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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-11
DeIinquent Sales.
cREEK MILL AND MrNING

CHERRY CREEK MILL AND MINING
" COMPANY-Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, California. Location
of works, Cherry Greek Mining District, White
Pine county, Nevada.
N~otice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assessments
mo. ~ levied on the 18th day of July, 1875,
the several amounts set opposite the names or
the respective shareholders. as follows:
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NOTICE.

r HAVE ON THIS, THE 14TH DAY OF AU-
j GUST, leased the Saw-mill in Stone Canyon,
Cherry Greek, White Pine county, to Jacob
Weber, who alone will be responsible fer all in
debtedness against said mild.
AH@gE p. A. WAGNER,
Agent for JOHN WAGNER.
Hamilton, August 16. 1875. au2l-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-11

TERESA manlivingou on Beaumont
street who drinks a little occasionally,
whose wife has introduced the T" local OPP
ton law in Missouri. That is, when
ever he ZONES home in a bad way, she
gives him his choice between sleeping in
the hen-hOuse or wood-shed. i
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Assessment Notice.

ITO JOSEPH POTTS, SAMUEL LONGLEY,
l. Samuel Heald, William w. Kelton, John A.
Paxton, NJ. Upton, Lowell White. and Louis
Goldstone, owners in the Northwestern Slope
Consolidated, viz
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You, and each Of you. are hereby notified that if
you do not appear within ninety days from the
date of publication of this notice, and pay your
proportion of the expenses incurred in develop
ing the mines of the company, the undersigned
will claim a forfeiture of your interests, accord
ing to law.
FRED. NJ. BENNETT.
Eberhardt, Aug. IL, 1875. aul4-9Od
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Nr y. MNn PER DAY. AGENTS WANTED
IN iii Nku AL classes of working people
If both sexes, young and old, make more money
a. work for as, in their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all the time, than st
ANYTHING else. We offer employment that will
paw handsomely for every hours work. Full
particulars. terms, ETC.. sent free. Send us your
address at once. Don't delay. Now is the time.
Don't look for work or business elsewhere. until
you have learned what we offer. @
mar27 G.. STINSON < Co., Portland, Maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-09-11

"DoN'T you think. husband, that You
are apt to believe everything you hear r.
mo, my dear; net when you talk"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
1 of A. ]. BROWN, deceased, are hereby no.
tined to present their claims to Louis A. Hsuck,
at his Office in Hamilton. White Pine County,
within ten months from the date hereof.
LEVI SMITH, s..
Administrator Of the estate Of A. j. Brown,
deceased.
Dated Hamilton, July q. 1875, jysl4t
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BOYS AND GIRLS,


a DVERTISING Cheap 8 Good: SyS-
"A tenn tie. All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the inser-
ton OF advertisements, should send Is cents
to Geo. P. Rowell & Co, Al Park Row, New
York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOK, ninety
seventh edition. containing lists of over 1900
newspapers and estimates, showing the cost.
advertisements taken for leading papers in many
States at o tremendous reduction from publish
ers' rates. GET THE BOOK. n mar27-
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4 Rso1urE DrvoRcEs OBTAINED

N from Courts'o of different States, fer deser-
tiion, etc. No publicity required. No charge
until divorce granted. Address,
HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway, N. x.
~ je2o6m
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

no THE EDITOR OF WHITE PINE NEWS /:
/ ESTEEMED FKIEND:
Will you please inform your readers
that I have a positive
CURE For CONSUMPTION.
and all disorders Of the Throat and Lungs. and
that, by its usein my practice, 1 have cured hun
dreds Of cases, and will give
$1,000 90
for. q case it will not benefit. Indeed, SO strong
is my faith, I will send a Sample. free, to
any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter to any one Won know
that is suffering from these diseases, and oblige,
Faithfully Yours,
nrH7sm~M DR.. r.. T. BURT,
mS-6m GO William street, New York.
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Assessment Notice.

Assessment Notice.
TO THOMAS BURNING:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT WE
j have performed labor on the Elko Califor-
mia mine, situated in White Pine Mining Dis
trict. White Pine county, State of Nevada, to the
amount Of four hundred and fifty dollars. Said
mine is owned as follows:
Thomas Burning. .......... 1872 feet.
A. MAJ 4 Co............ 49,. 476 feet.
II. Sadler 162 feet.
800 feet.
And unless you pay your proportion of said
amount in ninety days from this date, your in
terest in said mine will become our property.
e- A. MAU < CO.,
X. SADLER.
Hamilton, June Q, 1875. je5-9Od
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VIM. A. POND & cos
PARL0R AND CHAPEL ORGANS

These Organs, although but a short while be-
fore the public. have met with such hearty and
unqualified approval that their entire success is
already secured. Great care has been taken to
combine in these Instruments Beauty and
Volume of Tone, with an Attractive
Appearance. The tone is as pipe-like as can
be obtained in an instrument Of this class. The
soft stops are delicious for their purity and re-
fined character, while the full organ is grand
and imposing in its sorority.
After very elaborate preparation, we have just
completed new and very beautiful cases for all
our styles. and are prepared to fill orders with
The Very Best and Handsomest 0:gsn at the
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SEWING MACHINES. P Paq4Hass

and make. can be purchased cheap by making
application at this Office,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-07
z,

I
growing element among our people,
an element which does what others
wish, class led by bold and design
ing men. That element must dimi-
nish or ruin will overtake us.
| PHILOSOPHY OF THE ANCIENTs.
The speaker here drew a vivid pic
ture OF the Roman Republic in all it's
| power, strength, beauty and ad-
vancement, when 1t was at the zenih
Of its glory. How reasoned the
philosopher OF her day as he beheld
the world enlightened by her science
and brought to bow before her by
arms? Did he dream that handful
of barbarians should burst her gates
and bow her head to the dust? Yet
it came to pass because OF sad and
fatal change in the people, who grad
ually became less attentive TO cul-
tnre, became subservient to the
military and civil leaders, and gave
up all independence of thought. The
few became arrogant because they
could use the many, and so the de-
struction was complete before the
northern barbarians came beating at
the gates. May we be worthy OF the
glorious trust of citizenship. The
speaker then sketched the posi-
bility of millennial era, and an
nounced his belief of it's coming, and
added that he has studied the past
to little purpose who thinks it to be
reached through generationsot reck-
less, thoughtless or plodding men.
The angel of liberty will fold his
wings while in mid air and sink
from sight, the genius OF civilization
will pause to weep, unless men ally
themselves to thought, study the
conditions of life, and look with ex-
pectant faces for the futures ap-
proach. Whatever we do, let us not
consent to beat the air, but do it
with vigor, and expect the result for
which we labor. The Reverend
gentleman urged upon his hearers
labor and though up to each ca
pacily, however lowly; urged that
presents results should not be used
in judgment of ends and aims, and
that present obstacles shall never be
allowed to stop us in the path TO the
end. He pointed out that the object
of living is character, more than
judgment OF success until we attain
the end, when we can look back
upon baffled hopes as steps neees-
sary TO the station at last gained.
Whatever the apparent present re-
suits, honor shall be his who works
on to the successful end. However
confined the apparent limit to every
mans effort, let him fill it. The
bird which scars aloft and sings
loudest and clearest toward the blue
ether beyond, no more fultills its
duty, no more attains the end of its
little being than the other which
watchtul hovers over its brood below
and never looks toward the lofty
vault above. To our capacity in all
things let us do. He attains a
nobility which takes high rank in
heaven who apprehends Gods de-
sign for man, and labors to fill the
measure of the plan. He most lives
who thinks most-feels the mob lest
acts the best.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-07
TERMS REASONABLE.

A share of the patronage ef the place is 80
''0''eu' in. BENTON. psSarasser.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-07

Virginia City,
Has established an Office in SILVER CITY.
in the Oasis Saloon Building. Office hours
IL to o'clock each day.
Special ON SCARLET FEVER and diseases
of females.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-07
JAMES CARDWELL, Proprietor

VNHE GRAND CENTRAL OFFERS BET
ter inducements to Tourists than any
other Hotel on the Lake Shore. Its rooms
are large. well furnished and nicely kept, and
Its table supplied with the staples and all
the deltcacies Of the season. The patronage
OF the public is solicited, with an assurance
that the house once visited, Will be the
favorite stopping place afterward. The
Summit House is also kept in hrst-class style
10 Stages Rum Regularly from
Summit Station, via Truchee, to Tahoe City,
making close connection with the steamer
:" Gov. Stanford" for all points on the Jake.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

csinE Etsad paaa. vhieh. atsatr IS.
msgll tgseh. r1ems - insapzi wish bfs
- % ae siapsg part ash parcel q tbe
asa, aha ulih hlm . farm al chty
asasit&l Z .Ant, tbai ri~es sutsFipf even %
iat powsTiai orchcstra, with which ), is
ooasisnily combined understand lhAi
ioar % the principal ei,lss - 90 bis
American programme. anA bope ihAi
roar readers Vii. s. lar a. passibls. Avaii
themselves = ghe rare opportunity Of lisi.
ealing g really great performances.
For tbe ret, New York auiussments,
though a9ufishinr. prescBt few res fea-
lures
Cisra Morris has returned from For
of'e, and i playing her "Ncw Leah, IN
witch tbe i feroely attacked by tie
critics s. being incapable and unprogrcs.
live. Bat the youug lady J. too pincky
70 care much for tbai, sud viii donbilcss
parue the even tenor ~ her way IN
moved by uuiayorabie comment.
], i seriously reported that Mr.. A.
Oakey Hall, somewhat celebrated a.
having been mayor ~ this city during
fweed's reign, j. about 10 quit the law
tor the stage. aud will soon appear Ia a
drama written especially for his debut
lie IL sure % create q sensation ia any
case, and Is said 10 show great histriouie
sbility, RApix
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VOCAL WORKS
Piano Accompaniment.

MOTHER GOOSE MELODIES. Beautifully
Illustrated Ash fof .soveIios Edition, on 700
Viii get cheap photograph copy tl.so 10
bosHis; faB gait t4s0.
SHINING LIGHTS collection Of Sacred
Sgngs. tl.75 VA boards. uloth and gilt, 81 50,
GOLDEN LEAVES Vols 1 aDd H. col.
lfeuan Of songs aud Cboruves, by ". 4. Hsy-
Each vgl. si7a Ia boards; cloth and gilt, u 5o
HEARTH snd HONE. SWEET SOUNDS aud
FIkksiDE ECHOES Three vols. u ehoios
tome Songs By Hays, DAnks. etc. Each vol
81 rs IN boards; cloth and Eilt t2So.
PRICELESS GEMS. A fine collection Of Songs
~ Wallace, Thpmks Roller. etc f.75 10
boards cloth and gilt, 81 50.
PgTEKs' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES. Vel. I.
Containing ali he latest and best songs by
Hays. bAuks Thomas, stewart 400 songs.) 50
ia boards cloth aad gllt, q
THE OPERA AT HOME collection Of
Standard Opera sOngs, selected from over ~
Operas. o. IL boards cloth and gilt -
GERMAN y0I4KsLlEDER ALBUM. 40 songs
WITH King. and Ger. ieIt 81 50.
MENDEL.SsoHNS IS SONGS. Elegant folio
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The same for deep voice, ia vols, sso each
t2.50 IN paper; cloth 50 50.
SCHUMANN's VOCAL ALBUM 30 soaRr
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$500
SUNLIGHT OF SONG A collection OF Sacred
and Moral songs, beautifully Il ustrated by the
Bros. DsszeL Full gilt, 500.
Alec large collection Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

A curious incident happened AT the
railroad convention IN 81. Louis the
other day. Gen Joseph 4. Joansion
Was called 10 The platform. aud was
net by Gen. sbermAn. who greeted
him cordially and shook bin BY the
hand AMID the cheers Of an asscn blage
which Was pretty fairly divided be.
tween the north and south Gen
RcAuregard Was called for next. aud
Gen. Sherman gave bira the same
hearty reception. Next there were
cries Tor jefferson Davis, but there
werc also some audible protests. aud
be declined to ~. They seem 10 draw
The line Al Mr. Davis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

A uove@ement Is on foot 10 Phila-
dnlpkia TO assemble large number OF
the soldiers Of the late war in that city
al acme time during the centennial
year. It's proposed TO have both the
northern aud the southern armies rep.
resented by their leading generals and
by thousands OF their rack and file
from every state in the Union, the pur-
pose being " show to the world by a
grand and impressive demonstration
The fact that the men who we're IN arms
against each other few years ago are
now united In celebrating the Tooth
birthday Of their country, and are
inspired by spirit Of patriotism and
feeling Of common nationality. Mr..
l.. Edwin Dudley, secretary Of the
Veterans National Committee. is at
the head Of the movement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

Dr. Manning, the general manager
Of the London Tract Society, writes
from Utah that Brigham Young seri-
ously cntertains the project OF trans
planting bis Kingdom Of the Latter
Day Saints" Ia Palestine. 0Ge OF tie
last acts Of the late Geo. A. smith
First Vice President OF the Mormon
Church and State, was 10 visit Pales.
tine. ia company with the Mormon
Superintendent Of Public Works,
Treasurer and Superintendent OF Emf
grafton They were reported 10 be
we'll received by the Turkish viceruy.
who doubtless has no special preju.
dices on the polygamy question. The
Pacific Railroad. with the tide OF civil.
iaalion and outside influence which IL
brings. presses too heavily upon the
twin relict Of barbarism," and the
necessity Tor = decisive step OF some
hind IL doubtless ielt 10 become daily
more imperative. Nothing came Of
Organs MexlcAa exploration Of a
year ago. nor Of the talk. little later,
shout securing an island IN the Pacific
and Row the conjeotares have turned
toward the sacred coil Of the Holy
Lad. hut liz would hardly seem 10
be possible thai The project could be
successfully carried out, even II under
taken.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

The Clerk u Abe House 81 Repre-
seatAtiFes Aas already received notices
81 atteeu Contestants. AID the papers
ia many u the cases have already been
6led The contests are II the follow.
Ing districts First and seeotd 81
Alabama. Second. Third and Ninth 81
liliaois; Tbirtcenth d Indians; Nlaih
u Ksnlscky Third, Fourth and Fifth
Of Louisiana. Poauh az Massacbu.
setis, Fret Asd Second Of South Caro-.
line: Second Of Virginia. and Eighth
Of Wisconsin,. The last case Is Of pc
eulir Interest, being The frst o. the
kind that has ever occurred The
candidates were Alexander Z McDil,
Republican. and George w Cate
Democrat. Cate held the certificate.
but the case was sent 10 the courts on
some local question. Both men
agreed to abide by the decision Of the
Supreme Court o. the State The
courts decided IN favor Of McDill, al.
though, a. before stated. Cate held the
Governors certificate OF election. Nc
Dill has since died. The questions for
the House TO decide are whether Cate
is entitled 10 the seat, 10 whom the
salary belongs 20 the time Of McDill's
death, aud whether a new election is
necessary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

Chkf Justice Waite has discharged
Brigham Yoang from Alleged ooutemp'
in disoteying The order 81 Judge Nc
kean requiring bin To pay alisony t.
Ana ElizA 10 her divorce suit. The
government does not adult the validity
II poly 8 amoas marriages. add the de
cisioH ~ the Chief Justice is based
upon the ground that. as the woman u
mufy Jog Brigham Yoang violsind the
Uuitcd States statutes. she cannot
asail hcrself u her own wrong.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

The indomitAble MEs. Shackell, whose
latest e1ploas wss 10 take pair Of borses
irOsa her hash4ad's stable at Alddlebary
dsriag bic Abssaoe, has turned ap wish
them Al Whitehall, y. l., and traded
then %. The hasband undertook 70
eiain has properly, bat the wOmsa. bod
log tlss borsrs uith one haad aad max
isE helligersnt gssiarea vita The otAer.
said Tom shsekest, Am ycur wifs-
y0a ~ hasbaRA i0r foar years yoa
have recessed 10 sapPort the VOC have 20
biii u diverse; ihsss bossss are - much
mise - yoars; - Res out % ihs wsy.
And be ges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

Charles o'Conor. the distinguished
lawyer, died in New York Monday.
Mr.. 0'Connor was born in New York
10 1904. Of Irish paFentage, and was
admitted 70 the Ear in 1924. He had
an extensive and lucrative practice,
aud has conducted many important
sujla He was prominent IN prose
eating the Tweed ring. and will be
remembered as the author OF . sharp
letter last summer. eritising the court
Of appeals in The appeal case Of Tweed.
A jealous Democrat. be has repeatedly
been urged TO accept nominations by
his party. but refused. He was U. 5.
District Attorney foE New York for
sftcen months under President Pierce.
He was nominated for the presidency
By the labor reform convention in
Philadelphia, August %, 1872, aud by
The 80 called straigb.-out Democrats IN
Louisville. ny. September 8 He
declined both nominations, but Ia the
election received q $50 votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02

A regular whisksy ring Of 81
Taatie proportions which which 10.
six8sa several q. 5 oascials has been
directed u u Logis aud ssarly al
connected With il hare been already
addicted. several millions u dollars
wsll be recovered 10 The government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02
THURSDAY pEc D ia.

The eaters u ihs Tilta1. Iisexhef
EAsier are ffsgaessiy stirred BY The
ProPosisson 70 efoP wemters a
Fiymssih ChurcA from The rolls. Mr..
Mouiiaa declares shs wili nes BE-
iarnsd Get 10 that way and demanas
~ snstsugasson,
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TERMS

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HARrER's BAxAR, one year. ....,,......A.
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five subscribers at "a each In one remittance, or
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Cgsgfeaa asesmtses agaia seal Nee.
day. and mss4 4 sbc menl.eFs ar
already IL wassingtes lie Cem.
plsrioa ~ df hent ces gross v N le -
f0lloHs
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"A msPssitsry 81 Fsshasa. PIsassr.. sad
Lmetraegtam.m
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Motives q Ne Press
The baEAr IL edited With = combination %
tact and talent that seldom and Ia any Jour
pal, aud the journal itself l. the organ ~ The
great world 81 fashion. r. Bosfoa 7fdgsssr
The Bazaar commsnda itself 10 every number
of the bouseh Id 10 the children BY druu and
pretty pictures, 10 the young ladies' BY is
faAhiou- plates IN endless variety, 10 the prov,
dent matr0n by its patterns for the chiiAren's
for embroidered slippers and luxurious dress-
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BsEar IL uniformly Of great e1eellsnoe. The
paper has acquired vide popularity for the
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Post
In ts way there is nothing like II. Fresh aud
trustworthy - . fashion GUIDE lie stories aud
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PIANO WORKS,

Catalogues Of which will be sent on application
Address
J. l.. PETERS,
2sis sl3 broadway, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02
Family Favorite"
Manufactured by the
Weed Sewing Machine Co.,
10y
HARTFORD, CONN.
IT'S NAME INDICATES RFs QUALITIES.

LIST. Because II u adapted 10 ali the wants Of
family sewing.
ID. Because il Gao BE- readily 0omprsleuaed
by any onh Wishing to sew
81 Bssause u ruHs ~ eAsily.
Ath beeAhsa u IL aiWags ready ADD never
takes % HltA"
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Nth less chAuges kud fewer ettra attach meats
thar any other machine
9Th. Because il ls self-adlustiugs
IN. Because it is made y the very heal ma.
tefiAls, s0d Ia the most thorough manner aud
viii never wear ont
IL sstwo-thresa machine. making az eiastie
Lock Stitch.
Il has strsIgkt sh6ri needle.
Il has a shuttle sith Patent Spring Tension
tts uppsr IenEOn requires no manipulating
to aduait tbs passage II knky o. uneven thread
~hstbsr Inca, cotton or siik
lie Olilbg il done apes ths undsF SIDE b.
turning I up On lie hinges, aud soihpg goods Is
impossible
Its stand Il solid and hrm.
Its tAbis IL long AID Tpgu3y.
kyery part soFts positively. ard lt 10 HSslsab-
leet 70 TIE yislding u csEiain DpsFstion u
spnbgs.
40 n1shlos costs 20 aul4 for sev parts and
repairs.
kscdlss, 8nd az sruclss feqalrsd. srs fuY
nlshea - isss pfsees than those fer 0lhsf m1-
ehlDs&
TIE above se~ine Maehius is offered b. thls
paper a. vremium tor eiabs See terms
Agents waited ~ every tSvL u It's F.slAilg
Address a. above Aad state "a wG1t paper We
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NO MY
ECONOMY.
ECONOMY,

10 these hard times nearly all srs compelled
10 ec9nolnizc, and che esA dc - aud ssi wear
good looAing clothes y bGsisg their soisd gar,
meats oolorsd. We have mads STrAngsmtnis
@ath
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-02
Their stock is complete and prices low.
Look at the Following List

A Pair Of Gloves for 80 cents at
HURD 4 WALKERS.
A good pair of Gloves for 75o ut
HURD Il WALKERS.
pair Of ined Gloves for 81 at
HUgD 4 WALKERS.
4 good Kid Glove for fi25a at
HURD & WALKERS.
very nice Kid Glove for 81 Scat
HURD 4 WALKERS
COOL Back Glove for 81 80 al
HURD i WALKERS.
good Buck Mitten for 81 IS at
HURD a WALKERS.
nice heavy Buck Glove for f2at
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good Buck Gauntlet for s2at
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4 nice Yslure GAUNTLET for t2At
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A few good Horse Blankets very cheApat
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