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, 1876-12-23
Chr alurthrrn Star.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1876.



We think the settlers along the Sno.
homsh and Snoquulmie, above here, are
suffering u great injustice in having no
mail along the river. At Falls City, IN
King county, there is post Office. with
mail route through the forest and over
the mountains to Seattle. There is also
an office above the SnOqualnlc Falls On
the prairie. Between this place and
Falls CITY there is no mail route and not
a single post office, distance OF over
sixty miles, with settlements along the
river bank the whole distance, on nearly
every quarter section of Government
land. There should be a mail route
from here to Falls City, whether the
route from Falls City to Seattle is dis.
continued or not. The river is the
natural outlet for the settlers in the Sno
qualmie valley. Their merchandise must
90 up it, and their products come down
it to this place and to market out on the
Sound or to San Francisco. They may
build as many wagon roads to Seattle as
they please, but they will not suffice to
carry away all the products of this val
ley, or bring in supplies for farmers and
loggers. Timber is abundant and acces.
sible, and the bottom lands are rich. and
can be made to produce variety of
crops when brought into a proper state
of cultivation, that will easily sustain n
population Of ten thousand people. We
know whereof we speak, for we have
Travelled the whole distance by land as
well as by the river. The want Of mail
route retards the growth and settlement
of this valley. Men of families do not
like to settle where they will have to
trust to chance for letters or papers. We
could get great many subscribers up
there, and so could the Olympia and se
attle papers, if the people could depend
on receiving them regularly. There
should be an office at Qualco, the forks
of the river, one at Duvalls, one at Boyce
and one at Entwistles, making, with the
one at Lowell and the Office here, and the
two already established near the Falls,
eight post-officcs from the mouth of the
river to the Snoqualmie prairie, the last
settlement on the river. We think, also,
the people living in the vicinity of Pack
woods landing are entitled to post
office. This route should he opened at
once. and offices established at, or near,
the places named The valley will not
settle up with a desirable class Of citi.
zens until it is rendered accessible. Peti-
tions should be circulated and signers OBJ
tanned, and Immediately forwarded to the
Post.ofiice Department, asking Tor the
establishment OF this route at once. We
have petitioned for this thing before,
without avail. That is nothing. Lctus
do it again and again; give the Post
Office Department no peace until they
haarken unto and grant our prayers. All
official business is hampered by red tape.
One of the sacred rights of freemen is
the right of petition. Let us use that
right as if we were in earnest, and then,
and not till then will our requests be
granted.
, 1876-12-23

A paper "out West has the follow
ing notice. "All notices of marriage
where no bride.cake is sent will be set
up in small type, and poked in an out.
landish corner of the paper Where a
handsome piece of cake is sent, the no.
tice will be put conspicuously in large
letters; when gloves or other bride ia.
vors are added, a piece of illustrative
poetry will be given in addition, When,
however, the editor attends at the Ger
emony in person, and kisses the bride, it
will have especial notce,-very large
type, and the most appropriate poetry
that can be begged, borrowed, or stolen"
, 1876-12-23

Mrs Hermann Millrath surprised the
police yesterday afternoon, by driving
up with all her household furniture, and
by ner expressed determination to stay
and live with them until she could pro.
cure divorce from her husband,
, 1876-12-23

1t is expected that Chicago will take
of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska,
at least 100000 of hogs. These will
average 300 pounds, at six cents, will be
$38,000,000 which is 10 be scattered
among us In the next ninety days.
What could we do without iti
, 1876-12-23

WHAT is a single man to do' The mer.
chants and hotel Keepers give nollce that after
certain date no credit will be given. There h
but one remedy. All those indebted to ME
must come forward and settle up, or else their
accounts will be placed in the hands Of an attor-
ney 6O'4t A. Z. FOLSOM.
, 1876-12-23
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me are expected 10
settle, by note or cash, Immediately
ISAAC CA1llCART,
Proprietor SnohOmish Exchange.
, 1876-12-23

Crops never fail in Oregon, ,-IhtIaad Daily
Bs
They fail in Washington Territory
when the seed iSnot put in the ground,
l. never otherwise.
, 1876-12-23
Diseases Of Women

Nervous Complaints and Lung Disorders also
my specialties. Any number of tTst.class re.
ferences given. 5Oti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such as sour
Stomach, labitual Costlveuess, Heart
Burn, Water Brash, coming up OF The
food, coated tongue. dissgreeabIe taste IN
the mouth, palpitation OF the heart and
all diseases of the Stomach and Liver
Two doses Of GREENS August FLOWER
will relieve you al once, aud there posi-
lively is not case IN the United Stales
il will not cure. II you doubt this 20 TO
your druggist, Wait IL Hard, or Vincent
Grover aud get sample bottle for l0c.
nd try it. Regular size Zoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Almost every dsy the papers chronicle
the suicide Of some pe0r HaipriunAte
whose miRd has been enfscbled BY dys-
prpsiR, over whose earthly BORN ~ >
heavy gloom has gathered from lhe un-
told AID aEiellable Agonies 81 this cruel
complaint. Dyspepsia i one q The
most depressing diseases affecting hu-
mAnity. Ii is cosmopolitan 10 iis nature
no eounity Is exempt from IT, vista
tions, 40 family free IRON its attacks, =
There i balm Ia Giiesd, il comes 81
the shape Of The Peruvian sfRur Fof
wears Il has'been scattering Us bessiug-
sbroad. There il, probably, no disease
wbioh experience hAs 50 ampy proved 70
be remediab.e BY the PERUVIAN SfRUP
A. Dyspepsia The most inVeterste fnrms
" this disease have been eompleteh
cured BY this medicine, a. ample Iesti'
many OF our first citizens prove.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
SeHalble Advice.

You are asked every day through tn,
columns Of the newspapers aud by your
druggist TO use something for dyspepsis
and liver complaint that you know moth
ing about, you get discouraged sre ding
money with but little success. NV to
give You satisfactory proof that tsreen'-
August Flower will cure you Of dyspep.
STA and liver complaint with all lis effects,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
habitual costiveness, palpitation OF the
heart, heart burn, water brash, coming
up of food after eating, low spirits, &c,
we ask you 10 go to your druggist, War
& Hard or Vincent Grover and get a
sample bottle of Green's August Fiower
for 10 cents and try ii, or a regular siz
for rs cents; two doses will relieve you
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nooERS WOMEN.

II il 3 ssd commentary upon our boast
ed civilization that tie, women OF our
ut our times have dfgenerstsd IN health
and physique until they are literally a
race OF iayalid--raie, nervous, ieebse
sud back-acby, with only here and there
lev noble exceptions in the persons Of
he robust, buxom ladps Characteristic Of
the ser In days gone by- by very
large experience, covering a period Of
years, aud embracing tbs treatment Of
many thousands OF cases OF those ailments
peculiar 10 women, Dr, fieIG, OF The
Worid's DitpensAry, fIudalo, a.. Y !, bias
perfected, by the coinbibstion OF certAin
vegetable extracts, . natural specific,
which he does not exrtf ~ cure-sli, hui
one which admirably flu fiis siugleness
of purpose, being = must pvsitive and
relisbi- remedy far those weaknesses aud
complaints that tfiiict be women Of The
present day. This natural specific CON-
pound 10 called DIR. Pirrce's FAVoFite
I Prescription. The following are among
bose diseases in which this wonderful
medicine has worked cures ~ II by msgfe
I aud with . certainty never before altgtn.
| I'd BY any medicines: Weak back, Htf.
/ Vons Asd general debility. falling and
oguer dispiscemenfe Of Internal organs
resnliing from debility zBd lack 81
strength - IA,aral suppQrss, iuterns'
fever. congestion, Inflammation aud al
cersiiun and very mtny olher chronic
diseases incldent 10 w5Hien, rot pFvpsl
0 mention here, in which, - Wsli ~ ID
Tie cssss that hass been eanGnsraied, TN
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TO CoNSuMpTIvES.

The advertiser, an old physician, 70 ired from
active practice, having had placed in his bands
perm tuent Cure Of Consumption, Bronchetis
eatarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Al
feet ons, alsa Positive aud Radical Cure fo
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaint-
otter having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative p0sers IA thpnsands of caees, feels il
his duty 10 make IL known TO biz suffering fsJ-
lows. Actu4ted by this motive, and conrcIen
tiou- desire TO relieve human eufeung, he vii
send free OF chArge), to all who desire IT. thu
recipe, with ful directions for preparing ant
successfully using. Sent by return NAL by ad
dressing
DR.. W. G. STEVENS,
26iy Munrne Block, Syracuse, n Y
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SPECIAL nsbTs hs
Maaonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication OF Adonram
Lodge, +. A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, July 8. 1876, at Factory Point
J. II. WHIPPLE, W, ~
AdoniTam Chapter, No. IS, IL. A. M.
Next regular convocation on Thursday even
ing. July 8, ct n o'clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, q. A. H.,
Meets at Thsyers Hotel Hall, Factory Point, OF
the frat Tuesday evening of each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IO4, 1. o. @. n.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al 2 O'Clock. All members of the ''order" ar,
invited. Degree meetings every first and thir
Wednesday evening Of each month at 7 O'Clock
T. ]. H0YT, l. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever Pot together by medics
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell.
ings. Burns, Caked Breast, &c. is The
Centsur Liniment. There are two kinds
What the White Liniment is for the hu'
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini
ment is Tor spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Children cry for Castoria II is a.
pleasant TO take as honey, and Is abso.
lutely harmless. Il is sure to expe
worms, cure wind collie, regulate ID,
bowels aud stomach, aud overcome irri
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth.
II is perfect substitute for Castor Oil
aud for Costiyeness in young or old Their,
is nothing in existence SO effective and
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Fsvorifs Prescription effects eures-tks
msrvel n The wetid. Il Eil n0i 10
hAra 10 any tiass 90 couditon Of he
s1Hsm. snd b sdopilng he use the iuvs-
~ lAdy mas svaid thH tfvercsi ~ or
deeis-ibs eousaitinR 81 = family phvsi-
elsn. fsVoFiie Prescription il sold By
dealers il medicine generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Bright Eyes, Regular Features aud
graceful figure fail to produce The T due
effect II The complexion is defaeed with
pimples or blotches, or the skin i ronRt,
Or harsh To remedy these defects use
GLESS's SULPHUR SOAR
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Spring Wagons l. Carriages

The Subscribers have just recsiysd 3 car load
she esishfatsd lion Platform Spring Wagons
be kest and most convenient wagon ever ~
fered Tor sas in this market. All wagons sold
by us are warranted to be of good workmanship
A. d material. Our spring Wagons have boHes
with s8lid round corners, having two mouldings
running around them, aud protected on sithsi
upper or inner edge with strap u iron. The
wbeels are n. @. Olds A son's Patent No. 2, o.
beat .seeond grout hickory. They have iwo
iron sssts with fall backs on beth. The sIiss
are e0seh-shAped. hsif-pstsHt Auburn make, Of
Best rshBed iron. With solid hammered collar
sed soiid epd nui. The sprlass are u the beat
Rag lab ssesi. fuii ground and warranted. BoIis
u Hutwsy iron. Each ~Ggoa has ole and
ahafss, VITA eEoss bars. leather aud siyer tipped
AIl.sagons have drip .Bd boards. uness other
wise ordered. All tsnbsr Ia The wagons is o.
sscond -sYvwsh sab os kieAory. We also kav.
us snd sseona -hEDd Phsstoas. Too and opsr
EE gsies, Ae. CT Ma PIERCE.
kegningten. W.. jay p 1875.
I Ror sals - Thsyer's Hossi, FAetsTy Psint, W
ft9tsi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
LONDONDERRY.

The fall term Of Lopdondonderry
Academy commenced Aug. 2s, with Is
pupils and more are expected soou.
Centennial year is keeping up lie
reputation for uncommon weather. One
day we are swesting under midsummer
hes, aud The next is almost cold enous b
for frost. In fact We hear OF q light
irost on the morning Of the 3ist, bat no,
enough to do any injury.
--Thal Londonderry 10 getting 20 BE-
quite a poLalar summer resorl for city
people IL shown by the large number
who have keen here this sammer. max,
ing our usually quiss streets lively. Tho
reeeRt cold spell made most Of them
think Of bome. bat We lhink our friend.
would be richly repaid BY slsylng iew
werkf longer 10 zee the msgnIGeetI
scenery o. GER bills aud moanisiBA wheE
lhsy pat "a IAsif AninnAAAl rsbss.
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saRIvaLs.
EQUINOX HOUSE, MANCHESTER, VT,
~ DAVIS
IN wil.oa ssd sifs. Rsw York
wB klmhal. Providsaes
rew 0rimn. Mes Yofk
y AeLeaH. IrgY
B.ri rsthIn .ad III. Mes iofk
Eavi Tssasn. 80
fisBeas Tstssm. DO
WI wlstham. BroSalya
FH Cossia. New YOrk
Loals v Dawson. do
AmG.a kt9ns. Clsyelsi
H.ary i HoeksaOsugh. kswiIork
4 u Blois. rroy
IA Biiaugs. ssv YorI
Mss Billing. do
Mrs 0illsspis, do
David cosss aad site, Troy
Mas N v Covss, d.
hlm X Cosss, do
hi.s o Cewes. d.
Waller n Bach, Jr, d.
rAOn.a Morrsii and vie. sew York
Hon " II wiotAsal. do
Mics Atice tmlih, Long ls.aud
ur l. A 6sim.on, heu York
ChGs 7 BJaaJ Do
" C Whllney do
WAtssa \ Case do
hrs Pisrrsyoins IshAm, Albany
BArtsi Prentice do
David Coses. gr, Troy
I'm Hiil ana daughter. Memphis
Iaha Trow. New YORK.
A Carter. JF, DO
Rev pr PTsstiss do
hiss Prentiss do
Il svsrtsoat and wife, Troy
krs Ansoa Stokes And fAmily, New York
Mes Tan, Worcester
sru Prost, Bennington
Thcs O sseaunsn and wife, Brooklyn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Parties who wish articles of clothing
dyed. ell please hand them into the
JouhEAL Ofice al once. We shall send s
boz TO the Troy dye house In 8 very short
lime.
Town Clerka In this vicinity will
confer great favor BY sending Us the re-
turns ss coon as possible After election,
- our paper goes to press Wednesday
evening, aud We wlsh To give the result
e lar - possible.
Thirty bushels Of democratic lilera.
tuFs, went north on one train, last week
-, G. Blaekmer has erected brick
bnIlding to be used for store, near TIE
railroad station, on = hew street soon la
b speaed. Ramof says IL will be oecu.
pied BY farbilure dealer.
The guests Of the Tsccnlc House
many Of whom have been there since
jane, are very vel pleased wi,h their
treatment. The proprietor has done
everything possible 10 make their sis,
sgreesbie, aud We are glad TO suow lhsi
~ efforts have bean appreciated. Their
bill Of lsre eaeh day shows that the table,
are cell provided. ard The premises are
hep, ness and tidy. II Mr. Graz should
keep Tie house another year, be ough, 10
be crowded vIth patrons.
--Tss Republican voter. Of The town
Of Manchester are requested to mse, in
esa<ns 81 Adams Han, In the Viilsge n
Factory FoIsi, 90 SATURDAY evening
Ssps. -. 81 o'elcck, for lbe purpose 81
nomlnailng . candidate Cor Represents
Tive 10 represent saId lown 10 The slate
L2gislAiars, ssd also seven justices u
tks peace.
y HowAEp. Republican
y. J. HAwLEy TaRn
y. W. Cox, )Commntee
we emitted, lsss weet. 10 give re,
poFs ef The CesleBniai VARIETY entertain,
nest 81 hasie Hail The week before Il
waa decided saoess, drawing tbe largesi
hcass ef ,be seasOn. The performances
ct the bed weTe vosiferossly applanied
The tablesaT were splspdid, asd tl,s
slsg ag OF NJ. Tho lore J. Toedl. va.
bear ~ ,ncartd. The 1lnaleni
Hss.sa sbeaG zoe haHdfod dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
Ayers Cathartic Pills
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC

Curing Costiveness, undies pysptpsiA. 10.
izostipu, Dysentery Foul stomach aud Breath,
deaisohe kr,eipolas, Pies, hheuma tam, Erup
uons aud skin Diseases, 81 iolsnoss, Liver Com.
,iaint, Drops. letter, Tum0rs AMI aait Rheum,
N0rms Dout, Neuralgia as a dinner Ptli, aud
'urifuug he Blood. are the mo II oongeuial tuT.
tive y't perfected. Their effects ablndAntly
how how much they exec all other pills. They
re safe aud PHEASANT 10 take tut pow rfu IL
tare. They purge ont The foul humors OF the
iood they stimulate the sluggish or disordtred
,rgal into nc ion ami they impart health aud
tone ~ the whole beng. They cure not only the
very -diy complaints OF eve y DO ~, bat fOrmid.
bic ana dangerous diseases. Most skilful ply.
cans most eminent olergymeu, and our beet
1tigens, send certificates ofcafes performed aud
Il great benefits they have derived from these
Plls Tuey aaa the fest AMI best physic for
children, b cause mild as well az ehectuai
Beiug sugar-coated, they ato easy 70 take ana
'eing purely vegetable, they are entirely hahn
Ices
pnppAusn nv
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aaRLEz ExTHsstos pfstsIos.
csEva4a ysaseyr E.sSsas
kchpE-T. srrufFEHssEss
oyuu srTa.sp, vrESoST
.sa~. I..s. sssss.ss.s.
sosEs HoETn
$50 MeA
s-Nss YEA Tasssss
- So Nss TEA Rupees
aaa Mt~1
49, s--esuAsf M
soiNs soriH.
stsas wsA
a. ~ NsFFsss
81 ~ HwEtffess
49, H=MtsA
1fsAu -@sSasF Ms
SECS. H.-t...
senssss ffum fassssi n Msaeessasr Dept isilt
HH AlEtsen. rroprsstef
as-ss. A.p~s Fssac, grustals =
D Tauaa. rrogrsssof.
0saly ARRIVES ~ S.n Lsssss . ~
4s.l..s. Ba~asGas. ga-.asoa, Ts-s~sess, a.
J 1assNsssn, Frupfsssos
Arr...s 81 MansAsslss rsilresa depot Noass1
ss8ssssssys sed Fr.ssrs 81 ~ 49,
sfrra.lEs 8stxss Ntnchestsf fhaF@aS asP0'
gsssssss TkEfsasys tbA saturdays a. ~ a
.nsr sFfsTsl Il ksw foth srsas GoAHs aerts.
rev, Ls.4gvts Los4p@4erg, CAssisy. A..
~ sHsTs FEvprsstoF.
Afsssss 1t ksEshestsg rsslrvsG tspga AonahYt
wsasssAays sSd fnasfs "a , .
EsYrssgsa tssYss Manchester Fkiiteaa asp0'
Fsss1ays. ThHFsasys As4 saturdays 81 ~ =
sn4r ssr.s ~ 70 u a. = usis ge4sx sorth
no- LoakaN4-vY 70 C<s~.
q crEvps. Proprietor
aans Clsss.
sotrTH BY rtilrea4 fpE Nee rofk. Albsnf. TfoY
esstk Ape Nes, - - =. sid ior r.
uoETH-At rslifotd fsr hatlsaA hEFiingtBi
Nurth snA EAst 81 . q Al
GRANVILLE nsu ~ stage ciosss ~ 70 IS A.
posT oYTIcE oysn frou "a - toprs
nsas fso@ tAs sorth xu,s Al TIE Post afhcs ~
fNAH.
H.ls fsom ID. sosta arrive ~ the Poet otac',
iEGa
nssis fer refa, Lsn4gfgys. bgudsliis, lamAie
AZ by stage. rlass 81 Fsetory foihi fost Of.
see a. II -. Tassdsys. ThafsdsT' so sat
aFaAys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
AYERS HAIR VlG0R,
For Restoring Gray Hair
Fo Atty and Color.

To autF anu @oAOf'
Advancing ,earp, sickness. care, dissppoin
neut AID hereditary predisposibon all fuII
he haii grsy, and either OF them incline II t.
bed pfematurely.
Ayers HAfR vIGoR, by loHg and extensive Ne
las proven that ii stops the falling Of the han
neiiAteiv ftsn feneHa the gToSth, and 81
rays surcl rtstor's the color, Shen faded o.
gray. II stimuistes the uutritiye organs :,
neAithy activity and preserves to.h the hair nnt
l. beauty Thus brsthy, weak or tiekiy bal
,eromes glossy. plittie and sirergthened los
4 ir fegrgps with lively expression iAlling bal
. ebeeled xBd Stabilized q IN hair tliesensi
and faded or gray hair resume thtif otigipt
color, Iis OF Grafton is sure and harmless. II
"a q. dAndruff heals all hum0rs aud keeps The
.calp coo clean and sott-~uuder which eoHdi
tons oiseases Of The scalp are Impossible,
Az drsssiug for ladies' bsif, the fi99h u
prsised or It's grateful and sgfossbls perfume,
snA vaia.d ror The soft metre and richness q
one II impArts.
PEEPLRED ~
DR. j. c. AYER & Co. Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ASD DEALEla
Is MEDICINE.
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PERU.

The relatives Of n. B Lyon and
wife 10 the number IS assembled at their
residence Thursday the 2iIh inst, and
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of their
marriage. The presents were numerou-
aud valuable, and the visit greatly en-
joyed by all present. After partaking OF
an excellent dinner J. G. Lakin, in
few remarks, expressed the best wishes
uf the friends, congratulated Brother and
sister Lyon on their pleasan, surround
ings and introduced brother George ID
vesey Of Haverhill, Maze, who read a
beautiful poem written for the occasion.
Alter an hour spent with games, music.
ETC., the cempsuy dispersed, wishing
their friends the return Of many 3 wed.
ding anniversary.
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Open FROM "a ~ tosrn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
Local intelligence.

THURSDAY. AUG 81 isft
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~ 4 Home Journdt

There will he . noyrl aud pleasing
entertainment Al Music tisll, Tharsdsy
evening, Aug. 3ist. M, W. , Nils a.
sisted b. she ladies ard misses OF this
town all briag on, Roots Operei,a,
The Flower Qiren' The Stage wiil be
beautifully decorated, aud the characters
presented ia eoslnme which, together
with tue aue music, csuBof fail TO make
: vep Attractive programme The lsdiea
. 70 iakea Krest pains to brig i cot ard
t6eg sasaIa he sreetsd Ai.h = crow ded
ncase.
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H. X siaoSDs, + NJ.

~" Il has come 10 be fashionable 10
spend September IN Manchester, Yer.
mont. a sensible fashion, for Septem-
Der i the finest month Of the year IN The
Greeu Mountains
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BONNEVILLE.

We received az account Of very
large aud interesting Sabbath school pic
mic, which occurred some time since, but
IL unfortunately mislaid.