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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Do You Want Health 2

WHY WILL YE DIE.-Death or whal is
worse is the inevitable result of continued sus
pension of the menstrual flow. 1t is condi-
zion which should not be trihed with. Imme
date relief is the only safeguard against eonsti
tutional ruin. In ali cases of sappressou, sas-
pension or other irreqularity OF the Courses. ("
Dr. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator is the on
ly sure remedy. 1t acts by giving tone to the
nervous centres, improving the blood and deter
mining directly to the organs of menstruation
1t is Legitimate prescription, and the most in
telligent Doctors use it. Prepared by J. H.
Biadtield, druggist, Atlanta, Ga 81 80 per bot
tie, and sold by respectable druggists every
where.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Canton, Ga.

I hUFtTTISFIIFIIT. ]
Notice to the Creditors of May Adams.
Owing to large demands against
her fathers estate and expensive lit
igation, the subscriber will be una
bic to pay any debts due on account
of May Adams until further notice.
Aug, 20th,' 76.-lt.
II. j. ADAMS, Trustee.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
The selarletta goarnal,
t-Y The foUosoiuq named gentIemen

Gg The JoUOving named gentlemen
are authorized agents for the journal /:
J. b. BARTON, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground "
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, Cliero Co Ga.
w. +. ORR, Acworth, Ga
w. H. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
W. Ii. CASEY, Z. NJ. Woodstock.
II. Is. GOODWIN, Fowler Springs Ga.
5 A. ANDERSON, Travelling Agent.
CrTY AND COUNT Y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Eftract Of Letter Of Rer. Dr., Loric Pierce. Of
Sporta 10 Rec. J.. +. Diaries
Macon, Jan : 1876

Macon Jan. :, 1876
DEAR Bro DAVIES Excuse me for writing
only when am deeply Interested Lhave been
speeches. about two months. Could not read
and pray in a family. Had tried many things
Got 40 benefit from any. Since Conference
some one sent me from Americus u bottle of
Thrashs Consumptve Cure and Lung Rcstorer,
which have been taking now, this is the 9th
day and can talk now with some ease
came here, among other things, to supply my
self with this medicine. No druggist here has
it on sale. Unjust have it. | want you to go in
person to Thrash & Co, show them tn $ letter
and make them send me by express to Sparta,
Ca, two, three or four bottles, with bill. | am
getting on finely
(Sgned) l.. PIERCE.
Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
For Sale bv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

TO 10 G. G. LEAKE &. Co for your Sugar
cured Hams dried Beet, MacLerel dried Herring
Lohslers Salmon, SardlBrs j &c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Thar Parched coffee al McCalchy i just
the thing Try it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
HARDW ARE,
Georgia, Cobb County !:

Four weeks after date application will be
made to the Court Of Ordinary Of Cobb County
for leave to sell the real estate Of II. G. Lyle,
late Of said county. deceased,
TIMOTHY STEPHENS, Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
TERMS OF TREATMENT.

Consultation tree.
Prescription and medicine per month, FIVE
dollars, in all chronic cases-Cancers and tn
mors excepted. Operations on eye, &C., at
very low rates
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Q5 IN con per day at home. Samples
VO w V"O worth 81 free. STINsoN d
Co, Portland, Maine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Dyspepsia.

A FRIEND TO JUsrIcE AND TRUIH.
By Shaat8, Ga,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-05-06
FOR SALE

The DWELLING HOUSE on High street now occu
pied 10y ). L. Lowman. Apply on the premises
February II, lSi6-u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-05-06
For The Cecil Wing

roi Inc SeSH wing
SUNFLowERs-GooD FOR FOUNDER IN
HoRsEs.-This important plant should
he cultivated in all miasmatic regions.
1t requires but little culture on fair soil.
Its uses are many. 1t acts as an anti
fogmatic, absorbs the deleterious ele-
ments in the atmosphere of malarious
districts, and according to learned men
and old observers of nature, is a pre-
ventive of ague and fevers and bilious
disorders The medical men of Europe.
and General Sherman, and others of
like reputation in America, esteem it as
effectual in removing the sources of
miasmatc diseases. Fifty plants about
each dwelling on a farm would be
enough, and, as was said last month in
our journal, would feed great many
birds and poultry. The seeds are sale
able at good price, from which oils of
various character are made Much of
our salad oil is not OLIVE, but sunfower
oil. The sunflower forms neat orna-
ment alongside the fence enclosures of
the gardens of tenants or laborers on
farmland by furnishing supply of
rich food for their poultry, might save
many ears of the landlords corn Its
chief virtue with horsemen is its GER
tain curative powers in "founder in
horses. We have seen sudden cures by
its use One pint of seed in warm
mash, repeated two or three times at
an interval of three hours with active
rubbing, will generally restore foun-
dered horse. We have known it to act
like magic Sunhower seed is recon-
mended by the most reliable authorities
as cure, or certainly affording great
relief for the asthma.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-05-06
FOR RENT.

Ceveral Tenant Houses suitable for me-
Mechanics other families. with Gardens attached
also small Store House. Possess ion 18th of March
Apply TO WIN. K. FREEMAN,
ut Back Creek MILL Cecil county, Md.
Fol, IL n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-05-06

MEAT FOR CHIcKENs.-Every person
who keeps chichens, especially if they
are confined, should not forget to supply
them literally with fresh meat When
free to range abroad the greater part of
their food consists of worms and insects;
and when confined substitute for these
must be supplied, and meat is the only
article that can properly supply their
place, If it cannot at all times be pro-
cured fresh fish will answer. Chickens
supplied with this necessary article will
always lay, and if grain, lime, ashes,
sour milk and chopped vegetables are
literally given, with pure water for a
common drink, they will continue
healthy and always be source of pro-
e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

ans rate 81 boise mArksl fsT moes y
The Ersln, sush 81 corr, rye AID oats
.rniscd Coz sals Ia this asd he zdlaiaias
loans To-day here i na5 ono in uds
ioHa 10 fanaiag order, abd IL fact 10.
one afsstosS - he Had, And U.s. -,
Hood niuus dam, ~ ise pa year
TITS state q ,hlnEs hAs bcen brought
abeui 4, iollows, VIA; The CREST aood
81 100. which oceurrcd Ia Jnly or thai
year, undetermined bDd completely de-
aroyed enc 81 them Two were lost ~
he Games, and he Others have been torn
down and their sites occupied ~ paper
mile, while The sixth Is The one alluded
% - being witbout dam. Tue milling
business u probably Dot as good a !, has
been ii the pAsi, san their hoes i severely
iols b. both producer and consumer d.
rccily, besides The bdirec, loss resuiliug
% OLDER branches of business, ia having
% mahy valuable water privileges min
proved 10 our midst. It's said tina, pre-
paralious are being made for the rebuild
log of two, aud perhaps three Of ther
the coming season.
--One item 81 the Inventory Of abe prop
erty OF returned townsmAn, who hsd
been engaged lu the lumber business 10
norlhern Michigan. reads thus For o.
chains, Que Aousand dollars. Can the
Green Mountain boys beat thaIy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
STATE ITEMS.

A destructive Gre occurred ii Danyi.ie
las, Thursday night. breaking out about
midnight in Dan Sanders boot aud shoe
shop aud consuming that building and
tbe tin shop aud dwelling house Of iar-
yey Pierce, dwelling house owned by
Chas ;. Weeks, with tao or three barns
aud sheds Sanders lost al his goods,
while all the goods were saved from
Pierces building. The wind was blow
ing briskly aud no water could be
thrown upon the fire except what was
brought 10 pals Origin Of the fire un-
known. Loss about $500; Insurance,
s3,300.
Mrs. 6. W. Rowell, Of Tunbridge, is a
lineal descendant Of Hannah Dustan, the
heroic woman, who, in 1851, being TAX
en- by the Indians, at HsverhilI, Mass,
aud led a captive towards Canada, when
near Concord, N. II. killed nine Of them
IN the night time, while they slept, and
liberated herself and two other female
captives. Mrs. Rowell has 10 her posses
sion the identical towel IN which Mrs.
Dustan wrapped the scalps of the In
diaus. so says the st. Adams Messen-
ger.
The tweDty-siKth annual meeting Of
the Vermont state teachers association
will be held at Burlington, February 3,
4 and D. The programme consists Of pa
pers, addresses, discussions, election of
officers, etc. The railroad companies
grant free return checks to al members
Of the association who have paid full fare
one way. The citizens of Burlington
will entertain teachers who attend the
association. Teachers intending TO be
should notify l.. Pollens, Bur
lington.
TIE whole expenses of the state for
the last fiscal year, including interest on
The state debt, as well as payments on
the principal, were $5l0,230. In Massa-
rhusetts for the last fiscal year, the pay
ments for interest on the state debt alone
were 81 ,4s5 ,22i,2l. In other words,
Massachusetts, paid nearly three times as
much for interest alone as Vermont for
her entire expenses, including payments
On account OF the state debt, the entire
interest thereon aud a special session of
he General Assembly-and yet there are
iolks in Vermont who complain of he
way they are taxed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
Pullman Palace Cars

are run uu all th eeuEN tsalas q bis road,
THE Is tnt UNLi LINZ uumpg these carr
between CHIcaEu aud at Paul Chicago 4ni Nd
wsukae ~ DhlCs 81 and Niun9a
At Umsba COR sittpris ouuu, So With thr 0vaf
lsuI steVrrs son she ualup patilc iissirJs4 Tor
aii p0H,a Nts. NJ snv Mssnau iWog.
on size atusa, 90 She iraHs tram tla East or
south the rlHa ~ ib Chicago IS North West
ora BalRs5 LEANr CHICAGO ar ioliaws
F3r Council huUt, Omaha and aliiutuis. Iao
Through Trains daily, with fui.maH Palace
prauiug Room aai algcpiug Cars through c.
Council Bi1Hs.
Tor 81 Paul auo Minneapolis. Two Through
TIans dairy with Pullman Palace Care attached
on both trains
For Green iiay aud Isko Superior. rao Trsins
dsiy Wth Pullman Palace Cars attached, aud
running through 60 Marquette
For Milwaukee. Faur Through TrAius daily
Pullman Cars ca night ulils Patlor Chair Carr
on Us trans,
For sparta and Ninonu aud paiuls in Mime.
sofa One Through Train daily, with pnilmsu
Shoppers 90 Winoun
For Dubute, via Freep0rt, Two Through TrAius
daily, with Pullman Cars ou night trans,
For DuhuAe aud Is Crosse, wa CLINTON, Two
Through lraius dNly with Pullman Cars on
uight usia ia Ne8frgut loss,
For Sioux cay aud langian, Two rraias dui y.
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva, -Four lrtius day
For BaCif rj, tsrbg, K0n0shA JsneryA -
and othor poials you eau have hon $40 q ten
traiun daily
Nov lufs on e, ii5 Broadway; Boston uili5e,
No State HgreE omaha Office, 253 faruham
street; San Francisco Oniee, IN Montgomery
Street, Chicago Ticket Offices, % Clark street,
under sherman Rouse, Curnef Canal and Ma1i.
son StrCots, kieu2Io Street Depot, corner W.
KNEE and Cams Streets Wo,la Street cpot
corner Wei aud Kluze street.
For rates OF Information not attain bic from
your home ttokot agents apply t.
w. II. hrEsNEIT, NAgyiS HuamTT,
Gea. Pass.Agt, Chicago, Gen.supt, Chicago.
8l0ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
chat Lass O Lowrie, "
by FANNY aorosoS BURNETT

The friel1. " "StmbNEa who Iaet rHad
"kIlly Ilm's Trouble zone Hgy VI AHf
"Ihp Fire a. Grant, y blils. and othafs m Nts
Burnptts short H}3ies Wai not need 10 hr ar-
s1ioi tGa' ti4Gy have rare treat before them.
The serne of the new novel h rid au LYg4i-h
mining towH, aud from Che first page q tir i4st
the interest," ls 1uHagging.
logiag A SECOND FARMERS VACATION z
hy Col George J.. Nauug, DESCRIPTIVE. ~ 3 ROVE
B1at ride 81 two hundred aud GfsY nj les 10
one oil the mort fofHls and iuterps ms ~ ihe
ylue.Rr0wug Yalrys y Eurole Tegiag never
seen By he ordinary Traveller, bBt tai ID iHtsttgi
Iu its social aud ind1rtiitl aHpccfH a rare t3-
lection % REVOLUTIONARY LErrEkS A
SERIES or ILLUSTRATED ARTICLE, ON
AMERICAN CBLiB6Es The rcues inrHdas
William and 1ar, Haryau. Yale, slrMgsu
8tale University NaFle al CHiF f-ilg auMersi
Agricultural C5liege filcst0n Ual o., bas.iril.
iFHity, aui othEf iyPeal Ftsbtu sous ~ ihf
eouurf Elegantly ! ustratea ariiees ~ oLu
Ms YORK, illustrated papers % AuEAitAh
CITIES. No
The editorial control ana direction z tae Ma.
~ ue VI rguEiu lH tAf hauds af sh laJf Il b.
eb0 viii cgutrbgta each month edit fiais Inlif
rarrcnt pa44 l aad saig. ippie- cor Is
Ha o4A ia lolIc u ihe lue' g.. silt
ap Hl0u IHc Oh tab.net iar pu3 e4rn
y nc ani -ottE .af Efsnt.g uf GH
iar sr3 rlag 80 ~ - 50, leWfs
bara' Df aausl6a aifiA sat, Hn Ba
ID aif aaH auocraf p ra<ERtry
SHiE&KHs 84NpHLT - NOE 1RN.z tg.h
20 ffr CaIulTt tuiiH Euviart ~ tst sfs. e
representative tm mean 4asszine.
10 HIaI 81 fhe favor "a ST. .nit &
generous RubsIa - Hha alSa du. Z a. re
tenu3as fttE e H9se r. afmof aeat nia
% b5ih lfs iiiHf-rY afd AZ 8epayu r
eeaihHhH % sall by ai afss cia.s baakssii.f-
frI ats daaig4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
NEWS ITEMS.

An incendiary was captured Wednes-
day night In the attempt to set the State
House at Little Rock, Ark, on fire. lie
refuses to give his name and has not yet
been identified.
John II. Chase, aged twenty-three, de-
livered himself to the authorities of Pas
sale, N. j., yesterday afternoon, confess
ing to being one Of gang OF incendiaries
who fired Ten to fifteen buildings, incud-
log the Catholic church few days ago
In the u, ). circuit court at Albany,
yesterday, Nathan Sprague, mulatto, WAS
sentenced to Que years imprisonment
aud TO pay fine OF $500, for embezzling
money letters from the Rochester post
office.
n. e. kbbe, defaniting mining see.
rotary, was found dead 10 bed yesterday
10 San Francisco, having shot himself
through the head. Lste reports place
the amount OF the defaleation at about
$4,000, mostly falling on the New York
mining company.
The New York courts have decided
against the legality Of theatricals on sun.
day, holding that the Legislature has The
right to control all occupations in this
respect.
Attempts have been made to reduce
The fare 10 the palace cars. An expert.
mental train was put on the Patterson,
n. j., road. The price was % cents.
The experiment has proved marked
success, the company clearing the past
season s22 600.
Bessie Turner received ten times as
much for her book IS Shakespeare did
for bis plays. THIS ought to quiet the
persons who are going around saying
that Shakespeare was better writer
than Joe Howard
Il begins to look Ike serious business
for MIR. Bll King. The Pacific Mail
company l. after his money, or rather lbs
money, aud Congress is after him.
+ iiadu's be better slip over into Csnada
aud look sf,er that short hor ned bail
againi
A. tstisitelsn sfflrms that over eighty
millions o. people in this country use 10.
baooo ID some form OF other. A. We
have bot forty miliions, including men,
womeu and children, The statement need.
confirmation before IL viii do 10 "sweAT
by."
The Philadelphia soal bArons had .
meeting a. New York aud decided that
Tie only way they could keep up prices
with 80 miid winter As this has beer
to contend with, woaId be an entire sus-
pension Of the mining Of aathracile cos
from Feb. TO March u. sach : sus
persioa wss therefore ordered, and they
seat home happy with ibs consciousness
! lhst lley had d0Bs tbeir part tovsrd In
psoSIng DE bar tines.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
srrorAL Notices.


TIE ut3i Neea4af Communication " AAanitAu.
Lodge. A. ~ ul,l b. held Oh THURSDAY
evening. feb q is5e - tssiars iont
j. x. NuliEiE. y n
Aaeairan Chaptsr. 50, -, u. A. "a
Next reEalag convoeAtion "a Wednesday even
ing. Etb 3 a. a'clsek
w. A. BLACK. Sect
Skinner Peat No. 81. q. a, "a,
Meets at Col5uru Honse Hsll Fasturf Point. on
The hgst TupsdaY evening ~ each mouth.
GRO. II. SESSIONS. commsader.
Grast Lodge, Ne. tst, 1. q. g, r
Meets At Adams Hall every SATURDAY, evening
a. o'clock Al members Of tht tordfr sre
invited Degree muetugs eycTy bfst aHa ihif1
Wednesday evening 81 each mouth q O'Clock
I. J, HONr. l. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Dr. Pierce Pleasant Pargaliye Pellets
Are 80 compromised from concentrated
principles, extracted from roots aud
herbs, o. 90 e8mbine Ia esch small gran
uie, scarcely iargsr than mustard seed
50 much ealhaftlc power - Is contained
in any larger piss for sale ia dug stores.
They are not only pleasant 70 take, bot
their operation q unattended With
any gupng pam. They operate without
producing aus constitutional q disturbance
Unlike otter gatbAries, they DO not reu-
der The bowels costiVc after operation,
but, On The contrary, they estahish per-
mauently heslihy seiion. Being entirely
vegetable, no particular care j. required
81 bile using them.
e50g reward j. offered bg The proprie-
tor 70 snY ore who vii, detec, 10 these
Pellets suy ealomel VI other form u mer-
enfy, lniaerai poison, ~ inipriBns drug.
They arc sod By Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Cross and sekiy s lryB gae BE- made
heAthv and strong hy reguAi.aE tbeit
stamschs AID bowels vlfh Caaoris ~
"a more effective than caster uli Ard Il a.
pleasant % take - h9neY faf Wind
colic. seur stemAeh wurms and ccstite-
ness, there i puthsag ia eastesre equal
70 Cast8fiat a-sN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
ID a. - -.,q,y-, . q = = H=a-s -
(M YsSLiA - UiDE
A 9TIosA5

This il a beautiful Quarterly Jnurnsb husiy
illustrated, aud containing tu elegant e1lurDd
Fronsisp zee with tht nrst humber Price oHy
p cents Tor the year. The htst No i9f ls1G
jast issusd Sc NioE's HIoWEp e NraEsAHiF
GAMES 50 cents with cloth cavers 6a GEMS
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester n y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Why wia Won sulleg from Rheumatism,
sprsIns, Sha Joints. saelBuEs, Bprhs,
soalds or Veal when ile Ceutsug lint.
mcrt snofds oertain relief Navy ar
usles soolbe pain - certain extent bai
tho Ccplaar Laumeni e0res The White
L4uiucni = for the hnman family the
yellow Lihimeai Il for horses and ani.
mails 4sslaw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
81 a Year Csc a Number

The 20 ls nplets, Nov 1910. is CO. 1915
h1la0 81 aarpsu elais ~ %
hsa belt mGf9a9
t9la ht4l 81 AafamDtf and &aB Ausr
elli.ef sLiames ! & WI sii = sHp 20 teps
i=si tlH ft i9ta iE hsf 500
SEA-
la.aastisfs and IartassisIs 81 81 Supplied
q faies fst VII eatt4s teen rs n aaY D .s#
aHcEe on H.
sa5sefi,sH 81 PLEAS mt - i q. Moasg
9fagfs ~ BE- kaAE th#ete " l4fEft e. 81
f~gi tffea isnfrs Money q lsttsrs d 4 reggie
TERED a. sanlsf lass
AaRttpheT aHA ile ilisr na1lseEs ses 3 -
f.sN s.fs Fsst i1f ls7g
bcAiESEE a co.. rs Bfsa.Isay. N I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
1876. 1879
Scribner'S Monthly.
1876.

We invite tho attention Of The public 10 SCpB.
EEH4 monthly, winch now deaeryodly ranks
among tue best illustrated periodicals Of the
world.
The papers illustrative Of American Scenery
were included Tho Wonders Of the ioli1N-
stone and the "Grsnd Canon Of the Colorado"
have won wi 1e-sproad admiration on both -idea
Of The Atlantic; and "fho Great South articl s.
with their beautiful engrayings, have been ro-
issued IN book form IN both Great Britain and
America. For the coming year we have broader
plans than ever before. The magazine will be
enlarged. and there will be three remarkable
serial stories BY American writer's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
Gabriel Conroy'
BY BRET HABTE,

BY BRET HAREE,
or which the Boston Post says: at is soral
That viii make every new number Of S0HlBSER's
eagerly sought for, if II had nothing else to
recommend IT,"
an, Canadian Illustrated News PREDICTS that
ssyg, haze sand at last THE American novel;
Inc Iouisysno Conricr journal says; The
Gr.t btsttf,ta,,ati tast.v ga. l3nho FOR"
We begin ia January
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
FARM FOR SALE.---THE

- place kuown as the James Alien farm aituAt.
ed on the Wiuhali Iurnpike, . milcs from Che
railroad. Said farm contains $50 acres. lb
heavily timbered with spruce, homiock aad has
not been cat over. Buildings are ~ good repair
aad there IL q good sugar orchard, aisa apple
orchard on the promises VIII be sold cheap
and all bat $500 can remain on mortgage il de-
sired. Apply t1ar address
A. p GRAHAM, Executor.
Bondyiuo Vt Oat 20sb, 1918 223m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

BY EDWARD EVERETT HALF

This is An Historical romance, Tho scene Is
r.tory wts FIRST spanish, then French, AID th
American sut when war wac imt1lntnt. ~ o..
tain thu control o. The NJ sdss ppt ltislitslr
to be the great romance Of Iif H asvippi Eal-
ley, a. GArEiEh CosEqT wiz be II IAe Pacific
slope
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03
10000 ACRES
choice IOWA L0Rds
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale 1000 acres Of
choice Iowa lands carefully selected by com
petent surveyors five years since on the lines Of
lliDois Central Sioux City and ST. Paul Railroads.
in Plymouth Cherokee, Buena Vista aud Poca-
hontas Counties For information respecting
quality and location OF land price per acre ana
terms OF payment consult my agent and attorney
N. +. KINGSLEY, Esq, at his Office in the Baxter
.,ational Bank building Rutland, w.
333m II. II. BAXTER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

Mnnros BIoek. syracuse. Il y.
25iy


the brain should be carefully needed. Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, and the
entire nervous system becomes a Sufferer. Bring
the stomach 10 healthy lono, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes its perfect running
order. Happily, there is necessity for any long
disarrang Of the functions Of the stomach,
since IN AYERS Pills have perfect e0m-
biuation admirably adapted forrelief They have
stood the test Of years, and have exhibited STONE
achic properties most wonderful Their wise use
by Keeping the system in perfect order, promotes
longevity and what "a far better, ensures the full
enjoyment Of the time spent here We use them
and know their value. EloEenee lKas.l pionaer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-03

40 kinds - Teas Al ihs Ysry lowest aarEsl
prices DonI forget Il give ne e1li Bsfust
Purchasing sssewhsrs. ~ go9ds are delivered
pFomptiy tree q charge.
GIORGF BAEEoN.
A. the AhN Store.
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