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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

While business men ore generally COM
planning of dull trade and warm weather,
Mabley's Clothing House is all alive. They
are doing an immense business; their large
double store is crowded with customers, who
appreciate the low prices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

G. II. Mabley's immense sales in this,
as well as in other cities, enables him to buy
his goods in large quantities, CONSEQUENTLY
HsLow PRICES.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22
MANTELS, CRATES, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
New Goods for Holiday Presents

OELECT YOUR PRESENTS FOR TIL e
Holidays before the rush; don't put it off till
the last day. A full and com pete assortment,
comprising Worcester Ornaments, Dresden
China in large variety, English and French
Fancy Goods. Bohemian Ware, Lava Vases
and Fancy Ornaments, Doulton, Faience, Jas-
per and Fancy Enameled Goois. These goods
are offered at prices that will insure their
rapid sales at the China and House Furnish
ing Store, No. 1l9 Main street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

Six pounds mixed candy for 81 at Geo. Myers,
165 Main St., bet. Fourth and Fifth streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-22

THE Committee of the Board OF Transporta-
tlon on Union Depot left their rooms at 10
o'clock to-day to examine new line as pro-
pc. cd, from the north approach Of the Clncin-
natl Southern Railroad bridge to the center of
I,,si
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II il the duty Of every person who has
nsed BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP 10 let 81
wonderful qualities be known TO their
friends 10 curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
ia fsei al throat and lung diseases. No
person can use Il without immediate re.
lief. Three doses will relieve any case,
aud we consider 1t The duty Of all Drug.
gisls 20 recommend II 10 The poor dying
al least 70 try one bottle a
Al, 900 dozen bottles were sold lssl year,
aud 20 one case where Il failed was re.
ported Such q medicine s. the GGREAs
sYYuP cannot be too widely kn3wn. AK
your Druggist about IL. sample Bottles
10 try sold ii 10 eeuts. Regular size I.
cents. For ssle BY Walt ard Hard, Man
chester and Factory Point, VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
STATE NEWS.

la Addison county onionz are selling at
so cents per bushel, and the growers are
"wrothy.n
The Brandon News says Rutland draws
siK.inch hair snakes from her reservoir
and Is dissatisfied about IT,.
Wilcsx's boot and shoe store Ia Ben.
Bington was robbed OF $500 worth OF
goods, the other night,
At the meeting OF the Vermont Dairy
mems Association, held at Burlington,
the old officers were reelected for The
coming year.
$. ;. Batchelder Of Hardwick, raised
20 bushels OF wheat 10 the acre, and don't
want 10 90 wes,. J. b. Woods OF Pas
snmpsic raised 420 bushels of oats on six
scres.
i, j. reported that one Of the prominent
converts al The Rutland revival meetings
has recently made restitution TO gentle
man Of quile 3 sum Of money unlawfnlly
taken from him.
James llollon, Of Putney, was found id
bic saw mill. Oct. 22d, with bis skuI
broken 10 aud the brains oozlng from tbe
wounds, which were probably caused BY
some part Of The machinery.
James Crosicr. sentenced lostAte prison
for ten years for the murder OF VIM
Smith Of HALIFAX four years ago, wss par
doued by Gov. Fairbanks on The 25th
Crosier Is 70 years old, ard broken healsl
IL said to be the cause Of the pardon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

We arc authorised 10 guarantee this
remedy for The cure Of Dyspepsia, InAc-
tive Liver. sour stomach. Constipation
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF Food,
yellow skin, and General LAnauor aud
Debility. N0a mus, acknowledge that
tbs wonid be Fnlnons uuiose We bad
positive evidence that Il viii carr. Ion
who arc Suffering from these complaints,
these words are addressed -snd will you
continue 10 suffer when you can be cured
on such tefmsP I, IS for You 70 deter
mine. sample bottle, 10 cents regular
size, Is cents Sold by Wal, & Hard.
5000 die annually by ueglccling a
Cough, Cold OF Group often leading 70
Consumption and the grave, Why will
you neglect 50 important matter when
Won can get at our store, Suuon's Con.
SUMPTION Cusr, with the assurance Of :
speedy recovery For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs OF Lame Back or
Side, SnLOu's PoRoUs PLASTER gives
promp, relief Sold by Wait & Hard.
HAcKNErAcK, popular aud fragrant
perfume Sold by Wait a Hard. Man.
chester, VI, eisew here By al dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

A passenger train on the Utah Central
railroad, near Pennington, was lifted
from the track Tuesday, aud turned mp
side down by the wind. Goals from the
stoves scattered through the cars but the
fires were put out before damage was
done. Several persons were badly hurt.
The San francisco Chronicle says that
California would be better of without
her gold mines, aud argues the point as
follows: "Tnere are ; 900 people in san
Francisco 81 ,ue who live direc ~ or IN
directly from M pnrct1.c anl sale OF
stock, averaging Ia their expenses -, 900
year Here are, then, - 900 900 which
the pos scssors Ia not earn, but which il
earned by their victims. Mining is 40
unproducliye industry, bat the value Of
its products are more than eaten up by
the gambling speculalions which it slim
ulates."
| Henry Gorham, Utah Mormon, un.
dertook to chastise his six wives with 9
horse whip for disobedience. He had
previously punished them singly many
times, and had grown arrogant; but this
time he had overrated his power.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

FRIEND, stop that cough DO not neg
lect a Common Cold even for day, Il
may eud 10 Consumption aud death
REy. N II Downs ELtNtR has cured
thousands, both old and young; and Il
will cure YOU, " taken freely aud ia sea.
son. This ELNIR has been before the
American people roRrr.six YEARS, and
has never failed 10 give reliei to all who
have used Il. II has won lis way by ACT.
uAL SERVICE, until Il has become house.
hold friend 10 thousands Of our best
families. Regular physicians use aud
recommend IL. Clergymeu aud all pub.
tic speakers are It's best patrons Railroad
Employees, much exposed TO colds,
coughs etc, should always use Il. Farm
ers, Lawyers, Merchants and everybody,
old aud young, speak highly In It's praise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

VnAL WEAKNESS OR DEPgEssioS; q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of MENTAL OVER
WORK INDIsCRETIogs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, Is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No y. Il tones up and invigorates the
system dispes the gloom aud despon-
dency, impsrts strength and energy
the drain aud rejuVenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue.
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
81 90 per single vial, or $500 per single
package OF five vial and $500 vial Of
powder. Sent BY mail on receipt Of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO'
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
100 FuLros sT., NEW YoRK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

HENRY & JonNsoN's ARNICA AND Oh
LiNIMENF is an external remedy for man
or beast, for curing Wounds, Sprains,
Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Ulcers of every kind, including Skin D!'
seases generally; and while its applics.
ton Is harmless and never painful, Ia
effects are most wonderful. As a FAMILY
LINIMENT ii meets the wants of every
household. Warranted to satisfy all who
use Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
nsre You Yellow Eys.i

Bakers Mandrake Bitters will certain
ly cure you. II you have any Liver
difficulty, indigestion, constipation, pain
in the right side, try these Bitters at once
and see how much good you can receive
for 20 cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
LONDONDERRY

MIR. Walker, cur tailor, Is prepared
TO do work In his line at = reasonable
rate.
A Dandy man is negotiating for the
purchase OF the saw and grist mill, with
View OF putting them into good work
lug order. We trust the trade will be
coBsumm ated.
Our townsman, Mr. II. Moore, Is
about 10 r move TO lie farm ID Peru. Mr..
Moore l. public spirited man and one
OF our best carpenters. aud while we are
sorry TO lose him wa congratulate oar
friends of Peru upon 50 valuable an &C.
qaisiti0n 70 their society.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
wooDFoRD.

/ NO1pFOlAD.
George, son of Amos Aldrich, lie sick
with typhoid fever.
AS Thanksgiving is near athand why
wouldn't an old.fashioned turkey shoot
be in order?
Those automatically inclined have
closely viewed the armament the past
few nights. The planets have been cut
ting up some wonderful caprIces.
It. j. Mallory is the lucky one this
time, aud Miss Susan Niles, Of White
Creek, has been drawn into the meshes
prepared for her by Hymen.
Frank Carrier who serves as driver
by proxy on the mail route between Ben
nington and Wilmington, desires us TO
inform the Brattleboro papers that twas
John w. Rudd, the father of the proprie-
tor, who clipped over" on the Searsburg
turnpike. Uncle john is an exper'
fenced reinsmau, but we wish TO Inform
him that the roads in certain places are
not as good as they used 10 was. Does
this settle the matter ON The "westerr
end?'
--Mondsy night was as dark as the Sly
CLAN lake while The rain poured in tor
! rents, and we hear of hsir-breadlh es
capes OF a few who were so unfortunate
as to be out in the iuky biackuess. The
streams are up 10 high water mark anl
every thing is ready Tor winter so far Al
water is concerned. The heavy storm o
wind aud rain last Friday was the sever
est Ia the .'ides OF November' for years
The smoke stack on Sawycr's steam mil
was demolished, and several shade tree
were blown across the street which hal
ielied the clements for years,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

! pied the pulpii Al me Nslbodiss eburel
Sunday aflcrnoop.
Noble johnson hks pallet, patched
IN Tie latter pan Of last Jane, that b,
laid e Gags Up 70 dEie.
The party, who by mistake, ), il
hoped, took "a ovtrooa, from Davis He.
lsl, 10 Peru, s few days afleF The Ben
nington centennial, 10 hereby requested TO
return he same, witbeu, further remind
er.
II tie took down an old brass born, and
BY one shriil blast, through last weeks
JouRNAl, made a representative Tor
"Derry aud demolished = thriving law
oflloe, and se, up 40 experienced iusuf-
anoe agency. Now LET him Try bis hand
on our scandal case.
RUTLAND
The extensive preparations for the
State work house aud Howe scale manu-
factory, make business rather lively here
Just now. The bennington and Rutland
railroad shops have also been repaired
and enlarged aud pat iuto good working
order
The reviyalis.s have gone their way
but the good effect Of tho meetings still
remains The attendance at the church
es aud at the stated prayer meetings has
/ greatly increased, and good number o.
conversions are reported.
Prof. Mielzke has iuauguGaled Sc
ries OF subscription concerts, the music
being performed by noted singers frou
abroad assisted by home talent ThC
first was given Tuesday evening, aud
was quite a success, both as regards The
audience and the performers. The mex
will be given Nov, 10th, when Miss Eau
ny Kellogg, Boston soprano, and Mr.
hopkins, Burlington tenor, will b.
present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

There are great m2uy ether sr,ieles which
We should like y notice bat s j. isnag9sst3e 70
% 80 here, bat ne promise r. sheef iiif sAQs
anyth.ng Na have 10 oar customers Il tsay = Il
Int tAks the treablc u cal Hpoa us.
Oar experiences and facilities enable o. y
make Purchases a he prihss, aud se hope 10 lie
able II All ilassE 70 place goods before oar cas-
TONER'S aaAeh NsI pleEss them bgtb ~ y prise
SD quality. 0oals are telag fFbqEenIiy atgse3
down 70 Close est phlch sia prUgf bargain 70
fhe CasiOmsr. Please cali aBA FAflfg sAsa AZ.
YeFDseMsnt,
MAnelester. w., October siss. 1871. 2it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES


skinner Post No. "a, q. A. H.,
Meets In Adams Hail. Factory Point, on
the Hrst Tuesday evening OF each month.
JOHN @. BLACKMER Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IO4, 1. o. q. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al o'clock. All members of the ''order" are
invited. Degree meetings every fret and third
Saturday evening of each month At z o'clock.
T. ]. HoYT, L. d.
undinc Fire Company,
MANCHESTER, VI.
C. +. oRyIS ................ ...,,,... FOREMAN.
9. II. SWIFT. ....... ,lsT ASSISTANT FOREMAN.
J. r. SpERRY .....2 20 ASSISTANT FOREMAN.
II. H. WLER..............Fo FOREMAN HOSE.
| j. N. HARD. .s...... Assistant FOREMAN HOSE.
H. EGGLESTON FOREMAN Hook AND LADDER.
H. GRAY. -. Asst FoREMAS Hook AND LADDER.
W. A. BLACK. SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
Local intelligence.

LfR8t AutEttf%tHsNs
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER is77
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ongHe sou1H.
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bSs..r Nev Fpla nsrfsss.
Ifzfe Mssaa
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st@gs n~ass
paulus frsu passst & Gsnshssgtf psPo, baiy
RH. AGaRtes. rfaEfisiof
bssse. Racers. pasases, Gfgara4t, -
y TsyAs4a IHsFfsts9.
bs.Ag Arrives So tsafu ie e y
wsala8. ba8s4s. sa-4aaa. Ys-sssss.S a.
, aaSa&As~sa4s &sssTsslgf.
kyrts. - 9sssAssssf rslresA depot 9ondsy
, s.aasssafs sa4 fgsdags - y As
Asgrsstaa. 1sarss y 80 esief railTpa4 depot
aasAtfM Tiats8kFs ~ taksfaaYt a " 4. ".
4 ser srr3FAi Il Mes fsat sfsAn EosHg Worth,
fsfs. La~4wost, E.oaae~awryl csfie, ds
~ " 6s5ylz ffupsissar.
&st8srs 81 Manchester Railroad 4sgpi hehaafs
y sayesAsyv Ard Ff1GYs 81 iFa
gsTuKAfsa iessss MaacbestEr railroad dspui
II nss1sys. TyursssYs aBa sAiufAsys AZ u a. m.,
1 ftsF srrtssi 81 70 D 4 = sFssa EasnF horth
gStss Eo@Agsssrfs p Q.ss'sv.
80 cubns. rreyasaof
y sssai tA@Aas ol@@s.
SOuTu- ny railroad for Nee Torf, AlhAHy, Troy
Rcata anA West a u Is A. =. ard % ~
k0nTH~By Yalreas ser huttud, Darlington
sorfh tna ENst ii - EHd 5 CO..
GRANVILLE mai by stage closes At - IS r.
|eoNT uFFiCK open from 7 4. y. iosfR,
Gals fros. shs kcrth syrSye ~ ths Post oafe a
ga, Esan6 s1FvN
ais frosnHshe seRsk ags3vs ~ Nv Poet once
Ata q Aaaa4G4E.a. ataAh4
MAJ. tor psra. LSnagrore. BobANlls, Iamsics
AZ. hy stage, close 81 FACTORY Poiht Pest OF.
ass a n 4 y, Tss~iHyss Thusdays aHd sat.
srdssts
Telegraph Once
0gaa frgms a, y, btr.N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

--Mrs. Abbie Gale rsise Que stalk Of
bush beans with 40 pods containing 7j0
beans. How ia this for besnsy
The Mountain Home Grange have
bad shipped 70 them recently two car
loads Of shorts sud one Of fioar.
--Messrs. Horace sad David Ga lie rails.
ed 1S6 bushels Of ears Of corn on az acre
Of ground. and Also Is large cart loads OF
good pumpkins on the same piece.
-Messrs Horaoe aud David Gale have
the best pen Of four hogs 10 tbs town
They will dress 800 each. Can any one
beat that In enc pear
sougu LONDONDERRY
This time Il Is big iarhip, a I-2
pounds, W. II. Bc'dsa fAlherit.
ur A II nirhg. aeeeplably. ar~u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
EAST ARLINGTON.

/ --R. L. Hurl has purchased the
Jockey property on the mountain, con-
sIsting Of steam mill aud three thous-
and acres of woodland. lie will make
business lively at the mountain house.
The firm of Judson, Deming a.
Woodwork have purchased the store and
stock Of West g. Bro, in Arlington, and
aud taken possession, and will be pleased
to see all of their old customers and many
new ones Quick sales and small profit
is their motto.
We hope the temperance men have
back bone enough to stop the sale of IN
toxicatng drink 10 this place. There
was fight recently, chief ofpolice Smith
had to be called in TO put on "quietus."
Lives enough have been sacrificed 10 this
place to the demon, Rum. We have
enough shiftless, lazy, "part-your-hair-in
-the-middle young men, men too lazy
to work and perhaps too honest TO steal,
without runs adding to the number. AS
long as the prohibitory liquor law is mp
on the statute book let IL be enforced; II
it is bad law let it be repealed-but we
think it is good law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08
WEST ARLINGTON.

The school on the green commenced
last Monday under the direction of the
veteran teacher, Miss Ida Emery of East
Arlington.
Rev. j. G. McCollom will hold SER
vices in the White church next Sunday,
Nov. liih, at o'clock p. IN. The hor.
nets have been exterminated, SO come
out and fill up the church.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

uuasDAY SoyEsaEa p is'7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

Telegraph Once
s9P@a frsn a, y. totF.E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

Our soclable last Thursday was one
Of exceptional interest. IL was held Al
the old parsonage, aud gratefully we re-
cord The fAcl that still thiny-five years
from The dcosAse Of The revcred pastor OF
olden times, DIR. jackson, there rem aims
At bis long occupied home one oi hls
daughters, Ar. Baldwin. Ear several
years her beAl,h has Dot been suifcitpi
for siiendaBee At pablo or social gather.
ings, ADD on this aecoant the deviation
10 mest 81 Der house WAS The more SC.
esptable TO The Ladies society, OF which
she vas formerly nsefnl member and
vaiaed ofAaef. a very large number re.
sPoBded 70 the isyitsilon, both Of ltdiss
and geutlenes, fer whose entertainment
liberal provision bad besn nade. Oar
excellent hostess not only gave cordial
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

"A public examination for teAchers Of
the common schools Of Dorset who have
not slreAdy received certificates, will be
held al the school house Ia THE village,
on Saturday, The 10Th inst. commencing
At 3 O'Clock s. m.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-08

The last marketreports show q slight
Decline In the price Of cheese aud 40 adj
Esaoe 10 the price Of butter with an &C.
live demand. Potatoes remain at about
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-03
nv noxK-r.

Our Democratic contemporary in vir'
ginia does I" not envy the New York Sun
its feeling just now. in opposing the
electoral commission and the compro-
misc BILL" and cody ssks, "why did IL
not oppose them before they were con-
sti,utsd by an act Of Congrsssf" Our
nsighbor knows very we'll Why the Sun
dill not oppose them until too late.
Dana thought that Judge Davis would
b appointed on tho Commission. and
would count Tilden in. So long ~ TIE
Democrats were TO win by its operations.
the Sun cared not whether the bill Was
constitutional or not. But the little
scheme failed. and nov the virtuous
Dana sees the downfall Of the Rspnblic
In the future. ny this change Of base
the San IL simply paving the way for
Tildsn TO appeal from the decision Of
the tribunal. which was part OF the orig
inai scheme Of the bill. a. the News
pointed out two weeks ago. Our Dem.
ocratic psishbos knows this - well as
we do. Il has now an excellent opPor-
tuniiy TO suliRhtsn its readers ~ TO the
snsaking political character Of the man
who runs the great organ Of reform
Democracy. and whom ID has held up to
then for 90 many months - an unim-
psaehabls authority on national poll.
tics. Be honest. nsishbor. treat your
readers like . and tell them the
whole story; aud II you have really been
banboozlsd by this man Dana In tho
past. learn . lesson from experiences. and
refrain from quoting him 80 extensively
In the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-03
n LOUISIANA SCANDAL.

One aide Of . story d always good I'M
Ill the other side d heard. and the other
side 10 nov about 70 b heard In the
matter Of The charges aeainst Governor
Wells Of he Louisiana Returning Board.
ehSrsss. which. II not true. are The most
infamous and dastardly ever conceived
by the brain Of man. Ths character Of
the men vhe make them muss have
great weight With the public In sstns-
ting THAR value. and the character Of
the men IL hsine investigated 70 good
effect Msddox. Who Ant started the
million dollar story. turns out to have
been ableekads ruAnsr during the lats
civil var. Il also appears that he vas .
traitor 70 his brother traiton. He was
entrusted BY the Rebel Government With
. lot Of tobacco. 70 b ssld In the North.
Hs successfully smueglsd Il through the
linss, and thsn-turnsd Il ovsr 10 The
United States authorities for . liberal
consideration. And this 10 the man
upon whom the Democrats rely 70 blast
the reputation Of Governor Wells,
against whose character not . shadow Of
suspicion has ever rested.
General Asdsnon. CERTAINLY . o
Trustworthy witness than Maddox. de-
niss the story from beginning 10 end.
lie tells q little tale OF his own. how
ever, which may prove interesting at
this juneturs. He says that while the
count was going on he was approached
BY DR.. Robsssn. . Democratic STATE
senator. Who offered him $2oc. 900 to
count the State In for Tildsn. OF
course this story will ~ denounced as
false by Democrats from = end Of the
country 70 the other. vhils that Of
Maddox 10 believed by then and made
the uioss Of. And yet the q 10
the plain. unvarnishsd statement
o. m honorable man. whils the other 10
Oh. story Of . traitor to his country. and
betrsysr Of his fellow rebels. Which
Of tho two men will the common sense
Of the nation enderse1
Does any man OF ordinary intel
licsncs believe that II Samuel J. Tldsn
..lr h.v. ..cor.I ths vots nj Louis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-03

TEE IrisA World is u Of The bssi
newspapers published on the American
continent. II IL devoted TO the interests
OF the Irish people. consequently there
10 considerable American in it, The
World Is well worthy the name Of Q
Newspaper. for II gives q vast fund Of
information from every part Of the
world OF especial interest to the Irish
people. II We were an lrishnan We
should not fail 10 be . permanent sub
seriber 10 the LrA World. Il 10 an
exceedingly well conducted Newspaper,
and a such We like Il. The number for
January 9Th Is an especially good one.