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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
Highly Complimentary Words Cancernius
Wilmington.
IFrom the Elkton Democrat. March l. ],


Twenty-Five years ago, an eminent citizen Of
Delaware composed for his little son, now q
aiIyef-tongued orator of that State, an ode. to
be reeted On seaae public occasion, IN whiclz he
prophetic post sung the song OF the pelaware
Of "a hundtsd Years hence and INDUCED the
following prsdiction concerning The then pro-
vincial town Of Wilmingtons sss
'p1hat beautiful city tnas stands on hilIs
A hundred years hence will stand there stlIl.
But not stand still, for progress immense
VIII Wilmington have made hundred years henco." !"
The hopeful prognosticator has been gathered
to his fathers, full Of years and honors, but his
son remains 10 be witness Of the wonderful re-
alization in quarter of the allotted time, and to
swell With fuller faith the anthem Of Whining
| toms future progress-guaranteed by the past.
Twenty-Five years have more than fulfilled what
State spiide alone vas brave enough TO predict
could be accomplished in a century. what The
remainder of the century may accomplish, ,proph-
esy may we'll hesitate to picture. From pro-
vineiAl town. Wilmington has grown in two de-
cades to oneuf the first cities I'M the
country, and in the ship and car building indus
/ try is already ahead OF all competitors, Her
commerce, tco, is rapidly growing, andWlth rail-
road after railroad making her bosom Its cenlres
| she must shortly assume pace equal to her
manufacturing enteprine. And with the accu-
mutation of the resources Of industry and enter
prise splendid public and private building are
almost magically springing up. Her churches
are Of the handsomest. Her stores and factories
are of the most extensive. She has, too, her
Park and her Grand Opera House, where even
the marvellous ,Jsnauschek does not disdain to
exercise her talents. And now, RS If tosignalize
the fapidity Of her advancement, magnificent
hotel, equal in beauty and appointments to the
best in the land, has tsurped the spot year ago
occupied by her best tavern. But. orowning
evidence Of enlightened progress in Wilmington
three vigorous daily newspapers now prosper
where five years ago sleepy semi tceaklies wasaH
that the bravest would dare hope for. Well may
Delaware be proud Of her jewel! ..I...
And we'll may many of the towns not far from
Wilmington strive to imbihe the ZEAL to emulate
the spirit. and to profit by the example of that
growing citN. u :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
Something HAST he Deae-A Glimpse of th,
Coming StOt IN.

Coming StOt m
u. ON the Middletown Transcript Democratic ]
If then, the Democi atlc party would retain Its
bold on the power in the State, our Democratic
Legislature must concede somewhat to the de-
mands of the times and make such alterations
in our laws and provide for snch amendments
to our constitution as are necessary to meet the
issues of the day. Amore eqaai proportion Of
representation in the General Assembly must be
given. This is one of the great questions of the
day and must be met If the Legislature utter
| ly refuses to adopt any Of tho measures propos-
ed to accomplish this end. it's chances for suc-
cess at the polls in 1874 will, we fear DO rather
slender. Our public school system, too, needs
great reformation. Means should be provided,
| also, for the proper education osthe negroes to
qualify them to fill the new positions to which
| they have been raised.
7 The proposed change in the law in regard to
| the rights of women should be made, for their
| protection.
These are some OF the proposed changes
which are really reformatory, and must and will
| sooner or later, be accomplished.
| viii the signs of the times, and the warnings
| in the air be needed by the Democratic mem
bers Of our Legislature?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

Supplies fully the want fer perfectly safe and rel-
aisle illuminating Oh for family use free not only
from the dangerUt an plOsi0D, but from the dan
ger OF the fluid1guitink should the lighted lamp be
upset IL Is free from oh eetiOnable Odor, burns In
the ordinary Kerosene lamps furnishing light unl
eqnaled by gas satisfactory inaverE particular and
free fpn all apprehension of danger. It is put up
in one ga l., ~ gail and ten gail. pacEages eacn
can Ia closed with metal cap. bearing the manu-.
facturera's staInp. by Purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the Eenuneness or the goods Is war
ttetlg pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
Al nv
=. BKTNGuuRsT Il Co, ApSthecaries.
cor Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
JAMES WRITER'S.
Pratt's Astral oil.

Pratts Astral Oil, wholesale and retail emporium
and headquarters at Fosters Drug Store Front and
West streets, Wilmington, Delaware
A large invoice just received in l gallon and 8
gallon cans convenient for family use Sold by tie
quart, gallon or barrel, to suit purchasers,
Grocers and dealers supplied at lowest wholesale
rates.
1t is the only safe and reliable burning fluid in
use, gives the most brilliant light does not grease
the lamps and Will not explode. The gallon cans
are conveniently put up for family use
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
BatcheIor,a tiaIr. pNe.

This superb HAIR DYE ia the Rest IN ths Woyld-
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No Ridiculous tints, or unpleasant odor THE Renu.
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAI
BROWN. Does not stain the Skin, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. Tine only
Safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by an Drunyistai
Factory 10 BOND ST., New York. ee'1N''
unarts aadkWIv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

The Secretary Of the Treasury will buy 81, ,OOO,-
600 of bonds onthsf first and third Wednesdays,
and $500, 600 OF bonds on the second and fourth
Wednesdays, and wills 81 100000 Of coin on
each Thursday duriag March. Total bond pur-
chAses for the month, ss,OOo,OOO gold sales,
&C, 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

Congress- worked hard at the Appropriation
bills, and other necessary legislation, all day
Saturday, and a good part Of Sunday. In the
Senate further session commenced last eve
ming, continuing to late hour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

After an interruption, for two or three months,
in the decrease of the Public Debt, the Treasury
operations for February once more show large
reduoaon-oyer ave millions Of dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

At Salt Lake City there is increasing anxiety as
to the fate Of the Frelinghuysen Utah bill. Tho
Mormons say that if the bill should pass finally
the question of it's conAtitutionality will come up
The Journal newspaper (Gsntile) thinks that
Brigham Young has determined to resist the
laws no longer.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

We adj to our exchange list the Daily EoefiH5
Transcript recently established at pottsvile,
Pa, under the proprietorship of Company, the
editor being Mr.. VIM. p. Furey, who has pre-
viously had considerable editorial experience in
Eastern Pennsylvania. 1t il neat sheet, and
looks like success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

kunkefs BiTt9r Wine of Iron.
Dr. Jaynes Expectordns for Coughs and Colds
Ayers Cherry fectora.
lir Sclesnck's Pu umOnic Syrup.
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup,
DIR Scnenck'5 Piils,
Dr. kose's Fills,
Dr. Jayne's lis.,
DR.. ayers l'ls, and all the leading patent msdi-
clnes In the UlgrhGf.
Alsoa full and w0Il selected stlCs OF fresh d uys
MrdlcInes and Fancy A, tic es on hand.
County store Keepers and groCers supplied with
Parcg0riG, tadanum, Nc.
Essences of all kinds, Wholesale and retail, at
FUSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West strectF,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
: rhe mills of the Go b griua slowly,
Bntthey grind exceedinE small.

The application is Obscure; did tho mills
g,ind exceeding small when they had brought
o4t Mr., Stephens Congressmen, as their
.rriat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

ENHnE ARTIsANs' SAVINGS BANR,
no. lsOT MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Open to receive deposits daily (Sunda yH excepted
uurlng the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to oclSck, Pm
an ihe profits OF Tie Bank, after the payment Of
necessary expenses are deV,ted to the benent OF
the depostdrs, and dividends arc made semi annu-
any IN April and October Since the organization OF
at the rate q six per cent. per annum.
nyldend4 not drawn are regarded as deposits and
dividends.
10 manager js allowed to borrow any of the funds
| intrHsted tolths Bank
MANAGERSl
WILLIAM S. l1nLEs, GEoHaK W. DIvaH
CLEMENT B.iSAYTH, GBoRaR s. CAPRLLK
CHARLES WI HOwLAED M m 1ICIITENsTEIE
EDWARD DARLINGTON M m BENSON
AkNkY L. DUREs JOB H.JAcks0n
JOHN McLkARI VIZ. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGdINR.
-. VIM. S. HII4LES, President,
GEO W. BUSH, Vice President
octl2-ly JOHN p. MoIEAR, Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

The W Ashingtoa National EepttJticaa Of sat
nrl4y has the following frieadly notice
We are glad to learn that the euterprisirg &
drHy the Wilmington CoMHEEcIAL., has al last
tll!tu IutU line wi.h the lie ading dSilie4 OF the
country by adding to lie stdf a regular Washing
t"u c JrIGrpundCnt. "kenuAt.' vino hls tie
: Io,itluu, is l'olsandl acquaintance, ior whose
,.Gihty 10 ID Washington in gooi sty!e Ne
Cleerfuv Yuaeh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
covers hoof Liniment.

EoVeF's Hoof Liniment.
have tested Boyers Hoof LIniInent on the feet
of over one hundred horses. Tho difference IN the
condition OF the feet is great in its favor that
would not be without 1t for ten times its cost. It
should be properly applied to every horses hoof, es-
pecially In the Sumnrl when the horses feet are
always in contact, with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and fevertsh,
which produces contraction eOrng, quarter cracks.
contraction Of the hack einewy commonly called
"Knee Sprung" and often from the pains in the
hoofs It produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used.
IL should be used on every horseH hoof rs common
y as oil is used on harness OF INNS beots 70 Keep
them In good condition. t. X. CONKLIN,
Proprietor and Superintendent of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON street. Philadelphia.
E. BRINGHURsT q CO., Apothecaries,
cor. Sixth and Market streeta,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
HOof Llnment are fully prepared to supply 1t
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers pricPR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
. Gemmkrtiaf.
HOWARD NJ. JENKIEs,
EDITOR.

FUBLIsnEp EVERY AFTERNOON. tsvAdags
eseepted,l at the CoNIERcIAL BunDn'q Goutk. Fesi
corner FDth and Market Streets. Ttpo esats eepy,
Sis Dollars year, By mat, ssrvea b. esrrsrs
throughout the city. ~ ~ y -
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, Nnsstty,) the great
PsHinsar ergaa Of Farmers and FFtttsTospers pub
Il he'd eperg Thursday morning, at ztro DOllars a
Eaar ila.'.Il1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

For tho HOLIDAYS.
odr Cases in ve.yet, Russia Leather and Rose
Wood.
Cigar cases In Russia Leather.
Antique Bronzes
Gold and Silver Capped PuDgsnts.
Gut Glass CIingnes IN pairs aud sets,
Wax Flower Materials, Colors and Tools.
bohemian and Cat Toilet Sets.
Pocket Match Boxes In Russia Leather and Gilt
Bronze.
Bouquet Holders, Flour Vases and Mantel erna-
ments;
French Plate Toilet MirroFS
Hair Brushes and Combs
Powder Puffs and Boxes
Novelties in Perfumery.
Sundries in Relic Wood. Scotch Plaid Wook, Rose
Wood, Satlnwood.
Thermometers in great variety.
AT uniformly low prices ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

Noticing the eieciln of Alexander Il. Sc
plens to Congress- from Georgia, d. III. c. at
ie paper adds ths liue4 -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
INCREASE OF sALAKIEsao CONGRESSMAN


Badly defeated on Friday night, in his scheme
TO Increase salaries, and especially to bestow a
handsome bonus on Congressman, bold Ben
Butler made a fresh effort on Saturday, got the
adverse voterecopsidered, and carried his point
in modified form. Senators and Representa-
iives are to receive 56, 500. cash year. which is
to be in lieu Of all salary, mileage, and other al
lowances
We nots,wiHi eome interest that tho member
for Delaware, Mr.. Bgss, voted with Butler TO
reconsider the adverse vote, and thus give
opportunity to make the desired increase
but on the vote for and against increase
he is not recorded. either way! Why
Or. Biggs should have felt;a desire for rscon-
sideration, without any interest in the further
result, we are not prepared to explain, but we
fear We shall have to conclude that he, like
Messrs. Conner, Eldridge, Foster, Getz, Cola
day, and other staunch Democrats, was in favor
of the increased salaries. --..-... 20. a, --7
The pay is thus fixed by this action of the
House Tho President of the United. States,
S5O,OOO; Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
s10,5OO; Justices ofthe Supreme Court, Vice
President, Speaker andmembers Of the Cabinet,
$4,000 ;Senators,i MEMBERS and Delegates in
Congress, S6,5O0 The increased pay of mem
bers is to apply to tho present Congress, and
those Of President and other officers are to COM
mence on the 4th Of March 1878,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

GAUI IUH HiWorcesforsFire Sauce
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous Couu-
terfeits and limitations offered fer sale.
JOHN DUNOAN's SONS, New York,
octlb-1yeod Agents fol che United States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
GEO. WOODS & CO.'S,
PARL0R AND VEsTRY ORGANS.

ELook at this, did you.ever see ner organ2 No
engravlng can 40 Justice 10 tha apI oarance Of this
Instrument. Take notice, every stop in these
organs has been put in for use and Umong them are
the best ever invented. TIE YOX HUMANA pro-
duees beautiful and sympathetic quality OF tone.
THE VoX CRLESTE, possessing peculiar and
LnIlnng quality OF tone, most pipeke In Its nature
TAE GoLINE is Of exceeding snftness and sweet,
These stops are of the most bewltching characte
and blend charmingly with voices. Makers Of Re
organs have, for years been trying to make ngtru-
Pipe Organ, - ''-s
@We venture to say there is not Reed Organ in
the market to-day, that approaches SO near the
flpe organs, as the Geo. Woods Organs For
seauty OF finish, quality Of tune, thorough work
msnanip ny and durability we will place them along
Side Of any Reed Organ, e
t Insse organs are becoming very popular through
with great success.
They are sold at most moderate prices, and on In
these instrumental
Send for Illustrated price list,
seaatiIu Organs with several stops only slOo,
!, No. l0T W. Seventh st., WilminSson.
oct22-6meom - -"-N'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

The Sussex Journal urges the Democratic ma
jorty in the Legislature to PASS Mr.. Shelldrake's
Exemption Act, and to compromise their defeat
OF the Attachment Repeal, by adopting DIR. L as-
leS's measure, by which half mans wages shall
only be subjqct 70 attachment. This latter mea-
re upon consideration, will appear worse than
nothing. exaept for its ussfulness in putting fees
Ia the pockets Of the S,luires, and CopstA1!es.
From Speaker Lssisys. stand polnt- this may be
tua Chief merit OF hia bill and We fear it is, The
o.,-rali IN OF su,h an act woad simply be that a
etItor IN suing ont claim by attachment, be-
its.s rest ,eaed to one-laf tho amount Of wages,
w3nld itSe to seize ofleuor. causing moro costs.
4 .o-e tne unfortunate workman would pay, and
tle legal harpies wonld pocket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
laaaGiaI.

= 'NTNtF99FSst
Es'S""tHATr"SAh nANs'
OF h!IlMIN0rON,
DsD,'o ar : NJ th~ Pt1Alic tf.,.s, 4,
AND Pr
BtNAHCl Il AGENT OF THE UNITED Vi a / d..
bDWARD BE4l'S, tREsIDBHT.
GEO y. ARMSTRONG, Casaibh.
PHld Up Nnpsfni,.. ,..,................... $500, 900
81 Philadelphia AMI New YORK Excnanae fur
nishedto regular dtpoBtOrs without charge.
Discount dayS, Mondays and FhuFsdaya, OF sH a. H..
plRECTORS:
GLEARST Is, sMYfA GRoRoR W. HUsn
lSaAEL Pussy, Ell QKRRRqT
HENRY y. MCUOMR, iOsHLA ~ HtALn
ID. NAL JAhEs, WILLIAM TAeNALi
hD"AKD BETS octl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03
,7, WILMINGTON DEL gy-FfFg
Monday AfteFnpon, hAatcEl- 3.
AWoRHRR VIEW OF BDUUArfoN.

Commissioner Eaton in his late Report, states
that according to the last Census, there are
1,55Ao91, totally iltsrate male adults, which
practically means that there must be betwoen
2,O0J,00O and 100000 of adult population of
both sexes, who are thus illiterate. And he
aida that il the illiteraa voters only had acquir
ed the ability simply to read and write, they
would add annually to the production of the
country. s116,612, 425., or nearly twice as much
as is paid out annually for the public school in
struction Of the land. And amore advanced de-
gree Of edusAti0ns he thiuks, on the part Of The
same persons, would add $s11. 1886, ,2O9., or about
five times the amount extended for education in
the entire country. & at4'
The same principle applies in all its force, TO
the higher education Of women, as veil as men,
70 say inotiihga Of increased intelligence and
happiness to the individual, the better and more
thorough the education Of all classes, the great
er theprosperity of the community. The more
general the intel elligsnce Of the people, he says,
oshcr things being equal, the greater will be the
lumber of inventions, tho more improvements,
in machinery, inthe various arts Of living, in
shelter, in wearing apparel in food, IN tho in
struments of industry, in the kitchen, in the
shop, on the farm, in the efacllitissfor travel and
transportation,
The opponents of Capital PunishRsent some
times quote tho declaration of Sir Henry Wot-
ton, that "tiie worst uso you can put a man TO.
is to hspg him. Barring this question, it is a
certainty, that the worst thing you can do fer
any one-man or womaa--is, not to educate
him or her. in all that effects general knowl-
edge, personal uprighthess, aud a practical ac-
qnaintance with tho duties OF life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

SMITH Do PALNTER'S,
Seventh and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-03

Arguing, (Trongly,) that the Republicans
arc not truly party ofIReforn, the Middletown
Transcript says;-
THAT changes and reformations in many
things are needed in Delaware cannot be de-
MED, but the Democratic party is as we'll able
to make those reformations as the Republican
party could ldposaibly be-
That this Is true, in the precise sense In
tended, must be questioned by any one who has
watched the course Of the present Legislature.
Undoubtedly, the Democratic party has the OPP
porumity tomake reformation, but that it has
not the ability to accomplish, them is painfully
evident. 1t can donothing in tho direction of
progress. It's capacities are palsied. 1t has
negatived every positive measure of real Re
form, since the Legislature went into session.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

advisable ta remre Am 60 hs bose la
ClHHam The arsu shovel Rae tesu
aa3 afFera' ftaH lf ihf Falra8 aaHF1.
aF as a.gawHt paHga aa the road sHd
waf rana ssred Ea raed ufslHE eanIi-
t.aaf. Na eaHes sea E.Fta fef tae axe
F#.aa hgf Eaeuaah investigation a
60 be ma8e A large pes ~ tar ha.eF
Has h.aua saam lea hanasd fi ffam
fae machine aaf ua rraa3 Het-
aIr covered gHa tae faamcns Of tae
sue.as, tsase over Iaa sae.ae hH She
al.easau taa eaa'i possibly be
beiaael uFeu tae raar ansarsauates was
shown fhem bog Mr. aaa Mrs Bauam. at
>aat-hHer-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
ARLINGTON

--Bu-jHu,s getting du|la great scarcity
of onuguey TO do cuisines with and shops
a.c beginning so draw iu aud cunsjl pay
roll by running short time.
Weather quite ago., giving Us a for,
taste ofihe coming winter.
~nrr-Bum.
--Thc boiler oftbe steam shovel used
py she Harlem Extension railroad for
loading gravel al Salisbury, exploded
thaug eight O'Clock Monday morning
completely destroying lle boiler maeh.u,
cry and instantly Killing the caucsman,
>amatl BUwa, aHd severely scalalug his
brother, tac engineer, james BuwH, and
fireman, Robert Lasawag. and slightly
uouudue several u abe workmcu ua tie
u#lH whaa was being loaded al l,H tine
of Use ekp.gs5en Immediately after the
aee.drngahe e3Hdae9r Of gha gravel train
tNr. Na13 .98s t.se .1a5H3age sf las
uala and HeH ro North Bennington for
aid. Superintendent o . l., White. a- as-
uat. aeat Go t'ge scene al thg disaster Wlts
surgeons Dae,0F. Newton and Eauuey
90 sgra geuB.agta- aad RJzars, OF
s.ass'bafg, dli Ell. ID Wa possible lo d8
faf SHE saaamfs The pgof fellow SO
ffaataIg aul suideaiy called houee vas
abaaf twenty gcan oi asr, d brother D.
fae engineer sud a sou Of James Brown,
~ CA4tl4m y y. whefa h.s remain.
vets eoarelea by special lra.H tlss 3 a.
aeeampaa II An waHu8et brother.
sups nieBteHs WaHc. aHd several other
fymEaib bling fiichds. flremaa I.aFaaag 3.
condition was So psss Is was llaaaa, agl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

THE COLBURN HOUSE.
Factory Point, t1lanohester.) Vermont
This house lie entirely new, and well furnished
throughout. Rooms large and airy, location
pleasant No pains will be spared 10 make 1t a
trst-class hotel IN every respect. Terms reason
able
FREE CARRIAGE To AND FROM THE DEroI.
9l1y JOHN M0FFAT, Proprietor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
Use Renne'. pa,n-Kmrng magi OH.
"H Works DE a Cbm-m."

REtDER--
Eeuuos PaIa- Hing Magic OH cures Headache
EcHBes Pain. Killing Magic Oh cures Toslhaehe
Bcnue's Paln-kiiHug Magic Oh cares Neuralgia
Btnue- Pain-kiliing Magic OIL eures Chulera Morhus
Kennels Pain. Killing Magic Oh cares rheumatism
Ranpe's Paia-Killiug Magic OIL cures Iameuess
Renues Pain Killing Magic Oh cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem 10 be proud OF telling hos
"ame their shoulders are of "my Criek IN the
bacA" "l have got the Sciauca and de-
light in Dragging that nothing can care me p
but when We get such awful folks TO use RES
MES pAIE-huIlNa MAaIc on, faithfully we
not only cure their lsmenesa and charm away
their pains, but We actually take all that kind Of
"brag out Of them' and they frankly own up,
and say, "It works like q charm !"
~ Sold by Druggists, Merchants and GroceIs.
Gail for Eeune's Magic OIL whore you usually
trade.
1t is put mp IN three sizes, called Trial Size"
MEDIUM Size, and Large Family Size bottles
WIN. hENNE d hONs,
Sole proprietors aud Manufacturers,
Pittsdeld. Mass
Sold by Wait a Hard Manchester, and by Y.
Grover, Factory Point Geowly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
Ri AND BURTON SEMINARY
MAsoHEsgEa NgaaoST,

4 BoaTfing and Dag sehoot fgr Lutte
and Gentlemen,
OEsrs tie advantages ofa FuI Board ~ able and
Experienced Teacher, Ga.sfHUy BTfpafsd
Courses u Study, taafga@A arll Us f8t Ffaa-h
Hlth special attention % SIZE e.sss.gs sad gsauz
IHaa pFeparias isf atge, Tie Hrsf eaysiltsess
far mus3H ht fAe Esg teFfas FsLE INEM
D. CINE We1ges1Av. Aar4st 1na. F8s board
Fpaaas O. other .ais1aAl s4a. address lss Prices
pal
M SHAW,
Annrhesttf. w.. AEa ksfh- ls9h FfsU
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
NOTICE.

NJ DhI AM NOIlCE, -- PERSONS
- wanting dry goods, fancy goods 81 every des-
cripu0n, books, musical Instruments Watches,
cutlery, clothing silver plated ware, iH fact, any
aud an kinds Of merchandise. would do well to
send 70 EELCHER JAMES & CO. Box IA, Boa-
ton, Mass, fora schedule, and price liar. Fami
lies can save much money 10 every community
by clubbing together and sending to them f0i
goods, lHasmueh az thew sell cheaper tnan can
be purchased at Wholesale 10 Boston or key
York, and they pay their agents we'll WRITE
them, they viii send yon valuable information
free.