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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
STIRRED IN CRIMSON REP: wALNUT
FRAME d LN IN REP, BLOWN -PGE
FINGS: ONE VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITE, HEAVILY CARVED; ONE
M1hNHT CHAMBER SUITE, WALNUT
T WALMHT TWRATTSorS.r WALMUTr a; r.
WALNUT HALL RACK. Owe ELEGANT
MALN9T WARDROBE, HEAVILY CARVED;
TAGE FURNITURE, HAIR AND HUsK MAT
TRESSES, WALNUT pillar EXTENSION
tables, BRACE ARM DINING ROOM
GAAAAIkS, BRuSsELS' all. STAIR AND
K00M CARPETS; INGRAM CARPETS, Vet
CK0GKERY AND GLASSWARE, &c, &C
sb an III ea1' a 81 May 1st At 10 "a
street, the aforementioned goods, all of ~
W 1Eit are n excellent condition, tog.thsr
ings. WAITER r. Williams a CO
ap25-d Auctioners
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Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing At Cork HarbOF.

go. ;s "A ssE 60 " EsS 1o ~ !.
6oSnnis. We'd, Aprn 70 Bothnis. Wed, May y
GalhA Wed, April Is 6ADiA. We'd, May %
Alser1a- WED, April 80 Alseri.. ", ed. June 4
And every following Wednesday from New York,
RATES or PASSAGE
By neAnerS carrying gteeraee. $50 and 100 gold.
NccQrdtng to accommodations
HoksfS TO Paris SIS gold. additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
0teeroRe at very low raseA Bteerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and AL other parts OF
Europe Gt lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Hsvra. Antwerp and other ports on the Contnenf.
and for Mediterranean ports
For Freight and passage spply ct the Oompsny's
once. No. Bowling Green, or both steeraGe and
ssbt1 e OTIS B1ekLoW. $40 TIN street. WANING
may OHAa q. FRANOKLYN. Agent. n. z.
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ZINE Light Colored Cashmere PANTS at "a so
G worth -, at a. 6TkAUS'. ap2l
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HUHARD LINE.

nU1ABO LINE.
~ NOTCH
WIN he view Of dfminiahing the chances Of col.
Union, the Steamers Of this line take specific couroe
tor al seasons Of the year.
On The outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF so at -
ht., or nothing to the north Of 4.
On the homevard passage crossing the meridian
Of 20 q a lat. or nothing TO the north of Il
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THE TRADES.

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q c2r1sa1 ON - heretofore. The same o1cAllont
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BROS, AuctionearA

A. HYDE, Arastees'
b. 81. WARNER, Auck 8p22-d&ds
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zach Cban9lsf. Senator from Miehe
Fah. S.s loshe Jesd 10 his btd e =
CbirAxa hotel SstsrJsy n,0rll4s lie
I'D sPoksn 70 large sadiehcs he
sysassk pfsslsss and vbsa last ssce.
ss9st ~ O'Clock. be ~As complaining
~ cold. AID teelieg badly. lie va
= sarvsK psriissn u whai be taoughs
tile right. thoroughly booess. aud A.
~sys belisse8 70 calling tLiogs ID
ihsif right uame. hit whom i would
TLl. eoafss sefsrd h make him "a ~
.usn.es az. ose he opposite paHy ana
tbt tongse II siaa5er was eilen basy
ice he CO. ssD little tif this. he
49, bs.ts 81 sdfnrJ Ncw Hampshire
Ire, mler 10. 1913. and bad therefore
ssaosG sttAiaci The age VI CT years,
Bic received "a academic education.
snd 10 early manhood removed 10
Mschigss aad entered spon msrcaa.
tile career. 20 which be achieved
marked success. He vas chosen mayor
" Detroit lB 1881. and was first elect
ID Usited states Sssstor from Michi-
gao 10 1851. 10 succeed Hon. Lewis
Case. Democratic. He was reelected
In 1893. and AgAia 10 1869. serving
eentinuously from March 4. 1851 to
March 3. 1878. He Vas defeated FOR
the Senatorial denomination 10 1875 by
Mr.. I. p Christiancy. aud was shortly
afterwards appointed by President
Grant a. Secretary Of tho Interior,
which office be filled with great eEecu.
tive csergy and tact from October 10,
1878. 10 March 8. 1871. Senator Chris
tiancy having accepted foreign mis-
sion. and thereby vacated bis seal 10
the Senate cb amber. Mr. Chandler was
again cheesa United States Senator
from MichigAa 10 the latter part Of
1878, and took his seat shortly before
the close OF the Forty.hIlh Congress.
Mr.. Chandler was a resident OF Detroit
where he maintained an elegant estab
lishmcnt 10 the most hazardous and
prinoely style. The exact valuation Of
his estate cannot be definitely an
nounced ct present. but IL is generally
estimated that be was worth from three
10 four millions. the larger part Of
which. ifhot al, will 20 to bis widow
And daughter, Mrs. Hale. Mr.. Chand-
Ter acquired this large property in
business transactions 10 which he was
largely Interested 10 the earlier part o (
bic life, bot nAinly by shrewd invest
msnts IN Detroit real estate which he
bought at low figure aud held for the
rice which he foresaw was soon to fol
low. lie was large owner Of real
estate 10 Detroit. and only last year
built handsome business block on one
Of the leading thoroughfares at cost
of $4,000.
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ConREsPoxDKNcE.
BosExAS. MosTAxA TERRITORY.
Sept. II. 1879.


Dear
loa see BY The heading Of this sheet
thHt ~e are Ia Aontsas. We have no
paftiealAr tsssoa to assign fot coming
here, nnly Health. Anl unable to resist
The ar1ings of oar children would
like TO give you full description Of
our 1909 mile trip, but must abridge
IL. for want Of room We started from
Iowa April 2lsl. took The cars at
Couaeil BlaHs 1.-THE eastern terminus oil
the U p. X. r. i. vent by rail to
Ogden, 1000 miles, then north 500
milss 10 BossmAn. cur present home.
The lAsl 500 miles Of our journey was
Travelled With wagons by The Elk men
10 oar oonpAny. while Rachel and
Laarie. with The children. started some
three weeks later than we did aud
made sbe sutiFe distance, except The
lsst 800 miles, By rail We oil met 81
terminus Of railroad Eagle Rock,
Idaho. the reasoa Of this. we were
shipping from Iowa is head Of horses
aud were Obliged 10 stop of several
siHes TO iced. 80 At terminus we took
the ladies' sboard aud started again
Asy iHsh and arrived Ut our destina.
,ion Msy 9ssh. travelling 500 miles In
Twelve days. add The whole distance 10
- days, iaelading ell our stops. We
bal excellent lack and enjoyed our
Tip very mach The frat part OF our
joer"sy through Nebraska aud Wy.
oming wss = prairie eoantry, Aad por.
,tsss alsnOst : desert. Astounding IN
prickly pear and sage brush. Utah 10
ts Snouatsiaous The salt lake valley
10 savouadsd BY high mountains,
,hlcaly settled by farmers. and dotted
with many thrivisg villages. Here the
peach . cultivated 20 perfection and is
. source u great revebse To these poor
dsladsA MofmoBs
Ft0m Salt Lake our route was sesfly
aosth. ard OR sosa wss varied one
Sawe Of the time II run near the base
Of higa AID precipitosS mouat .ins. aud
At others ws teusA ourselves climbing
ovsf ioisy EaAgs ssd throegA unsettled
fertile vsiisye. he sesssry beiaE 81
tie saOst varied character. Sons 200
niles Of The 80 wss aassltisa leHeept
stage stations IL miles apart - COR
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Mr.. Editor:
At the recent anBusl meeting OF the
Vermont Branch OF the Womsn's
Board of Missions. At st. Jobnsbury, .
large number OF ladies' were disgorged
by the evening traia. A strange gen
tlemAn seeing the unusual crowd OF
women. inquired Of : keen.syed little
newsboy what 1t night mean, and re.
ceiVed for reply. with grave shake o.
the head Well. don't know. sir,
but believe there is to be . heather
meeting here tomorrow. That 'hca-
then meeting" Was day u rare enjoy
mes, to the Eve or siK hundred ladies
assembled. The morning aud afternoon
meetings were presided over by Mrs.
Horace Fairbanks. who said TO herself
ss the trains brought In the many
delegates. what shall all these ladies
carry back With them from these meet
ings." The impression left upon a..
most every heart vas . sense OF sacred
personal responsibility. Each asked
herself. What more can ! do 10 this
great work THAI have done before T"
The coming year will answer the qnes.
ton. The ladies from abroad will long
remember their hospitable entertain
meat 10 The elegant homes Of 81.
Johnsbary, As well AZ thai ''heathen
meeting -"
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were few. He might with great pro
priety be called the solitary Senator.
Mr.. Chandler was the champion po'iti-
cal organizer OF the Uuited States He
unfolded his plans TO none He was
not accustomed TO trouble bis plans
with ABUNDANT counsel. No letter or
scrap was ever left behind 10 mark his
course or mar bis political schemes aud
campaigns. Having decided upon q
course Of party policy, be boldly arose
10 bis seat in the United States Senate
and courageousy committed bis party
to policy that even his strongest and
bravest political alies hesitated 10
taking. i repeat it; Mr.. Chandler was
preeminently the solitary Senator, aud
he died as be lived, solitary and alone
One Of Burns biographies writes these
beautiful Inca, after recounting the
cventful history Of the Scottish bArd's
tempestuous and unstesdy IFS, he says:
cat the grave OF Rober, Burns, all the
faults, the sins, the darkness and cloud
Of bic life were forgotten, aud friend and
foe alike saw ouly the sun Of Scotia's
poesy Fastening 10 an early setting.
Therefore LET no thing be said Of the dead
save the good"
Twas not follower Of Senator Chand.
Ter; | was never q supporter OF the Re-
publican party. Detroit 10 and has been
q Democratic city. II would be indeed
strange II Mr.. Chandler had not made
some enemies here In his political career
extending over more than quarter OF
century; but Que thing ! have never
heard questioned even by bis personal
enemy-yes, two things. lie kept his
word and he preserved his reputation for
honesty until the end. he was an honest
man and kept his promises; what better
euIogy could man desireS Detroit owes
much 20 Mr.. Chambers labor, brains and
capital. He came here in carly life,
worked hard. saved bis money, Invested
Il skiilfuliy, doubled his property re
peatedlys aud became in good time
capitalist. Dealt closely and insisted
always upon his just dues. Invested his
capital In Detroits enterprises aud man
hfactures, and in the last years OF his
life erected an immense six story brick
block (among other public building'),
used 80 q store by the wholesale dry
goods hoase of Allen, Sheldon & Co, 10
which firm be is supposed to have an
interest. The immense store-oBe OF The
largest In the North VESTS made Of
best burned brick, with heavy stone uiIn.
mluR, lie located on Jefferson Avenue,
one OF the leading commercial streets OF
Detroit, aud Is known ss the "Chandlsr
Block
Iii. TOO early TO recount the particulars
Of bis death, except that be was found
dead IN his bed. rs have slready writ.
ten. Nor esa tell when and where bic
funeral win lake place. II sm not mis-
taken, MI. Chandler was native ~
Vermont, In fact have an impressions
thea he sisted 10 me, when caIltd on
him ~ bic house in reference to busi-
Hets Battrr conc tour years ago, that his
bIrsbplxee wsS In Vermont. or bis
funersl aud some further particulars Of
bis early life, hope TO give you next
week BH.c.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Cornell Governor of
New York.
Butler Beaten In Massa-
chusetts.
THE OTHER STATES SHOW Bic
REPUBLICAN GAINS.

Partial retains from the states which
held their slsetions Tuesday have been
received, 60 that We eau judge very
nearly A. 20 the result.
Loug, Republicap. has carried Mas
saohusetts by from ten to fifteen thou.
sand plurality over Butler Adams.
straight Democrat. received about ten
thousand votes ia the state.
ia Connsctloui there was DO election
Of state officers. hat there has been .
large Republics, gain 10 the lsgislA-
tore. Il is claimed that they will have
majority OF 50 on joint ballot, and as
the Senators hold over It is quite Ger.
tain that the state will elect = Repnb-
liosn Senator next year.
In New York Cornell 10 elected by .
plurality oi FROM fifteen 10 twenty
thousand aud the Republicans carry
the legislature. The balance of the
state ticket 10 Democratic. The result
is hard blow for Tiden, but be will
probably come up smiling and lay his
plans for capturing the delegates to
the next Democratic National con-
vention
New Jersey and Pennsylvania did
no. have general election. In the
former the Republicans will have .
majority 10 the Legislature Of 10 or Is.
In nnsylvania large Republican gains
are shown by the returns thus far
received.
In Virgisia the great struggle has
been between tho debt payers and the
re-adjusters. aud the result, 90 far 80
heard from, ID doubtful.
Illinois shows Republican gains.
Chicago giving nearly 5000 majority
for the Republican ticket, being gain
Of 10 900.
UtsNVhatp wiz ktso AeopuOhSaA
majority of 10000, large Republican
gain.
In Minnesota the result is somewhat
mixed, owing 10 the unpopularity of
some of the candidates, but the state 10
largely Republican.
The meagfe returns from Nebraska
show . Republican success.
New York City gives Kelly about
10000 votes but tho remainder of the
state gives e light vote for bim. Rob.
inson's plurality in New York City 10
about 10000. while Potter's majority
for Lieut.. Governor 10 the city IL near
ly $4,000. Three hundred and one
towns and cities outside OF New York
City give Robinson 3s,616, Cornell So.
22s. Kelly 1869.
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The clus. confinement Of all factory
work. gives the operatives pallid faces.
poor appetite. laiguid. miserable feel
igs. poor blood. Inactive liver. kidneys
and urinary troubles. and ell the physi.
clans and medicine 10 the world cannot
help them unless they get oat Of doors
OF use Hop Bisters. the purest AID best
remedy, especially for such cases.
having abundance Of health. Sunshine
and rosy cheeks 10 item. They cost
bat tribe. See apother column.
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Dear journal:
our aags are at half mast to-day
Detroit !. IL the habilinen,s Of mourn
iag. Aichigsn's famous Senator, f.
miliArly known throughout the coun.
try as Zach Cnaadler. 10 dead. Fouad.
dead 10 bis bed ia . Chicago this morn
lag. The intelligence cane 10 Lhe city
is early business hours and The news
spread like wiI5ee. Little knots Of
msH stAsd 90 street corners and talk
Of the occuussss 10 low tones Of voiee
II viii b some time before the hush
ssIlewias HE sadden death will be iol-
loved BY mech fsee public dlscussioa
q The man. His leading characteristics
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THURSDAY. vol. alns

tlsa ice. Hooksr. called 10 The army
'krhtisr ice Hooksf.- 6lss lass wesk
he oemmasded ths srny Of The Poio.
mae Al ChAacsaorsills, lot rcsigbe8
lasl before 0ttiystsTK he moss
faaaoes sHgioii wAs tAs capsHfe II
T.eotest MguniAla seAr CbssiAboogA,
Jest pstYioas Il shsrnAs's nAfeh 10
lks sss BE wss . brave soldier and
slways rssdy toF . sRhs. bot hAf5ly
csoi an4 eoilsstsd saough 70 - sAisi
ia eommASd 81 large army IL tine q
wa.
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A denhisl IN Bristol recently received
by mall Az ctder for a set II teeth,
which read "a fdiio@s; "My mouth is
three inches scfess, hvr-eEshts inches
hires .hs jaw. Sum hummoeky on the
edge shaped Ike oss 'hsw, toe for
rard. ifyoa waat De 70 be more partIt-
lar shsi have to come thar"
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geysss sxlss wkicA ths0w erermoas
solsass e. wasar ever 90 ieci high.
Tia para hes tsea sci apart BY The
government foS he rare wosdets, Ana
Ger long wiil be tnewu more fsuy Asd
visited BY sbOusaods 81 pleasure seek
srs from ths KAstern siates
an
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MILLINERY VI
DREsSMAKING!
IN OHANCERY.
rRoY CRY NATIONAL BANK


GvoRdE q. BARNARD, - 0'
GATES II. BARNARD and bennington 90
JOHN j. BARNARD
Bill of Complaint having Teen duly hled il
tho above entitled csuss 90 The 18th day " oc-
tober, 1879 ia substance stating that the said
Troy City National Bank IL a Judgment creditor
OF said George q, Barnard and hAa eSuasd 40 al
ecution upon said judgement 20 be laid upou
certain lands situated 10 Manchester and Dorset
In said county, boiug the premises formerly
kuown a. the homo farm % said George q. Bar.
pard the Barnard wood lot. 40 called, and an uns
divided one bali Of tho Folsonis quAuT, so.ctilsd
and tAid lands hsye boen duly set out 10 The Of.
alter IN satisfaction Of said Judgment, aud To-.
time for rede0ming the same has expired sud
that esid lands were formerly the properly Of
said George q Barnard, but were conveyed by
HIM TO sAid Gates II. barnard, January 5ih, 1877,
by deed intended to hinder, delay and prevent
tbe orAtor from collecting its said debt wheb
deed IL aledged 10 be fraudulent aud void, ald
that other conyeyAnces have been sInc0 msdr.
including deed 10 ssid John J. Barnard.
Aud PRAYING that said conveyance be set &ads
aud cancelled aud the lille ~ the Orator under
said oIecution be established aud confirmed and
II Q Defendants be forever enj0ined irom inter-
fering with tho Orators possession o. ssid prem
ises aud otheruiee.
And subpoena having been duly issued upon
said bill, the said 0ates ". Barnard being With
out this State 80 that said bill Of complaint sud
subpoena cannot be served upon him.
Ills ordered that he be required 10 AppesF o.
the first day Of the next stated term Of said
Court to BIO held At Bennington wthin aud for
tho County Of bennington Aforesaid, on tie trst
Tuesday Of December, 1879, and ms he shaver 70
said bin, by Publishing the substance Of said bill
with this order, three weeks successfully In the
Manchester JouRsLL = newspaper printed Al
Manchester In said County the last Of which
shall be at least 80 days previous 10 the conn
ineneement Of said term " sad court,
Dated ut Bennington, the 18th day Of October,
A. y. 1873. And day thertofIs given, Sc
253w CHARLES W. SWIFT Dept Gists
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NUHtbI HAHILfUh FaIAIf
TIE hndsrsigned, having been tppoiutss -
HoH Probate Court for the District u Mapshss
ter. G1mnihsi0nGTs. 10 receive. sIsfalnt And 40
Inrt all ebims and dsnEuds " ell pstsCss
s1EinFt The tttaie 81
Tusssl Hamilton lAtr II thsdKss,
~ .atd Disttiet deceased, aid al sibias sIh ID
ited IN .fsct thueto, holtly give Aasisetttt ~s
viii meet ior he purpmss sioFs@ia, A. tbs
dw.lits h. use Of ", Is Randall ia said SYNDICATE
on The lklh dAy ufApril. neat ffpls gins o'clock,
g.. IN. until four o'clock p. M On stid day, aus
Sill mOHlhs irom ths islk dss q Oe' . 1879.
10 The ins United by ssid Cunu ff ssid srss
bos TO pfesvni thsif claims 70 us Tor sEaniss-
don aud Ailowsms
Dated a. Manchester. this t5th Day u octs.
bst, 1919.
o., " , Esssg.spIAsLLL. Co.'S.
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uENHY p. WAYS Fslate

. atsts Of Vermont Manchester Distfiet ss
In Probate Court, held al Manchester, withiH
and for said District OF the 2ist day Of Oct.
tobsr. a. b. 1879.
Prsss Ut Hon. Bannsy Howard. Judge.
The Administrator LoFeiAnd Mupson. on tbs
eststs u Henry P.Hsy late o. AanehsstsF,i n ssid
district deceased. proposing 70 render al aeeenEt
Of bis AdHnistTAtion on said estate II 10 order.
ed BY said Court that said secoabt be sIamissd
for allswanet at q session thereof 10 bs ksld ~
the Probate Office 10 Manchester, in said dAtftst
on The 26th day u Eovenber. D 1879. aud that
aotiee be giSen 10 all persons interested ~ the
JoURsAL. reStpsp printed At said Mauohss.
Ter, three weeks successes veiy, ptsyious 10 said
time ~ haaIlBg.
trus isscord.
Attest, RAssET HOWARD, yaass.
Auus eopy VI Record,
aas : Aii.si RAhNRY nnRLhn. Indie
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SPECIAL.

ALBANY. N, Y. Nov. 5th. P. NJ.
Cornell's pleurality thirty-fve thou.
sand rest OF ticket close. Think some
il not all OF Republicans elected.
CHAs. e SIXTH.
The Times aud Tribune claim that
the Republicans have carried the whole
state ticket. while the World and
Herald claim MI bat Cornell for the
Democrats. The Legislature will be
LARGELY Republican
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PETITION TO SELL REAL "

JAZZ ~ TAI DEBth,
srATK ~ YEsnosT. District u Manchester, 80.
In Probate Court. held 81 Manchester, uiihin
AID ftr sad district. on the 1ist dsfof oe'stsE
a. D.. 1873.
Present Ron RanBs, HousFd. JudRs.
iouY Petitioner. Glars Dsrby AdmisistfsiFia
Of the estate ~ George DsrLy lsts VI hupsrt 10
said district. diefsed. rssfeetiaily fsnIsssAss
that
The smouut u dstts dns from
said deceased and taHes H fzgz7 IS
The charge 81 Standardization
and isst sieknsss estImStsd ~ 90
----- s1iE3 -
The value - pessSlGl ssists stsi %
Of wllch hes boen mag be
signsd tia Siaos 20 %
1894 %
BlBnee q dsbts ehasgsabis On
real esfste ~ said deceased tlpsi -
T. raise vhtrh sum, che pFays said Cosst "
sranf her license 70 Htli All u the real Estate a
dsers.sd. and TIE equity N rsdsmpiioa itsfsis.
a. i. EeesssAfy foT tbs paYnsnt " stid asgts
and ehafges u standardization.
Mhsssnpoh II vas efde5sd that hssrnK On
said sppiieafieH be lad Al Probate ceen 70 BE-
holden 81 tie fEabets 0Aee Ia Manchester ~
said dstiet ~ The zslh day 81 kos., a. -.
is79 snd hat rgttes u ssad sppileatlpa. the ma
iafs and isssDHs ghtFsef and he tins ssa plas :
~ bsKT.HR thaTteE be etssa 80 Al ksrsaLs istsf<
estsd ~ bnbllshigR csFiihsd copy u he rsssFa
" said sFaeF tNEss sesks Naceasbifaly Ia "a
Manchester Jec kEkt4 = s4sspspsr pfih4d -
ssid Manchester. pFevioas 10 saA Tine " bear.
Jag.
Attest aAAkEY HOWARD. JsAts.
4 irse ggpy u HAegId,
zss Asassl. nAskEf HOWARD. Jasgs.
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A 0rasd DlslpiIy In
O E N t.
FURNISHING GOODS,

shsfn and Dsavsrs Hs lee ~ - cents. "A sIs.
EAsI stOsk ~ 0eski4msus scAfs, Tles kiik
HKnaksrshissa. Cellars KsA Case. Alss a bee
stesk II gssA1sass's Gloves sad hittsns con.
asshg u sissh. hid. bask aaa Fltmsuth glove.
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The Manchester Journal.

atnt~ ss, 'Fsa,.arrss
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4. sIEoEL.

PacToKT PoxT cLoTHIxa sSoAE.
Essssss rsasl. ~. Bspa zaah, is7s. lslssf
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Trunks and Valises

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