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is member of the Seventh, and has paint
ed fine picture representing the march of
the regiment down Broadway on its depar-
ture, April 10, 1861. 1t was sad but STIR
ring day, and the scene makesa picture that
appeals to all the grander impulses Of our
nature. Photographs of the picture, made
by FTedricks, are on sale at the Fair. Mr..
Fredricks has further given substantial evil
| dence of his enthusiasm for the regiment BY
the handsome and somewhat novel donation
of $500 worth Of orders for photographs at
his gallery. This is no device Of novice
either for securing an introduction TO the
| public, for Fredricks has been famous for his
| pictures ever since "Morley" was a small
boy-and am not telling nowadays how
| long ago that was. In truth, il was he who
introduced photography into this country
on large scale years ago, bringing over
from Paris number of celebrated photo
graphic artists. No artist is better or more
widely known, and among the portraits in
his handsome gallery, on Broadway and
Ninth Street, opposite Stewards, is fine one
of Gen. Scott, for which the old hero sal
years before the war. Other celebrities by
the score have sat before his camera, and hi:
rooms are as well filled with patrons to-day
as they were years ago. 1t was, therefore
simply the honest admiration ofone of New
York's best-known citizens for the Seventh
which prompted the gift. but It was Al act
so unique and graceful as TO richly deserve
the special mention give to it. Aud the
Seventh is richly worthy of it and all the
other tokens Of gratitude it has received from
those whose property and lives it has guard
ed and defended, in critical hours, through
all these years. In 1852, when Lee advanc.
ed across the Potomac, it again left the City
| on less than
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-ALSO,-

All that certain Lot or Piece Of Ground,
situate In the village OF summit Hill, in the
township of Mauch Chunk, County Of Carbon,
state OF Pennsylvania, numbered in certain
plan or plot of said village which bydiy.rs, good
conveyances and assurances In the law be-
come vested in Samuel Reckert, Number
Thirty-eight, containing in front or breadth
along the back of the Mauch Chunk and
summit Hill Railroad thirty feet, and ex-
tending thence southwardiy of that breadth
between parallel lines at right angles with
said Railroad track, one hundred and twenty
hve feet, bounded northwardly by the SAID
summit Hill and Mnuch Chunk Railroad,
enstwardly by lot Number Forty In said plan,
southwardly by lands of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company, and wcstwardly by lot
Number ThirtI-six in tue plan aforesaid.
The Improvements thereon are Two story
ERAME DWELLING AND STORE
h HOUSE,
Twenty-Five by Twentyeight Feet, and Out:
Daildn
Seized and taken into execution rs the prop
erty OF Wllnaln IL a, ner, defendant, aud Bar
ney Barron, HerIe Tenant.
--ALso,-
All those two certain lots or pieces OF land
situate III Fran llu a township Carbon County
bounded and described as fOlIOws; One OF them
Hl,l north eNnSy four and One-haII degrees east
One-hunured anu btJy- y-One IeeG 20 "a post, thence
by land OF Lew Horn, south Fix anu one na u
degrees east sixty fest 10 y ,st, thence by tire
second described lot, south eIRhty.fOur AMI one
half degrees, west one hundred and fitty ono
feet TO a post, thence along q pubic rUau lead
iEg from Parry vllle to EusV W eisspOrJ nur.h
OK ana One.naif degrees west Sky six feet "a
the pace OF begingIng. containing
NINE THOUSAND. NINE HUNDRED
AND SIxrY-Slx SoAURE FEET,
And the second described lot being numbered in
q plOt made DY JrvI Horn, NO. 81. having q
front Of SIXTY feet to secOnh street lhId uOwL
GU said plot, and extending of that width III
depth one hunored aud f0I W ,nIne Ieet to lanC
OF Lew Horn, bounded on Lnr nOrJh by lot No
~. on The west Oy Secou1 street. Oh the south
by ioi o. g., anu on the easC ny The nrst ues.
scrlbed lOi.
Tho improvements thereon are
Two.SToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
sixteen by twenty feet and ont Uuiiuiugs.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
Al Z.
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New Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES
OF Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue Of sundry Writs Of LEV. Fac, II.
IA. and VEN. Ex. issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Carbon County, and TO me
directed, there will be exposed at Public Sale,
at this Court House, in the Borough Of Mauch
Chunk, in said County, on
Saturday, December 20, 1879,
at ~ o'clock P. NJ, sharp,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES
ate in Lover TowamensinR Township, in. the
County Of Carbon. and state Of Pepnsy lYania.
beginnmR at stoue. thence by lana OF Cbas.
swelE, south one and one hall degrees. east
twentytolr Rerches to sapling thence by
a naf degrees, " ct tweptv.eix perch, 10 a
stone thence by the same north one and Ona.
quarter degrees. west twenty iOur perches 10 .
ly by harles KlotE's lnnd north eighty.siI and
half degrees, east twenty six pei ehes and q
half TO the place Of DeR1nning, containing
THREE ACRES AND ONE HUNDRED
AND F0RTY.FoUR PERCHEs.
more or less.
The Improvements thereon are
TwosToRY DWELLING HOUSE,
part stone and part frame. seventeen BY nine.
teen feet, Frsme KItcLen attached sixteen by
tweLtv.twO feet Frame StaOie. twenty four
by thirty feet, aud outOnllolngs.
TRACT NO. 2.
All that certain Messuage or Tenement and
Tract or Piece Of LAND, situate in Lower
Tow 'menslng Tow ship. Carbon County. state
Of PennsYlVania, beginning AZ a tee, thence by
lhnd Ol Onfai Mehrkam, now J, q, ZeigenIu
south three degrees and one Quar.er, west one
hund ed ond three perchUs To white OAK,
ana three-Quarters to a stone. south q. Rhty.six
LegIoes west twenty-eiRht peiches and one.
bR'f TO stone thence bv land OF Frederick
hOyet, now Meh kamts land. north ave de.
RrCea, west forty perChe to u pine, uOrtn zen.
tr-thiee ana one hrit degrees, east thirty one
perches and three.Quarters to a pine, north
seventv-eight degrees and Oue-haf east fifty
percheS anu one hall to q nine, NO tn seven de.
grees and One-lnlf east thirty three per,hes to
pinc. north tht' tv.Blne degrees west thirty.
ohe peiches 10 chestnut OAK, south seventy.
i've grees aud Ode haIf west one hundteu
ana sN pefches to post. south fourteen de.
Yrees aud one-haii. east tLIrty peIches 10
pnst; thence south eig ity.sx degrees, west
ttJv seven perches to . small pine. north four
degrees, vest sixty one peIches and One-ha
| TO stone thence nOrGn eight ty-seveu uggrt es
east one hundroY and twelve percneS, TO d
| stJne, no I'll three dege evs west twenty five
| perChes TO stone; hence DY land OF Duv
Greensweg, north eighty seven uevrees anu
| one half eust one h Indruu and twenty percnes
| co pest. south hfty nine degrees. east three
! pelches and threeQuarters to the place of be.
ginnlnE, combining
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The Improvements thereon are TwO-story
DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING II USE,
Twenty eight by Thirty.two Feet Frame
Stable, Twelve by Twelve Feet, and 9TH I
OutOulldlDgs,
Seized and ken into execution as the prop.
elty oI Charles Boyle
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FITTY-sIx ACRES,
more or less,

more or less.
Sc xed and taken into execution as the prop.
erty "a Samuel Greehswels.
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EVERY INCH A SOLDIER,

bears his battle SCARED form modestly
through the swarming crowds that come to
catch sight Of the grand old hero; the wealth
fashion and beauty of the metropolis crowd
and jostle night and day as never before
and what is this all about? What have
these men done that people should thus vie
with each other to do them honor? Done =?
What no regiment of citizen soldiers eyer
yet have done. For 81 years the New York
Seventh has been the just pride of the Met
ropolis Eleven times since 1925, when the
property and peace of the city were at the
mercy of mob, the civil authorities have
called upon the Seventh to suppress riot and
vindicate the majesty of law. 1t was the
first regiment to leave New York in 1861
and march to the defence of Washington.
The Capital had been cut Of from eommuni-
cation with the North for several days, and
had been in imminent danger of capture.
When the seventh arrived it received the
personol thanks of President Lincoln, Sec
retary Seward and Gen. Scott for its prompt
ness and energy.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
stMOrIey's'' Letters from New York
NEW York, Dec. 2nd, 1879.

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARNoRY FAIR.
A thousand men in gray uniform are the
centre Of attraction her o-day. No single
thousand men in one organization ever be-
fore attracted such attention or controlled
such influence. They said; 1--WE need
money |" and New York's merchants,
manufacturers, banks and insurance com
panes poured 100000 at their feet in vol.
untary subscriptions. With it they started
an Armory more massive aud complete than
any in the New World, one that will be an
enduring monument in the day when an
American historian must loJk back upon
our times through the dim vista ofcenturies.
More money was needed to complete the
noble structure, and a Fair was opened in
the new Armory which surpasses anything
of the kind ever saw. The building covers
an entire block the grand drill room is
large enough TO parade Division in as Di-
visions counted when four years of war had
done their decimating work; whole
BATTLE OF THE REVOLUTION
might be fought comfortably on the ground
floor, and all this space is packed to-day
with things beautiful and rare, useful and
ordinary, and here the people swarm by
thousands and ten thousands every day and
every night, to meet neighbors and notables
and testify substantially their appreciation
of this remarkable organization of men in
gray.
The President of the United States come,
$50 miles to formally open the Fair, the
greatest living American editor makes the
opening address, the Governor of the En-.
pire State comes with his suite to grace hi,
appointed day, an ex-Minister to England
and an ex-Minister 10 Russia take part il
the opening OF the Fair; General Hancock
gray, stately, and
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Mauch Chunk, Nov. 20, 1879.
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1881 IS
We, the undersigned duly elected Auditors,
OF LehightOn Borough, do certify that The
above is correct to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
W. w. BOWMAN,
F.E. WHITNEY. Auditors.
W. A. DERHAMER.
nov. 22.-w3.
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BY virtue Of sundry Writs Of LEV. Fac, II.
FA. and VEN. Ex. issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carbon County, and TO me
directed, there will be exposed atPublic Sale,
at this Court House, in the Borough Of Maueh
Chunk, in said County, on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-06
rhe Improvements thereon are
Two.sToRY DWELLING HOUSE.

part stone and part frame. seventeen by nine.
teen feet, Frsme kitchen attached sixteen by
tweL tv.twO feet Frame StaOie. twenty four
by thirty feet, aud outOnllolngs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

A physician complaining bitterly about dull
times went 10 HE druggist 70 md out the reason
why, at this season Of the year, HE practice was
not so extensive as formerly; also, to find out
what Inducements his brother medico offered to
attract away his patients. He was startled when
his druggist answered as follows; Doctor,
coughs aud colds are very prevalent. but every
Que is purchasing HALE's HosrY OF HoREnouNn
AND TAR, and recover so rapidly that there is no
necessity Of calling in physician. Again, the
reason that DR.. r., on th street, is having 20
many patients Is owing to the ffankness he
adopted in prescribing in every case Of Coughs,
Colds, etc. battle Of HAAS HoS@ oF HoRE,
HOUND sNp TAR"
The druggists advice was snapped, and the
almoht discouraged physician nov il considered
a successful practitioner. Bis claims are based
upon the virtues 81 the medicine he adopts,
which in all cases is HALE's HONEY or HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR. Sold by all Druggists. Depot,
7 Sixth Avenue, New York City. O, N. CRITrES-
TON, Sole Proprietor Price 80 cents and 81.
Large size much tho cheapest Jaw
PiKE's TooTHAcHK DROps, cure In ono minute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20
BERLIN, n. 7.

There are about u dozen Canadian
horses here for sale by Messrs. Denison,
Maxson e. Erwin.
--Green Il Jones expect 10 hSye about
10 acres nt strawberries this season .
TIE, viii hsvea large .nmber 81 plants
Tor sale so9ll
james w Burdck, a farmer OF South
Berlin, went one day last week with his
team TO dra " some hay for bis brother
iu-Aw, Lester Manchester. la drawing
the hay they passed the house OF his
brother, Aonzo Bnrdiek, who, by the
way, narrated his (JamesO wiie's sister.
Alonzo, who is some forty pounds heavier
than james, met them at the side of the
road with a huge club, and without the
slightest proyocalion struck his brother i
powerful blow, for which Justice Shell.
don dned him $40 or ten days in jail.
He paid his tiue.
Birds Ia their little nests agree,
And Ills a shameful sight
When children OF one family
Fall out, mad chde aud fight.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20
A Word 10 Doabter..

There il good English maxim that
teaches us TO 'believe every man honest
until we know bin to be u william"
American customs seem TO have reversed
this law and appears to lnake every man
= yiliau until he has proved him.elf an
hnnesr man As with people, 80 With
thugs. Every article placed IN orr mar.
kets can lay claim &c popular favor upon
intrinsic merit aud value alone. Con.
timed popularity, therefore, is proof
positive OF intrinsic excellence. DR..
pierce's Family Remedies are far more
popular to-day than ever before. The
people have tested them aud know them
10 BE- genuine remedies for the diseases
they ate recommended 10 cure. The
Golden Medical Discovery aud Purgalive
Pellets are the best Alternative, tonic, and
ealhartic remedies that can be used in
chronic diseases OF the stomach and liver.
The worldwide popularity of the Favor
ite Prescription, % a never failing rene.
dy Tor Female Diseases, woud have
alone secured 10 It's discoyerer the fame
he has SO richly won. DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, OF which DR.. Pierce is also pro-
prietor, is recommended by those who
have tested iis virtues as q safe and reli-
able remedy for csiarrh in It's worst
forms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

Many persons say 81 haven't got the
Consumption when asked 10 cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Care
DO they not know that Coughs lead TO
Consumption, aud remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure cough or sny luug or throat
trouble. We know il will cure when all
others fall aud our faith In IT ID 30 posi-.
tive that we will refund the price paid II
yoa receive no benefit Is not this a fair
proposition? Price 10 cts 80 cts. aud
Sl00 per bottle For lame Chest, Back
OF Side, use Shioh's Porous Plsster.
Price Is cts. For sale by Wait q Hard,
Manchester and Factory Point, VI.
viii you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint. Constipation, aud gen.
eral debility when you can get at cur
store Shiloh's system Nitslizer which we
sell on positive guarantee to cure you
Price 10 cts. and 10 cts, For sale by
Wait Il Hard.
"HACKMETACK" popular and fra.
grant perfume. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

IL makes 20 difference how many Thy
slclans, oF bow much medicine yoa have
tried, Il il now an established fact that
German Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction 10 severe
cases OF Lung Diseases. /, Is true there
are Yes Thousands of persons who are pre-.
disposed 20 Throat and Lung Affections,
Consumption, Hemorfhages, Asthma, Sc
EeEe Colds settled GA the Breast, Poem
ulonis, Mhooplng Cough, &C, who have
no personal knowledge OF Bochee's Ger
man Syrup. To such We would say that
50, 600 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint Gousumpuyes, try just
one bottle Regular size IS cents. sold
By all DFngglsla in America.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

Died ia Washington, March 18th, Col.
George D. Harrington aged 90,

Died in Washington, March 18th, Col.
George ID. Harrington aged 90.
The early years of Col. Harrington
were passed IN Manchester, this being the
home OF bis parents. Completing bis pre-
psra;ory course at the Burr Seminary he
entered Yale College in l84l. On his
graduation four years later his parents
had become residents Of Bennington.
Having married daughter OF George
Lyman, Esq, of that town, be established
himself IN business at Columbus, Ohio {.
AS the President of the Board Of State
Charities he was the author of valuable
reports to the governor OF the state which
were published and wildly circulated. Re-
ceiying the appointment Of Superntend-
ent OF the Census Department at Wash.
ingion, he has since resided in that city
and has rendered valuable aid TO the gov
ernment. As a Christian man and author
he was highly esteemed both In Ohio and
Washington and ia much lamented. He
leaves widow and several children, his
Oldest son being a Congregational minis
ter IN this state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

10 al who are saiIsrihg from IA eETers
and iSidisofciioas 81 yosiss, nefvens Wesk.
sees. early dccaF. loss II manhood, &e,,
I wif sead 4 recipe thkt vii care You,
fgnS o. CHkEgH This Kreki reacdF
eas discovered By a missionary in sooih
Amsfics Scnd 5 sClt.sadfcssed envelope
b lbe Raw JosrgH r. lNNks. Safias b,
Hsbss House, Near lork Cifu. sSiF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

"A roe On "ehsap rias" Friday slight
Aslwesn Roscoe 6rpsH Asd Eke Wait.
MAJ. s4i7s setlled l.osece's part Of he
fus TIC fair damssl going free
Tx mssy ifissas Ct ". .. y. God
dstd vii - rlaa 10 lsssp thai "a las
given % going 10 Kansas add hAs psF-
ehSsed oas-bAn snttres, Ia tie grist mill
owaed b wm A shstluck, also lhe
undivided bali u shaliuek's village faEm
lacluding TIE large brick residence.
AmINgroS
I'VE aoliee Nj. q " Mihmore 4. IN
town agsln
a party 81 % went from her to
Rallsnd 10 bear ibe f,mous Gilmore baud
and pronounced the music Yery superior.
The hrn hefetofoge kaowp as A, s,
Adams & Sou. has dissolved partnership
The business viii be continued by O, Z.
Adams, lbe Junior member Of The frm,
The rite o. Baptism VAS administered
st ST. james church, Sunday, the 10th
inst to Mr.. David Buck ofwe,l Airing
ton, the rector, The Rev J Randall, oiH-
ciating
"A vety severe SNOW aorm ragged all
The fore part % 81 PalFicks Day, The
l7lh inst. Towards night ire elements
quieied down aud The evening was very
pleasant
Sugar makers are flying around now
10 al direction getting ready for the regu-
Jar spring work OF mskiug maple sugar
and syrup The pro.peci i good flr a
large qusaiity 10 be inside mi. year.
NORTH BENISGNroN
-Marris "a, at kiudetho \. g., Mar,
7lh, Alex Mc6eachey Of Olinto0, aud
Miss Gusslc Nichols OF North Benniug-
ton, After their wedding, Mr.. A. Nc
Geaebey aud bride returned to the house
of the brides father, where they were
received by their many friends with con
CALCULATIONS aud good wishes, On the
following morning they started on their
wedding journey with many good wishes.
We congratulate the young couple and
sincerely hope that their bark may al
ways glide as smoothly down The stream
OF life as now.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

A report recently made, at the New
York Dairy Fair, aud largely copied in
agricultural journals says: "The best
Batter Color exhibited, was Wells, Rich
ardsou a. Coz, Burlington. VT" War
ranted to give a rich, golden color with
no effect on the flavor or keeping quail
ties. Druggists keep Il.
Perfected Batter Color, made by Wells,
Richardson a. Co, Burlington, VI, il
preferred by such authorities In doing
work, 81 Jones & Faulkner, winners OF
the Slo0 first prize, aud II. 5. Houston,
kenosha, Wis. winner Of the $50 first
prize at The Dairy Fair. They use ii
regularly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

Dr. sAwENs Sa--I write you TO express my
thanks have suffered for the last eleven years
with a running sore that the doctors found im-
possible to heal noticed your ADVERT ement
Of DR SAwESs' NEW BLooD REMEDY 30 many
times thought wonld give it a trial, after
using Kenuedy's and several others / had not
the least faith that il would do me any good,
but like n drowning man caught at straw aud
was saved have only used four bottles and
am on my fl b., to make it a sure thing. The
sore has healed | am stronger, and have only
DR SAwENs' INV Blood REMEDY TO thank fer 1t
and that sf.er all doclors had failed.
Yours truly.
JANE 4. PRESCOTT,
Price ii,00, Every Bottle Warranted. For
sale by WAIT HARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

Have you seen II. W. Aul n Co. i FoLDrSa EAR
MUYFs2 They are certainly the most perfect IN.
yentiOn for the purpose ever invented. For
years inventors have been taxing their brains 20
invent something that would efiectually and
ga fely protect the ears aud neck from cold. at
the same time avoiding the danger from profuse
Precipitation, which tue all worsted wrappings
engendered This great desideratum has at last
been found by the invention of THE EDGAR MUFF
which is muf 80 arranged as to fit all persons,
no matter Of what age. The muifs are made OF
elk vaure, or the finest fur OF different kinds,
and lined with silk. The manufacturers are IL,
W. AuL Il Co., Bloomsbury, Pa. and a postal
card will bring you circulars fully describing
these meritorious articles also explaining how
they prevent sickness in many ways. The Com
pany want agents, either ladies' or gents, and ii
is one Of the best openings ever offered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

In these dave, when 20 many articles
Of utter worthlessness are being fQisted
upon The public, we feel II onr duty 10
give special attention 10 ibose Of real
merit On looking over our columns,
the reader will find sn advertisement OF
BrAN CARLTON x 60, manufacturers Of
the celebrated friction matches that beKr
lhelr name. This houss Was established
Ia A. ID 1885. Their goods are safe aud
reliAbh Try them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20

Apaerkon's poaT Mass Coagh Care, vii cure
FoaF coagh 10 less time than any Coagh Cars 10
ihs aaaftei, it eos&k oue aHAfiss ista thka kay
etGsr EIa agtry hS4tia : warranssd y give sat
issAetian e nonsr Threaded. Pres 81 esksa,
Fer sale b Wait Hard 1s-sms
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yAMAIcA

The contractors Of the Brauleboto
aud whitehall railroad promse 10 have
the road ready Tor trains through 10 Lon
dondetty by November LIST. They have
already contracted for engines aud cars
for the new road Gangs OF meu will
soon be at work al different places all
along be line.
"A rock weighing 5000 pounds was
thrown 40 rods from the railroad cut
nearest The village Oh Saturday, by Il
seam blast. Tli- cat will be completed
the present week aud the cut near the
bridge 10 Two or three weeks. Tie
bridge is nearly IL place, most Of the
timbers which were WISHED away by the
freshet being brought back from the
Connecticut, Into which they bad been
washed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-20
THE WESTMINSTER
Cooking, PaIIOI and Box Stoves

The scouomio a. Stove. nollos wsre, sfese PIPE,
pumps, aud lek0 pip7 al sises pstebt broiitfa.
mtca together xith large ssaarimf ~ ~ pireea
snd pressed 80 ware. taiisfs tes ktflltr. raii.
road miik zane, factory cans. &C. Ne ~ - vhieh
sih be sold a. los - tte lesest @atbtnR
promptly sut uestly Atondtd -
sAMIs q YaUNu
FACTORY Point, Sept flh ls77 laf