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E'S Let.

a Yacht Alarm, 2S tons, thoroughly
M equipped and furnished Has superior ac-
mn commodati0ns Will be let by day or week
49, to responsible parties A good pilot in
charge. Apply to D. H. BURNS Shipping
Office, 167 Fore St., or on board iyl5dtf
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To be frank with you, we want
the Government, and we mean TO
get it If we have to murder and
stampede any number OF people.
Southern Dem ccratic Congressmen to
Ger. In ka
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TO LET.
Wholesale Store.

TN the Thompson Block, Nos. 1ls 4 1I9
L Middle Street. Good location below the Post
Office where all the wholesale dry goods and other
classes of trade located The finest store in the
city, with light and airy basement, two entrances
two counting rooms, brick safe, and elegant show
windows tables, counters and other fixtures. Will
be let very reasonably applied for soon Apply to
liz. e. THOMPSON,
No. 32s Emery st. the Spring St. Horse Car Route.
milf d&w22
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TAXES FOR 1876.
City OF Portland.

TREAsURERs OFFICE
September /, 1876. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the tax lists for the
~ year 1876 have been committed to me with a
warrant Tor the collection of the same. In accord
ance with an ordinance of the city,
DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT.
vii pe allowed on all taxes paid within sixty days
from tne date OF the commitment thereof.
III. w. HERSEY,
sepZdzW Treasurer and Collector.
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as Organist in Portland or vicn-
"A ity. Best of reference given. Address,
BLACKSTONE,
augl6df 81 Dow Street.
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IT appears that the attempt of the Dem
ocratic Congress to make capital among the
ex-soldiers was cheap swindle. 1t passed
law declaring that those who needed them
were entitled to artificial limbs, but appro-
priated no money to pay for them.
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TO LET I

TO LET 4!
Room In the Second Story of the
Printers Exchange, with power il
repaired. Apply to PRESS OFFICE
or TO B. THURSTON & CO., HI
Exchange Street.
oc12 dtf
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Work! Work! @>VictOry is cer-
tain!

IT is reported that Mr. Tilden has thirty
presses at work grinding out campaign docu-
ments. 1t is to be hoped that some of them
will throw light upon his contradictory oaths,
amounting to perjury, on his income return.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-11

LOYAL MEN OF MAINE: Yoa who
believe i'm N Nation! Declare your faith
by rolling up n majority of rs 900 for the
patri OF Soldier, SeIden Conner.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-11

MORE than two weeks have passed since
Mr.. Tilden was arraigned before the whole
country on the charge of defrauding the gov
ernment in his income tax, and he and his
friends make no answer.
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-11

GENERAL HAYES has d.ssipated all doubts
of his honesty and perfect good faith with
regard TO his income tax. Now let Governor
Tilden explain, if he can, those awkward
oaths of 1868 and 1875.
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~ would prefer to go into this war, IL L
knew L was TO die. or be killed in The
course of il, rather than live through and
after il without taking any part i'm if.'
RUTHERFORD B. YES in 1861.
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OF the sass 100000 expended by shc
General Government the last fiscal year
Sl6O,OOO,OOO wus ON account of the Dem
Ocratic Rebellion.
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Mass. Institute of Technology.

New department of Practical Mechanism. Tuition
$125 year. For Presidents report upon Russian
system of shop instruction. and particulars, apply to
SAMUEL KNEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass,
sep1 d3w
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For County Attorney.


Androsceggin. GEORGE S. WOODMAN.
AroOstOok. ......NICHOLAS FESSENDEN.
Hancock. .... CHARLES P. DORR.
Kennebec. .... CHARLES HEWINS.
Knox. ......... II. P. PIERCE.
Oxford. .....HERRICK G. DAVIS.
Piscataquis. ....ASA GETCHELL.
Sagadahoc. .....CYRUS W. LONGLEY.
Somerset. ALBERT G. EMERY.
Waldo. o..........BOHAN P. FIELD.
Washington. M. III. WILDER.
York. MOSES A, Stafford.
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To Let.
CEVERAL pleasant rooms with board at 40 Frank
- lin St, (old number, corner Franklin and Cum
berland SITS. aug30d3w*
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Since 1861 the people OF this country
have paid 81 400, 100000 interest ON the
Rebel l-Democratic War Debt.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS MI. e, KINIBALL

Will this week resume work at her Studio, 257 1.&
Nj iddle street. and be ready to receive pupils IN
Drawing and Painting after Monday. Sept. 11th
ulW"
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[k.A A small family without children desire q
@;;: rent in the western part of the city. House
JILL must contain from seven to nine rooms having
considerable direct sunlight and be supplied with
gas and good water. Reference given. Address L..
Box 1857. aug26d1m
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| A GENTLEMAN and wife or two ladies can be
| "A accommodated with pleasant front rooms and
| board in private family at moderate price, Ad-
| dress p. o. Box 1878, sep5d1w+
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Things to be Remembered.

We fight init Connor. He leads the coll
unln to Victory!
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DON'T MIND THE NOISE OF THE
CONFEDERATES OR COPPER.
HEADS. IF WE HAD DONE SO I'm
lS61-5, WE SHOULD BE WITHOUT
A COUNTRY AND A FLAG TO-DAY.
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Mass. Institute of Technology.

Entrance Examinations, Sept. 20 and 21, at a. m
For Catalogue and recent Entrance Papers, apply
to SAMUEL KNEELAND, Secretary, Boston, Mass
Eepl
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WANTED

GOOD penman, quick at figures. excellent habits,
work, can find situation by addressing &C.,, Press
Office can+edtf
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WANTS..
WANTED !

PURCHASERS for State, County or Town rights
L for the elE-Heating Rotary Flat Iron.
grand revolution in the kitchen department. Beats
every thing yet invented. Is economical and labor
saving. Large profits guaranteed to owners of terri
tory Sells rapidly. Office with N. S. Gardner, 42a
Exchange St. Orders for Irons will be taken.
WOLGAMOTT, SMITH & CO., Pro.
semi eod2w
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Gripping of the Bowels, and Wind
Collie.
r u Ii B E II III o s Il
10 CENTS PER FOOT.

We will sell Hose for washing
windows, sidewalks, sprinkIing
lawns, gardens, &C.. at the low
price of 10 cents per foot aud up.
wards. Brass Couplings, Pipes,
&C., all attached and ready for
use at lowest prices. Halls Pa
tent Combination Pipe, which
makes a sprinkler or solid stream
by simply turning the stop cock.
Try these and YOU will use no
others. Call and examine at
The Portland daily press., 1876-09-11

ONE OF THE SIGNERS OF
THE ADDRESS URGING HON.
EST REPUBLICANS TO VOTE
AGAINST MIR. REED IS A CON-
VICTED SMUGGLER! HON.
ESTY, INDEED!
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FOR PRESIDENT.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
OF NEW YORK,
FOR GOVERNOR,
SELDEN CONNOR.

For Presidential Electors.
at Ldrge.-WILLIAM W. THOMAS,
NATHAN A. FARWELL.
First DiStrict-SYLVESTEk LITTLEFIELD,
Second " l. WARREN MERRILL.
Third BENJAMIN =. METCALF.
Fourth &c j. W. PORTER.
Fifth SETH L. MILLIKEN.
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BOARD.
BOARDERS,

Fine large Furnished :Rooms fronting
south, on first and second floors, to let with
board ar No. So State ST., Cor. Gray.
sep6 dtv~
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WANTED 4!

A MAN and wife without children. as servants in
n the country Man to understand care of horses,
cows poultry &c woman to be good cook and ca
pable of doing general housework. To steady parties
good wages are offered. Apply at this office.
sep8 diff
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To Let.

EIRST-CLAsS Coat Makers at
l. A. 9. FEKNALD,S,
sep6d1w 235 Middle ST., up Stairs.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Booksellers and StatiOners.
HOYT & FOGG, No. 81 Middle Street.
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Wanted.
A Smart Young vJan.

TWO Gentlemen bOarders in a private
Il family. Inquire at
sep7u1w# 10 BROWN STREET.
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LOST AND FOUND.
DOG LOST |

Oh Strayed from the train at Morrils Cor
@A ner, Deering, a small DOG, color black
VI N and tan. answers to the name of Fido.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same giving information that will lead
to his recovery at HILL & PHINNEY'S,
sep5d1w Under Preble House, Portland
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The ArguS

Vote and work for Connor, the sallan N
soldier and model Governor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

The excitement 10 indiana over the
election is at fever heat and the sus
pense to the people who are fighting
the battle in that State is absolutely
paiufa!. II the Democrats lose the
,tate at the October election there will
be little hope for them in November.
The Republicans can lose it and still
nave fair chance OF success II il
impossible to tell which side will carry
the day. Both sides are straining
every nerve II is the home Of Hen
tricks, and the greenback element is
quite strong. The southern part OF
he State was bitterly copperhead
Turing the war aud came near turning
over to the rebels. Four years ago
The Republicans lost it 10 October but
gained il in November by over twenty
thousand majority. II will be very
lose but we think the Republicans
stand more than an even chance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Tie freshman elias. u ibe I. V. n
NV numbers 81
Mr.. X BE-, ant, tie temperance re
former, i seriously I'll
typhoid lever il very prevalent Ia some
psrts Of OSnge county.
Tselye aud a bali cents bnsiel i slI
lhAi common spples aie wurthin @ elsea
Two men IL woo = c captured thir-
ty-ote eoons rs Eve nIgbts This is real
sporman'- uek
some pma.oss: a Dnyile man raised
40 bushels % All sore. A L,uuon man
lsg 100 from Que bal.
Fred 4. Wilder sse popu ~ conductor
j he Harlem extension raitoad who re-.
igbed 81. position fw MONTH ago to
20 10 Csiofaio. hss reformed Is "a there,
AID s, reinsaled IN i.is Cd pssill.n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
ooRREsPoNDENcE.
By request we publish the follow
ing extract from a private letter
U,wan.n.v pn,ss,, T,l,, 10 ~

By request we publish the follow
ing extract from private letter
WIEsBABES, PRussA, July 10, 70.
Dear Father and Mother At,cood!
| have been thinking that no one
would enjoy letter from abroad better
han you and dear old father Atwood,
50 | shall give you an outline OF what
have done aud seen since | left yon
,tanding at the gate at Hastings. Ny
trip 10 Philadelphia and Washington
was quite success. Since / have
peen 10 Europe | have been very glad
| went there, and am able TO answer
the many questions asked me about
the exposition. ! never shall fors Ct
the picture OF Philadelphia with the
a my colored flags of all nations
| left New York + cling qui unwel
and entirely alone, but soon made very
pleasant friends that took good care OF
ne to London These fricnds are Mr.
III urs ID II Nickham 81 New lork
father aud mother OF the mayor Of that
city, aid the brother OF Has old
teacher At Manchester as tn,i
,ddl The ship sailed 90 was a very
good one aud aside from two days
ale we bad very good voyage ~
que month and one day from the day
[ arrived in New York landed ii
liverpool, which place is not remark
.ble but for one thing, and that is tbe
lumber OF drunken people Que sees on
the streets The trip from that plac,
. London Was charming All day we
rayeled through country like a
'e4utilul garden aud one continuout
ledge from Liverpool to London.
trimmed as even and close as if il wat
piece of wood, bat by machine. r
.ondon Is splendid city. | happened
be there 10 the July season, ano
as the Lords aud Ladies 10 all theii
lagnifcence. The opera ! attended
several times and heard Nelson AID
'atti, the great singers Of The wor d.
Westminster Abby, the Tower with al,
is glowing history, the Houses II
'4fiiameut, the Courts in session and
foaud the Judges aud lawyers ia thci,
sasns. aud whole rgp about tie
,leepiest locking tet 81 people / evei
,As visited Hampton Court. Ia,
place built by Cardinal NooIsey 10 The
aeight Of bis glory. went all through
Is. saw the bed rooms Of the t0rme,
Aings aud Queens. having since passed
sway. The hargingr u red velvet
embroidered 10 silver aud some 10 gold
,re yet very beautiful The grounds
aud country around about are very
beautilal. also went to Richmond
to the celebrated Star aud Garter
Holei, Que that goes clear back 10
s glish history. Visited Windsor
Castle one 81 the palaces a The Queen
she WAS ia Scotland a, the time and
~ friends AID myself went al through
1. even 10 the Qaeeas puvate apart
nsats / enioyed the day tLefe more
lhAn Any IN ali England. aad Tat ls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Ohio i COS considered sure Tor The
Republicans at the October eleel ion
Poar weeks ago the Democrats bad
strong hopes u carrying the State.
They hid been 81 work secretly While
The Republicans. toe sore ol success,
bad done nothing Since then the
situation has changed completely. The
Republicans have worked Up % the
magnitude u the contest aud the
Democrats have become correspond
ingly discouraged The former viii
have fair majority
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Business IL not oaly revisins
ihroughout The couosy but gold
actually coming " this eountry frou
Eaxland. The tide has actually turned
Cue class u journals will hardly a.
kuowle5ge the fact until after th,
election. They would prefer thu
hard times shoald oontiaue . couple o
mosths longer because il means Demo
cratic voles. With thofeush revival
Of basiaess The bottom would b.
hacked out Of the Democratic canvas.
The government paid almost tire,
millioas Of The national debt Lac, month
ala vel the great reiotnsf intimate
thai the ADMINISTRATION does rot lis,
wl,tia i,s Income. lie vas probably
thiaAiag u RackAHAAs administration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Tie town slsclass occurred 10
lonnsctieas CO Mooaay, and aih1ggh
they 90 not have very mech poiitical
sigaiacsncs yet they generally sbawcd
ksPublicAn gains. Even ia v sterbury
a slfuHg Democratic town, the hepub.
iicans elected majority q The alder.
men The Democrats claimed This
state - sufe ior Tilden, bui VIC are
inclined 70 thisk ,hs Yankee peddlers
vii think better q !, AID give the vote
u The state g Hayes 10 November
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

The State election IN Colorado go
CURED on Tuesday 1t being the FIRST
election Of the new state which has
been considered doubtful as 10 politics.
more than ordinary interest Is attached
70 H. Ia 1874 the Democratic no ipec
Tor delegate to Congress was elected
by 2l63 majority. There have not
been returns enough received % make
the result certain. but returns from
eleven counties show large Republican
gains which, il they extend throughout
The State, will give the Republicans
two thousand majority, aud enable
them to elect two United States Sens.
tors and member Of Congress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
OBITUARY.

Di"j IN Fast Dorset, Sept 29th, Harriet,
vile a Edward Batcheldcr, aged 5s
Year,.
Though ,ick for long time aud hcI
Heath not uu KIP cte,l Jet her loss {. none
l,e les. lrtp a.b br j sorrowing hu.-
lnni nud owing children Qlrt ana
naa>sanih1 - prrUHps ass rot fnlt
ipp1ecIa3Ci by casual acquaintance bnt
iuubly deer hef relatives aHd intimate
friend like Ma tia she earl, chose that
-0oi pul and ~ h,l quiet influence aud
eXupp has shown I've way 80 that per-
tct res into whc1 she bs, entered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
FREEMAN PARSONS ESTATE

hafe oi Vernon Manchester disifict, re-
la Probate Court held At hlsBohes,pr Nnhi
and for said pisIiiol sn the J0th day ~ sept
A. D. 1876
Present, Hon g. e Raytuu judge
An lusuumtnt pUfpurJuR to 10 thO iAst wi
sIi testament ut ffsgWsu iWfods, iaie 4
suudtflaod,in SAID district, u e,ased, hslng pts
-eutad ~ Che Executor thenla canned. 10
Probate, II Is ordered rs sam court tlai al pal
sous concerned therein b. notified 30 appear )
a session thereof, BE- held 81 the P.oUal
Olive 10 Manchester ~ said strict On ID
2Jih day II Ottiitr, =. 81. lhi6 81 iuocinek d
lhr forenoon, aud ,ln cause n any they have
sganst the probate ~ ia va, 10 whlrh qua
pose 4 IL further ordered that tlia aidef q
pablished ttfeu weeks excessively ia toe Man
chester JouasAL, newspaper pritcd Man
chester ia this siaic, previous e sid tine =
hearing,
A true record,
Attest, LOVELAND MUNs0N, Regittef.
A true copy Of record
Auesi, LOytLAND MUNsON r-ejstet
2olw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Tha lsgisisiurs orEAafec alzp m,
"eanssssy ~ the sieesoa q Hon
3eha " ssewart speaker. wiih Ht,ls
uppotstieu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

iialtic, Youngest daughter 81 DR.. james
Marsh. + Easi Dorset, died 1t the re-.
ihenee ~ lirr grandfather, DR.. Arnold
Of Londonderry, Friday Sep cmber y
after two weeks illness with bilious
itYtf
She wa buried he Sunday following,
Rev Mr.. Cnmuing- preaching the funeral
sermon. a large congregation assembled
- .hog heir respect aud love fur al that
vas mmtsi 81 "a ,ovely little child, aud to
Or their -ympdhies 70 the parents aud
relatives ID heir bereavement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
MARK THESE FACTS.
Ths Ts-sisseey q ~ ulosaaff
HoLLowAY7S PILLS.

tarsaesa FnnN tsaasgs Iafssshs
! sd - srps'lss HeihsAss rirls gave M
hearty 90
ttruf fils afx msfvsitfns
ssna Zee Anais baH. sna kcsp thfsa n The
Aenas
Or Hsay~.y has cared ~ hsaa.lhs IA
as ebFouis
= g,ss one II YEAR fsiisia ~ lss - - taas-s
nefbut hs atst htiis fhiWs get us.lf ia = Aay Z
US Nausea 4 nlsralne i naw easas
"a@nr hnx - llnstFa gfafm ~ satss8 me
81 npsses in The bead, rubbed seas 70 fauf
left.
'ssal me i~s bows wani oas n, a psor
tanais.N
- iaciose dollar, yOur nrcr ) esats ha8
ths medicine 10 us v uarth astF
send n ave hatrs ~ aag r,is
"lei ne have three boxes ~ vsuF pa he ~.
tarn msll, faf GhiAs AHd Fsstf
have Uyvf Q sgch 'eAitmauisis - thaee ha&
sant ~ space conaei. me 10 conein3a,
For Cutaneo us Disorder.
Add 81 srupiioas % the slin. tbs q ntmeni !.
mist invAigAele II doe. cot hssl txsfnstF
aleas, bat peaetratss with the mast ss4frhtus
Elects - The very root u tso eya
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

kiduet Diseases. Dtopsy, aud all Dis
eases Of ne Urinary Organs can be cured
by me use ~ IluNrs REMEDY Hun
dieis who have been given up by their
PatsiciAs 10 die have been cured b,
HUNTS REuEEY Try iiuNr's REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains, lamene O. Soreness Weak,
e-s, Nmbness, and ILLUMINATION OF the ungs
Liver Kidneys, Spleen, Bowele, Bladder, Heart,
nd Mnsc es, are quail to an army of doctors
I'd acres Ot plants aud shrubs
Price % cents Sold by all Druggists. Mailed
10 recfnt OF price, Is cents for one 81 as for six
ranted, by WEEKS POTTER, Proprietors,
aoston, Mass. Isiw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
II oLLOWAY'S PILLS
Inrsi.hf cute the solt~ing iiss.sss'
Disorder of tIac IA idueVa

10 ~ disease. Affecting these otFnns wnc her
tasy s~erete to' much Or too d Gle water o
rhethef they be sihieied stth stone pr grave.
% uith aches aud pains ssttie4 an toe lbte. over
The regions Of tho kitnsys, these nj, ~ suld
taxa aec1rdiag 10 the psiAled diy.ciious snA
ths ointment shouid be well rubhrA ittl rs,
small OF the bach Al bed time THIS treatrnset
VII give almost immediate relief Whsn al other
nnnna nav. I'LL -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

.-Noue are genuine nnfoss the signature OF
hsftocG, as agaut for the United stAto. sur.
rounds each bot OF Pills. aud Ointment baud.
some reward will DO given to any one lend iing
sneh information A. an may lead 60 tbe detection
q any party or parties e1auterfeiting tho ma /.
Mhes ur VehdinS tho sane, knowing them % be
tpurinus.
s'Sold at the mAnufactory OF rrof HOLLOWAY
Co., New York aud BY all rspeetahle dru4.
slsts and desleis 10 medicine throug bout tbo
So There Is considerable saving ~ tskina The
large sizes
n. b-Dlreeiioas itr the guidance Of pauonts
IN every disorder are affixed to each box - 20ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
Fer stomachs on, OF Order.

No medicine wii 80 tfeeiuA " improve the
tone OF the stomach As these Pils. they remove
all acidity accustomed either hy insvmp, rance or
improper diet They reseh tbs hver aud reduce
y 10 healthy Aatiou, they are Snhdesfniiy nj
Gao Gus IL eAses Of spAsm In feet they never TAI
10 caring All disor iers OF the liver ana stomach,
hoLLoWAA'S PILLS are the bet knawa IN
the word fbr the following diseases Agae.
Asthm, Bilious Camp Atats, Blotehs. on The
ssia Bowels, Consumption n6hl ity. Dropay
nyseatefy, tryspclss, Female Irreaui.r y.
FeVers OF al kinds Fits. uaat, Headache lnd
gsstion, Inflammation Jaund o.. liver tlont.
plants, LambAgo, Piles. Kh umausn, Retention
q unne, scIo'nA or Kings osh sore rhrops
Sons aud Gravel, Tic DouionreuA, Tumors.
Uloers, Wurns 81 All kinds. WeAkueas tro,n All,
cause sip
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

AZ atfnsa@ Hfe tes.t ka ,sasfs 81
Nsf, - ise "a
| tasA Sad afh ue 81 W.s
iNastt Aft NA tsat,nH eftaIa
sr war ~ TA eHbst esse taf.
!" - tuat Fee 4u fys
stn'h itfsst $50 fs
II AkM FuH SALT / he plsec ksaw
- iae Am ls basH Esfa : "a aas 8
fraA 90 ie uH ssse hs8 e. q ns ustrf
san ista sate.4 tsa - 4H s.a. e#.t
tNl $3.50, nar ttfa ssl apa atcasr3
Asa aas tila aR SCI Sd - IS ssfs.i d
fsHaaioA - latsr + 81 81 ,ss,st 81 f..t tssA
81 ha s F8stf sHt IS Nsa tH bltskeh.tf
= - a'a asser,s lsat. q tfas 5 a.
Apps Je - 30 RES
NAlE tlvRNM RF
AiN 3sHf iica Nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
COLLINS -
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

Electro -Gavanic Battery, combined with
n the celebrated Medicated Porou. Plaster,
forming the RraDdest curative agent in the
World Of medicine, and utterly surpAesing all
other fla-ters heretofore in nee. They accom-
piish more in one week than the oil p astera in
whole year. They do not pallisted, they CURE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

THURSDAY. OCT ; 1879
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