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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
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Ally.
A paper was read at the recent
meeting Of the board Of AgTicu lture by
DIR. lliu Of Wallingtord which has
caused considerable discussion. con.
corning which the Poultuay Bfietia
remarks as follows:
The question was raised At the
meeting Of the late Board Of sg,ieul-
,nrs at Walliugiold, aud sharply dis.
cussrd The subject was introduced
by ur j. l. hiu OF Wallingiotd, who
read paper o. the Farmers body \
lie took the ground tia, farmers were
daterioriing physically and Attributes
the loss Of physio. power TO their
mode Of life aud their lack Of exercise.
On this position he seems 10 have been
vigorously opposed by several farmers
aud others Who were present and
among them Noble. OF 1inmouth, Lin
colu Of Clarendon. Douglass. Of Whit.
log. and by Pres. Buekham aud Maj,
Rounds We have great respect Tot
the opinions Of those gentlemen who
opposed Dr.. Hilt ia this discussion -
bat our own private opinion would
sustain Dr. Hit, The writer's recol.
lection reaches back nearly fifty years,
aud We believe as much as we believe
ouf own existence, that not only far.
mers but others deterlorated physically
aud We should attribute this 10 the
same eAnsc that Dr. Hit does. 10 aii,
the change ia the mode Of life, aud the
Jack ol exercise. We shalt not discuss
tui. subject a, length in this article,
ard may recur ~ j, again We think
DR. Ilat struck the key note; 1t |. a
subject shich.of al others Is The most
important 20 he considered at the
pseseat time ia connection with Agri.
cnllafc Meu DO not want 10 work
As The boys woaid say. that's whats
the matter 10 these times with The
farming interest
Now We do pot coincide with thi.
view Of the case ltil lisa fact that oui
farmers ATE sm allef ana weaker thar
their fathers. which We do not believe
/, should be attributed 10 tie fact thai
our parents worked too bard, rathei
than that we 10 rot work enough
The idea that = maa does not get sx
ereise eaoagh f3r bis bodily health aud
deyelopemcat il skianiag living a
Yermoat farm i simply prsposterous
Mature ueTer iaiebded a man shosld
vefk as hard - many Of our farmer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

meat 81 l.osistAnA vss nel repallcAs
il fern. Secoaa Nc canvass was
ma5e % which he certificate. u cleo
iion wesc issued Third Aay alleged
canvass Il the voics y a. ~ act s. utut.
pslop, frsauleal asd ,oil Fourth
sonae otthe electors were iuc s.sie by
the laws q L3uiasaa. saa were dis
qualified from beias electors - holding
state otiss Kellogg being actiag d.
facto Governor, Jeafion supervisor II
registration f,r TIE pArisA 81 Paini Con.
pee. Marks district attorney. sud Bareb
member vi the state Senate. member Fl
the board of oontrol % the STATE peui.
iehtiAry And Of The administration Of
the deaf AID dumb asylum. AID treas-
urer u the sshool board el last Baton
Rogue Fillh Because Jtffriou wac
specially disqualified by the 18th sec.
u the act Of the legislature Of the 2ith
Of July. 1915. which provides. that
no supervisor OF registration shall be
eligible 70 any office at any election.
aud because Jefffion was. az the last
election supervisor Of registration, for
the parish Of Point Coupee. This OBJ
lection is signed by Senators Sauls-
bury. Mcdonald aud Teller, aud by
Representative jerks. Tucker, Gibson
Field. Levy add Egbert
Mr.. Wood submitted further object.
ions to the Hayes and Wheeler certi.
Gates on the ground that the electors
were not elected a. provided by the
legislature,
Mr. Howe submitted objections 70 the
1ilden aud Hendricks certificates on the
ground that there was no evidence that
those electors had been appointed in
such manner as the legislature directed
while there was no evidence conclusive
10 law that either Of them had been so
appointed: also Un the ground that
there was no evidence that Nc Emery
Governor Of Louisiana in the year
1876. while there was no conclusive
evidence that Kellogg was, during the
year 1876 and for several years prior
thereto, Governor Of that State and
recognized as such by the judicial aud
legislative department Of the govern
ment
Tuesday was consumed in argument
by counsel before the commission in
regard TO the vote OF Louisiana, the
Democrats still trying to bring in
evidence Notwithstanding the decision
Of the commission in the Florida case !,
but we see no reason why they should
make any different rule in the present
case, objections are also urged against
the eligibility Of som Of the Hayes ell
ectors, whether any Of them will be
rejected or not remains to be seen
The probabilities are that they are all
right as great caro- was observed in
this state to have them comply with
the law ia every respect as il was ex-
pected contest would be made over
the vote. A result will hardly be'reach'
ed in this case before Saturday, per.
haps not before next week Ia the
meantime there is growing DISPOSE
ton among the Democrats to find
ault with the commission and they seem
disposed to repudiate the means for set
Ting the dispute, which they were SC
largely instrumental in providing
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are esBSsslisa T. ae 80 sake bsss Gods
neet The fesult - Chronie iaeama
tism q sprae ether form e disease aad
bfaaeu 6epa IA mas Al Cog q cvAs
icss ma5saie amoaat Il bat deer
stsfsiss is 81 ih4i i fe4s.rs1 Il make
5 msa healghy Aea s,raE ~ Lig.
iogstgae tells gs that seao o. tie GBcst
see. physically, b. ever saw we're
membtrs q saac 81 the tubes II isge.
iior Africa whrrc l.ille o. 20 manual
labor i reqaired II istssc tac human
ifsme vii sadsfs a large Ameani Of
labor without lsiary and that Ger.
tain am1uot Is necessary n give il the
larsess amoapi q strength asd sigof
tus e say that oar farmers are degco.
erauag 90 tack Of lobor !. prepos,er-
COS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

The Springfield Republican reviews
the lirst week Of Moody and Sankey 8
revival work ia Boston There has
been sufficient interest to increase the
meetings to a daily total OF seven,
and 10 crowd them all The audiences
are interested and devoot 80 far the
work has been preparatory, and the
next step will be to induce the conser.
valive New England Christians to 60
out Of themselves in direct personal
efforts for the conversion Of SINNERS
around them With this will come the
visible revival fruits, aud people not
directly 10 the work arc curious to see
whether Mr. Moody can Infect Boston
with bis vital religious enthusiasm to
this extent"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT Eagle
BRIDGE.

The train which left here at eleven
O'Clock Monday evening met with an
accident mile south Of Eagle Bridge
ON the Troy and Boston road by which
one man was killed and two seriously
injured. The train is consolidated at
Hoosic Junction with train from the
tunnel aud the two ran as one TO Troy.
That night the tunel train was late and
freight running east on the road was
ordered to leave its cars and have the
engine 60 to the Junction aud draw
the Rutland cars into Troy When
the engine with caboose reached the
junction the tunnel train WAS ia aud
went GU to Troy with the Rutland cars
as usual, the engine and csboose back.
ing along behiud them The engine
Of the passenger train became detach.
ed from the cars and while stoppi ug
to re-c0uple. the caboose and engine
backed into the train. The caboose
containing g. f. Caswell. Clark, James
and William Harmon, was completely
splintered. G, f. Caswell. brake.
man. was killed. William Harmon,
conductor. was dangerously idjared,
aud bis recovery is deemed exceed.
ingly doubtful Clark James. brake.
man, sustained fracture of the leg
They were all Of Troy. The Troy
Times asserts that Engineer Wilson Of
Of the wild cat train hagrantly violated
The rules Of the road, or no accident
would have happened He will be
discharged. Much blame certainly
lies somewhere. as the circumstances
OF the accident do not admit OF exonor-
ating excuses.
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The people on the east end Of the
proposed Bratueboro and Whitehall
railroad are showing their faith by
their works. The towns Of Townshend,
Jamaica aud Londonderry have bonded
which, together with private subscrip'
tons ia that section will ssell the
total amount already secured to con,
sidcrably more than Que hundred thou
sand dollars We DO not like the idea
Of bonding towns for building railroads
II it can be avoided, but there airs
many cases where roads would not
10 built without such aid aud where
the towns furnishing the aid will re
ceive much more than an equivalent
FOR the aid furnished, II is time the
other towns on the route were waking
up to the matter Of doing what they
en- il aid Of the grand result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

Tie newspapers q tie Wet even
10 tie Pacific coasl. are wrltiag 0blt-
uanes u tie grsssb0pper The mild
weather that bad prevailed on the
coAss and extended 20 The sTassh0ppcr
States east d the Rocky mouniains
had brought thtgbbiug life 20 the
10, risds q rggs deposited 10 the ;, I
A cold save swept over Them and 4 i
believed cot N the offspring II ,hi'
pfotes true the ~iater uiIl have brought
81 iuestimaiAe blessing 20 The whole
couatTy
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THURSDAY rfR b. f7

0eaerAl sbsfmsa say shAi, - nfat
~ hs eaa learn. Il waald bc uusaio g
rlsas hia ~ lslsaTisg g either q ihs
gfrss parties Re slas5s ~ ihe "cos.
suialsa aatbausses AID i delighted
a. the wsAQu - iawycfs 10 establish.
irg lte srlluaiioa t1henA Bat be
has a. oapticJisu that uAf vii g ICES
ire4ata, thar Is lhs past a. that his
aroeAliou i gone because cougfess
has Is IBIS Instance evidenced wisdom
Apd issbtaf4ucs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

The oOn.usati0a says that the pei
s1n having the greatest number 81 votes
shall he lhe President. Il such number
he msiouty u the whole number q
electors appointed This has sug
geslsd the point whether a majority Of
the whole number Of the electoral col
iege Is required. or whether Il means !
majority oi the wholer humble legally
appointed
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ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

since the above stat, mont made have
beet rapidly improving 10 health. / have had
return uf the disAgreoable symptoms that
attended NY former sekuoss, sua although
affected from time to time with severe colds IN
cldentI 10 tho sudden changes in our climate
they have not been sufficient ts bring ON return
Of the Jiseaser say goueIai health mas been sx-
cslienl have gained twenty-five pounds and
consider myself entIely recovered from d.
sedte that year ago seemed likely 10 totally
undermine my constitution. since last Febtu-
AIRY I have consulted with great many afflicted
with Catarrh, and Ia the hundreds OF cases in
which ! have sold il have never seen sI in
stance sufficient TO shake the confidence feel IN
sAnford's radical Cure for Catarrh.
Ger. &c, 1875. GEORGE DlNSM0RR.
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The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest owes OF any
Family Stove. Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
BaRes and Roas;s splendidly, quickly, evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors, Largest Flues,
Splendid Drsft, Longest Fire Boz, for Iona
wood, Hearth Swings, won't soil floors or carp
ets, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire BACK Turn Buckles crav
Oven Doors up tight, oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, Heavy. Best New Iron, WCnt Crt>E
Warranted Satisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

Has worry large high Ventilated Oven, convent
cut Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Dpors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Ciinkerless Graf which shakes from
tho front and dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Thu Lined Only the best new i on
is used, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A BOSTON DRUGGIST.

OF A BOSTON DRUGGIST.
a.a.s@a4. M t2r eeuh M fhsrs hsa
rstafft 81 lea ta.fs Ard ~ fae 49, "a Ysaft
save htea a teffsa'f sessrsf. Z as fsndersa
partially 4aat as basE ae 2 So hsa3 Passes
't' ssss sFaAsa tat einafaif.i taasis lard asa
eos anf csarh severe faiu 2efass ne csfst,
asI every tueicsiisN - opasumptian NJ ataa
aohaA - the taaAa. TIE matter AreHusHistea -
fsfs4if ia mv hesa tpA throat that es.uld aai
knsF iaen ltss freaEaupy a ntEst ssali
N sasacstsn ] vaud lhta AsFe reeaar.a e
svsff a4sans Ia scF poser 20 6ssAaiGs ths ln pra
f.o.a ~ throat ahd BEAD heitTr beiuE able .
sIefP aEain faf pefiaa ~ 40 years M % is9.s
w-rs aiasrstea Aad so mush iud AAard that
esaiA stih FL ultv sN4i@1w. ! hnaiiy coos liisd
. i cal cat saFresa IN rsKsfa 90 az ofsfattsa %
lboa baf II his regaest Postponed IL fHs
constant inNkmnAi4aH ADD gAeersuan 10 Hlt
tAteat ssased nr ihe Psitaasps aiAitct atvFn' :
90 - frssn va bead LAD - ira atsd acc hsA'
"a mr mig tAAl : euughsd lnesssaa,l,, =
ae o. hatd e8ueh. Meanwhile ail system began
70 sses the eHeeis u ihF dtsesss, - thai iss
aesh gres tG5s, A1a rh3aed tfery ssgapt0ua d
an early death b. oousamHt1n. hhra matters
bad retrh this stag ~ atout 81 mphih'
3 3 I beEaA ths Sue use ~ sASFoaDs hApicAt
CcaN ras tA1tHRH Aftr ustrg ga, &C.. tot ls
4 beEsa 10 imPreys f.piap. fhe ur't d.ss
secuted 10 cieAf my head ~ | bal Dol kaosb q
~ be fsf scare / - med gradually 20 arrest
The disch fses. Il stpppe ny CJugh "a three
days. Is, usIug q a. gurgie ! sovn reduced
this tBhAblnl4 alien aud sacllinE ~ my tonAis. -
that they soon ceased 70 f0uule me, The sort
ness scTass my ebest disappeared, the bazkiUg
noises 10 tny hs 81 ceased M seases Of hesuHg
and % seeiug wete completely restored and
every symp.0ln - uIsrase ihAt had reduusd Rls
20 the Y,fss Of the grave risAppesrod BY the nss
OF sANF0sp's RADICAL CcKE r0R OATAAaa
have been thas ttplat because drug
! get, have seen great deal u suffering ion
Ca arfb, SHd hope 20 convince mAuy taAt thIs u
z eat iosacdy
I IN familiar With the treatment 81 Catsrrh ~
/ prsetoad by the best physicians, ADd nave con
4 suited "a, h,a.t tmineAg Aoeut my o.se bayt
/ used ty,fy k.hl ~ remedy aud apparatus thG
haYs Apptat dauug period u siI lesFs pas
I and have, Viii g i0,iuNing tnem uss taken Bttal
"a g oi my general he Ain, bat obtAiaed ~ ellie
o. vtein Akeiu nt fra aay al th IA
= nsu vut,ng yseH with SAM JRU's hApicAi
Z Guar. ! have roc, m,ntudcd il ia tveT Que b1al
drvd e.sss without single case u failure, rhe
/ have M numerous INSTANCES received wholesale
Orlcs from parties - whom ! have sod ot'
bottle. THIS ls The Only patent medicine hav'
/ ever recommended, never having believed it
| thea BE- fOre, sltioueh constantly engaged n
| their sale, Very gratefully 4olrs,
BosroN, Feb -, 15 GEO y. DlSssioRR.
suf1oLK. IS Feb -, 1873
/ III II personally appeared the said George y
/ Dinsmor-, aud made oath that the ioiegossl
statement by Tim subscribed is true.
Before me,
.SElH J. THOMAS. Jusiics OF the Peace.
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auA AZ Dress and Cioak Mskiiis all ~ dens 10
ths bewest stfips. ana fhe luDst = Aloh sb.s
ystt4rns ~ Ladies sad GAIisrsas Drss4 I'D
tEssks vii T. kspt f0g sale. Wr shall take great
psihs 70 plesta AZ tbose sao nisg favor ~ 9Th
MR.. T. u. eTOGKWELI.
De-. =. ina -
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MINUS snELDoN,s EsTATE.

RrArE or NERMoNr. Manchester District. ~,
Ia Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said district, on the IL h Cay OF February
A. D. 1877
Present. Hon. H. D. Burton. Judge.
The Administrator on the estate ~ 1itus
sheldon late Of Dorset, ia said district De.
administration on said estate, IL Nv ordered by
said court that said account be onamued for al.
lowance vt screion thereof to be held At The
Probate office IN Manchester, IN said district, on
the 18th day OF March, A, %. 1876 aud That notice
be given 90 all porsUDs interested by the pubh-
cation 81 this order ia the Manchester JouRRkL,
newspaper printed at said Manchester, thtes
weeks suecessycly, previous 10 said tune Of
hearing.
true record,
Attest, II. Il, BURTON, Judge.
A true copyof record
Attest, u. d BURTON, Judge.
3g3w
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

INOIENII IN UhANNItNI ~
This lie TO give notice t. Al on tho 18th day
Of Feb A. D, 1877, WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY
was issued against the estate Of Geo. A. Wsttl9s
and Franklin u. Bradford Of bennington,
in the County 81 Bennington and
State Of Vermont who have been
adjndged a Bankrupt on their osn petition I:
that the payment u any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging TO said Banktupts 10 them
or their use, and the transfer " any property by
them are forbidden By law: that meeting Of tho
creditors Of said Bankrupt to prove their dehts
aud 60 choose one OF more hshRnees ~ their Ia
tate, Will be held st Court 81 Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at the Office Of Gardner 4 Hartman, in
Bennington, IN the county Il bennington AMI
state Of Vermont. before W. q Ycszy Fsq.
Register, on tho oh day Of March, A. 1877, ~
. O'Clock a. H.
0EO T. FOSTER.
90JS u, g. Marshal, as Messenger.
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NINA EuCK,S EsTATE.
HOMMIssIONER1s NOTICE.

~ Estate 81 James sheldon.
We, Tie Subscribers, being appointed ~
the Hon. the Probate Court Ion tho District VI
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, etstoins
and adjust the claims and demands u al persons
AgAiBst the Estate ~
Jamos sheldon, late Of Rupert,
ia said District deceased. aud also al claims and
demands exhibited ia Offset thereto. bsfe0y
give bsfIse, that We viii meet for the purpose
Aforesaid, At tts dwelling house 0iC rhtiion
Is Raystt ga the Stat day u JAY, nert, from
90 ock, .. m. until four o'clock, ?. n, on said
dky aud that siK months from the 5lst daY -
Jan 1877, is the time limited BY said Court fer
said creditors 70 present their cislais " hs Tor
examinations and ahOsABcs.
Dated Al Rapen, this Stat day u January
IN 1877
ELIJAH BURTOF. ea.,
81 SEYMOUR HAYWOOD
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FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
I have nice Trimmed Hats
for $1.50 and So.

Noel u the g6ois have been b108At stain
lev weeks and all be sid ~ FefY low pfieas.
All work will b. done To- Hay thst Wi pies -
eHaiomsrx ! haysAsary egmpstsas pefHpe - ~
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sold b. al druggists Keut hy NAH o. Fece4pt
q 95s Zoe e1s 81 = for an D. 81 - faF tselvs.
oarefally strapped suG usrFaa 80. T. WEEKS A
F0TfEh. rIup4 istass, isast9a. Mss sim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-15

Measts NKGKs 4 PorTEa. Gtntiemen. - Pseas'
seed By NAL oae dozsu C0I LtEs koLTAtc HAS
rAas Tie ahs ! seAt fsf DID ne - much good
thas I wast u5crs = seh beslGes esing them
gnsaassa aaa a. IS. Aallest,
u ENMEf EIEER
M3slsozthf. u. Las 4 1870
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Each pack aye contains Dr. Sanfords ImprJy-
cd InhAling Tube, with iull directioss Tor use in
all csses Price 81. For sale by all wholesale
aud retail druggists throughout the United
S,asep. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Gopotal Agents,
and Nnoss III Druggists. Boston.
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The Manchester Journal.

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n. S. ALLEN,
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SAREPTA DAvIDsoNS ESTATE.

SAREPTA DAVIDS0N'S ESTATE.
- srATE OF yERsoS1 District OF Manchsttetss
In Probate Cosft, held at Manchester Within
and for said District on the 9TH day OF February,
A. D. 1877,
Present. Hon, r. b. Burton, Judge
The Administrator on tho estate 81 Ssrepta
Davidson, late Of Peru, ia said district dc
ceased, proposing to render AN account OF his
administration on said estate, IL IL ordered by
said Court that said account bo olaminsd tar
allowance Of a sestisu thereof 10 be held NJ tho
Probate Office 10 Manchester, IN said dislIiei ON
lhs 2Slh day OF March, A.p 1877 and that notice
be given TO all pertons Interested by the pubh-
cation OF this order IN the Manchester JouRstL,
q newspaper printed at,raid Manchester, three
weeks succossively, IresioGs 10 said time Of
hearing
A true record
Attest. y. B. BURTON, Judge.
true copy ~ record,
Attest, " b, BURTON, Judge.
3ljw
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NttgAFloS wtNIHo AZ Us8grt per Al
- agess Aaaehn.,eg easl uM Va k5s as
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Marriages.
WANTS.

Al.slasspsets un.ist ihts tssi. leo osnt. pst
tpf tsfh tnsfttasa
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Messfs wfFKs 4 PUrrFh. GentitmeH, -p!ezse
and enclosed ~ csats, for which seAd me tso
C0lLNs YuuTAIc piasgrtk They s,eia - ~
lasl the tblug o. Herv0ns complaint a Fhose
aho U.S. them testify ! DO NOD nee them ms~eii
bat sesing our AdYefiisement and kuouink that
s1sae " nlf nelghhors we're suffering irata Esrt-
oas nervous EBa pGiniai diseAses. ! prevailed
apaa ~ try the goLrAlD fl4AeIktts. aud thus
far fhef have proved Tery satisfactory. PisAsc
esEd n1a year iowssf rAies hy tbs a8zHn.
Nj SfEELrxS. o.. July 20, 20. o. W BoSTKlCk.
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MILLINERY.

| have on hand s pleV assortment ~ MiitiaNfy
Otslds consisting oi Ftll AMI VaiYet Hats Ia "a
The new sbGpes a 3 c3lgrs. sHd ali si1q. tiso
naw Dot o. FfAmes fof making Hats asi ipaasis,
aud a nice assortment N alike Yelfaia gad
Rbbons A hne assDftu80ut N
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NERVOUS
DISEASES
Collins Vollaic PIaslers

For the wa mediate relief and permanent cur'
u mAay forms I pAtay.is, Fpiif pes % Fis. A. (
kaftons and IbroIaatarF MnkcnlAE Aet-on.
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1.Just the thing.

by falslng the nervous forces, have proved cue
csssfsi wnen every other ku0en rvmedy has
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whsTsver sold iho mos, p5pBlar Base Heating
stove. Positively Z saraH Hait tbs Fuel of sn
ordinary stove. keeps ere Az vsior without re
kindling, has Cast Ion Lined Fire GhAplhsr
making II most darabc. Is unsurpassed ~
NeAtness Of Design aud superior fiaish, beat
carried entirely around tie base.
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sufloLK IS

suFioLK. IS Feb. -, 1873
III ii personally appeared the said George y.
Dnsmor-, aud made oath that the IoIegossg
statement by lin subscribed lie uus.
Before me-
SElH J. THOMAS, Jusiics OF the Peace.