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Fluid Extract Smart Weed.

This valuable medicine has been man
n'acIured and sold for number of years
with great and increasing satisfaction. for
colis. rhcumati4m, stiT itiut-. sore throat
bruises. sprlins, soreness of the fesh, in.
famed parts, sc.
Prepared by Z X. Thompson, wholesale
drugglsl, ritusvillc, IA
For salo b! John A Moatz, Milileburg,
Ia.
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The act passed in 1868 exemptug all
mortgages and other money securities
from taxation except for State purposes
which was limited to certain counties,
has been made general, its provisions
bcipg extended to all the counties in
the State.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
nNeryous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful lndiscretiOu, viii for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need II, thc recipe and direction for making the
simple renody by which ho was cured. Suner.
ers wishing 90 profit by tho advertisers expert.
enco can do 20 by addressing In perfect conf
dence:. JOHN Il. OGDEN, ~ CedAr street
New York. Jan. 80, 10. 6m,
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Do not fail to pa,roniac the lee
Cream and Strawberry Festival to he
given by the Band in the Court House
Thursday, Friday and Saturday cvc-
nings, June 18th, Goth .and 2lst, aud
thereby aid the boys in getting new
uniforms.
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MARIHIED.

On i2ih inst, at th Lutheran Parsonage.
at Middlehurg, by Rev. !. Irvine, John p.
Fisher Of Mcclure. and Miss Sue A. wsg'
oner Of Bannerville.
June lst, by Rev. W. A. Haas, Sam.
uel Truit Of Monroe Twp. to- Miss Lizzie
Foltz, Of Penn Twp.
June ls,. Henry Harding 70 Miss Mar
tha Fisher both Of Fremont.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-19

Avery large amount ofbark has been
hauled to our town from the adjoining
country since the opening Of the sea-
son, n fow weeks since, aud large quan.
titles still continue to be brought in
daily.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-19

Township Auditors are probably not
aware that by an act of Assembly they
are required to file COPY Of their fe,
ports in tho Office Of the Clork of tho
Court Of Quarter Sessions.
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E'5Nss'a.sIS.

viii mail (trco) the recipe for n simple
FHECKLEs, PimPLRs aud IiLorCHEA, loaylnv
the skin soft, clear and boautiiul f; al so In.
s,ructions for producing u lnNurlant growth
dress, incl0sing ct. stamp, BEN. NANDELF
n CO., 20 Ann st. NY. Jan. 80 'TJUm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-19

We notice by one of the Sunbury pa.
pcrs, that ono day last week man
from this county, name not given,
brought to that place 800 live frogs
which were caught in Middlecreek.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-19

Ifyou want Boards, Plank. Scant-
ling &C., Ash. Oak, White and Yellow
Pine, call on Jim Enterline in Frank
lin and you can be accommodated in
quantity. quality and price. The lum'
ber is piled near the Station at this
place.
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IHIIlCIINIATISNI.

Dropsy Etysipclar, scrnfula, Secondary Syphi.
lis. 1ravol, Dishc;r-, aud all diseases IN which
tho blood II implicated, is now offered to the
public.
sold by al Retail DrugRis'S, aud (wholcsalo
only ~ TUE WElBuRN MEDICINE 60.
=. U. Box Jas, Rochester, N. Y,
Jan. 3J,'Tg,0m
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We hereby return our thanks to the
Young lady who sent us the beautiful
boquet--hope her beauty may not be
like that Of the flowers, which fade,
but that it will be lasting.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-19

Fishermen invariably loso their best
catches. II is either the hook. the
line. or the pole that invariably breaks
just - the monster was about obs
landed.
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LEwIsTOWN DIVISION.
Committee Mcetiag.

THE Standing Cont mittoo will meet in tho
u Court House. In Middlehurg. on SATURDAY
Juno u at, 1879. at O'Clock, u. NJ. full
attendance Il requested, as business OF impor
tAnco will 10 transacted
WILLIAM II. BEAVER,
In. p. HgRMASs, Sos. Chairman
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Local News, &c.

ss''bNoN '"s o'p''
Birds are early risers.
Summer heat has come.
Three weeks till harvest.
Next in order. cherry pie.
June bugs are flying about:
Haveyour sleeping room well aired.
The small boy green apples-and
collie.
Still increasing the Posr subscrip-
tion list.
Our Sunday Schools are well attended
Mt present.
T. S. A., your article will appear in
our next issue.
Somebody calls the wasp q stem
winder.
Grapes are in blossom and the crop
will be large.
Clover blossoms now fill the air with
apleasant odor.
The promenaders were out in force
on Saturday night.
On Tuesday last II was cold enough
TO wear an ovcrcoat.
The great family Of beans are eli
their way to the pole.
The reaper aud mower agent now
attacks the farmer.
The pestifcrous fly has made its sp,
pearance. Shoe ny
FESTIVAL. efforts making for
the Festival promises success.
The spring chicken is beginning to
assume broiling proportions.
The prospect for full hay crop is
getting better every day.
The young corn looks well and
promises fine crop.
Cut worms are playing havoc among
the young and tender cabbage plants,
Moving machine and lightning rod
men are moving about this time of the
year.
Some ofthe farmers in this section
have already commenced cutting
grass.
The most popular minister now Is
the one who breaches the shortest serc
mons.
9O,OOO,OOOOOO.O0O flies have already
arrived and 4oOOO, O,Oo0, ,OOO, 600 900 are
on their way.
Age should alway proceed beauty
therefore let the old folks retire before
ten o'clock.
Tulips greet each other in the gar.
den and two lips greet each other at
the cato.
Now is the season when the moth
gets in and corrupts. Feed him on
camphor gum.
The swimming season having OPEN
cd, the boys are getting stheir hair cut
short, SO that it will dry quick.
Farmers are beginning to look over
their grain fields ana calculate the
number of bushels to the acre.
People ought to try the "White" be,
fore purchasing any other, for sale by
e. G. Seebold, ,lMiddleburg, Pa,
To thessmall boy there are four sea.
sons-the circus season, the greensap-
pie season.; Fourth of July and d'winter.
This time, according to the Adven.
lists the world will end July 11th. The
Ice dealers will thus lose portion Of
their crop.
A little signing, little crying. a lit
Tie dying. and good deal of lying is
wnat an old bachelor says is the sig
hiiication. of the word love.
Just received by G. o. seebold of
Middleburg, q car load of light RUINS
ing White" Sewing Machines for Sny-
uer ana Dauphin counties.
That Boquet Col. Harding sent us,
iof beauty cannot DO excslled, II con-
'aihed some of the rarest and most
beautiful. flowers grown in this coun-
Wy nom European imports.
II Noah had foreseen the.future, and
N'.ed the two mosquitoes which took
refuge in the ark. he would have rem
Svsed v some Of the strongest words in |
"!modern languages unnecessary.
ahs Cornerstone OF tho Evangelical
N'.nern Church In Troxslville win he |
n'o June &and, 1879. Services In The |
4 %:osnias end allssuoon. Al ays cor.
'.|ss
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The Champion uersus The Wheeler.

The Champion aud Wheeler or Os.
bornc Machines are now attracting
more attention than any others for the
reason that Agents representing them
are active, vigorous workers. That the
Champion Reapers and Mowers are
manufactured by several of the most
reliable and extensive Manufacturing
establishments in the United States is u
very significant fact which alone is u
sort Of guarantee to the farming cons
munity that the Champion possesses
merit and is really the best Machine
now in use-the vast number now in
use all over the United States-tho
high recommendations of educated,
practical farmers to DO found in every
reliable Agricultural Periodical in the
States and Canadas-the testimony of
eminent practical machinists all COM
bine in placing the champion as first
in the list. Tho Judges of the Inter.
national Exhibition say
"N makes the cleancst and best
work tit is wellrmadc and scrvicea-
"ble"--"it is simple in construction
"and light in draft
The Champion has been brought to
such perfection rs no longer to leave
any doubt in the minds of farmers
what machine TO purchase. Its horses
power-saving qualities easy mani
agement; its durability, saving repair
charges all combine to place it first
and foremost. The table found in
another column in the advertisement of
Riehl Brothers is the resultof compe.
titive trials tho only trucly reliable
method of determining the merits of
machinery, and these trials thor.
oughly exhaustive and conducted by
disintcrcsted Judges. Tho result has
been to place the Champion at the
head of the list.
The Richl Brothers are agents for
the Champion-they are intelligent,
practical Observation-Disclosures work
reliable and trust
worthy-thcy make no mis-rcprosen,a-
tions and very fair and square in their
style OF business they stay by their
contracts They call attention to their
elsewhere in this paper.
They have now on hand all kinds oil
Repairs and are ready to accomodate,
promptly, all who desire their services.
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Sour milk removes iron rust from
white goods.
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DIED.

June 9th, At Psxtonville, Of oousum p.
ton. Daniel Gift, sgsd O. years 10 months
and ~ dsyA
ID Perry Tsp., May 20. benjamin p,
zen 81 0uAisvos end Sarah Arbogsst, sssd
N. ~ ~ ~, |. !. =
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STOCKS. &c.-Clo,

W Ing Prices Of DE HAVEN Il TOWNSEND, 40
south THIRD street Philadelphia Stocks honeht
And sold either for cash or on margin June
l3th. lbfg.
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The M0RlO'S RAlM.

Or. l.. u. WsYbURs's ALrERArfvc sYRrP.
CA remedy used TlIlRTI.FINE YEARS
Ia private practice, aud never falling to radI
ca liz
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All communications, business let.
tors &C., for this office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
a. follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
h by Monday noon, to secure inser-
zion in next issue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
run aEvoLurIos IN oAIRY,sG.

Ii is scarcely more than year since
the western people were complaining
that the brand Western upon their
dairy packages conveyed an inference
Of inferiority Of quality, aud was &C
compauied by decided inferiority in
market value. Eastern men said pat
ronizingly, raise the quality Of your
goods aud the market will respond at
once; make western butter equal TO
ours aud the prices will regulate them
selves.
81 the same time they rested conf
dently in the opinion that such a state
boz siI,irs could never occur. They
Hept So that idea just as the hare in
cue fable slept on the idea that the
ctawig tortoise could never overtake
aaf 81 enc race But eastern dairymen
basH Been awakened IN a most start
ling manner Western creamery but
he stands al the head Of the market,
lud western datrymeu carry premiums
al the exhibitions As usual, the west
has gone ahead Ii is western habit
to do that. With oil their perunacity
aud vim born OF their eastern origin,
together with The surprising advan-
tages II their locality, western men
have lett their eastern competitors 10
the rear, simply because they discover.
cd what was wanted by consumers Of
their produce, aud then went to work
aud produced It.
They iound that sweet, fresh butter
was wanted 10 place Of stale fFkins
aud tubs packed in June, and they
went TO winter dairying; had their
cows fresh 10 The fall fed them 90
early cut hay aud their rich aud cheap
corn used al their natural advantages
aud acquired the necessary sklli turn
ed ont an excellent product aud swept
the market And now the eastern men
are cogilauBg how they may recover
their lest ground They are 10 the
rear jusl now. aud stern chase Is al
ways a long race bat whichever wins
ID lie end, The public. VINO consumc
the batter aud cheese. will be The
gamers Rural New Yorker
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Nearly one thousand persons have
signed the pledge 10 Wiiliamsport, Pa.
siBce colonei Hoyi's advent here. Pre-.
vious TO bis coming the let numbered
over 5000. making a grand total OIL
1000. A grand work, truly. Many
Of those who few weeks ago we're
doubters, to-day are enthusiastic and
sanguine Of success, aud are working
vAliAhuy IN the temperance caase.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
Agricultural.


vUsr mAeoHh Eum pAInF uows
ltseens ialsly "a bare ocesrEea -
ee fs q dairy ssoct elaimiag sresisl
Aasgsalaa Is itt pfo3scgioa a. milt /.
tait.r 8 cbeese. aad Increased vaine
afFrH,y cftios8 Il has Jos, occurred
Is A,n ,bat there might le ops mcre
afHaal item attached - The pedigree
. 3 }eFsey Ayrsbifc. Helstsia Or
other csW devoted expressly % the
aaify. sss that test i her actual pre-
iggtloh 81 mak taiter o. chsess To
All ne tss q the world ilis has long
appeared a. the mosi important item 10
che pedigree yet i has never been
given rufliy "a blood has bseu re-
gAfded a. II more Importance than
performance about as rational @s
u would he AZ contest Of speed
between horses 70 decide il by the
pedigree. The pedigree has value
only az indicating probable perform
ance but - 10 the Gaze Of the trotling
horse, let Us have The performance
srst. aud then We shall be interested ia
The pedigree This is time when
e,eg body ieelslik probing everything
la lbe bottom ta see what il is made
10 Aad u0t what il call. itself.
This test record for cows is the most
Important thing suggested to dairy
stock breeders for many years Il is
bringing ibe pedigree to The only prac-
Het ust fbW can be made Like pro-
duee- asc. bnt hat il the ike that is
@. 9s Produced Color. torn and size
fa Ell. only accessories The main
thing 10 first ascertain as to the quality
20 dairy COW Is, how much milk does
sAe give ia = year, How many pounds
81 butter viii this milk makey How
many pounds Of cheese aud what is
the quality Of Of the prodacty A COW
that gives 10000 lbs of milk is ex-
tremely satisfactory to a milkman. aud
he wants TO know her pedigree that he
may assure himself that the purity Of
her blood will give her the power Of re-
producing Der like. The COW that
makes $50 or more pounds Of butter OF
good quality, takes the eye Of the but
ter dairyman, aud be is all attention to
learn how many such she counts in her
line, and her age. that be may figure
the number like herself that she may
leave behind her. lie is very little in
teresled 10 her possession Of solid
color, ii she is Jersey he is vastly
more interested in her solid and high
colored butter. The COW that pro.
duces 1000 lbs. Of cheese is beautiful
and altogeter lovely in the eyes of a
patron Of cheese factory, and he
wants just as many more like her as he
can get
A pedigree ought TO represent
not merely names. We
second, most heartily, test record for
dairy COWS, aud trust that none OF our
pure.bood dairy stock breeders will
hereafter consider cows pedigree
without a record of her pro-
ducton. In the light Of milk, butter
and cheese record, the herd books
would have a new and most valuable
feature National Livestock Journal,
Chicago,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
! X ANsAsi KANSAS
MAY EXCURSION
TO KANSAS To KANSAS

An E1ruHsI0a fof ptosPeei0rs aod Land bay-
ere Ia are q good fiasds. leaves Troy. =. j.
on IassdAg. Mas ish i0g Dodge Ciiy "a tAs A.
SEES Earsts Pare ssLzs. hoand Trip 1ieksis,
for g degs So o. aad ses ths tlHesi Country
ll she Word. Per Hietsta, fraee % Lands. ke.,
spFis 10 q address W. Il, PssF a Co. Agfa.
IGn3 Departnsat, A T. AZ, p y 4. ca. H0oa.
3 Ha4 Ballalak. Trey, \. r 81 c. 4 segmouF.
General Easssgn Pas&sDNsT Ageat, - Broadway
New forE. Assm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

An Eug ssh farmer very successful
daring ten years 10 iatlsniDg cattle and
sheep. Supplied ration made as fol-
love- Eaglish bashel corn soaked 10
tea pale Of water two days. then sin.
mef lor as boar. Afterwards mix with
ioafieeH pounds coarse, cheap sugar,
aud eommiagle with cut straw. bay OF
other fodder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
TrToHBuRo, Oct "a

Each package q SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE con.
talhs Or, ssnfords Improved lnhaling Tube, and
full directions for its use In all cases. Price,
81 90. For sale by all Wholesale and retail drug
gists and dealers throughout the United States
and CAnadAs. WEEKS i POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, MAss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
Temperance Column.
4 O. or q. =


fhts eslassa - asEetsd - thr tussresss
- tks taas - uaFnt uf'tsF - tsucd fsFa >
lara, eMa - ssFtsd saasF fhs afreHtfau ~
tss Ntstgtrf nFPa4F. We desire sssskfN
rassa 20 80 Sect iasts frata Fafh 8EssEs - thfs
tamntV fhsF sauss - tsesltea IS nassff
80 friday. 60 tusars tnssHttun he eaa~
teF ~ HsFsFs sac Et&ht - earthf nss auY
istsnaesi ~ th8s getstnn e. hfstftst De -
utY fteEsFts Ne
CooD tEArLAH. pIHucroHY
AsBunT L0D0r Aa w 81, GF
HssnrAa4 eN 9ws3eg t41fs bsEaiy.
&. hsfs5faa Ats Fa 6afs a. n eg.nea
BENNINGTON f9paE. Na 81 u. 6 + 8ea
a. Nattigs -. .. q l4aas Lodge papa-
ty bstshi kiaale. Meets ffsAAys Al G e. q a..
BATTKsKitL LoDaE M ~ " T..
hfg Mm 6sn3utf " Gers s6xiuu Lodge
psfuif.} 4 Baiotsl1f Moot Thursdays =,
~ -
DORSET LoDuE. M l8. VIC r.. neHn
srtrs W., y. Il Lake Lsdes ptpnty. H "a.
HksNeaa Nects f8esdsSs, Al 88 o'riaas az
9AkST LODGE NJ. igs WCT r. VA
A4amf =, Hey Lodge bopay. T. y.
Hort Meets sAiurdtys. a. 100 o'titcs
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODaE. Ne IN We
n ~ 4. y Aver " ~ Mrs Geo. Chtaio
Loass pcpnis v Sheldon Meets Prlday
evenings as By e'csock
fOwsAL LODGE. Ne. s. wei. PIP
Hsiuss =. VA. Con L dcr Deputy, VI IL.
hAts9n heets saturdays, Al o'elecG
80. KEADsBOHa LODGE. no. I59 Wet
y 4 h8wvH VS. @. pask0r; Lodge pepu.
y, A. T. Bennett. Meets Saturdays a. 7.So,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
A COMPLICATED CASE,

EGentitmen, MY case j. briefly - follows /
nave had CRtaub for ton years, each year With
incleGsing severity. Fur nine Years / had not
breNthsd through one nostrii. had droppingu
IN the throat; very bad cough, AsthmG 40 had
a. 10 be obliged TO take remedy FOR it AZ night
before being able 20 lie down and sleep, and y
ounstan, du.l pain 10 my head. My head was a.
times 90 fuI " catarrhal matter as 10 ininre my
sense Of hearing aud compel me 20 get up sew
ersl times n the night 30 clear it and my throat
before / could sietp, Every one 81 these die.
t,osruE symptoms has disappeared Under iho
nee e uHt alItr 'rea unilies Z saufarl.s Rad
ieal lar Say hattii d ial9 raftofed have
alAsthHatt fyaqi H.s Epc1ush u dr0ppings
lu iLe tlroaf, la ae~laebe, and 10 eyery way
better tAan j hEtt lesu ior ycaFe ! eoud feet
ihe cifrcte q ha la5e on nay appetite, on my
kidneya and, ia toi, Every part Of my system.
What has boon done 10 my ease is wholly the Of.
feet Of tie iiadie& Guc
Very respectfully G. ii LAWRENCE.
FiuCMuHg Oct u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

II Is reported that thirty tosns 10
Illioois voted no license ID 1866. $50
IL 1871. and se5 in 1873 Such facia
note the progress 81 the temperance re-
form.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
Photographs,

FerFeutypss cnpied aud enlarged pictures or
any thing IN ln- will be made AZ the present
reduced pr,ces \ irr weeks longer Call now
and save toe 'EJ. pfiea you viii have TO pay
neat summer have gu hand for sale cheap
q Ia &c lot % 9tereussOJ"s StfteOscopic We've,
Picture ffameA sc. Alsn glasses FOR ihe new
convex glass e.nr aid rotne six y5lyet nickel
rim francs made s1Hrrsaiy pnt these pictures
~. Csll sud them at my old stand near my
RESIDENCES. North Main street, Manchester W.
II. s. ALLEN.
FEB u, 1919
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
IT CAN Be CURED.

IT can BE enYtd There i 90 doubt about it
| The immediate relief Afforded by santords
ksdieai Cure flr CAtRErh ls but aslshi evidence
u what may follow pofs stcui usc o this rem.
ply The bard. iBcfnsted matter tbAt has
lodged ia the basal passages IL removed With =
lev applications the liberation and indammA-
tian sabdaea aaA healed. this entre msmsrk-
npus luings u The head ar ciesnssd sud pun
lied ConsiitutionAlly its sciiop is that d
p0werfnl purifying agent, DESTROYING ~ its
course through the System The acid poisgH, The
destructive agent IN catarrhal diseases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01

Ifon Balls thsosn into the drinking
water will make . good tonic fog tie
fowls.
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CA 7 Ar Ri
is IT DURABLE?

snd aanea ia farms af disease Assaaoa
II Nstsrlh sta hatt tfta maBy FhytisAahs sH8
feaHztss wsiaraf rfi - ~ ert suelt ne ans,
wsf fa lts aatsfian sih eoau65rulHs EnxistFs
AID utd hes His1 iar 30 a3ssase tss{ esa b
s.eHta fe4 T. o. anitpFssiit FFrfsifst Eud - de-
strueglse ta hsnlfh ~ tatkf4a, hronehitls. Aath-
na GaaFbs. AM ssfsIas Aud ffraaeutiY faiai
sEfE saas If the ianEs iai.aE, 81 HaHy Instances,
= care u simGih ent usEiscued GatAfrA. 0ther
rfmpsthttas saeduaas, spfh st deafness, im-
pared eytsehi, kpd Toes q ssuse q smell, mas
- refefrtd fe ~ faluuE hut nevertheless sefious
result ~ utrleated Natkrfh bsd eBu. 81 10
th suisstpos hai ~ u9itiaE compared wltA The
dangerous shsctions q The throat and ls.Es
skeY a. faiias,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
Endorsed by 4 Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CuRR OF me, and from time 10 tims
made me familiar with his Gaze. believe his
statement to be true il every Particular
JAS p. DERBY.
FIToHBuRa, Oct, a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-01
WITHOUT CHANGE.

hnd % eli principal points Ia the far Wet aud
South siih but one change u ears Connections
are made ia Uniqn Depgls, aud are assursd 10
AL impoFtAnt points.
The Scenery Of the Pennsylvania Route
Il admitted - be upsufpxsstd in the S0rlG for
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PRANK THOMSON. L. p FARMER.
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90 and - washisgtoo Street Boston, Masa.