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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-08
Virginia City Chronicle ]

Virginia City ChrOniOIe,l % q
This morning a strong, healthy |
young man entered the county
clerks office and gazed respectfully
around, Harry Thompson, the chief
deputy, stepped up and blandly in
quired of the stranger if he wished
any business transacted. 39
The young man when spoken to
started back as though dreadmg
an assault, but he soon recovered
himself and said in a whisper: a
"Yes, sir-I called to see-I
wanted to have q little talk how
much is it, anyhcw"
He had a soft cloth hat in his
hand, and kept turning and twist
ing 1t about as he spoke; bis face
had grown terribly red, and big
drops of perspiratlon were standing
on his brow.
"What is it you want?" asked
the clerk. ~
The man looked at him pleading
ly, but struggled in vain for utter
anee. His eyes bulged ont, bis
face grew redder, and the veins in
his neck and on his forehead swelled
till they looked like great knotted
cords. He twisted his hat conynl-
sively, and then Strengthened it ont
again, and thenohe pulled the new
lining out of it, and dropped lit Oh
the floor. Then he picked it III
all dusty from the floor and WipeC
his streaming face, leaving q dirt,
streak after eachowipe.. Finally !
seemed as though the poor youpl
man had quite recovered himself
for he looked oheerfully around th'
room, and then turning TO Mr.
Thompson, remarked in pleasan
and confidential tone, insI 2,
| swell, tits real warm for TIN
section, isn't it?D 5saQ sFmsG 4
"Very warm, indeed,1 roplleC
Mr.. Thompson ts9 lss s-i-s I
'It is q good deaHhotter than W
have it down in the valley, an
somehow I've always had Just I'll
other notion about itAthat th
higher up you got the cooler-''
e eYes," said Mr. Thompson, Hbu
about that businessof yourS2@
Another fiery blush that locke
as Il it would scorch the collar D
his neck, followed this remark, bu
the stranger held up bravely. II
leaned on the desk in Bn easy, care
less sort Of way and began to TO
with a mucilage brush.
"The fact of the matter is that
wanted to-" @4 44'@
Here he paused again and med
tatively jammed the mucilae
brush into the ink stand.
"What the devil are you doir
: with that brush21 asked the cleI
somewhat impatiently. H b99f
II ooh, by Gsorge-excuse me
| stammered the man as he withdre
! the brush, spattering the INK O
q over the clerks shirt bosom, aud
? if it had been molasseS drippir
7 from his fingers, thrust the brui
: into his mouth, daubing himsc
: with ink and mucilage, and tht
bolted from the office. 3a nitgt
I NThat's about the worst case
, have seen," remarked Mr.. Thom
+ son; as he wiped a big ink sp
J from the starboard side Of his r
: man nose. i.d aYgd syr
d Crazy as a bedbug,p said "A
e derman 0rndorf, who had been
! interested spectator of the who
scene. "You ought to senda p
: liceman after thatman8o8i j9a
d "No, he's notexaotly orazy,"i
e piled Thompson. 81 knew fro
ie the start that he wantedam maria
. license, and / thought I'D have
a little quiet fun, but hos broke t
!, line now and gone off With i
81 hook" n ot .9i ot8
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-08

"Ou the beautiful Salt River" is the
title of new waltz dedicated to General
Butler - Boston Post.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-08

The man who patronizes asecond-
hand clothing store is never trou-
bled with fits Whitehall Times.
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DIED.

JOHNSTON On Tuesday morning, October
s. 1878. at 1918. THOs. N. JOHNSTON, in the
forty'ffth year OF bis age, on the Hsrnando
road near the curve.
Funeral at Bpm.
PIAGGIO AT the residsncS Of ker mother.
2l6 Bcal street, VICTORIA fIAGGIo, age thirteen
years and two days.
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INFTRNTARTEa.

A tho request Of the Medical staff of the
"A Howard indimaries. II is hereby earnest
" requested that yisiters TO patients call be-
tween II and IL m.. ard to pm. Visits
at other hours seriously interfere with the
physicians. W. 7. WAL1IiALL,
ISL Supt. Of lnirmaTies for Howard Assn,
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NOTICE.

II NTIL yellow fever subsidss at Memphis,
" we are prepared to attend to any busi-
ness intrusted to Us at Louisville and St
Louis, Letters addressed % us No. 900 North
Main street, St, Louis, No, and No. lS9 Main
street, Louisville, n.y.. will receive our stten-
ton, Il6.a9l N. GAVIN x co,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-08

Alwayp keep the bottle handy,
Do not place it out of sight,
For it cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and night,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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NOTTOE.

CONTRIBUTIONS Of Irish and sweet pota-
" toes will be thankfully received and APP
piled to the use Of the population pow in
Camp Joe Williams. Packages sheuld be put
in barrels, we'll ventilated aud should be ad.
drsSsed TO J, C. MACCABE. 81 and SO South
Court street.
I Memphis and Louisville Railroad Com
pany, the Southern Express, the steamboat
Coshoma have volunteered to deliver iueh
contributions free. Very probably all the
other transportation companies will de like
wissit lIst FIN s. Gon rnyt 6itisen. RSIisl RrF Fapd
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X % 4. B.
KNI0NTs NF TNE RED BRANCH.

A LII members Of this order in the city are
" requested TO meet at their hall tO-morrOw
(WHbNEsDAYl afternoon, October 9, at 2
Oclo0k By order D. O. H.
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WANTED.

WE arc In want Of all BED PANS not in
w use and parties will eiye us such infor-
nation us will lead to procuring the same,
JOHN JOHNSON.
~ II. 1. SIMMONS.
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Eight lines Of nonparOil, solid, constitute
square.
Displayed Advertisements will be charged
according 10 tie sPAoB occupied, at above
rates--there being twelve lines Of solid type TO
the inch, ~
To regular advertiser We offer superior in
ducemehts, both as TO rates of charges and
manner of displaying their favOrs.
Notices in local column inserted fOrtwenty
cents per line for each insertion.
SPECIAL notices inserted for ten cents per
line for each insertion,
Notices Of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line. .OQt
Ali bills for advertising are duo wnep con-
tracted and payable on demand.
Ali letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must be addressed to
Il. WHITMORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.
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A BRANCH DEPOT
CITIZENS RELIEF

HAS been established at the corner Of
Ii Union and Cooper avenues. j S. GAL
lOEay, Beg, and VIM. l. Berlin have been ap-
pointed Visitors for the district comprising
districts, TO whom application should be
made. Hon. H. Casey YounS. Hon. George
B. Pst0rs, G Weatherfefd, ] s. Galloway
and William /. Berlin will have supervision
and disposition Of the same. S24S
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NOTICE.

A LII regular term policies In companies
"A represented ~ me. or placed
through me, have been renewed, except such
rs were ordered otherwise, and will Gun.
unless instructions are received to the cen.
trary.
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Eighth Ward Relief Committee
" L. WHITE and A. CLOPTON (oolored)
II. have been appointed by the Citizens
Relief Committee 70
Attend 10 the Wants of the
Destitute

In the Eighth ward. and can bs found from
5 80 to 1880 AN, at tho drug store corner
POplar street and Carroll avenue, % AZ
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AGENTS WANTEDl Medals and Dplomas
awarded for H0LMAN'S NEW PIcfORS. /.
IL BIBLES. 20OO Illustrations. Address
for new circulars A. j HOLMAN x co. 9s0
Arch street, Philadelphia. -l-' =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
CORRESPONDENTS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept 30, 1878.
Mr.. Editor.
Guessing is said TO be az good as
knowing, when one happens to guess
right, but only then. Any calculations
Of the effect to be produced on the Ma
Iional politics in 1880. by the results Of
the Maine election, or the work OF the
geological exhibition at Worcester last
week, where Ben. Butler gained what
he regards ~ regular nomination for
governor OF Massachusetts by the
Democratic party thereof. would seem
Ia be but the widest conjecture. To
be sure. many OF our would-be prophets
SEQ clearly the end from the beginning,
aud sagely pronounce to us.in advance,
the condition Of the body polite as it 10
TO be in It's near future. As brought
about BY the unusual attitudes Of the
political parties towards each other.
IL now seems strange that the hard
times we have been seeing for the past
Eve or six years could not have been
ioreseen from It's beginning. As the in.
evitable working out Of laws 90 well
known 10 almost every one. II will DO
admitted that when individual persoHs
live on. year after year. spending much
more thaa they earn. that the end must
come and financial structure surely
follow.
The wonder seems 10 be that our re-
action did not set in sooner. That il
did not. only shows the extent and
magnitude Of our National resources.
To those who look no farther than
towards what ia within their immediate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

Colonel Ingersoll is 10 favor Of infa-
tion--but i is the right kind Of inda.
ton lie said 10 New York Times
reporter; | attn Ia favor Of imitation
produced by Industry. ! am in favor
Of the country beng inflated with corn
with wheat. good houses. books, pic.
lures and plenty Of work for every body
Pm IN favor Of being inflated with gold
aud silver. but do not believe in the
initiation Of promise. expectation aud
speculation. The Greenback party
seem 70 think credit is just as good as
gold While the credit lasts this is 30
but the trouble is, whenever il ia ascer-
tanned that The gold is gone or cannot
be produced the credit takes wings.
The biil 81 perfectly solvent bank
may circulate for years Now because
nobody demands the gold on that bill
IL does not follow that the bill would
be Just At good without any gold be-
bind IL The idea that you can have
the gold whenever you present the bill
gives il lie value
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

Al meeting Of the Bennington
County and Hoosac Medical Society,
held early 10 the summer, Drs. F w
Goodall Of Bennington, l.. ". Rogers
Of South SALISBURY, aud s. W Scott
OF pownal were appointed a committee
10 look up authority concerning diph-
then4 aud report The result OF their
iuvestig was read before meet
ing If the society, in September, aud
adopted Ia teiug Of 10 much general
Interest at this time. We give il entire,
~ hdluws
NJ Pnstdtaf As chairman Of
y1at cAmAittee a. report upon the
eau.,s. spread. aud prevention Of diph.
ta' rla aud having bepi, advised by my
colleagues, Do itagers and Scott, cup-
cetning may al lhe topics 10 be coa.
.idrret. 30 ,nost respectfully submit
The following.
Il d but les causes susceptible OF
mathematical demonstration aad have
csa iicfcd OIL, such primary aad pre-
dirpusiag causes az ATE within the con.
ttul ~ individuals. aud much that is
said applies equally TO the causes,
spread and prevention Of typhoid fever.
dysea,ery. yellow fever, scarlet fever
and 80 other potrid diseases Diphthe-
ria may adsc 10 every conceivable form
asd variety Of location, soil. climate
aud sanitary condition II may occur
Ia waited dry. sandy, rocky o. moan
famous districts. equally fatal with
epidemics 10 low. moist. swampy,
miasmAtic, or alluyiAl district II To-
sAdes The most filthy apartments, and
the N sSt clcAnly 10 the midst OF the
most perfect sanitary surroundings 90
far a. diseoNerable by our imperfect
tests No ease II The disease ever
arose anless contracted by the conta-
gioa itom another patient, without
some geaeral or local cause, usually
local and dscoverable
Diphthctia 10 supposed 10 have orr
ginated 10 Egypt over two thousand
years ago, aud To the peculiar eonior-
nation " The country with the annual
aoodipS 81 the Nile, and the decAying
animal and vegetable matter, and i'm
pradrsce Of the people. 10 "a Almost
torrid SUI, IL attributed the original
source 81 the disease. lk succeeding
mAfeh into AsiA. Europe and America
eaa with great precision be traced ia
the tho sake q 9th. poilutiou OF in.
temperance. giving rise 70 miasm ia
some Instances og great naligaaBey
What l. nissm Il 10 hos used
more dsaaslely loS Any emnAtioh.
eittes irosn TIE bodies 81 tbe sick q
irpu. Animal aud vegetable Substances.
o. from tie eAr,h, especially ia lnArshy
districts. capshle Il causing disease in
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'Nsw. .rnMs.

Hon. q L, Allen, L, L. D., lied at
Salem, N. r., on Monday, Sept. S0ih, at
the aye OF IS years. Judge Allen was a
nsiive OF Lausingburgh, son-in.lsw OF
Hon. David Russell OF Salem, aud during
long professional career in Washington
county be was regarded as one of the
brightest and strongest men Of his day.
Another bountitul harvest. The visible
supply of grain at lake and seaboard
ports and on the way 10 the seaboard,
amounted to 800 millions bushels on the
2lst OF September, against % 3 millions
on the 22d OF September, 1871, aud 1913
millions September %, 1876.
Daring the past year dipblheria has
been prevalent IN almost every town in
Nova Scotia, aud large numbers 0. chill
dren have died AZ River Philep, Cum.
bertrand County, within two or three
weeks, eight children OF family oil
| eleven hive died.
In August, . ,495 emigrauts sailed from
Liverpool, nf whom 7 ,5Sj came 10 this
country, aud l,64l to British North
America. but only 6S to Australia, and
46 to India OF these 9,495, 1854 were
English, ia Scotch, 7SC Irish, and 2,o7l
! from other countries than Great Britain
aud Ireland. This total is all increase Of
229 over the number for August OF lssi
year
On the north side OF the 81. Goihard
tunnel 900 men are employed under
ground, and 400 in the open air. Three
hundred wagon loads OF earth are exca-
vated daily aud IN the daily blasting COO
pounds OF dynamite are used. The ener'
gy shown on the Italian side is said to be
equally great.
The demand for silver dollars now
averages about four tons daily. This ID
less than the coinage, and indications are
that the treasury will not be able, under
the present order, TO circulate tue
amount coined. There Is large demand
from the south for dollars 10 pay cotton
pickers, as the negroes prefer them TO
any other money.
There is more money 10 circulation In
the United States now than there was IN
1873, before the panic; more than three
times AS much paper money as there ever
was At suy lime previous TO the war, aud
the amount per csplts to the population
OF the country men, women sud chill
dren--is more than twice ss great - Il
was 10 1860. These are facts which can
not be answered nor changed by any
amount Of elaborate Misrepresentation
They prove that. Instead Of there not be-
Ing currency enough TO do the business o.
the country, there IL not business enough
for The currency.
! Nobody bat Batter woaId have bad the
audsciiy to put Caleb cashiDg In 3 sub.
ordinate Position Oa ticket with Batter
at the bead OF il. II h remarkable CON.
! binalion a. Il stands, bat J, woald have
been more grosesq5s II Charles Frauei'
Adams AID have bad the nomination
for secretary of state. What lrio that
woald have made: Batter, L0shl5gr
Adams Think Of putting them 10 bag
aud shaking them OPP
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

The Ruiland Heralds Montpelier
correspondent says that careful can
sass Of the members Of the legislature
indicates that Morrill, will be reelected
to the q. y Senate by good majority
The speakership is in doubt. Camp,
Martin and sprague being the Repub-
liean, and L. ". Reddington the Demo
cratic candidates Newell Of Shelbnrne
viii probably be elected clerk Of the
Heuse aud y. w. Baldwin Of Barton
Secretary Of the Senate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor.
Nora Ask roA PONDS ExrRacr.
TsgE 30 orHra

-ms@s. seT Z win speak ~ ssssnsma
thiUgs."
PONDS EXTRACT TAe great vegstahis
Pats tAsssssysr. Hss lssa 10 g-s esvs
shiTty ysArs, Ana ~ sisauisess. ana gTunrt
curative viftass ezHaas ~ csriird.
CHILDREN. Me- faally Gao aif,ra 20 hs viihagt
pend's Ettraet. Aeritents, Hrutass,
sensusAena. Cats, spresns. am rsi.essa
FronptiY FtlisFss pains u Rarnss aeA1as,
EneeFiatieas, chAnngs, ola serss.
hetls, TsIens, Corns, etc, Affvsts IN
hAmHataaa, redsss~ swtiiugs, stor@ AhaAius.
rsmoYts discelorafsan and hszls rsiaily.
LADIES and e their beat friend. 10 A@saAgcA
The paine 20 uhieh they are peculiarly
auhiect- notably fnllneea and preuaaira n
this head, nausea vertigo, &C, u pfr1lnptiy
Amsliorstoa and prrlnaacntly heais "a
Kinds OF tnnam niations sRd ulcera-
HRmOnAsn0IDs oE PILEs nnd in this the
esig Immediate relief and ultimate ears.
No cAsv, however chrOnie obstinate caa
long resist he regular nse.
vAHICOsR VEINS. II il The only sure cure
kIDNEr DlsEAsk:s- ltbas no equal fos per-
nLEEDING from any eanse. Fet this Il Is a spec
sine. IL has sayea hundreds q lives when al
eiher remedies failed 10 arrest bleedsnE from
noes, saemash, luHget aua sisas here
TOoTHAC1TE, Earaehs, Neuralgia and
Rheamstisa arr Al alike relsvod. and
often permanently cured.
PMF@ErIANHof All sshools who arr acquainted win
Ponds Extract OF witch Haxsi reoom-
mend It in their practiCe: W have Letters Of
lnaby Of whom order II for usc in their owa
PRACTICE In addition 20 the foregoing, they
order ita use for Sweliings u AL kinds
0nimsy, sore Throat, In med Tom
ails, simple and chronic Dtarrhoa, Ca
aarFh flor which Is ~ . apeciaei, Chtl-
blatns, Frosted Feet, kttngs Of
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc. ChRpped
Hands, Face, and indeea all nannsr OF
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughaess
aud 6mRrtingt heels Cats, Ernptions
and Plmplts. II ssrttts, tpr,aerl,ts and
fVftsbta, Nksf No. tfs.s4 iH't.v ing lha
Complexion.
TO FARMERS-POnd's EItratt. No Stock
nreoder no IAycry Man afprd to be with
out il. Ii is used by all the leading Livery
Etahles street Railroads and first llorsemen
In New York City. 1t has no equal for sprAns.
Harness or Saddle Chatnss, Stiffness.
Scratches, Swenings, Cuts. lacerAtions, Bleed
ingS Pneumonia, Colo, DiArrhra, Chils,
Colds &c. Its range OF action ia wide and the
relief 1t affords is prompt that 1t isinyalua-
hle in every Farm-yard as well as In every
Farfn.house. let II he tried once, and you
will never he without it.
CAUTIONt Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown In each bottle 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 10 prepare II properly. Refuse All
other preparations Of Witch Hazel This 10
the only article used by Physicians, and in the
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses of Ponds Extract.
in pamphlet form, sent fee on application to
pOMW'S EXTRACT COMFANfi w MAIDEN
Lane. New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

The Massaetusstts i1euocfstir state
oonscataa net Wednesday 10 Pancuil
hal. Bostou The feeling toward
0rbersl Boiler On the part 4 The dele
gates Wa extremely bitter ani Il
was 5eieBmnei thst . distinct orgaui-
rstian wilh Tbs peaoerallo party q ihe
eouniry. shoald be mAistaineI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

Yellow Fever has decreased II some
localities - The soaih. bat i i spread.
ing In others. especially among the
fciugecs who leit the clties to take w
their abode in the ooon,ry, causing
even more saaefiag than 10 the cities
where good nurses add doctors are
provided
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

A despatch from Mount Washington
says that The temperature Sunday
morning was i. degrees shove zero
lee apd ifost formations we're very Zoe
ia exposed places The frost feathers
we're one loot IL length The view was
the 6assi d The season. Vessels 10 the
Atlantic could he seen with the naked
eve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

NO NM PEopLE OF MANoHRS.

Tkh HaVng been Afpointe1 Agent fsF
the tawm u Manchester fef tAe sale u S.ant9eas
Liquors. have, 81 The request ~ The epiectmnn.
purchased fer aid ipsu genefss Aesattment %
hqBars eansasitnE In part ~ Alcehal, Whistips
hrandlos, Wines. Ae, Thste AQnau are ptfietly
pare and are purchased onlf fug Medicinal. Me-
ehAnlcal aud Chsmioal purposae and nc, to be
sold 10 persons sho wish o. nee them uulY fnr
beverage, The sttshtion n saeh petsohs 10
called h sect. III, Chapter "a. u the General
Statutes which read thus t'it any person shall
procure or sttcmpt 10 proeure u AR authorized
agent To THE state any tntoxicAtiaR liqaors hy
falsely representing the purpose fof which u Is
intended BY him 20 he used. uneh persons 90 pre-
caring u attempting 20 procure II shall foFtcit
aud pay into the treasury Of the state the SUN ~
ten dollars for each offence together With the
costs Of prosecution
n. HOMESTEAD.
Town Agent
Factory Point VI Juls 10Th tefs su
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fmMNEsIoNER,s Nnrfrr

&21A4M #NEHnNR Relate.
ne un4srAFnsA, harnk hasa stpeirAea -
Oa Man rreAAie geafi fsg rs aantsse4 IL Maa.
chseisf. ozzantssfnnsTs - fectlee. stsniss sssA
k28ntf ~ CLAIMS sna aHuakhAs af al pffeans
sfkinst Us estate -
El8ah Hurtan lssg - Hsasst
u sais 5i3ifsst deceased. ana all eiss1as sxkih.
iisa 10 OFFSET tAerNiH hereby give nni#ap tAat
Nj rsert ~ 49, pHrposps slertssid a. the asle
dseiisar hgsss e sai8 aeoe&Rea Is ssia Eupsft.
"a ths 3'tk. aay q FslanAft nsfi ffum s'ele5t
a, n unLs alAoek p, H.. on sa4i def. AB3 thai
ain mnathr srum the s1gh day ~ Apksst
A. D. ISIS 10 TIE tlms hmiisa BY said Ceaft iof
said crcditors 10 rfpeent thsiF claims . ~ TOT
efaBanAitan and aiiasanoe
Dated A Manchester. THE ssh aay ~ August.
4 b., ts7A
III aUIin.
IT.aa q NJ SIKH DON ta'm =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

by sgec8a dispatch - sc g. e pfess
80 ieain ahss MARTA q Lordpn-
a,ffy i elected Speaker q The Hoese
& Rspnsel tsiises
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Cooking, PadOT and Box Stores

The soonoulie Oh store, Hobbs wsre, sioys psps.
pumps, sad Lead pips ell sirss patent brDllars,
mica. together wfth large sssoFtm eat u piscsd
and pressed tin sAre, balleFs. 10 kstiies, Fall-
rad nilik csHs factory cana Sc. &c. al ~ Nhieh
wlu Dc cold a. tow a. ths iOHest. Jcbhsng
promptly ana mes ~ attendea 70.
sAhL D. YOUNG.
Fselory Polnt, sspt. llh, 1871. EST
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03
For SALE
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

The hotel situated ID fsel0ty pelwt, lMauthes
tefl, " knowu ~ fhAYcts Hotel. aud long
tnown ~ iaycrits resort fsrlthe travelling pub.
lic. together sith inFty,nyu acres " hfA, rate
land, With I uils track fef tres,ing purposes, u
offered for skie Ca reasonable terms Als0 the
fafnitaro bxtares nov NJ saiA hHtei Frem fear
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