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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

A TELEGRAM from st. Louis lest night
says the contest for The mayoralty OF
that city, which has been before the city
council for tie past month, terminated
AT six o'clock last evening by vote Of
ten for James II. BIitton, the then
mayor, and sixteen for Henry Overstalz,
the contestant. Mr.. Overstslz was in
stalled, and made an address to the
council. There was grest crowd pres
ent, but no demonstration was made.
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Heavy Failures.

NEW YORK, February Sine EVen'
ia0 Post announces that the eoai com
mission houses Of E. A. Packer q Co.i
p. B. Ely & Co. and Braman q mart 1,,
well. ali in the Trinity bulldlng' III
Broadway, and the extenslye c0al l nrm
Of 8. r. Smith & Co, OF NeW haVeDl is,S.;n
bsve snspended. The total liabilities
inwCIvad are reported at nearly eight
grnn irr,''l ~ r. A, Packer & Co. expect TO
pay in;full andiresume. tney nave ,n 9lsSe 4Se
had N a Philadelphia firm, who are
among | their largest creditors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

RESIDENTS Of the Indian Territory
want the United States district court,
nox held at Fort Smith, removed to the
capital Of the Territory, while the Feo-
pie Of Arkansas want it to remain
where it II, the people of Kansas
living on the border OF the Indian Ter
rit)ry, desire to have it moved into their
s ate, and The people of Texas, on the
south, ,wouli like to have the court meet
at some point on Red river. Here is a
knotty Folnt to settle, surely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

The budget proposed for adoption by
the general council, in an ordinance
which passed its firtresding on Wednes.
day night, does not affoEd much hope
for our creditors, and yet its provisions
ara in strict compliance with the char
ter, and the appropriations are as res
sonably economical ss the proper con-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

TIE President will not attend at St.
Louis as witness in the Bsbccck csse.
His "ayidavy" wdl be taken in Wash
ing.on before The chiei-ju:tice of the su-
preme cont As things stand now, Bah
l. safe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

MANAGER BROOKS, most favorably
known to all thester. goers, will take his
annual benefit shortly. Readers of the
APPEAL, who have during the season
had such frequent ocession to commend
his judicious management, will bear
this in mind and help make an ovation
for so deserving a public servant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

CoNKLING denied having said he was
ia favor Of Grant FOR q third term, but
General J. NJ. S. Williams, ex-congress-
man from the eighth district OF Masss-
chusetts, says he did say 50. There's q
lie out somewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

PETITIONS have been received in
Washington, for the removal OF Mr..
William P. Ross, a prominent member
o! the Cherokee nation, from the posi-
ton OF agent Of the Cherokees to which
position he was appointed some months
since by The President. he will likely
be removed,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10
DIED.

BERRY-At the residence OF her husDah,l'
Henry berry, No. Syi Vance street, Mem pms
Tam. on Wednesday, February ., lolo az -
n I'M iiEIIA SCOTT BERRY, daughter OL L. v
and Sarah Dixon.
The funeral will take place from o. n >
Episcopal Church, Poplar street. services Ds
Rev. George e, Harris, to begin al ~ 90 st'i''
on FRIDAY, nth inst, and -conciuae IN Eii''
1rOOd Cemetery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

THE report Of the debate in the house
yesterday on the diplomatic sppropria-
tion bill furnishes Isughter-provokiDg
reading, the speech Of Mr.. Springer, Of
Illinois, being especially rich in that
sort Of material he hes immortaIiztd
our minister TO Greece.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

The examination of Mr.. RolbroOk,
the former special agent, before tie
hoIse committee on pcstoffi:es, was
continued ia Washington, yesterday,
during which he gave testimony show
ing collisions with clerks for the pur-
pose of procuring fraudulent contracts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

and the great srt of ship-bui!ding, now
almost lest in this country, would re-
vive. htg5sE
hIr. Kelly said that no indsstry in
this country has grown go well within
the last few years as ship-buuding, and
gave statisties,to prove the assertion.
He predicted that If the tsr.f bill re-
ported from the committee on ways and
means, and row pending In the HOUSE
became law. the farmers OF lHinois
would burn their grain, and the wosk-
shops of the cluntry be struck down,
and immigration stopped. The passage
OF this bill, and Is reference, had already
psralyzed the few industries which the
folly Of congress in Contracting the cur
rency had left in a prosperous condition.
In brief discussion as to the further
course OF the debate, it was understood
that Mr.. Blaine would address the house
on tomorrow, promising to keep as near
to the merits Of the bill ss Messrs
Cox and Kelly have dore, aud that the
general debate would close tomorrow.
The committee rose aud the house ad-
journed. -t.-.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

COLONEL BOWMAN, Of Kentucky,
testified in Washington, yesterday, be.
fore the Judiciary committee, that he
had knowledge OF improper means be-
ing us1d to influence legislation in the
procurement cf charter for the late
Trauscontinental railway.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

IT will be seen by a telegram from
Berlin, Ia another column, that Bis
msrck avows the policy OF Germany to
be one Of peace, and not war and con-
qIest. He does not, however, say
word about Turkey, Herzegovina, or
the Audrossy note.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10
ugsrrgR srnnsurr.rrIEss.

YAsHTSGTOE. February 10, l an.
Ia The GUY States, TsERessee and Chic
v1fley, rising fol2,VsG 6y falling Garom-
ster, sowh 20 eas. ,1inds, and parity
c'on9y 1Cca,her, i0ith lo0er temperature
IA The last section, Jsa slight changes IN
thc kl1O ar8t.
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F. GOEBBLO, THR FLORiSI, ,
At No. Alb Second Street,

rs prepared to take orders for All kln1s 80! OF
1 v19orE iu his line, including the care oI iot-
= ,be yarious cetp eLsrieS. Prompt aJtenl .o-
@iyen. and ali work done at the loWest W.
rates orders for cut flowers lOI D1u,l .3 - an
60 oD shortest notice. Special lnVltatloh lN
eXtendeo the PuO' rrg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

THE State comptroller yesterday fur
nished the following disheartsniDg fig
urss, setI3g foI.h our State financial
condition. Taey resohed us by tele-
graph last night, and, tsken together
with the financial statement furnished
by Ex-Msyor Losgus, form boius tax.
payers will fad it hard TO swallow:
IaNIr lY IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

OUR readers VIII flud elsewhere full
list q Communication rates to and from
Philadelphia during the Centennial ex-
position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

SPENCER OF Alabama, deserted by his
party, and likely to be impeached by the
legislature of his State, is in the attitude
OF having no friends worth counting on.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10
NoTIG1.

,.,-,,nyr,vuEN TAILORS arriving In the
liz VINO wish employment IN Society - es-
tNsbrisbmeots only. VIII take notice ~ l9Tl
q Wessrs Murray Rldgley, = Me5eoy -, an ~
-. =. - 70 tine only ones recognized ny lliL7
Sn' SntteI' "i0 T, W. MOEWS, President.
" = a pr,sug Secretary. l"o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10

rpHE regular meeting Of Mem sssss..
nhis EncampInent, Ne. 80, viii
he held this CThU URSDAYl even Sss7zsEsslS
ing at O'Clock. Work IN FaJrl- -,
ard nal decree. All Patriarchs are lnNlleH.
ar o. L a nrIieT JSS- JOSEPH LOCKE C. =.
HUGH B. CULLEE, Scribe. iolO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cation and gold: Net0
Yak, cotton, II I5-l6; Memphis, l2i. Net0
York, god closed a, 1921; Memphis, ll2.
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MARRIED.

HEMPHTLL-MARTIN- Rev. George Z.
White, at tpe Franklin House, Memphis
Tenn, Nj. f. NJ. HEMPHILL and Miss DohA
MARTIN, both OF Mississippi. No cards:
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TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS.

rT7aE advertiser is practical neSsPSPg. ne ,,I5'
1rinter, and wishes position IN a GounII t,-I
= = oPt,iee Has No.l fJnts OF EOnpareA anu
" " 3tar y - tyDe and a one-eIghth medium sp'
PIeSs' w6icn he can furnish % any ONO 9lcI
wtshin. MS services, or would Ike 70 sei4 - .
redaceu price Z. p, Appeal office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-10


ASSETS Ia January, 81 20,7t2
l1abl iIcs DUE -------.------- . otot-iy
lt1IiGlt b5ii
JANUARY, ISIS.
Assets ia January, lslN--------. .... u 5ls ~
Liaoiil q es----.-.--- ditgfTl-5
ltcLcE -----.-..-..-.. 1flElfl-1
Entire IntereSt-UearIng debt OF State 22,tJo,0O
Bondholders and all classes Of our
state c.editors have, in these figures,
some,hing worthy Of the most pro
found study, especially ia view OF the
fact that tie legislature will not meet
before January next, and no possible re-
lief or feasible proposition looking to re-
lief either for the floating g-debt creditors,
bondbolders or Taxpayers can be de-
vised with certainty Of definite results
until that time. Meanwhile it is well
TO bear In mind that cur bonded debt is
So $50, ,00O, aud eur foatiDg S2,4i7, ,OCO,
The total being SIS, AZ, 600, the annual
interest on which is Sl,525,62).
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las. WALSH, STENOGRAPHE8,
rs North Court Street.

evidence reported in G00TtS, 0r,S,g petoTs Ieu gI
u erees, ETC., yeroatlm' 'HOi '''-'' ~
orally or by mall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
4 BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT.

William ". expired about midnight,
at Windsor Palace The Archbishop
Of Canterbury, with other peers and
high functionaries of the kingdom were
in attendance. As soon as the "scep-
ter had departed. " with the last breath
of the king, the Archbishop quilted
Windsor Castle, and made his way,
with all possible speed, to Kingston
Palace, the residence, at that time, of
the princess already by the law OF sue,
cession. Queen Victoria. He arrived
long before daylight, annou need him
self aud requested an immediate inter
view with tho princess, She hastily
attired herself aud met her venerable
preiate 10 her ante room. He informed
her OF the death OF William and for
mally announced to her that she was
10 law aud right successor TO the de.
ceased monarch. The sovereignty Of
the most powerful nation at the feet Of
a girl Of eighteen. She was dc lure
qusen Of the Anglo realm, in fact, on
which the "snn never sets. She was
deeply agitated at the formidable
words, so fraught with blessing or cal.
amity, aud the first words she was able
70 utter were these II ask your
prayers ID my behalf
They knee!cd together, and Victoria
inaugurated her reign, like the young
king Of Israel 10 the olden time, BY
asking from the Highest, who ruleth
ia the kingdoms Of men. AN under.
standing heart to Judge 70 great a peo-
pie, who could not be numbered nor
counted for multitude"
be sequel Of her reign has been
worthy Of such a beginning. Every
throne IL Europe has tcttered siacc
that day Most Of them have been for
a time overturned That Of England
was never 50 firmly seated 10 the 10y
atty aud love ofihe people Of this hour,
Queen Victoria enjoys personal inau-
cnce too, the heartfelt homage paid
her as Christian woman iucomparably
wider and greater than any monarch
now rciguiag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
CENTAuR
LINIMENTs.

The lame can be healed and the wounded ma G
whole We now anow jnst what the Csntaur
Lnimenis viii Do They will not mend brol on
bones or cure Caucor, but they will extract sore.
| hets allay pam, cure Rheumatism and larger
range 81 flesh, bone aud muscle ailments than
any article ever before discovered.
Sesnlihc skil cannot 40 Uey Ond the effects Of
these remarkable preparations. Chronic Hhen-
m6tlsm OF many years standing, Neuralgia
Weak Back, Fever sores, Weeping Sinoss
sciauoa, Ciked-breast. Distorted Joints and
sprMned Limbs Of the worrt Kind are cured by
the white Gentanr LinimeHt.
IL VIII destroy the pain and heal without
Gear MI ordinary Burns and scaldr II will ex.
tract the poison Of Bites aud stings, aud the
frost from Frozen Limbs. IL is very eficAcious
for Ear-ache, Tooth-aehe, Itch aud Cuimeous
Erupti0ns.
Me-. Josiah Westake, Of Marysyilla q writss:
For years my hheumAtisni has been so bad
That have been unable 10 stir from the house
The 0rst three bOtties Of CentHur Eminent en-
abled mo TO walk without my crutchos / am
mending rapidly. Think your Lbment simply
a marvel"
z. i Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie, Mo-,
saHs
"CentAur Liniment sells better and gives the
bert satisfaction Of anything 10 the market"
Wat the Cent&ur Liniment has done for 9th
ere y Nil Tor you. II Is handy, it is reliable,
and II Is cheap
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sunday Reading.
urasrs,t Hnnls

chnsliaa is3y 8 Eag,aa5 la heea
fag ss r. uoi 81 fae msaas =
0au sbe loa all Der property She
vas gsd q, last 10 Sc lata tee poor.
kaute shs was Ella sa1 rcar Der ral
ore tsy. while ! 'Ssu1 was Al bef
SIDE, salk.sg % her Be saw her smge
aa3 lsok very happy he asked Der
Nhat she vas lbiakisg abggt that
Scented - pleasant OF, sbc sA.l. I
vas iastthiakiaz whaa blessed change
i ui.i be when ~ from tie poor.
hause y heaven. Ny earthly riches
are All gone, bet my heavenly riches
are safe They are the gif,s Of God ia
Jssus Christ and nobody eau take
them sHay from me They viii endure
through al etcmiis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
MONEY

II money comes, let il come, He
who sends ii does not mean il to hurt
Us. We need not fear il with feeble
terror, though perhaps no sin has ruin.
ed SO many souls as eovetousness. We
will not spring at il with a dutter OF
excited Joy, for it is a grievous trial to
the humblest and simplest,
And If money goes, let it go. Only
let us see that il docs not go through
folly or sin OF ours. Job lost his one
way and Lot lost bis another. The
end Of Job was crown of glory, but
the candle Of Lot went out in hideous
night. Probably there are few of us
who have lived to Middle life, very
few indeed who have passed it, to
whose door could be laid no error of
judgment in spending their money, no
faint Of conscience in massing it. In
this greatest Of great trusts, who has
not sometimes failed !? Conscience has
said give and we have not given,
We have steeled our hearts and sum.
moned our coolest judgment to justify
US in refusals, which now we would
gladly get back, but it is too late. Wit.
nesscs to our selfindulgence surround
as in every room we enter; If we have
done something for our Lord, our heart
whispers we might have done much
more.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
The yellow Centaur Liniment.

i worth it- weight in gold 10 owners Of horse,
and muIos.
This Laniment has cured more sprained
sWeenied, Eing-boned and Called Horses IL
three years than have all the Farfiers IN the
country 10 al age. Ia effects are simply won.
derful
We have thousands upon thousands Of csrtlf.
Gates ~ strong A. the following.
ID h0rsc was Jane fof year with fetiOck
wrench. All remedies Hiteris failed 80 cure and
considered him worthless until ! commenced
70 Use Ceutaur Linlmsnt, which rapidly cured
him. Heartily recommend 1T.
EEY. 0EO w. FRhHlE
AAnorville. sehpbsris Co.. n ~
"DgAH EiE; have used your CentAnr Lani-
ment 10 my family, aud fnd i 70 be - great
value. Please send me tao dollars worth, one
Tor the mules aud horses,
RILEY sICKLRs,
Pals Station. Wyoming Co. Pa"
II makes very little difference What the eA.s
j., whether Is be Wrench, kprsin, Poll-Egii
Blng Scratches or Lxmshsss ~ sny kind
the effects kIe the same IdEefymen, stage
pfoprietOfs, Farmers. he., should never BE- Eith-
cut the ieligw Gcntxur LAalmsnt II ID cold
aud Narrated IN IL, effects
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
&C Dey ST.. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
Pullman Palace Cars

are run on all through trains Of this road
/ This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars
4 bstNeon Chicago aud st. Paul Chicago and Mil.
RAnkee, or Chicago and Winona
AZ Omaha our sleepers connect With IA Over
lsni sleepers on the Union Pacific RAilI Dad tor
al points West 81 the Missouri River.
I On the arrival OF the ,rsins from the Fast or
South, the trains 81 tbs ChicSgo 4 North West-
err halfway LEAVE CHICAGO AZ follows:
Por Council BLUFF, Omaha and California Ts0
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cara through 10
Council Bufs.
For st. Paul Gba Minneapolis, Two Through
Trans daily, With Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains
dsiiv sta Pullman Palace Care attached. and
ganalBg through 10 Marquette.
Fqr Milwaukee. Rouf Through Trains daily
Pullman Cars On night tniusi Farior Chair Cars
on dsy iIAIna.
Por sparta and winons and points 10 Mime.
sofa. One Through Train daily, with Pullman
Sleepers 10 Winouz
For Dabalo, VIA Fresport Two Through Trains
daily. with Pullman Cars Oh night tFG.us.
Ror Dabuke aud IL Crosse, via Clinton, Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars Ga
night train 70 AcdEeg0r, losa.
Hof Sioux City AHd iAHttou, Two TrAiss daily
Pullman Cara to Missouri valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva. Four Trains daily.
For EeStfora, sterling Kehosba. JkneEglIle,
aud ether paaHts, you Gao have from tao - ten
trsans daily.
Ass York Oazes, 4l5 Broadway; B0stoH Caiee.
No 5EtAts street. Omaha OGase, 259 FGrnAEm
street, saa FnAheisos 0fiaa, I2i M0utg0mSFy 4
street, CAicAgo Ticket Onlees q Clark street., (
andef shermGn House, corner CsuAl AID Made 4
son streets; hlei.1is street Depot, corner w. I
Kane and Canal streets; Wells Street Depot 4
nsrnar Wells Gad kiAzie street
Fos rates u alienation not tttElnabie from I
y0ar hoEne ticket Ggsnts. apply 70
VI. II. kTEHsEET, MAHsIE HuGHFTT,
0ea. PEss.Agt, Chleagn. 0cn.hppt, Chicago.
s4sly
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uosEN Vaoa ruE scnirrrREs.

Do uot lliink it cnough Il you learn
% spell aa3 to read, and 10 say the
w1fas 81 the Scriptures. bot seek 10
learn the truths of Scripture Do as
che bees 90 A bee when Il sees a
flower does not dy round aud round it.
and sip IL. aud then Of again like fool.
ish, idle butterflies. II settles on the
6owcf AID sucks the honey out Of il.
You should DO as the bees do yoa
should settle your thoughts on what
you read, aud try to suck the honey
out Of IT, Almost every verse 10 the
New Testament has its honey. Al
most every verse contains spiritual
truth fit TO nourish some soul or other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

The late DR.. Chandler. Il North
Greenfield, was not unfreqacutly seen
about his rural home barehead aud bare
bead aad barefoot Being met 10 this
couditloa By parishioner. one morn
ing as be was leading his horse 70 wa
ter be was thus accosted thought
thA, soft heads wore soft hats. So I
see, 80 see was the ready response
q the doctor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20
PEABODY HOUSE,
Corner Of Locust and Ninth St,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient 70 all places Il amusement and car
lines IN the city. No change 20 aud from the
Centennial grounds
Col Watson, proprietor of the HEsRf HOUSE.,
Cincinnati fof the pact twenty ytars, auG pres
eni proprietor. has leased The house for term
~ years. and has newly furnished ard fitted il
throughout He viii keep : strictly first class
house, and has accommodations f0f 500 guests
Terms only IS per day.
No bar has ever been Kept ia the HKsEY uorsr
nor will any be- kept at tie PEABODY ikx
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CATARRH.
FIVE Years Sickness Cured by Four
Bottles OF CONSTITUTIONAL CataTFh
Remedy.
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear.


sr. ARMAND, p. O.. Sept II, 1874.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD & CO.:
Dear STs:-B Being desrious that others may
Know something OF the merits OF ysur 'CoNsrf-
TuTIosAL CATAHRH REAEDY," ] wish to Inform
you what II has done for me. am ~ years old
had been out OF health for about five years /
hAd employed three or four different doctors any
tiled various medicines, without receiving and
permanent benefit, bat coniinued 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 shout
der blades and through the shoulders, with very
lame back, aud feeling in my right lung as
though there was weight bearing it down with
continued dropping 10 the throat and down upon
the lungs. Such was my condition when com
menced to 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 as TO be able TO endure
bard and continued labor, such as ch0pping and
clearing land, at which / ave been engaged the
past season. Ny recovery | attribute solely,
with Gods blessing. to the use OF your Catarrh
Remedy.
Yours truly. HENRY SNYDER.
Deafness and headache Cured by
One Bottle.
MANCHESTER, N. H., June 2, 1875.
Messrs. LITTLEFrELD 4 Co.:
GentleneH: wish 10 inform you of the benefit
that have received from your valuable CoNsrI-
TuTIosAL CATARRH REMEDY. had the Catarrh
30 bad that my hearing was affected badly. One
bottle restored my hearing 30 that | can hear
the tick Of the clock very plain. had the head
ache for a year all the time; the last three
months have not had any headache, and NV
health was never better than at the time OF writ.
ing this. can cheerfully recommend it to all
sufferers from eaarrh.
Very respectfully yonrs,
$. =. HUBBARD,
Agent Union Mutual Life Ins. Co, 1887 Elm Il.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. A
Phamplet OF ~ pages, giving a Treatise on Ca.
tArrh, and containing innumerabe cases Of
cures, s.nt free, by addressing the Proprietors.
CO., Manchester, N. II.
FOR SALE by
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106iy
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1hoagh a tree Is planted on a side
Of hill, il will point straight towards
heaven
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None should tail to call aud see our
goods and get prices We shall con.
iinge the sale through April You
that cannot come. send Tor samples
500 pieces Prints, none over &c. none
Of your 9 to II yard pieces, remnants
&c. Cottons Of al kinds SO inch fns
&c per yard. Cotton. 40 inch, ots.
bleaehed Cottons, SO inch, Sc. Fruit
Of the Loom, lilo. Wamsutta. I2io.
Shooting 90, heavy blcachod 30 cts.
Il inch iillow Case Cotton Is cents.
Largest stock choice Sheetings in the
state, 25c goods for 10 10 lllc 300
pieces
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A GENTS WANTED. -- want agents
q canvass for the Masonic Record la u
the night sind can make from 80 70 FlB pr day.
Territory given IN Vermont New Hsmpshlfe ~
the entire state Of Mains. For further pariieu-
lars Gppy to Or Addreas
&. j. WAIT.
bept 81, 1875. Manchester. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-20

Is the old Lake shore Route and Is the only
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest.
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