, and so this year
several Of the citizens Of this vicinity pro-
pose 90 celebrate the return Of this mem
oFiable day, by having ball on Friday
evening ,ho 10th inst, AT Mr., Benefits
hall. Burts Cotillion Band is engaged
for the occasion The price Of tickets ia
oulg - couple.