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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-07
Succession of James Hewitt.

CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FORTHE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 90, 10 Whereas, L. T. Parker
public admiuistl ator tor the parish OF Orleans has
pettioned the court for letters of dative tesla
mentary eXecutor5Aip on the estate Of the late
James Hewitt deceased interstate. Notice ia hereby
given all whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ten DAYS Why the prayer OF the said pec-
toner should not De granted
BY order OF the Court.
my p 10 FRANK PACE Ja Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of James McKeon.

Succession of james McKeon,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 81 ,9,3-Whereas, Michael H.
Kahn has petit!oned the court for letters dat
ieetamentary execu'orship on the estate of
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ, to show cause within ten days why the
granted.
BY order of the Court.
ape my27+ FRANK PACE, JR Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-07

THE GOLDEN THREAD.-At the election
Of the Golden Thread Social Club, held on
Wednesday, May ), 1875, the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing year: Bernard Kelley, president
John Berkery, vice president; John Boyle.
treasurer, p. Mitchell, secretary; James
Monroe. assistant secretary.
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FRANK FERRO AS A SOLDIER AND A CITI
zGN.-During the recent civil war an Italian
named Frank Ferro served in the federal
Amy and was we'll liked III his regiment
He did not like guard duty and preferred
TO remain prisoner rather than be picket.
Being handy at cooking he managed 10 keep
ii favor with an officers mess. non
comm: ssioned officer often tried to send
Frank TO perform guard duty, but he
almost always succeeded in escaping. When
peace came Frank found that New Orleans
suited him very we'll, and before he really
knew 1t ne was married to a pleasant young
lady and long lived mother-in- law. Ferro
has will of his own, and when his
mad ia up intruders had better step down
and out. Unaccountable as it may appear,
he and his mother-in-law did not Away
float along pleasantly; in fact, they repeat
edIy disagreed on important points, and
then he was sure to seek consolation in
strong drink, which did not improve the
situation. A dav or two ago the trouble
was renewed, and the consequence was that
one nother-in-Iaw took a terrible beating,
for which a sOn-in law was immured ia the
first calaboose. Only six charges were
III ade against him, so that the chances are
when Judge Evans gets hold Of it tl1ere
will be a show better than Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-07

THE RECENT STEAMBOAT DISASTER
Local steamboat inspectors Flanders and
Motfat continue to seek evidence relative to
tne burning of the steamboats, Kyle, Bod
mann and Exporter.
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SENATE CHAMBER,


New Orleans. April d 1873. s
On molten the Senate went into execu;iy
session.
On call Of the roll the following Senator'S
answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Alexander, Allan, An
derson, Blackburn, Blunt. Breaux. Brew
ster, Burch. Cage, Chadbourn, Detiege,
Eustis, George, Ola, Greene, Grover, Goode.
Harper, Herwig. Kelso, Kelly, Landry, MASH
cot, Ogden, Pollard, Robertson. Stamps,
Steven, Sypher. Twitchell, Weber, White,
Whitney, Young-34.
Absent-Messrs. Dumont, Wharton-2.
The President laid before the Senate the
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NANTED.-A SET OF THE ACTS OF Taa
Legislature of Louisiana passed at the sessions
held IL opeiousas and Shreveport during the war.
Apply at the counting room of the REPUBLICAN.
Country papers please notice. sp23
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WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASED SECOND
w hand Font of Type, not larger than Long
Primer. Address Box No. 327. New Orleans. HI, 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-07

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans No. s.. 131.-Sotics is hereby given
20 the creditors o. this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can. why the account presented BY John
P. Roche, testamentary executor OF this estate
should nos be homOlOgaJed and approved aug
the funds distributed n accordance therewitn.
BY order of the Court.
my6 II
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EAIEHBER
When yeu go to Biloxi don't forget to cal at
THE PRESS SALOON,
as Harry wishes 70 zee you al.
P. J. MONTROSS
mhi3on Proprietor.
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FOB SALE,

IVOR SALE.-A YOUNG HORSE, SIX YEARS
Il old, tine t-Octer afraid of nothing: suitable for
family or doctors use. Address box No. 49I.
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By J. William Davis.

DESIRABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY. COR.
EER OF ROYAL AND LESSEPS STREETS
FOR PARTITION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-07
By Hoey & O'Connor.

CHOICE aOPERTY ON DRYADES STREET, NEAR
THE MARKET.
SUGGESTIONS OF JOHN HOHL AND 2LIzABgrH
FETHER, HIS WIFE, CONSOLIDATED
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Succession of Marcos Sit9es.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 37,74.-Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and to all other
sons herein interested, 70 show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or csn, why the account presented BY
Mrs Ceclie Sit ges Parliamentary eIecutrix OF tai
estate, should not ba honlologated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance there " tn
BY order OF the Court.
lnv2 IL FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
OF his appentment as assignee Of the estate
OF Cramer. Bergmann Co., composed Of Henry r
Cramer, Andrew B. Cramsr and Emanuel Berg
creditors. u WEIS
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DYJ. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCTro.EE,-

Fourth District Court for The Parish of Orlear,
80. i2.5i5.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1852.

IN THE MATTER OF LAURIE L. LtyEY EFT AIS
VS.. Crameri Bergman & Co.. bankrupts.
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HEIRS OF John aDOLPHE SCHUBERT vs.. JOB,
Henry TIMKEN
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AUCTION SALES.
By Percy Roberts, Assignee.
IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS NJ. SIMMONS.
IN BANKRUPTCY

District Court of the United States for the
of Louisana-No. l434.
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STATE OF MA
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JOURNAL OF THE SENATE

OF THE
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P.F. HERWlG, Special Deputy Collector.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nos. 81, 466 and q 2O4
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CONSTANCE STREET
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE LEPINE a

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 379i6.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Z fht8 MN ANl4A. va NAAHHE RIVER u D.
Leave New Y3tk sA n Ar4tya a MarehrslsI
Qua cnAnge
I Leave New Yoya "a M (safstdra sp,essl IA
press Arrive Al Manchester ? sa = ~
lChsnge care Il Iro}a 11thi ssa 81.
I baggage checked taloagh
HEruRtlNg,
Lesvc Manchester 50 m. arrive ii X :
lurk ~ lU .. a.
Leave Manchester At 2 % = a. Atflta Is n =
/ FROM MN YORK, By kibanl g Ir5y slsausrs
Leave New Aurk . +. nj la1 eh. ~. va lfu,
Boston RAILROAD, stilfc "a MaaehesiVe ~
a. m iliektts soli and hssssgs checked
thiougn frum New lOrt 70 M,acbeslrr}
FROM AGW HAVEN
Leave NV Haven as = M, via n. Il AMI Il
Leave Neslnsid - 81 .. ~. va =. Is A. l. Is.
Leave iroe al ~ D. M. Vi. y a. H. II
Aruye at Manchester "a ). no.
FROM PROVIDENCE KgG NEWtORr
L ave Providence, va foyidcnog s Norerstrr
X. H., 81 80 q. m. connecting at ku ishu
witb 10 2. N. tram los MAnchester ar Niug
Rt5 i0p. a,
FROM ThoY aud ALBANY, Via Toy &Bs.t :
R4irosd;
Leave Troy ss. m Arrive 3, Msnsbes tIoa
Leave Toy SOP IA. Arors al allpeuestes q.
FROM SARATOGA, and Lake 0eoi via Ra,
land: pokets aud cheeks through
Leave Saratoga pa N. Arrive At Maaehester
ZIP. M lstop one hour 10 Ruuaud,J
GTF4re from saraidsa q Manchester t32i.
RETURNING,
Leave Mancht ster ~ .. Ia. Arrive at sauAtoga
sop. m, via Troy Tickets aud cheek
through
FROM NORTH ADAMS, ana tie Hoosac Tunnel
springfield, T. sa,ld, &c.
Leave North Adams 10 a. IA, via HuosAe
Junction, arrive at Manchester 10 30 M
Leave hOrth Adams ~ 10 p, IN, via II sosAI
junction, srriye at MaHolester3 38p, M
Hoosao Tunnel passenger tRus leave Mort
Adams at 6 a. m. lie ara At 81 p. az.
FROM LEBANON sPhNGs, via la lean Extou.
zion Railroad;
Leave Lebanon Springs 10 II a. m. A,riye
Manchester 3 So p. m Mixed traia loaves
LeDauou Sprlhgs at "A .. N. Arrive
Manchester 80 p, M Es-Ask tue Conductor
to telegraph for carriage 70 meet she latte,
trau.
FROM EosToN, via Fitohbarg, Believe Falls,
and ~ u tud:
Leave Boston at 7 50 a m. Arrive a. Msnches
tei . q. an
Leave sion 80 p m. Arrive at Manchester
50 q. IA.
FROM RUTLAND
Via Harlem Extension Division, Central Yer
mnt Railroad.
Leave Rutland 80 a, m, Arrive at Manchester
90 q. M
ave Rutland Tsp m. Arrive It Manchester
Esp. m,
Leave Rutland 10 p. NJ Arrive at Manchester
10 p. m.
FROM MONTREAL, st. Adams, Burlington, Sc
via Central Vermont Railroad
l. ave Montreal a. m. Leave Highgato spriugb
1871 m. Leave ST. Adams 8 A. m. Leave
Essex Junction 50 a. m. Leave Burlington
10 l8a. IN. Leave liuusnd 10 p, IN. AtriVt
at Manchester 2 20 y. m.
Drawing Room cars through without chang,
Carriages from The Equinox House TO meet
all trains. Extra carriages may b ordered By
telegraph. 1T is better to tel graph IN al case.
when convenient.
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When you visit or leave the City Of
NEw loRK, save annoyance aud expense
Of carriage hire aud stop At the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEPUT. Il has over $50 elegant.
II furnished rooms and is fitted up al an
expense OF over tgO0,0o0 Elevator,
steam aud all modern improvements. =
European Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter aud Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets can fur
nish. The cuisine is unsurpassed. Rooms
for single person. 81 80 and e. per day
rich suites for tamilies proporlionaiely
low, so that visitors to the city and tray-
elers can live more luxuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than at
any other tirst-class Hotel IN the city
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
minute for ell parts Of the City. G. +.
4 W ID. GARRISON, Managers
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MasoaIc.
The next Regular Communication ~ Adouiran
Lodge H. A A. NJ, will be held on ThHrsdAi
evening, Augu.t IL. 1875 At Fact ~ Point
J n. WHIppLE. W. N
Adoniram Chapter, no. Is, II. A. NJ.
Next reg alar conyocstinn on Wednesday even
ng Aug tat Is, At ~ o'clock.
~. a. sIMoSDs. h, +.
W. "A BI. NCk, Sect
skinner Post No. "a, G.. A. IL,
Meets At Colburn House Hall, Factory point, oi
the nrtt Tuesday even ny Of each month
GEO. II. SESSIONS Commander.
GRAFT Lodge, No. I04, I. q. g. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
al O'clock. All members Of the "order" art
invited. Degree meetings every first aud thira
Wednesday evening Of each month at O'Clock
r. J, HoYr, l. b.
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+ 10 y. Hatch, Of Burlington, was At
EqaIuox Lass week
y. s. kellogg Il preparing tor the
ction Of Gne dwelling house on East
n street,
MIR. Ofsis has had the shade trees
front Of the Kqnluox trimmed up, gis
a deIighltal yiew from the piazzis.
norc charming landscape II seldom
q.
The Rsy. @. g. Y Eastman, rector
,len church, Factory Paint, will bold
siees At ST. Johns church in this viii
3, 90 sunday next 81 an.
Mr.. II. 7. Bennett has banded US a
umber with leaf growing from i Of
same character as those growing from
vine. II Is qnite curiosity
There WAS very heavy circle round
sun Sunday fsr two o. three hours,
okcning storm, which arrived Tues
a very heavy rain storm.
As Gar ~ heard from Truman Perk.
has beaten Che crowd Oh the 6rst ripe
nsloes this year True hosu't been
to sleep much nights lately ID bis
Elely to get ahead,
Jesse narloN, superintendent Of lhe
slAud AMI Buriinglon and Harlem *
slau divisions 81 lhe Central Vermont
road, was registered al toe EqaiaoN
usc Monday night
For the convenience u people living
81 the village, who may not have 81
snr,uaitg " getting their msil SAinr.
tie posi- oiilse viii he Kept opcu one
E a0er church sarrie % Sunday,
The ladies ahd friends Of 81. John.
rch are requested 10 inject d ibe RES
,oc Of A. l. Mjaer. oa Tannday afer
-, Aag Ssh, fos lae purpose 81 mak
arrangements i1r holding "sAle" Il
sidAie debts Incurred 20 upholsttrigs
furnishing ,he church
Gel Lamson Il Bennington iaiher 9
ncs Lamson 81 Factory Point, dies
week II IA adyaaced age Col Lam
Was uAlufsi magksmau aad invent
ths sys,em q riding ean barrels
81 marked 81 impafiaat change j
usuae,iou 81 GrcArms lie has betI
avs 10 faf scveni years
The repetition et tbe play, MsFiiel
Al A'asie uai, Tharstsy ereaiag
= ! lasse audieecc wha appeared i
sci pleasea wilh ghe Performance y
Aetafs s0 slained tbs various eAsrse
better than sbeY dla ag iHe pfesiga
sofmAaoe. ana Dstlef tbsu amateur
woai 10 Ga. TIC nlRsle nndef %
lersblp u psof rAfbeF NAs spisulti
Tie faii3wing lciiers remaiae1 Il
peal osliec Is ssis pieee Jass sls
M. Atexauder, Aastia. jabnse
Co.. Messrs. 6eIrish 4 Boutwell,, Tu
. Canedy. joseph Foster, Albert Z
Nn. Fosler. Ale1sader Ldlsm, &
Mofgau. Joseph Mason, Niles L ~
Newo9mb. p VI Pooaor Master d
dG. plsig. Enetne Rowland, ~
noias, Mr. sei,tis Smith, q
ett. ID G smlth, J 3 Tibaails, 6e
TewtsbefsF Istbea iifos. Mes y
A. Nlldsr Jean q WAIST. Frss
insfd u b sNpSns, 4 NJ.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in he world are
hose sun ring from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. More than seveuty-hyo per cent a the
people in the United states are afflicted with these
Two diseases and their effects such as Sour
stomach, rick Headache, Habitual Costiyenoss.
Papitation OF the Heart Heartburn, Water-brash,
gnawing and burning pans at the pit of the
gteeAble taste in the m0u h, coming up Of food
after eating, low spiris &c. 90 to the drug store
OF Wait 4 Hard, Manchester, or v Grover, Fac
tory Point and get a rs cent bottle, or sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Try 4. Two doses will re-
leyo you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Visitors 10 New York who want 4
qaiet, bat select aud Hazardous home
while they stay In the city, and enc
where the expenses are decidedly lighter
than 81 the larger houses, will do well 20
call Al tho Spiugler House, on Union
SQUARE. II Is situated 10 The bear, OF The
city. Carriage hire is saved, s. nearly
al The stages and street car liues pass iis
doors. See card In advertising columns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Ifevtrv family In this town knew the
vnlue 81 Reacts Magic OIL, and uould
Keep bottle 81 u on hand, 70 use to
cass q accident, we should he = happier
II nos hAndsomef people. Try this OIL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

FoonomlcAl new food % CENTS will
hay ! package Of Sea Mess FSrine, made
from pure Irish Moss, Which will nskc
so Kinds OF dishes, such - cakes, pies,
pnddipgs, etc, or I6 qusrts Of cus,ards,
IalIles. creams, Charlotte Rgske, blanc
mage, etc. Sold By al druggists aud
grocers.
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CATARRH.
Weakness at ktdncas and paIaa
tn the side aud Rack.

81 Fsent2 feafs slsaa.na q res "a rsa y -
hf Anes itaH t4affsa A IT, faHff & aat =
hsA - ia lfsTt a stesl N.Ehu a.. = Ga
tsHrh esa8 49, lAffl aa1 tss r3 sra
oa. e5sue
e g "a esE 7.eea aag VS. .ss.s.ss3
esas q Asa hs..
Mfssts isrnYmta 4 ea nfuEEiss Have
haa taisfft httis t.stug zee fHsfs. 40 sos
e tAek ard gesknees 81 b5daess tag lvst 81
sly latafft ssR e. tsa itst II ga pui is4n
ettAffh srWH ! aes ifeNhlal So ac uHa mofs
90 ie-e, AZ ukht 4 hsva tsksh MsfsAsts
taisFfh AaaA Wy ts0 YeaHs. end paiAHU stly i4
ca.d Heathci bal 3D. iske 70 ever nIfb g. ssa
ftnit ! began Sd tshe vHUf 4 .IbetuNttl 8 X .
tsifh ltemtdf fasFt u3gHih sac af.A esfs IA
en ehp @'lt enc battls a. Vas ihsA sea
thr eanghnT nistts IN ne, sa8 aass hsd
aout saa0 - ~ "a of, tbauNh have g. s5 tsns
81 TIE bsmgag &c a srtk
have had rttbs 10 m4 ssAe 40 had tf4fI ala
noi S. unf 70 th, hausc ~ iwa uestsai . t.t,s
Nv Efsates' pAia sas 90 Say uNat kanss. /
have been q umrs rr,st tuHsrtr f.sa III
sidnrys Hncs le59 Iats waaks sf,sf bss.a
70 tsst }eui Constitutional UAfsrth hueai ths
puusai iaH q CE0Nrft
Nav bo"os, \ a.. April "a isia
Haudteis = eases 81 ,ie.lsr r.tar. safsa
aithn the last year suua and LlUafs g,rs
mis- temporary rehef Tue CuNSFTrIFlONAf
CAtANl.H REMEDY strtrs 81 ~ F5si ba,,',.
ap TIE rlhsuiubuus make % HeA aud dstts
AWAY tatatrh ana sil dltpsbte uf tbs uuo,,tta
af mbisAcs, sud UsCr attendant pAns sui
tehen, pertaining % head haek, sh1uidtts,
kidteyH and tafuet
fao II per bbitla Suii by all nraAeiat. A
fasaplet q s. pssus, giving Tn aist On O.
tMtht sha Contain < lamamNfahla raaea q
agret ssui Zee by addressing iht Pc f,eiufs
& 90 Manchester. n. II
Fun aNK HY
WAIT & HARD, Manchester, Vi.
I0tIy
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,
ROOT oF souSa' EQUINOX.
MANCHESTER. VT
oPEN FROM JuaE TO OCTOBER.
address hf MAI =. r..iesv..t
Address " MAli o. Ttleefaph,
n II. oRNTS.

MaNcnfarKa. tba iokIfpE sulamef ta 10 g.
tbs Gfeen Apun1kfR. Il tm8 hHu&fya n.HHs
berth = Mes last $50 mHet ntvth 81 rrsz5
ana tA4f&y mtlee sessh 90 $3.50 llss IS tar Waf.
le@ kiisnsiae e WESTON - tbr Ceat 8 Nrtuaal
hsiuptd H b&s about tltee m8as uf ahits
marble s.9s-Nalks 6asle staae4 a1fh en-. ~.
mApis ifaes, Gns i tAe Il. 81 gu8fnsinS x.laAst
in Nsw EaElaua-
Iae tfip e ths tor 81 Maual fla.aah uhoaia
b taAeH - every vuteE A. e1Iasled ant
mAEniacepi uee IL rtiaIuea haH. Us samHl
house. TIE read {. ia she r5anf. 4ua gtef
hCrse fArurslsa wagons Tuh Co tae taf
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Have you Cough, Cold, Pain 10 The
chest, or Bronchillsy In fact have y0u
The pfem0uii0fy symptoms Of the "inss-
ate ufeher, Consumption Know that
relief i 81 baud 10 Hlsisr's balssm Of
Wild Cherry % ceuts and 81 bottle,
sfge bottles much the cbeaper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

ag terri teaistd iun ihe wTeekci ea-
bearing tse uacs II hls fireman, be
oaa8 me shsl iessfg. steam y
end in - AoiHg lefi Pof-
tssaHn cs8lc3 6esh apgu bin
8aa hassad wsaal have been
ua ay hamsne saa brave lie
eata an ~ An3few Teal n Cass
rsuusg. iaa se1 taves wife AID llttle
8 g. 8ea 81 3 va she saslc day,
u Is bs fauived Haai tie nrxt
f. Wffe iepaerig cared far,
Sympathy sui houor dae
ene aa3 uadsirg matual friend
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SPINGLER HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK
EUROPEAN PLAN.

A SELECT FIBsr-cLAss HOTEL in the
heart Of the city; aonvsGisat 10 all places Of
business, churches, theatrss. &c. Stages aud
street cars pass the doors for all steam boat
pisrs ferries and railroad depets. Gperts nDA
more qniet, comfortable and iuIurions home
At the sPisSLKA for less mercy than At the lar.
ger srst-cisss hotels. EeEsntiy furnished
rooms 81 90 per day and upwards. Carnage
hire IL saved As Onion Square is easily reached
By street ears or stages
iism J. II. FROST. pFopr.stor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05

Sano Corpore The influence Of the stomach on
the brain should be carefully needed. Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, and the
entire nervous system becomes q sufferer Bring
the stomach 10 . healthy tone and the nervous
order. Happily, there is no necessity for any long
disarrangement Of the functions Of the stomach,
since in AYERS Pulls we have 30 perfect a com
binAtion, admirably adapted for relief They have
stood the test Of years. and have exhibited stom-
achic properties most wonderful. Their wise use,
by keeping the system in perfect order, promotes
longevity, and what is far better ensures the full
enjoyment Of the time spent here. We use them
and know their vAlue.-l Florence lKAa Pioneer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-08-05
THE FRENCH CARRIAGE CO.,
GRAFTON. VERMONT.

Have en- s.asss-.,. as4 ssy oonAtAHtiy mAnnfAs-
turing large variety Of
Top and No Top Carriages, Phgtons,
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