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A Special from the Editor OF the
Cincinnati Commercial in Re-
gnrd 10 TiIden and Hendricks.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 2s.-.Goyerrors
Tilden and Hendricks have been in con-
sultation here to-day. The material part
Of the letter OF acceptance OF Governor
Tilden has been prepared, and the letter
will appear on Wednesday next, and 1t Is
freely stated by Governor Tilden's friends
that his letter will take clear and high
ground on hard money; that It will be de-
didedly hard; very hard, This is carry
ing out Tilden's original policy, and is
consistent with his record.
It is stated that Governor Hendricks
isentirely complacent toward this policy.
This, It will be remembered, is the second
visit Of Governor Hendricks to Saratoga
since tho st. Louis Convention, for con-
sultation with Tilden. It was remarked,
after his first visit, that he did not talk
as we'll on hard money when at home as
here, but the report is tonight that his
conversion to the hard.money doctrine ia
30 solid that backsliding is not to be up.
pretended. Hehas recently been study.
Ing the money question prayerfully, and
has experienced change OF heart.
His Democratic friendsin New York e1-
pect him to do battle as thorough bull
ZIONIST when he goes home. -
Governor Tildens disposition has been
to harden rather than soften his money
doctrine on account Of Hendricks. His
theory is that il Hendricks has been
shaky, his policy as the head Of the tick
ct is TO DO absolutely firm. and firm Il lS'
- Ak IL :
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presidential Votes.

The following table may be Of interest
to readers as showing the vote for Presi-
dents since the election Of George Wash
ington. The popular vote is given back
to 1924. Previous to that date the elect.
ora were chosen by the State Legislatures.
South Carolina continued to select her
electors in the same way until after the
rebellion, when she was reconstructed:
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sERII.HEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

gv mall In adpn1oe, postaps prep1tf'
a.. 80, % oOlsix monthI.........-u 20
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MAalnA11, CouyrY.-camp meeting


MARs1tA11 CouSTY.-oamp meeting
will commence Thursday, August 22d, at
Moundsyille. ~ 4
M. e. .,...,.. .t,,. n,..;.,.. iii,
Inc ssase MeeunS .. Tue pisSipiss wiz
DO held'gt Cameron this year, commenc-
Inc October 10Th and continuing four
10.
uay" ,,
Quarterly meeting exercises Will be
held at TaylOrs Ridge M. E. Church,
Saturday and Sunday August 9th and 9th.
Elder s, r. Wilson, Of the Disciples
Church, will commence meeting at the
Big Run school house, August Sd, TO be
conducted with q basket meeting in the
grove the following Sunday.
The Renort.r says that "but little wool
go, !. ,h;s ooun.v at this
temains un'oiu III 'nls .U .n,:,n .avon.
time, tho farmers having 'aAe" "u'""
tage Of the prices offered, thirty Genus per
nSnnJy be,ievinu that, all things consider.
~ '''.,I 70 40 halter by holding on
WI 'neJ SVut" Wv
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Gen. Golf and the Goyernorship.
Washington special to the Cincinnati
Commercial Of Saturday contaips tho fol-
lowing: .tr..E ",.t
"Gen. GoG, the Republican nominee for
Governor Of West Virginia, left Wash
ington tonight, for Parkersburg, where
he will meet the committee to announce
his nomination. He has not decided to
accept, and will not do so unless the plat
fern suits his views. Gen, Colt is q
hard.mouey man, very popular, land II he
accepts, will make strong fight"
A Martinsburg special TO the New
York World Of Saturday reads as follows:
MARrrNsBuRG, W. Va, July 2s..The
action OF the West Virginia Republican
Convention yesterday in nominating
General Nathan Gof for Governor is
hailed with pleasure by the leading Dem
ocrats Of tho State, rs It will undoubtedly
cast the entire electoral vote Of West
Virginia for Tilden and reform. Had
Colonel Ward Lamon been nominated,
the result would have been somewhat
doubtful, owing to his personal populari-
ty among the Democracy. The Demo-
Gratis are as jubilant as the Republicans
are dOwncast.
We presume We shall see dispatch in
the Cincinnati Enquirer, or some other
paper, from Charleston, saying that il
-,
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TRAyE1 over the Cleveland & Pitts
bursh railroad Is unusually light, a''
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FOR SALE.
CsoMll1ssloEER's SALE,
u dc Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
william, Atkinson l,.cs,,,...

va In Chaneery. r.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
viTes notice that, In pursuance o. ING aut.hority
Sso,fo,rSi mon him BY decree Of Md court made
in he above entitled cause on the 2eth DAY Oh june
1876, he will, on ~ ,o.,
WEDNESDAY, the S0th dayot August, A " IsIO'
commanding Of 10 o'clock proeee4 Y ~ M ~
the nTemises at public auction, 70 Wy tL,nSSs,
der thS Isal estate o. OS S Sned Containing one
bnn6fed and nlnety-three acres and tnlt.y-s, ~
~ mora ar lesS and situated on the Ntles ~
EboTt Creek, IN Ohio county. In the st1to =! W.
ViSginla, and bounded % follows beSlnhllS w
stotie, corner 10 John Wisons he, toas tbST,ce
No,,S 5SS WsSt 40 poles and 20 links 70 stone
thsncc North A6o fASt Is poles and INKS 70
tTpule iocust thence North 49, West 10 POLES ahu
IL iinks 70 stone, thence North n E to e ~
and links 10 stone, thence Neth 10 W.,
poes Is links 70 stone, thence North VA Mess
n MOLE and links 10 stone, thence NORTH va
Ea5tiOS poles and II Links TO stone thenee w.
6IO 40 West IS poles 20 links 70 sugar uee ~ Wv
sIdo Of small run, corner 70 John Wilsopi ISs
South 25S0 West IN poles LINKS y Go 9n 49,
Ia aid Wilson; thenoo South lo West li2 pole
links 10 the beginning according TO certhn 49,
dated fhe 10Th day Of June, 1876, made by Jonp
snodgras and wife conveying aid real esn'e 10
aid deceased. q a. yrr,,. =,
Said land u tle lftn oulNnlCu tuu AAAu AAA.aI =
AikIn,on resided, situated on the public road
mont oven miles from the city ot Wheeling, and
n6ont ono mile from the Ohio river and the Fits
bunSh, Wheeling Kentucky railroad, and u con-
yenistt 10 Scho6ls and churches and well Known Y
~ one of mo best farms in Ohio county. The soil
il Tith Limestone soI the fences are 10 good con.
dItjon and considerable portion Of me iencnS J,
eIeeilent OSagc orange hedge. There q spnne q
rool water In every field. The land Y undeflla
viii coal Of good qualify. There ia large guam
tity OF good locust and other timber on ilS PLiee.
| i'he main house Is ono Of the best nries iarm
hauseS In Inc county, with good cellar aua wei
Of choice water at The door and there eood
Stabl0 and other out buildings. The place h% Msc
on ii a small vineyard, fine orchard In Jul peaf'
| inc and variety Of other fruit.
fboSe desiring to purchase arc requested 70 CAL
| on Happenings and examining for themselves.
TERas or SALH.-0ne-thlrd Of the pufchase
money, or such greater sum as the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand, and the resdueot the pulehase
money In two equal instruments, payable Respect
iyely In one and two years trom theday o, we tht
credit instalments to'bear interest from ne gay
Sale and the purchaser 10 Riye bond Wtth Sood pet
RoDaI security for the deferred payments, anu al'
title 10 b retained until payment OF the pnrchasC
money and the interest that may accrue tnefeor
In full ALf 6si1' HA aan,n,, SS
| l. &. HRpyEY, Auctioncef. 1y26
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MONDAY, JULY 81; 1876.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

oovERSUR,
NATHAN GoFF, JR., Of Harrison
SURF oY SCHOOLS,
+, IL. CEAGo, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR,
c. NJ. sHINN, Of Taylor.
TREASURER,
MOSES FRASEENBERGElt Of KsnAWAa'
ATTORNEY OESERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wool
JvpGEa OF COURT OF APPEALS
[LOng Ttaml
W II. II. FLICK. Of r!eTkeley,
ri DERKsHIRE, OF MononSANa'
[Shoh Ttrml
T.. g. BROWN, Of Jackson.
cOS0REss !lFIIsST DISTRICT
HON. q, F, SCOTT, Of Richie County
KLRC1oRs AT LARoR ron WEST VIRGINIA.
CnI. WARD II. LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HOS. c, ". SMITH, Of Calcll.
vLEcroR YoR FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
HON. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County
pLEcTOR ron TIIR THIRD DISTRICT,
col. F. IL HAssLEI', Of jackson.
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DIED.

FARIa-on Sunday, July 90, 1870, at 9IIS o'clock,
ARCHIE, youngest son Of Joseph A. and Mary X.
Faris, aged year aud IL days
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, corner
Fourteenth and Woods Streets this Monday alter
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of tho family are re-
spectiuly invited to attend.
sIMMONS.-on Friday, July 18Th, 1876, at
O'Clock r. NJ, ELIZA, daughter Of John and Mary
Simmons. In the 23i year Of her age.
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents, at
BeuwOol, on Monday, July 81, at O'Clock P. N.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend. Inter
ment at Greenwood Cemetery.
tEairnont papers please copy.l
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and that The First had one prior to sena.
tor CspertOnb election. In other words,
i. will be claimed that tie Governor
should follow the geographical example
set by the Legislature, and appoint some
one whom the Democracy viii be apt
to continue in Office in case they
are in power next winter in the Lesisla.
ture. No doubt this consideration will
be pressed upon the Governors attention
and will perhaps have weight with his
determination. And yet Il can be shown
that while the Legislature did finally
choose Senator from the Third district
1t voted largely at. times for candidates
from this district, as fol. instance for the
two Camdens. II the mere weight of
ample on the part Of the Legislature is to
control the Governors selection, We
might point to the fact that Henry s..
Walker, more than any one else, seemed
to be the choice Of the Third district. No
one, however, will expect the Governor
to appoint Mr.. Walker, and II he really
desires therefore to make a perfectly
independent choice he can point 10 the
votes Of the Legislature for the candi :
dates outside Of the Third District as his
justification.
1t is said that Ex-Governor Price, OF
Greenbrier county, will be a prominent
candidate for the appointment. We have
nothing to say Of the. ex;Goyernors TT
ness for the place. We presume he is
well enough qualified for it. He was
prominently before the Legislature as a
candidate for It, and received a consider
able vote at various times for the posi-
lion. And yet as between such Union
| Democrats az Mr.. Lamb, or Gen. jack
son. OF Parkersburg, and Ex-Governor
Price, the main body Of Gov. Jacobs sup
porters would greatly prefer either OF the
former. 1t may be truS enough that the
Legislature would net be sure
to continue either Of them in
office. That is a contingency that the
Governor is not bound to provide for.
He knows the Democratic politicians OF
West Virginia, and especially those OF the
Third district, we'll enough to know that
they would not probably continue him in
Office if they could help themselves. al!
that he is bound to do is ~ TO giyethe
people Of the State good representative
in the U. S. Senate. After that he is at
liberty to make an appointment that will
be popular with the men who electe d him
to office.
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prnsoXAa1.- WiIl someboay who Z

PERSONAL, : Will somebody who i
posted please send tie name Of the head
OF, the Orange Society in Wheeling to
Mr.. joint. Gibson, Of Huntington, Ca:
bell county, W. Va. We are not able to
supply him with tho desired information,
Mr.. Wisner, OF the Martinsburg In.
dependent, made a handsome dhd telling
speech in presenting the name Of Colonel
Lamon as a candidate for Governor to
the Republican State Convention ut Par.
kcrsburg. 1t Mas Bob Ingetsoh sort Of
a speech. @ sara,
There is an advertisement in the Brax'
ton liountaiaesr. of a suit by R. A. Arthur
and n. c. Arthur against certain persons
for the recovery Of lands in Webster
county. ---.- - L..-----4-
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Pullman Palace Cars

are run en- all through trains ~ his road
The il the ONLY LINE running these cara
between Chicago aud -. Paul Chicago and Nil.
Waukee, or CD csg0 and Win0ns
Az Omaha our sleepefs connect with tn Over
land Sleepers on the Uuion Pacific Hailf 3Ad Tor
al polntu West OF the Missouri River.
On the ARRIVAL Of tho tr.ins from the RA-t on
South, the trains ~ he Chicago North Nest-
efp AAnw,y LEAyE CHICAGO a. followr:
For Council Bluff. Omaha and California, TWo
Through Irkius dsiir, With PulimAn Palace
Drawlug Room and sleeping Care through 70
Council Blafs
Por II Paul ana Minneapolis, Tao Through
Trains daily, E1th Pullman Palace Care attached
on both trains
For Green Bay aud Lake Superior, Teo Trains
daily stia Pullman Palace Care attached. aud
running lhroaRh = Marquette.
Per Aiweagse. Foar Through Trhibs GhilY,
fuiiaaH Cars % night tI,iass farlot Chair Carr
90 DAY tralus
Fer sparta and Winous and points 10 Mime
sofa. 0as Ihr0uga Train daily Sith Pullman
slrepeFs 70 mlpous
Tor Dabale, via Freeport, Twa Through Trains
daily, vi Pullman Cars On uight trains
FoF Dnbaks AID Ia Crosse va Clnt0n Two
Throneh Trains daily, ~ith rallmtn Cars on
night train 20 AclEregor, lows.
For Esout CTS and fankion, Tp0 Tr4iss daily,
Fui}nan Cars 70 Missouri Valley juncuon
Pa Lake 0eueYs -Four Trains daily
Yer Eocifard. rteFiiuP, Kanosh& jAnssgilie,
aud other paants you eAa have from to y ten
trains daily.
Aew Y9fk once, as Brssdwsy. Boston Cfics.
No state street Omaha Ufiee x58 faFuhAm
street, San Frsneiseo 0faoa, ~ Montgomery
street, chicago Tackst Dftsce-, q C.aFk street,
upeer fAuFuaGn Heusss corner Cana Spd M&di.
son ril ets; ksenxs street Depot. corner "
Etnxis and CAnAl streets Heiis street Depot.
corner Wells AL Eanzle street
Pr rates II Information not altkinkble from
Ynai home tieksi ageass, spFiy %
" r. HTHHsrTT M&kgis HuGnirT
Gea rAss- Al. cAiesga Gel.snpt, Ca4cagp.
ssyly
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rnK nEsnr. fHEs rnE LrpE.

great many are biadered from the
religious choice because they d. no,
know the proper ordero Of events. They
th'nk that there must first come 1.-THE
coucclion'.of evil habits Aad'thpL the
choice Of Christ That il not the or.
3er Of grace at all II Is FIRST accept.
auce OF Christ, aud then correction OF
the life You say. When I shall get
fij. of this OF that habit; when can
qgench NY thirst for strong drink +;
when ] can break this particular shackle
OF n.and temptation, then / will en-
ter into the life aud hope Of the Cos
pei You have mistaken the order Of
spiritual events. The FIRST thing for
you to do is to come to God aud say,
Lord Jesus, take me | fiad myself
incompetent to DO the work Of correct.
ing my life and delivering myself from
eyi! habits. DO thou the work.
That is the order Of events.
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The late President Hitchcock Of An.
herst college was cminently a Chris
iian scholar. He laid an the talent at
the ieet Of Jesus, and il was bis desire
and eudeavor that bis pupils should DO
the same. II was common remark
with bin that 10 college Christ was
often crueiGed between two thieves
classics aud mathematics.
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sunday Reading.
sf,sp zoe rnr Hteat.

81 81 us acts g couara ~
sseaeesi : taat abics ieafst Is aban4 "a
: q "a cause tecaoss Il i week. AID
4aisiag I'D csase became Il Il strasf
Tie tmiisen DER q sad q Is avoided
~ she herd III il ihe issuaet af ihs
hrute tut ID ibe tigbcr law Which
feigns 10 tbe breast 81 mAakiHa ADD
wcmabtis3 yog fever saa tbc smtt,eH
sts abandoned BY TIE mother ihsve.
ta iae great questions q tae day. ela
sa,9nal aud igjass. 10 Scotland au8
ireland. sast ID my lot wiki The minor
~ which Ia doc season became tbs
majority; when J lsh my eaaso. Il was
becagrc !, bad wared suoug. aud dis
rot aeed my peor Aid We have &
see toit that, ID tho struggle o. life.
wc stand by right sad uo, by might
being sore that Ia tbs esd the righ,
ssall have ibe might
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CastOria.

II j. mistake 10 suppose that Castoria is not
adapted 10 gr0sn persons o. well as children
They only need 10 increase the quantity. But
ch llren have 90 m ny complaints Tor which Gas.
t,ria ia aAapted--lk wind collie. sonrs omach,
worms letter. teethi1g and Group, Tia 1T il is es
peeially recommended for them.
lts effects are N re certsin than castor oil +,
contains 30 a'c1hol and il a. pleasant 10 axe As
honey. Il never gnpcs. BY ragu lating The
stomach aud bowels II co0iz tile blood. eIpels
worms ami prevents feyershness. quiets the
refyes aud produces health then Of course chit.
dren can sleep in quiet Al mothers can rest o
CiftGr.a II recommended by ali physicians aud
Harses who bAya tried H. aud Il i. having srAp-
Idly ircfsasHg sae' Il II prepared With great
care alter he recipe 81 Dr. stmuei Pitcher %
Massachusetts,, At the Laboratory " J T. Rose
3 c., 50 Dey street, Sev York.
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Price, T,eenfg. Fye Cent?
ADVERTISING.
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Coutsiling e-mgeta Hst u al lie t8sHs Ia
the uhltet eiafes. the tffH.ofiss ssa ne Do
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vlto TIE nAmas u @la newspapers baF}gs tlts
largest local efEHistign .n "a - We pisees
bxhsd Alec, caia s0gHe u aeBrp peFs ~high
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punt ng over 90 csplea e4ch israH. AlsD Al
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chaniea medical, AAsaule JgYfhlls Etseaiiufs
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compete lies n ever % O. fosn Pspffs pflGted
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The late DR.. roor Of Ceylon was a
genial man, ever OVERLOOKING with good
na,are and ready wit In bis last sick
cess be was attended by young mis-
siouAry physician, Dr.. Green, which
led Dr.. r to remark, This is hard
case Poor patient and a Green
doctor
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CEN7AuR


The lame can ba healed aud the wounded made
whole. We nov nos jas what the CentAur
Linimenis will d.. They will not mend broken
bones ~ cure aHls9r, but they viii extract sore
nefs allav "a % 70 Rhrums'i-m aHi a larger
range q flesh, bone and murcle ailments than
any arle ever D fofs discovered
Scientific shili ganug' 80 be' nnd the effects Of
these remarkable prcpara - s, Chronic lthen-
mbtsm ut msay years sanding, haurHgiB
Neak-Bacs Fever ~0r,s Weeping Sinew W.
sciafica, C,ked breast Distorted Joints aud
spralned Limbs o. the wnrat hind are cured by
the White CeataUr inmeui.
IL viii de6fTuy the pain ana heal Without a
rcar all ord'ntry Burns aud scsld- IL viii eI-
tract the poison Of Bites aud StiBgH, and the
lfost from frcz ~ hubs. II il very rfcaeiOus
for Ear-Acbe, Tooth-ache, Itch aud Cu,aHeons
Eruptonr.
NJ Josiah Westshe, ~ Mar, syiils o writes
For years my rheumatism ba- beeu ~ bad
that have been unable To stir from the honFe
The Orst three bottles Of Ceutsur Liliment en-.
abled sle 70 walk without my crntchcs | am
Needing RAPIDLY. think your Lltiment Simply
marvel"
9. u Bennett, Druggist, Rock Prairie, No,
sAsss
"Csutaur LiRiment ros better aud gives he
bert satisfaction ~ anything 10 tue market"
Wsat the Centaur Eminent has done for 9th.
ere Il will for you. II is handy, 1t il reliable,
aud ID II cheap
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$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

None should fail 10 call and seq cor
goods and got prices Ne shall con.
time the sale through April You
that caauut come, send ior samples -
500 pieces Prints, none over Sc. none
OF your G to u yard pieces. remnants
Sc Cot,ous Of all Kinds So inch fine
&c per yard Cotton, 40 inch. . cts
BIeaehed Cottous, 50 inch, Sc. Fruit
Of The Loom. lie. Mamsutta, l2lc
shccting %. heavy bleachod so ca
~ inch How Case Cotton rs cents.
Largest stock choice Shectiugs 10 the
state, 25c goods ior is to lile. 500
pieces
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The yellow Centaur Linimsnt

i worth IL weight In gold to owners u horses
aud mule.
Bin Linimeut has cured more sprsinod
rwcenei, kiug-bonsd sud Called Horses ia
three years Than have all the fauitrs Ia the
country IN an age I.s efiects are simply Won
derlul.
We have Thousands upon thousands Of celth-
eates a. strong A. the following.
"Ay hoffc wss lam8 fDf year with fe.i0ck
srtBch All remedies uttrrlF failed 20 cure and
considered him worthless until ] commenced
20 uEe Ceutaur Eminent, which rapidly cured
him. IheArtlly recommend Il.
hEY 0tO w. FEhBts.
Mauoru.it, stiabgu Co., y. u"
"DEAR FIN ] have used ylur CentAur Liui.
meat Ia my fsmtly sai mad i 10 be great
faiae. Please seu4 ms tao dollars worth. ouo
Tor the malice and h0fsfs.
RILEY siCKLES.
Pals atstion, NJOminK 60 Pa"
II niakes very little difference What the case
~ whether Il b4 wrench. kpfsi8. P0il-Evii.
Nngbohe, Scratches or LsmfHts; u any tind
the cGecs Sie the same LivefymeD. stage
TF1puei0is Farmers s. should never 5e Eltl-
out tie yellow CeHtzar L4uimsnt Il j. sold
egery where, AID warranted 10 Il Effects
Laboratory Of ]. B Rose 4 Co.,
g Deg ST.. Sew Yofk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-27

An industrious aud siriuous ednca-
ton Of ebildrca Ia better inheritance
for then than great estate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-27
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