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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

IN We are selling
SUGARS ST As Low PRICES
as they can be bought il thls city.
my t j G. u H. MIABUkN
EkESH TEAS AT Low PR1CES-G IL
II powder, imperial, Japan and G2!ont Ieas
Of best ard IN dun grades 1t lower prices than
ever offered in this city. Fer sala by
Tvs + J. BAY l:iSHN li7 hing 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

WILL OF THE LATE SAMUEL MILLER. The
will Of the late Samuel Miller, esq has been
opened. Ii is dated iu 1870, and leaves the bulk
O.: his property to be lily divided betwcc''
his nephews and nieces, OF whom Their are
tweuty-two. There are several legacies, am '',g
thcm, Que of $1,000 to the Female Orpil.n
Asylum OF this city, aud $500 each to the Miss IS
Mark, also of this city. There was also legacy
in tt origaI will OF 81 900 to the Washington
Lrncasteriun School Of this CITY, but ii was
anuI|ed by c@dic dated at the time Of Il e
transfer of that school to the public school
system of the State. The es ate of the testato'
will probably amount to Sl75,OUO IN value.
The cxecu: ors Hamcd 10 the wa are hi nephew,
Fraucis Miller, esq, aud Messrs. s. +. Beach
aud Andre Jami, sou Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

Tue EVERETT MURDERERS.-ih ne 1o"c"'us
particulars of the pursuit and recapture Of tut
Everett murderers after their escape from 70
tom &C City, s brief notice OF which was mau
in Yesterday Gazette, are taken from sprcla
disD4toh TO the Washington Star from foto
mac City: :,
After the escape of the murderers from TIT
Potomac City Hotel. on Sund ~ mornl4g, the!
we're traced by Mossrs. Hazupp and Price t.
K;.nland Station, 6 miles south Of tbs juno
lion There they found, at General Flizugt
I,.,'s, that one Of the Generals boats had beer
s.olan, and surmsing that the parties ba:
eros ed the river, they procured boat, and
l,rug 10 Charles couoly beat about for trac,
IS them. aud 6oally succeeded 10 finding 1t
Eolowipg up this trail to Smiths store, a
Muhi, - Cross Roads, they found the mer
thew were alter engaged ln changing silver tol
greenbacks. They were a. once taken to Por
Tobacco where they we're committed TO jail
having 10 the meaGtme been fully ldenuned
They refus:d to answer any gu 'stlons, but one
Of them is known to be notorious Alcxat Ia
rough oamcd Foster"
\ passenger on the steamer Mattano, which
arrived here last pisnt, reports seeing parties
ir,m Port Tobacco who say that the tWo ne
groes have not been identified.
A Washington telegram OF last night to the
Ba'imore Sun s'ys:
1T is rumored here to highs that pr y
OF men from this city, triends Of Everett,
murdered at Glymont, went to Port Tobacco
to day to In with some peis'ns !hcrt, their
intention being 20 lynch the two color,d muir
dcrers some time to. night Nothing has been
received Indicating whether tn. succeeded or
not in carrying out their iutentlous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

4bUDLlr 5 : Lion I'll UR&DAY, August
Z 2ih, 1S7G, ~ the residence OF Samuel aud
fz4 stewart decd, tn: undersigned heirs of
samuel and Ella Stewart, dec d will offer by
pubic ssle, The following described REAL ES-
TATE, lying in Fnuquicr county. and State of
Virginia, viz: so: acres, tonne ly known as
the nome place o WIN. Fletcher, decd, adj
joining tie lsnds of VIA. Beverley, Daniel Ker
loo, and ". w Phillips. The above described
and ia in high sat Of cultivation, is we'll
aGnyted 20 either t4rLnn- or gazing, Is well
wt.eryd and tmbered and has Oh it all the He-
CESAR on, hui dng=, close adjacent to churches,
mills Sc. oois, &c and in acL is so located rs 10
make nome attractive 10 any one who wishes
+ 'ocA.c ii .rcIna. Tho second tract contains
= d acrcs;td les mile from the above tract
a. joining the 'an6s Of thomas Glasscock, Elias
Wood ward and 0t.rrs and is also IN high state
Ct "a tIYstlon, ,u4 only one mile rom -,ector-
town depot on tin ". &, V. y. i q. s. K. r.
thereby making both farms convenient to the
markets 81 Alexandria, Washington and Ba!ti-
more. The above two tracts OF land can be
boueh! OF Inc heirs =, private sale prior to the
above uuIa buL il not sold at private sale will
re offered promptly a. IL clock -. M, Angus.
"a 1916, 1T public sac, on the premises.
Term mad Eaown on the day CT sale.
Nrnci hg The heirs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

NJ OTIGE.-Hy order of the Directors OF the
IN AieAaLdr.ss Savings Institution, 4 dividend
OF ten per cont. will be paid t. lepostors, on the
balance Of Their deposits, on and alter MON
DAY, August 2lst, at my placeo business. No.
81 Kim. street BENZ. DaHTrN,
,r,- 1uy ;1rcsiGenL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

|O,rO McBURN EY'o Tor cheap Cotees and
(I Taas augS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

- TlERCES SMALL HAMS snd SUGAR.
= CURED BEEF just received by
~, - q. WM RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

yl1ST Receivable new lot OF TRIM
et MINGS, suitable Tor Linen Sul.inSi, con
sisting of Linon Embroidery, trlnge nnd Laces
FERGUSON * BROS,
;o14 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

G.N- Depot Tor building a:.d p!asterins nine
with Mc.srs WashiagLol. * Bro, Alexandria
Virginia. j. 2S-tw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09
nurS E.S LEAuBEATER Il BRO.

f,KEEN GINGER ju.t received ard for sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

Il kRAU3ES GREEN / u VI rLaSI EhS
w ep4' Sent the un,y remedy shown to cure
Corn :, and 20 subiuc, il. 4, lew hours, ,hc most
intense PAIN produced By Buions The object
of these astcrs is, first - arrest he transform.
stion OF healthy skin into dead. h.,r eGod accu
mulatiou and then To soften the already tornl-
ed hard substance, tha4 /: can be casl!y removed
by the finger nail. For ssle by
w SRFlLs.ij & II ALL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-09

NOilCE-The attc"tion Of MI parties ow-
~ ing gas bills i: ca ed 10 tno following res
outlon I'd opted nj the !"St meeting OF the Com
mltee on nigh::
Resolved, Tat the superintendent be, and
he is hereby, instructed To coiiec! u! back blis
due tie Gas WORKS, all! i the ssme are not aid
by Septcut b. 10Th lie shall cat oil "a gas from
the premise ii VII i"Il, qurDls and proceed t.
collect by distr"i':t Or otuc. "I-a ="
l nope therefore, al paths owing bills Will
come forward End p.y the same, ana thus re-
ieye me OF the lultimcn1 # u dlsaar"eao, e dIty
auu 4-2.w;d " Il. lash. Suyt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13

AS the use Of skim milk for the man
ufacturing of cheese is very unproft-
able, we would suggest that it be con-
densed for use in the cities, where a
large demand for it would undoubtedly
spring up. The skinned milk of a
farm or creamery, is vastly better than
the milk produced at those so.cSlled
diaries of towns and cities, where dis
tillery slop is the food of the COWS. II
is pure, wholesome and agreeable, and
Tor cooking purposes, aud for chill
dren's food, would be very acceptable.
IL could be afforded at a somewhat
less price than the pure condensed
milk, and il honestly sold for what il
Is, and labelled--Condensed Skinned
Milk, il would not enter into unfair
competition with the pure condensed
milk, although it might ia many cases
be used as a substitute for it. Any
use of skim milk would be better than
that Of making ii into cheese, which
goes begging in the market at one or
two cents pound, and bringing de.
cent cheese into disrepute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
CEN1AUR
LINIMENTS.

lhe Agps ean is hosAsa sns iAf vau7sisa made
Ait ~ suap tuNi whss tAs UartkWr
ksai '1trtf ~ 81. be- 80 aag meFsA hfutea
tshss 81 fars Nsnoaf lot lissF wail rrsrNai sasf.
hsfh Alst pas, cure hhoamkiasn KnA larger
- ss g aeEt bdUf aga mnuais a4itasnfs fAaa
a. Af'4rts eref before discovered
s1issisas sfhl etun1 s. 4syanA the sHtsts 81
theHs ft1aAfkkiila FrNPKFttaahts CkFuuls RI
saAiism q m2nF Yn&xs slanaAaN Asafal GA
NHat hAsk Fever rorss heNtina.sl SEES
- aaos, tafed-tFessts. iAsturtea Sufats and
rFrtlnsd i4mas - ne vlFtt kiHd are cara4 =
~ Ahiie usutssF LAuimeHL
- 80 aHstrsr TIE pals sea heAi wsthuai
s1Af a. ordinary Burns AID sealds ID wiii 81.
tfAei tsss Fnas@a % H5tae 0na etinga Aad ths
ifsf' ffoD Frakeu L4n,as, Il 10 VERY sfacsrloas
toF EEs-achs, Tpuah -kehs, Itch ard CsiEneous
KFapfaans
NJ JOSIAH WestGks. 81 harysviIis, a writes
"fgf Years ~ tbsamAtlsm has teen - bad
rat have besn unatls ~ esig ffeyn the honre
ihs prss hrsS h~ttiss ~ GeMAus I1nimeHt en-
sbaee Aas 10 whik wttboat M erutebsa I sna
snenaiug Npadly. tlauk your fdsifneht SIMPLY
a msrvrlS
e. \ Bsnnsts, Druggist, nocs Prairie No.
sass,
"CsnianT LIuinest selIe better And gives the
beet satisfaction ~ Anything IN the market
WHIST TIE Nebiaur Lsniment has done for oh.
sts q pin ! for you. Is il handy, 10 10 reliable,
And % j. cheap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
TREATMENT or HYDRoPHoBTA.

Chinese physicians treat hydrophobia
In highly original manner Two
sandstone bottles half filed with wine
or spirits, are placed upon fire until
the liquid boils. The contents are
then emptied. and the red hot mouth
of the bottle is applied to the bite and
held there until il is filed with blood.
when the same course is pursued with
the other bottle. A decoction of rice.
In which cantharides have been boiled
for an hour and then removed, is also
given the patient, who is required TO
keep perfectly qdiet for eight or ten
days
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on ali through trAinp ~ this rosd
This is the ONLY LINZ running these carr
between Chicago aud ~. Paul Ckicag 0 and Mi.
wankee, Or Uhichgo and WlnonA
Al OnAha our sleepers CONNECT With the Over
land sleeperh on the Union Pacific Railroad tgr
Al points West of the Missouri River
% the arrival OF the trsins from the East of
c0uth, the Trains OF the Chicago North Hest-
ers Railway LEAYE CHICAGO a. follows.
for Ceuncn Biufis, Omaha aud CaliloruiA. Two
Lhroagh Trains dsIly, with Pullman Palace
DrASihg Room ana Sleeping Cars through to
Fer ~ Paul and Minneapolis. Two Throueb
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Care attached
on both trans
For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Tao Tfsins
daily ~iih Pullman Paiscs Cars attached, aad
tunalnR through e. Marquette
fof AhNaaKse. -Four Through Tfains 3siiy
Follman Cars on hight tsins, Fariof Chair Care
on dsy trAius
sofa, One Through Train daily, With Pullman
hleepers 10 NiuaaA
Far Dubaie, va Frtsport, TwoThr3nsl Train.
daily. viih Pullman Cars o. night trans
For Dnhnka and Il Crosse va C.iuton. Two
Through Trains daily piih Pullman Cars ~
night train 10 McGfeg0r, Iowa
for siour CITY and iAHstoB, Two TrAiss daily.
Pullman Cars 10 Missouri Valley Junction.
IH lAks Geneva, Pour Trains daily.
for hootf9rd, STERLING Kenosh4 JanesEiis.
trains daily
:, New fora Ofire, ii5 Droadsay, B1st8u nee
NO. susie Street OusAhG 0hsae. rs Fafnbsu
sGstii san ifAbcisea 0tlos. ~ MauteomsFg
strsst Chicago Ticket Otioes. ~ e srs styssf.
anaef ahsfrsh House, eoFuer Cana ADD Md.
80 streets hisnzls street Depot caFEtf VI
kinK2s Ahd CaUAi streets. NeIls street Ifpgt
Former Wells And Kinzse street
F| rAtss 81 Information 500 stt&.aAbls from
F0Ey home taekeg agents apply b.
2 n. rtkhtElTs AAASk BU0MTf.
s4ggg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
rnrraaaTlos or rloura-aao,.


AHyiAiag has e wcztA dolug a. III
i worsA doing well i especially -.
plushls e he iosmston Il beds fot
Sewers Iflbs soil : merely due &
Dee o4sp vpes ersfasct Is riana *
q, ioeaaaa 81 sai.iaos. faiIurs viii
issyiial.iy rosult sEs y BY no means
A. eismeai q bpaasy small led,
beatty FroPortiobed and Besby arrAng-
ID, prvagoes . faF beitsr eEeci than
lsfgc raass q plants juuilea together
without system or method. let sbe
ssasgins present an easy flowing oat-
line. satircly devoid n angles. IN .
gaFden where the geomctrical System
j. adopted throughout. For small
places one or more beds cut 10 The
green turf are more satisfactory than
the old time plan of bordering them
with boa And eaelreiiag vita = gravel
walk In front Of the main entrance
% The dwelling, Or opposite conspic-
uoas bAy-window, or at curve In walk.
are al good locations for = ilower-bed
Beds bordering a walk, or 10 the cea.
ter " tic lava, are entirely out Of
place. After determining the shape,
mark il out with stakes placed near
together. and draw stout cord care.
fully around them cut around the
margin. sod dig out The soil fill j,
with rich compost avoiding coarse,
fresh manurel and light garden soil,
beng careful 70 raise the center few
inches higher than the outer edge
rake the surface smoothly. aud remove
all stones and sticks, as cleanliness is
important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
PoTAsH ~ FRuIr-aaowING.

Failure Of fruit crop may result
from variety Of causes. prominent
among which arc attacks Of insects ;
but unhealthfulness in the tree itself
indicates that the soil has lost some
fcrtilizing substance essential to the
growth Of the tree. Most manures
applied 70 orchards are mainly carbon.
aceous. but, excepting for their inGu-
enee In amsliorating the soil, il is
doubtful II carbonaceous manures are
of much value. Carbon is supplied by
the atmosphere 10 unlimited quantities,
and II is probable that the carbon
which composes most of the wood
comes TO the tree through the leaves.
Not 30 with the ash--the mineral sub
stance which remains after burning
can only come through the soil, and,
as the tree becomes larger, the soil
gradually loses in this element until it
becomes nearly barren. Possibly the
injury Of trees to soil, aside from their
shade aud abstraction Of moisture, may
be remedied by supplying these mine
raj elements-potash, lime, sulphuric
aud phosphoric acid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
The yellow CsntauT LiRiInent

is Worth lie We chs In geld 70 owners Of horses
and mules
This LAnimsnt has cured more Sprainsd,
sueenied, Ring boned and Called Horses IN
three years thAh have al the Farmers 10 the
eonhtry in an age. Ia effects ara simply won
dHrfni
We have thousands upon thousands o. certth
catss a. strong a. the following
ms hone vas lAme for year with fstloeh
wrench All remedies utterly failed TO cure and
| considered him worthless nutil l commenced
10 use CentAur Liniment, which rapidly cured
him. heartily recommend it..
REP. 0Eol W. FERRIS, ti
MAnorville. Scholars Co., N. T."
"DKAE sm:- have used yOnr Osntau LiHi-
meai Ia my family and and II 10 be o. great
value. Please seud me tvo dollars worth, one
for the mules and horses.
RILEY sICKLEs.
Pals Station, Wyoming Co, Pa"
1t makes very little difference what the case
is, whether il be Wrench, sprain, Poll-Ryil.
Ringbone, Scratches or LAmeness OF any kind
the effects ale the same. Liverymen, Stage
proprotors Farmers, &c, should never be With
ont the Yellow CentAur Liniment II 10 sold
everywhere, aud warranted in its effects.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Dey ST., New YorL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13

The hog crop Of the United States
for 1875. - estimated by the Depart
nent Of Agriculture. was 25.174.29I
head, against 27.sle. zoo ia 1874, a de-
crease Of : ,l47 ,s59 No estimate Of
weights L given. bot ~ weights il the
West were generally : ~ per cent.
greater ~ 1875 than IN 1874. tire aotu.
4 production q pork Is about equal
ior the two years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
vREEzrso or SAP ~ WINTER.


Prof 1ohr, In recent paper, shows
not only that the sap does not freeze
In trees and plants which live through
hard winters. but also the reason why
il docs not freeze. He says that
though il Is true. water, as we general.
~ see and understand it. freezes at
S2', il does not 90 50 when it's part
cles are finely divided tropical
plants have large cells, aud these are
the ones in which tie sap freezes bat
10 plants with very small cells in which
the liquid particles are faely divided,
there is no freezing Of the liquids On.
al after the structure has received in
jary Of some sort.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13

adapted to grown persons 40 well a. Children.
lhey only need 70 increase the quantity. but
children have SO many ootn plsints for Watch
Castotia is adaped--like Wiad Cohc. Sour
stomach, Worms, letter, Teething and Group
that II is especially recommended for them
Its effects are more certain than Castor Oil. II
contains no alcohol aud is az pleasant To take as
money. IL never gripes By regulating the
stomach and bowels II Cools the blood, expels
worms and prevents feyershuess, quiets the
nerves and produces health then OF course
children can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest,
Castona is recommended by all physicians
and nurses who have trideit, and il is having
rapidly increasing sale. Il is prepared with
great care after the recipe OF Or. Samuel Pitcher
Of Mass, at the Laboratory OF ]. Is. Rose & Co.,
10 Dey Street. New York. 42l3w9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
Iowa Loan Trust Co.,
AT pEs MONIES IOWA.

vhest Investments ars weil Ard tsvsra hly Anoufi
- may. Invests faHds faf tbres - ave vrsra
s@cared - srsi ipast0ags o. improved fes
estate. verth thrss times ~ san laaasH is
iesssi A. ] - I'sr eeut payable semi ahnnsliy
~ ne GhsmicAl Nshonh hAuk IA Nee Ysft
~ seas guaranteed by tie Oampans. Fpe a..
eniArs. GittHE refsrsnees hna fnH p2rtsealars
addfess ths Company Al nss Mo.nas. iass lge.a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
ADVERTISINC

II iisllgions ana AEriezlr@rsi Rsskiles balf
Ffios sena ior CAiAiogas o. The Isl plan. For
alteration, kairess
GRO. 2. HOWELL . CO., Il Past Row.
grW fonE III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
A TRIAL ORDER

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisfac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County arc forwarded by express,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13

hsPsgssse hAs sssatsertssa nj iasesgsssni.
nFea &i-AA kAfAlA ust ie Kxasta sns-lhifa
= 49, u rAFxiat,y taats. AZ NAFE
hsnT q aar sseinfs aahas a. fasarsBss
Nefaiisnses Ans ssxesf afrs suas TRb ~
FftAs4 pesnt settled, "a nstf = uherp "a
tarh seressmeais BE- alsas, ssrnrifr so.s.s is.
nasae 1As
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
Very Cheap, 1915 AMI upwards.
BUTTRICE PATTERNS.
IRoN Is THE BLOOD.


TIT ILEI IIAh bIULF
fitah1es and KaneAes ihe Biosd, Tones az a..
stsitmi BGiies ap tEa hfgksa-doan. fats.
DDftReisis bst3Nit irapRfs Cbiis And Ffyrrs
thfaHis NarhWa. Nervous Arcefious E,.f,s
liuts9fs DiseAsts 81 tue EtIHoys ala esd8e,
femaie Complaints. de
ih0nsands anys been changed ~ tie b.. -
~ G LArll from Neat, ssehlys slaenha er..,
sAf's' y s'fyhs, irAiih5. happy mah a14 80.
~ rive 10 trial.
IipN - SORE gDr gstfbA "PrHfFT4N
fthtf E1gis i+efBfAaa EsfE hol8 bg Bes.ss-
gsneFnfy.
szpsge Pamphlss, caata.alss = ty,st5.s,.
Iron As 1afdteAl aRsHt su4 sfesr gssrsff.
isls. isls ffst4 aia1lFr.sA phfss.lsrs
elefgy msn sue 0theFs Hfi ~ ssrt 80 f's,t
aaaisss sEIH ". P0WLE 4 sOas. Pf,ps,
Sfs' - hAfrisgl Avenue. Besi0H.- s9ecrig
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
Five Years Sickness Cured by Four
Bottles OF CONSTITUTIONAL CataTTh
Remedy
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear

ST. ARMAND, P. O.. Sept u, 1874.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD A CO..
Dear Srss-- Being desirious that others NAV
know somathing Of the merits OF your "CONsTf-
ruTIoNAL CATABRH REMEDY" ] wish TO inform
you what 1t has done for me. am ~ year. old
had been out OF health for about FIVE years
had employed three or -four different doctors. any
tried various medicines without receiving and
permanent benefit, but confined rather to grow
worse, until last fall, when | had become SO bad
as to be unable TO do an hours work at time
Had severe soreness and pain under the shoul.
der blades and through the shoulders, with very
lame back, and feeling in my right lung as
though there was a weight bearing IL down with
continued dropping in the throat and down upon
the lungs. such was my condition when COM
menced 10 take your Catarrh Remedy, one bottle
Of which ceased my pains and gave me an Inn
proved appetite and after taking four bottles
was restored 10 health, so AZ to be able to endure
ttrd and continued labor, such as chopping and
CLEARING land, at which ave been engaged The
past season. Ny recovery | attribute solely.
With Code blessing. to the use OF your Catarrh
Remedy,
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER.
Deafness and headache Cured by
One Bottle.
MANCHESTER, n. ~. June 2, 1876
Messrs. LIrTLErIELD Co..
GentleUiea:--I wish 60 inform yon OF the benefit
that have received from your valuable CoSsTI-
CATARHH REMEDY. had the CatHrrb
so bad that my hearing was affected badly. One
bottle restored my hearing so that / can hear
the tick OF the clock very plain. / had the head
ache for year all tho times the last three
months have not had any headache, and nv
health was never better than at the time OF writ.
Ing this. | can cheerfuy recommend it TO an
sufferers from eatarfh.
Very respectfully yours,
=. +. HUBBARD
Agent Union Mutual Life ms Co., 1887 Elm at.
Price 81 per bottle Sold by all Druggists. A
Phamplet Of ~ pages, giving Treatise on Ca.
.Arrh, and containing innumerabIe cases On
lures, ssnt free, by addressing the Proprietors |
LITILEFlELD q Co, Mauch ester, N. II.
FOR SALE BY
WAIT Il HARD, Manchester, Vt.
IO6iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13
CL0AKS, 6AQUES. DRESSES, OVER
COATS AND COMPLETE SUITS
CATARRH.

dyed any color and made to look almost IS good
A. new. Leave your orders at the JoURNAL Once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-13

So TO $50 per day At home. sample
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