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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-18
NEWS NUGGE7N

A Pueblo rough resisted an officer
who was trying to arrest him, sun
day morning, and was fatally shot
by the officer.
Bismark is preparing a special
punishment for dynamite iends.
The English National Rifle associ-
alton will compete in the Centennial
match for the Championship of the
world.
1.-THE House subcommittee ON In
dian affairs viii recommend the
transfer OF the Indian bureau TO the
war department.
Samuel Whaley was garroted and
robbed on Water street, Brooklyn,
N. ", Sunday morning.
The wife Of the late Ex- Rre .ident
Johnson, died at Greenville, Tenn,
Saturday hight.
President McMahon's address did
not cause so much of IA sensation
throughout France as was expected.
lie has either lost his popularity or
the apprehended trouble is purely
imaginary.
The National Temperance Society
has issued a cali for an international
Temperance Conference in Philadel-
phia, June 18Th, 1876.
In MassilIon, o., Sunday, Edward
Richardson, vas Shot dead by his
wife.
The Prince Of Wales has left Delhi
for Lahore and Cashmere.
Vice President Wilson's death will
be announced in Congress, Jan. 2lst,
and eu!ogies delivered.
The President has nominated Geo.
S. Bangs, OF fast mail fame, to be
Assistant Treasurer of the u. S. at
Chicago.
The Tredegar Iron works ut Rich
mond, have suspended, throwing
GOO men out of work.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-18

Some OF The Republican members
Of COngrt IS viii soon introduce a rule
to the effect that no speech. delivered
IN either House shall be materially
altered i'll its revision before publica-
lion in the Congressional Record
This is suggested by the material
modification of the speech nf Hill. of
Ga., in thel1ause "A few dayssince. Hill
said in his speech that The atrocities
of Audersunviiie did not begin to
compare with the atrocities oi Elmira
or Camp Douglass, or Of Fort Della
ware, and that of all the atrocities,
both at AndersDnyiile and Elinira
the confederate government stand ac-
quilted ofall responsibility and blame
This does not appear in his speech AS.
re-. iscd for publication in the Record,
hut in lieu thereof is the following /:
The mortality at Anders nville and
other confederate prisons fails short
by more than three per Ten of The
mortality in federal PRISONS" Cox's
speech, delivered OF the same
sion, and which was also Withheld for
revision, appears now in Il different
form from that delivered. Indiscreet
uttcrances are d~octorei, or omitted
altogether, and whole paragraphs
winch were eve uttered are inter-
puialed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-18

THIRD TERN TALK.

Washington dispatch gives the
rumor that ex-governor Morgan, Of
New York, has n letter 10 his pos
session from Gen. Grant, in which
the President in direct and explicit
. language declares himself opposed to
athird term and asserts positively
that he will refuse a re nomination.
The correspondent says it is iinpossi-
BILE to trace the rumor to an anthem
tic source.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-18
ROSTER
OF commi--.onsd omss~ a. Fsr, D.
a. aa..siI. W. =.

A. Ra.ssiI. W. ..
-
oro CAVITY
NJ;
J b Johnson. Isl Lieut. and Adju-
George A Drew. Isl Lien, and Reoi-
n Ouarternaster
John F Randolph. Surgeon. U.s.
Tr Ha.Lati ca., s rsrsTTun
" A Cherry, I'd Lieut. 23d Infantry
ahson Mills Capi 81 cavalry
Alex Moore, Capt. 81 Cavalry
a SntorluS, Cap; 81 Cavalry
Mih iiawley, capt 90 cavalry
: Lawson, LIST Lieut. 81 Cavalry
Pnui, lSt Lieut. Sd Cavalry
Unas Morton, q Lieut. Sd Cavalry.
w w Robinson, 2d Lieut. 81 Cavalry
u r. Lemiey; "a Lieut. 81 Cavalry
Dain"rlage Reynolds, I'd Lieut. Sd
Cavalry
Dhiof
Capt Jas ellis. Assistant Ouarter-
master. USA Dppoi or Master
Capt A X Long. Commissnrv Of Snh-
~sistence. s
Capt Georpe X Rraov o3rd Infantry
Louis r Siille. Isl Lieut 23rn Infantry
w A Boulton. ID Iieut - Infanfrv
DIR Holt. A A Surgeon. II s
CHEYENNE.
Major +. H. STANTON. Paymaster
Charles Bostwick, Storekeeper.
roDr
roni LA"A"iI.
,,a,, ~, p-.u. ~. -
try, commanding Post and district
OF Black Hills.
LIST Lieut.. Leonard Hay. Adiufant 9th
Infautrv Act Al Ali G.narai
''tS, <A"Jt. osneiai.
Isl Lieut.. Aiireu morton, YIN Imam
Try, Post Quhrtermasler.
ist I.ieut 1I.r,.s Reagan orb Tpcartry
Ur. A. Hartsuff. Asst. Surgeon II. s..
Army.
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9th Infantry.
Can't A = Rurt OH Jnf.ntr,,
SS"p. -, y manly
Cart AZ Egan, 2nd Cavalry,
GT Hall, lst Lieut. 2nd Cavalry
r w kiugSburvx2d LiPut Ri Ca vaIry
l., u Nj, . -, o,i. I.y
T I 5 Hurrrws = Capt a'sa stS III In i"'ansFy
n,Eens. ~ n,eue IN i,ian.ry
amue MuuSnii, Capt 9th Infantry
9 N '''4s's s... . :. -'s'' oh l'''''
william III Jord IN, Captain 9th Infantry. com
bro bicuteAant sNh ihihhtfys n. =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
: rnornes, 40 uPlNion.

" ever The tranquility d this nation
y y be disturbed and its liberties en-.
daagered by a struggle for power /,
will be upon this very subject 81 the
choice Of President, This Il tho
questiouthsi IS eventually to test Tie
goodness aud Try the strength u the
Constitution and If NO shall be able
Tor bali century hereafter, 10 continue
% elect thc chief magistrate Of the
lhien With discretion moderation and
integrity, VIC shall undoubtedly stamp
the highest value on our national char.
aeter, and recommend our republican
Institutions Il not to the imitation, vet
certainly = the esteem aud admiration
q Che more enlightened part OF man.
kind The constitution does not OK.
ttcssly declare By whom The votes arc
e be counted aud the result declared
Ia Tue case Of questionable votes and
closely contested election this power
may bc az important aud presume
% The absence q 81 legislative pro.
vision on the subject that the Presi.
dent Of The Senate counts the votes
aud determines the result, and that Che
two houses are present only as spec.
talors y witness the fairness and
accuracy Of the Transaction, and to act
only limo choice be made by the elect.
ors Chancellor Kent 1926
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SNEEZING CATARRH.

Tbs ct nfaat sbfrsf sraegr srasrs artH
aaf ttss setlss rfslt, T. eS ts rnta sa-s aess
400 efts aasg arss ckHHstaEs oHAat tsss z asntns
p ns Afa 49, HasaH ala effA uast t.F trsf
ness e nifssHsa FB HnHaff farrsaf ssoass
~ u.usi ~ t3 maFan #rsiHaef rs saes
pfrsis5f re sfsstesl stfess i1si frttsl
q eanHoiAaan trg afsaght arges bfesA g
tif sseus 81 enemy iissuf, fhs 3 r=arsr#
y asltti ats Cstsfth hfd nusf't C..il IL
Ats3 tia HHfauf recurrence Is 1ae ~ H.t-
EDITORIAL N-st h-fatsf aAsfi s-ssss. an4
shiesh4aa aei4ea q Sac lsz sFstAtaff Glao.la al
thr FefHa 90 cars ths 8tstfpssIae alaIs Fl
sssfnans hs4slssa ltsEf sg lsfaEHa sEfeFsf
itita6 sNW3a t4@ rahtf iaHaas faa Nrsi
dosF ltsnst sastrafs the i1a5e 81 esas.tissl. rss
En- stm3sTheft cbaHats Ulea - tssf,.less
Peapls o. his Assts sa3 2 tafa Is s. ss..t ~
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M nIn1r..

Since last week the vote in sout,
Carolina bas been counted IN tbe
returning board and l1nud to give the
Hayes electors a majority Of about ono
thousand Tho Democrats applied Is
the court ior 90 order limiting the
duties q the returning board 10 he
simple act Of couuti8g the vote al
returned ~ doubt ex oecring the ma.
iosity would De for llden. 1t turned
eut otherwise however, and now they
otnnot lay any claim 10 fraud Ia count
,hg HE vote Of that state
10 Louisiana nine parishes concern.
ins lie vote Of which there is no
dispute haze been counted which gi,e
Hagcs 1850 rildru $3.50 Tho
coaaiias Is done 10 presence Of iye
prominent aortheuers 81 each party
WIN wal be very likely 10 know Il n
there IS any cheating 10 tie count H.
gard Is TIE seto Is tie otAer p4risbae
There = tettia SO fml ou BOTH side.
aHi wlinessa, vii BE- examined aud
The testimony probably published 81
thatthe country mas kDoy a. much Al
possible Just how lhe matter stands j.
Ia Florida ihecauat i,,sno, anfnenec,l
ior the reason that tie return. IA, some ~.
tie Democratic cpnnlie. are not vet {,
AMI 40 staten ul 81 lhe woe already IL
has beeh made iur ihe rtaJln than the
Democrats would know hsw many yo,as.i
would Dc necessary 70 carry She state 49,
They tried tasl game Ia iss5 and altered
lha returns 90 as - give uag stats 10 tl,e
Democrats, bar i4c fraud ma- discovered
10 season q b. connected ~ compIriuy
q ~ eila zoe asnres 10 lbo had, 81 M
supsrv. pu
Consequently we cannot give the tesat
~. ~ ck, aat msy not far two weeks - \
come Wc shall not attempt % rrcdir,
&c result, though tla Iifpubac,n. seem
81 Frcteu'. % hass lhc most csualcnc.
though lbey do a SIX A. loata.a,.
Democrats Tho ooiy way oat 81 The
i'flaaliy y 20 ~ strictly according 5,
AZ and sbide by tat result whatever Il }
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our wAsnIScron LErrrn

AFTER TIE BATTLE. SCENES Ar puF A..
TioNAL o4rlTif.--How THE NEWS VA.
RECEIVED At rae WHITE HoUsE. TIN
FEkLlNG ~ The DEFARtHESTs.--
THE CHANGE WILL AFFECT Us --TuE Ap
PREACHING SESSION or CONGRESS. I'm,
GAY SEASON rHEISAUGURAL. Ero.. ire
This letter has been delayed couple
of weeks -Ep.
WAsuISGroN, ID. O., Nov. 8, 1916.
Now when the battle is over and the
smoke has, in measure, cleared away.
1t IS interesting to recall aud note down
the many varied scenes and incidents
oil the great political struggle that has
Just come to close There is no civ
IN the Union where the result Of n
Presidential election is looked f5rward
TO with SO much anxiety as here. or
where its influence ia more severely
ielt, for the reason that such a very
large proportion Of the inhabitants Of
Washington, Ct both sexes, are govern.
nent employees, dependant Tor their
bread aud butter upon the bounty Of
Uncle sam, and to whom change
81 administration is, therefore, iraaght
With the most disastrous consequences
tde tiah is the nightmare that ia
iaunung those unfortunate ones, and
heir name i legion, who, pteferring
be elsy-goiag lie and muni6cent
aiary Of clerkship ia one II the de-
ailments. for the bar der work. longer
ours, aud smaller pay Of private
radgery, had left their native towns
% States backed BY the requisite
olltieAl influence. 70 seek q social
latos and political preiermeut such
they are az the National Capital
slt i not 70 he wondered al. there.
re, that Washington was ID 4 white
at q icverish excitement last night
unng the day, little or no public
lsluess had been transacted ii the /
.partments those Of the male EN-.
oyees who bad bot gone home 10 !,
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Lucrative Catarrh.

? Us .s lhv destructive and terrible staso a
The disaHse The ehuir nasal passages. ln5 lad.
ias tee eyes ADD esTs tle ioas.ls. throat br,,u-
ehial inbr- iuugs become, enc sf,er An6th ~
Affected htlAmtd, liberated aud sucsunb ran
idlN 70 tbts irghiiui monster A peculiar ACID
= g'hrrstsd and srt a. Utterly by his di.fA a.
which, petmt Ating THE blood staksts aud lie.
s'roys lis reuuVating PoHcf, and alow- the =, :,
ten % opportunity q thrl % tie malaBy
nniii THIS pos u ueutiatzel ADD psllod. Ii
y hote thst constitutional retainer DO ONE. ~
tile NEST vital csn 'tquouce, ''Guta zee uniet, ar.
rcslei al th's tsge the disease vii make rapid
t"Ritsa tn~A ph m0nafy consumption ~
Fg7eas household Physician Msa while 4
ZOO hihE, healing, and asJuageut medicine must
Dc applied directly 20 the uAsal passages. THIS
forming the most perfect treatment 81 the al
stasH uuAsthlO
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HoMMlssInNER,e NnrIcr

bFtst7"t MttitAnt hefHaiiss
We the Subscribers being appointed 81,
lhe h"h the Probate Court iur tto uiHtf{at VI
manchester, Commissioners o. receive, examine
aud adjust tbe claims sud demand N III uet.oe.
Agaius' lhr FstAte ~
William Reynolds late 81 Manchester.
IA said District deceased, Aud alsa al slains ana
hemandr exhibited IN ufsct thereto. hereby
give uelcu thAt We ellmret f3f The purpose
Aforesaid, A. II W Davis H,asi nn
The 18th day q April next, tfum one
unul three o'elpct p ~ on ssld
day aud that slk months from the 23th dAy Of
Oct ls,6, l. The time limited Nv ssid court fsf
said creditors 70 present their elal 10 u. Zoe
examination aud alosancp
bAted al Manchester, this n I DAY ~ October.
A, D 1870,
GILMAN WILSON. -.
n, SMITH '"m'
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IC O.

4 We arc very glad u make room Is,
tle above AID vii! aHswer his INQUIRIES
- Iar a Ne can. and shall make some
additional statement u facts which
seem q be called 90 by bis letter
A. % The State d Vermont. We eau.
not giyc the entire vote as il haa not
AL beea received AZ last reports. The
Republican maioriiy. however. win Il
IN toe aeishborhood Of $4,000 We
thiak the Official report will show more
Republican, votes Ia toe State than Il
the lAsi Presidential election, aud the
aimnntina q the majority il owing 70
Toe decreased Democratic vote. brought
ou' ~ tlie crtfavagant efforts 1T men
.ike our f1e1d, aided b. that barT u
nebey Take chi,,eadeu County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
CHRONIC CATARRH.

sfMrIpss thsaufic3 tfetitiHr. parti.
'.ufoi 80 feehur II TIC bess. rTrist,,'t tl.,s
q ths ta-c, HtssbA s.ss ff5m tHs nose ID ,
Nsitt1 ut 81 2pitas 81 gfcsnish mnc4s frYs
gurnt.y sisuSktd sitb blood sampiiias. ~,
mHiteI seC mes ru,rasisd the nasal passars,
Aaa is rem q, fuy Z, prolonged tasrt IB ths
m 'raigs en 'i"hg Dc sNmpt f8s Arc soc vnrst
Nqasal blowing baRAlu. sI.i .t.ittag gsfi5 ~.
Gusts are removed, a. least PARTIALLY. ag4 ~
ihTott e frat FROM thr mstilr that Aa,aa
alAiesl during the aebi Eual the pais1ttbn.
scerttio stttet toe tardst. hrarehal tubs.
inuRs, terminating ia puImunsry causumpuun
Aeroi pAuiva " No : Offensive brrAth ana iu.
paited tytf!Elf ald bearing
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Permanently Cured.

sASFoBD's RADICAL CuEE ron CArAEpu /. ,
SAFE, certain, anu permanent cure for CatArrh a
every torm, aud IL the mOst perfect remedy ever
de,lred II Is purel, a vegetable distiitatIon.
and Is spplled locally by insult tuon, aud canstl.
tuuonslly by internal administration Locally
applied rettef Is Instantaneous. IL soothes, heal.
and cleanses the uasal passages Of every feeling
OF heaviness, obstruction, duluess, or dizziness
Constituiionally administered il renoyAtes the
bloc puIihrs Il OF the acid poison with which il
- alsays charged III Caiarrh s'imuls ties the
stomach, liver, aud kidneys, perfects digestion,
makes new blood. aud permits the formation Of
sound, healthy tissue, and finally obtains ON
plete control over the discs The remarkable
curative powers, when all other remedies uttorly
fail. OF SAsFoRDs RADICAL CuRE, are atlostsd by
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low sniierers No statement is made regarding
IL That cannot be snbstsutiated by the most re-
spectacle and reliable references 1t isAgreat
And good medicine, and worthy ali confidence
Each package contains Treatise on Gatairh
and Dr.. Sanford'n Improved Inhaling Tube and
full directions for its uso Ia all cases
sAsFonD's RADICAL CUHE is sod by all whole
sale aud retail druggists throughout the United
States, Price, 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

When life is embiitered by the suffer
ings from Dropsy, Brights Disease
Kidney, Bladder and Glandnlar Malsdies
Mental and Physicist Debility, take
HUNT's REMEDY. Inoontiuaanee and
detention, Diabetes Gravel, Los of vi.
ta.iiy, E1eetses, lntenperaBcc and Gen.
erSl Debility, are surety cured by Hears
REMEDr.
lxFALIIHtE EYE. WASH i not fpiarloa.
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y - THN IEsfE n
Nov III. 1875

Wv Ia 1870
Ma EtroaI have ,hA a4r r.
ef'tei Letters Patcat e. 80 append
age pertaining "a o. baua u oar
deal embracing a desIee ID entirely
ncw ihAt | aat'ef myse,f description
81 its ases may 81 Interesting d yoar
fcaiets d al acknowledged fact
that grave bIled with loose esy,b
dfaius ihe SOL - several ieet around
a. almest a. much A. Il would iflsh
entirely oPea consequently u.e arst
time after burial tAat TIC groaad /.
saturated VITA water tbs cola ana its
eaaieais are gat.e eriA,a o g. pari
ally at caarey avmegc3 therein IL
has beea my pa.afal ezperieace within
The past scar % witness The iaternest
q tie femalas q two cstimalle lasle.
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H'Ha tersl bstueats wcre =
ca a'sisAsf Is 'ssta 50 - iaraisk
% tey As sfgr 5'riy water
, e shaa ear htgr after turia and
a. are asiy Is 4 ere many smiiaf
Aa.i4nees taat daily Occur Acs e.
tat vi,A tta pfogrea Il the
ffi rttafy eatiehieae1 citilfz.-
Ay Hssati5a pfcstats she IS.
tfuss g. Use eoajs ot coipsc 81 D.
'a'eet g drP 81 water, and readers
h9aA-s IL trash by ran or 5,befuise
3aEles Aal .f aeaA Is ron
raliaEl7as hsenr entirely harmless.
lis weight Is Ire than G,e ponds.
'8afcs eat fss moments 70 a8iuyt
e i durable seasilly ornamental apd
Inexpensive
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IN'FNtf TNINF- AuFURf ! $50
The subscribers have apensd : tu.rt.rs,,h
shop ~ tvs village, urAf thH cauisEe ah.p
fafmtris owned BY Het,h 4 Laa. where III
branches ~ The trade srp eeudutisl uith .kift
spd d.s1A'ch, snd wiih rWgE 10 tlNE Ann
LII ilNk Rep ctal attention paid d harse.
sb~lag khsuN & Lilly
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AheeI Fer Hua6rff tfszst ssYe Ecu
saaH Wei uh.s4. :
e a Ds@ frsrnes
Hhaa 80 agaeas a.
tas vHst H kef s. Sc lr
So eaeI f fIaye. t
srsa 8ss oas.s-
taf tsfrr g tta 80 lae tt.Es iBaa-
a 8
~ fsales as.d.
g tia f
m
ahs ibsskn
" 8e taH Is 0tts
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FARM For SALE The place knswu
Staa 500 q easa Fsfu ssIa.se4 sa. 80
feiA . tttie, staEt rad 6 Warstr.t.t
As'A lstN uislat q a agres aIsll aaabssssl astk
e'N elits 3 aef Hsfn ana sggis 81 bkrI
80 sseei G.Eatar ssN Afl EltS1 a.iaais5 la
y "a tA1sF ~ sm y vAttf 49, bad
s d. - poser losass bau=a $40 49, ss.'5t
shap sb3 stfts ,sRd. T.sm.
Apps ta 81 "a iftss
Marx ia EBMaaF
~ NaHssra 81
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When Impurities 10 the Blood are de-
ierfnined 70 The surface 10 The form Of
bloiehes, dry calculations. rathes, etc
The safest and most expeditions remedy
i GLESS's sULPHuR soar.
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$4,000 REWARD

tbs TpeHM MAtebts'et utfl pas gits gr..3fs
RNtafs 20 any persOp stu viIi fafntsb iHf..fz,..
q ihai ~ia iraa 70 the dsieelsst aba s.st.,tt,,
Z ttc rttHAn IA ppfs sns wha bHfNfA ff.s l.gs.
= tFb,1 ut.twf Augustus Man - M
a0s' Pa ste dasf, "a e3ihaf % tbem 81 Vi sry
pefrHu af Pets ne sttitas s. sGfTt4HIlg. 4 ~
sbt ineehdtdy 90 10 She taNn u MsuehiWsf
JAMES IAMiYON
n. tANsitLh A.}setptsn
d II JAMESON
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Il
SrATE ~ VERMONT, Manchester D,str,ct "a.
lnIrubate Court, held at Manchester. within
aud Tor ssd district on the 3Dth dss II sept, mbor
A.. ~, 1876.
Present Hon, H. H. Burton. Judge
An Instrument, purportinR to he the lAst viii
aud Testament ot PruuAn Parsons, late 81 sun.
doriand In szd district, deceased being p,esentsd
by the Executors Therein named. Tor probate
u ID ordered by raid court that all persons con.
eerned therein be notified TO appear At a session
thereof, 20 be held al the Probate Onies Ia Man.
chester. ia sald district, GA the tel dAy Of
December, A. u. 1876 At 80 o'clock ia the Tor, nouu
aud show cause, II any they have, against the
probate OF said vail, f1r which purpose Il ia
further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully la the Manchester
Journal, AneNspapor printed at Manchester, 10
this state, previous to said time ~ hearing
true record
Attest, LOvELAND MuNsoS, Register.
true copy Of recor
Affect, LOYLLAND MUNSON Reafrtet
rEqtN
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Deaths

haF j. e NraAaa Mss 81 n.aftss ess.k
- g 81 asn rsisias. sssa = Yesfs
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LAME BACK.


Lame aud Painful Rack, Twelve DAYS in Hospital.
MeSSrs Weeks q Potter: GeHA,1iea-I have
Just recovered from lame and painful back
through the use Of your COLLINS VoLTAIc pIAs.
rERs. MY back was 80 lame aud painful that
could not s'oop, walk or do duty % any kind,
aud was placed 10 the hospital for twelve DAYS
without cure. then asked permission OF lhe
surgeon To try the COLLINS VoLrAc PLAsrERs,
and IN few hours after putting one on was en-.
tirely relieved OF pain and aJle to bend my back;
am now thoroughly we'll. / consider them
simply wonderful Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON
Co !, LIST Artillery, Fort Warren
Bosr0N, May 3, 1876
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Millinery Goods

We ohsf them az the lowest pDssib Price.
VERY good Felt Htts, a few Tor aJe. good reit,
FOR zoe aud nice ff1 q 70 sl75 & fs btee
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TRUMAN PARSONS ESTATE

GILMAN WILSON,
p n. SMITH ION
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BLAcKsMITnlNc

n tANFtftn
II JtMFSpN
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

NHNpphss WILL SOON ASSEMBLE
aud tue very first Official act OF that
body will be 10 count the electoral
votes. which, in itself. ia a spectacle
well worth Witnessing Then specula.
tons as to who will compose the next
Cabinet will be in order, to be followed
by The preparations for the inaugural
OF the new President. in March. Wash.
ng,op cmresppndents will, according.
~, hive their hands foil, and Wash.
iugton Intelligence viii take the place
Of The stereotyped Centennial Notes"
which mnst cone to.s close with the
CLOSE Of the exhibitioastE days hence.
In closing, therefore, | do not say
farewell bat oniy Eau recutre'
II
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-06
BY T ELEGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PHOEBE DAILY RECosp
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW York, June 4.-Ths Worlds
Washington dispatch says, that one
member Of the Judiciary Committee has
intimated an opinion. that the letters do
not connect Blaine with any matters
under investigation, but show be has
been dabbling in variety Of speculative
enterprises. Perhaps an opinion nearer
the truth, is that of one Of Blains's
friends political workers. who has built
upon his own mind. the theory that
letters are actually harmless. that know
ing this Blaine has rurposely made all
this hullabaloo about them. believing
that the sympathy Of the people will be
with him in his defence OF his private
papers and that few days before tho
convention. hs will read them in the
House and have them published, think
ing to show~she committee up in bad
light and create furors In his own favor.