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The New York herald., 1879-11-16

An important suit. which has been pending for
some time against the Kansas Pacific Railway. was
called up yesterday in Supreme Court Special Term.
on behalf of Ephraim Williams. the plaintiff. who
desires o speedy trial. The question presented for
decision IL the title to some half million OF tho
capital stock of the railway company, which the
latter claims to have forfeited for the non-pay-
ment of assessments. The plaintiff contends for
various reasons that his stock not liable to as
sessment, or IL indeed IL liable then that
the company did not go to work In the legal way
enforce such liability. An interesting aspect of the
to be that If the Court shall sustain the
plaintiffs view something more than the enormous
amount Ave millions of stock holding like relation
to the company is ready to be presented for similar
Judgment Also 10 is alleged that since repudiating
this stock the company has issued other stock in its
place. that II the company is compelled to recog
nize the claim OF plaintiff and Others similarly stu-
aod then of capital will appear amounting
to more than one-half OF the companys present is
sue. Judge Van Brunt set the down trial the
first Monday of December next Mr.. Knox appeared
for plaintiff and Mr.. Burrill tor defendant.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

ALcHoRN-C CAvANAGII.-On Wednesday evening.
November II; 1872 at st; Lawrenee,s Church. New
city. No cards
1879. at Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. N Y. by the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. WILLIAM SUMNER BULLARD
and ELLA. daughter of Samuel E. Belcher Esq. all of
Brooklyn.
CURTIs-JoSEs.--On Thursday, November 49, 1879.
at the residence of the brides parents by the Rev.
DR.. Wild. CHARLES L. CURTIS to EMILY ", daughter
Of Thomas Jones. Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
FAIsoN-HAYpEN-New York. November IS. 1879,
at the residence Of the brides uncle, Samuel Nc
Comb. Esq by the Rev. DR.. Houghton. CATHERINE
E. FARsoN. formerly of Philadelphia. to WILLIAM r.
HAYDEN, of Chicago.
Philadelphia. Chicago and ST. Louis newspapers
please copy.
HAYDEN-Posr-N 10. residence of brides
parents. ut Passaic. N. j.. by Rev. John CASTOR.
CHARLES o. HAYDEN to RACHAEL. eldest daughter OF
Cornelius Post.
Howard -RABIrrE.-On Thursday November 1s.
1879 at the residence of the brides mother. Brook
lyn by the Rev. NJ. J. Moran. HENRY E. HOWARD to
FANNIE NJ, second daughter OF the late Charles l..
Rabtte all of Brooklyn. No cards.
KUHS-HussEY. Thursday. November 13. 1879.
at the Church OF the Sacred Heart. Brooklyn by the
Rev. Fathers McCollum. Nash and McGivern. GEoRGE
r. KUHN. M. D.. OF Brooklyn. to MARY f.. eldest
daughter OF Charles Hussey. Esq. of New York.
Acknowledgement November g. 1879. LOUIS
York.
MoReAN-MILIs.-In Brooklyn. on November 13.
by the Rev. Wayland Hoyt. ID. d., WILLIAM +. NOR
GAM to MARY L. MILLS. daughter of the late Charles
II. Mills, all of Brooklyn.
RICHARDs-BRIsBANE.-I this city, Tuesday.
November H. 1879. by the Rev. Robert Collyer. WILL
lam q. RICHARDS. of Holyoke. Mass. to FLORA NJ,
only daughter of Albert and Lodoiska Brisbane.
No cards.
Buffalo papers please copy.
ScHwALENBEnG- Wednesday. No
vember H. ut the residence of the brides parents.
by the Rev. A. G.. Wedekind WILLIAM H. ScHwALEN-
RERG. Of Long Island City to CARRIE j. STEPHENS, Of
New York city No cards.
ScHIEB-RoBINsoN.-On Thursday. November Is.
at the residence Of the brides mother. Hoboken,
n. j. by the Rev. G. G. Houghton. JEAN f. scHIEB to
FRANCES Ii. ROBINSON daughter OF the late John +.
Robinson No cards.
WALLAcE-PARsoNs-At Oyster Bay, L. l.. by the
Rev. George L. Van De Water on Wednesday, Novem-
Der ~. WILLIAM S. WALLACE to M. A. PARSONS. both
of this city. No cards.
WERNEKEN-McCAFFREY.-O Wednesday, Novem-
Der II. at the Church OF st. Charles Borromeo, by
Rev. DR.. Freel FRANK W. WKRNEKEN to KATIE A. Nc
CAFFREY. both of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
VACANT POLICE JUsTICEsHIPs.

Mayor Cooper is overwhelmed with applications
from friends Of candidates for the two police JUS
ticeship vacancies. While the present deadlock
exists between the majority of the Board OF Alder
men and the Mayor It will be impossible to have
any nominees confirmed good deal of wire
pulling, however. is In progress to again bring
about u combination between tho anti-Tammany
and republican members of the Board. Until such
deal il accomplished no chance exists for the reap
pointmant of Justice Henry Murray. The names OF
Mr. Charles H. Truax and.Mr George B. Deane. Jr.,
are now pending before the Board for consideration
but IL s on slate to reject both. The claims OF
Mr. William H. Knitting are pressed before the Mayor
by ex-Judgc sutherland. William A. Beach. ex-Judge
Fullerton, Judges Barrett. Brady, Gdersleeve and
ttars
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
THE MULLER ESTATE.

The report Of the referee. Mr.. Amasa A. Rcdfeld.
on the charges made against Philip II. weldersum.
the guardian Of the infant heir to tho Muller estate
was yesterday aled in the Surroeate's Office. The
examination was bascd upon petition recently
nled, in which various accusations were made
against the guardian by Louis G.. Muller
Court the guardian alleged that M Louis was
under fourteen years OF aye he had no standing In
court aud could not select his own guardian. These
issues, with the other charges, referred Mr..
Redneld. and in his report he fnds that ''as IL IL
shown that Louis was fourteen years of age at the
time of the Ming of the petition by overw helming
proofs he has the right of choice" motion has
been mndc to remove Mr.. Wiedersum on this report,
and the matter will be argued next Thursday. Mr..
Charles Strauss appeared for the infant heir and
MIR. J. W. Hawes for the guardian.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
KIDDLE ON SPIRITUALISM.

Mr.. Henry Kiddle iectured last night in Everett
Hall. Brooklyn. to the spiritualistic Conference.
His audience was large one. and fully two-thirds
of those pre- sent ladies. The subject chosen by
Mr. Kiddle was 1.-THE Religious Teachings of Spirit
ualism." and in treating the theme the speaker
sailed the influence of what he termed "priestcraft"
over the people Mr. Kiddle read his lecture. which
had evidently been very carefully prepared He ap-
peared to be in good spirits. and spoke calmly and
without apparent effort He listened to with
marked attention throughout and when he con-
cluded was heartily applauded.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
WAS THE SIGNATURE FORGED? /?

Among the mass OF contested willis before the
Surrogate is that of Gertrude b. Callaghan. When
Mrs. Callaghan died. by an alleged will she left her
entire estate worth nearly $780, 0Oo to her husband
Patrick Callaghan. Jesse Peck half brother of the
dccedent, now contests the will on the ground that
the signature to the will Is o forgery. The matter
came before the Surrogate yesterday. Several wit
nesses were examined relative to the reputation
vcracity of of the subscribing witnesses. Their
testimony, however. was unimportant, and the
further hearing was adjourned until December
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
JUDGE BRADY ON HEALTH.

'May good digestion wait on appetite and health
on BOTH" Such will be the motto of Judge Brady's
lecture in aid OF st. Francis Hospital tomorrow
night. His audience, IL IL included every man
man and child in New York who suffers the pains OF
indigestion, would hll hundred times over the
spacious nall Of the Cooper Institute. But the
learned lecturer will be satisfied II 2.0U0 people do
posit their mite at the ticket Office.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Secretary Sherman sent despatch yesterday to
Mr.. silas b. butcher Appraiser of the PORT to sus-
pend from duty Mr. A. Gilbert. Assistant Appraiser
of the Second division. This action is said to have
been taken by the department account of the ir-
reguiarites found In connection with the case of
Mr.. Snyder, former examiner in that division
Collector Merritt returned yesterday from WASHING
ton and it is presumed, that tho department acted
in this matter at his instance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

A letter from JeH DsvB 70 DE editor
Of hssslsslppl psper regarding his can.
aiaseY Scr Uuised states senator i rse-
ished rromlnsns nisslsaFplaBs Say
tbis letter sets - rest forever the sagrss.
ten that Davis wiu tgain represent Bis
state ia either hraueh 81 Congress,
Davis letter says ibe vital issue before
he oosnlfy Il The contest between State
rights and consolidation
How hsyr she eolofed refugees from
lbs South oompousd themselves bow
have they Jared Ia ibe kspsas CAnaAn +.
The whole eoua,ry "a interested 10 this
question. both - matter ~ pubiic policy
aud hamauity Governor 81 John, II
Kansas, IN recent letter, says that The
black smigfaats 10 ihat state have not
suffered ior want Of bfesd that they
have 40, loAfed about the towns and
cities lhat they have worked well At
farming, that 81 he SIX o. seven lhouf-
asd who hsve come 20 ksutss, Dot more
thsu feye0ty-6ve are to-day receiving aid
from chsriisble sources Governor 81.
John sdds that The negroes arc sober aud
industrious, and, wherever they have a
fair chsnce, not only take care Of them
selves, but pot by money TO secure
home he has yet TO hear Of The first
pruukeu refugee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

TIE f9lioWlag IL Iisi 81 psssna lsrutd
u vsrnosssrs Soc ne week ssding ssp'.
@. " Bradley, sandsrisBd, mnkinE
woo4tn boxes ftslssae1)s y g. Batter
Bellows Fails, ehurs
Al txisasion Is being bali en- DC
BsBulsrios wooden mills for TOE purpose
Of pu,tiug b. an snginc snd increased
power 20 shsl there msY hereafter BE-
no aoprsges esased b. iow water or the
sddiiion q extra maebiBery.
Jehu Aver a Branaon bss been award.
Cd Graf pfiss Of so for best yield O
Wheat per acre, Emery Faler The second
prIn u So, lnd J A. knowltoa lbe
third u 80. TIE yield per acre stood
Aver 60 ~ bushels. Fuller a, and
Knowllon =.
on The niae liquor Establishments RAID
"a apou recently 81 ST. Johnsbury, The
pfopdciofs q seven we're Hned from $40
10 $50 each TIE scent Of Cheney a.
Coz express WAS aoed 500 add costs for
Transporting liquor he appealed 10 the
county court 10 be held in December,
v ben Toe express company will contest
the matter Walker, toe proprietor Of
the ST. J9bnsbury House, will aiso make
light
Prot Perkins OF the Unlyersly Of Yer
mont. has IN bis conservatory aspeeimen
VI he Desmodlum Gyrans, Pery rare
plant, brought from Bengal, which hss
the remarkable power Of voluntary
motion OF its leaves. The motion IL not,
like that OF the sensitive plant, induced
by pressure or touching from without,
but IL spontaneous.
A curious petriisctioH Of human body
Is repored from Albany. Tbs remains
OF woman buried - years ago, and re-
Gently dislnterred for removal, were
found to be petrided FROM the knees to
the neck, white as marble and OF the con-
sistenoy OF chalk, while OF the other por.
tIpns nothing but dry bones Iemaiped.
The grave clothes had entirely disappear
eel
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srAre xsw..

Jamaica town iair sept. Goth
Mr. Nathaniel Eaton OF DauviIle cele-
braI,. her l0o,h biribday la lew days.
stver.i deaths from diphlheria have
occurred IL Addison aud more ca.es have
appeared.
Hsy il seiliaS Tor eight dollars per ton
10 the vicinity Of Yefgenne., aud not
plenty Al that price.
viii Brgor, d MiddleJnry, willie re.
sisliug deputy sheriff Cobb, wss thrown
down sud liad ieg broken
Harvey J Warrington, u Bradford,
was committed THU sday to serve POS
days al The House Of Correction for sell
log liqaot.
At hsli.pssl ten Friday pighlthe Spring
Hotel At Newb bury wAs burnsd. IL vas
illed with CITY bOArdefs II the time Of
TIE Gre.
A ilse.ysars-oid soa 81 J " y. wGAh.
bura, oi Montpelier. was drowned 10 lbs
Worcester bfsneh q the wiaooski O1
Mobday evening
Austin d fehard. ancie % Presidsnl
hayes, an old Rsd bonorsd iei,iEen o
WiBdham coaniy, died Al Fayette wiki
J Moaday aged Sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. Ii has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases of Throat
ana Lungs, ii is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, it is pleasant TO take and per-
fectly harmless TO the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without il.
You eau use two thirds of a bottle and II
what we say is nottrue we will refund
the price paid Price 10 cts. so cts. and
81 90 per bottle. your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait & Hard, Manches.
Ter and Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you ConstI.
pated, have you Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, il so don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VITALZER.
1t il guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when Won eau be
cured on such terms as theseg Price 10
cts. aud rs cts. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
Welps Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK is rich aud fragrant. Try IL.
Sold by Wait Il Hard,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

Among TIE most remarkable produe.
lions OF this age and country is Hairs
Hair Remover. Its success Is nnparal.
leled II is sought after by rich and
poor, high and low, young aud old. In
habitsuis OF foreign landslide people OF
Australia, OF Europe, and Of South
America ind means TO get Il Al whatever
cost, II Is because Il works like magic.
II restores The hair TO It's youthful color
and beauty, aud robs approaching age OF
one OF its disagreesble accomplishments.
II you are getting bald, try II. Try II II
you are getting gray, or II you have any
disease Of the scalp. Try Il II you wish a
good hair dressing. II will not dissp.
point you. Munich (EHd) News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
A Medical Mistake Corrected.

Tie Old idea tba. dangerous pulmonary
Diseases could not be cured by medicine
has been forever sienced by the operation
OF DR., N. G.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
In the most discouraging cases of chronic
cough. The Elixir triumphs when all
other medicines fail, srresting in a few
day. the most violent cold or cough, re.
lievng difficulty of breathing, and fully
restoring the feeble aud emaciated suffer.
err, 3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscreIions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
| will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self.sddressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNSIAN, Station d,
NeC York City. S5ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
Wv nleeA wIli r.II,

and az Spring haA come, va need to take somc
kind u blood nedlcipe Nos II yonr skin IL
yellow, pimples come ont on your face aud back.
eyes dull, feel bliou., take or two bottles Of
DR sAwES's Nav ELooD AEgEbr, aud you will
be surprised Al the change. You will fesb up,
cheeks will become red. eyes bright, what you
eat will taste right, Ia fact you and all others
should take q Blood Remedy In the spring. Ask
for DR. sAwESs NEw BLooD HEhEDr, AZ We know
II lie reliable aud will do As we SAY or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAIT HARD. Price 81
per bottle 45
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics Of France, or beautiiers
of the world, while in poor health,
strength. buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial Is certain proof.
See another column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
FARM FOR SALE.

offer my farm for sale, sltusted 10 the town
OF wnbail, sir miles from Manchester Railroad
Station. sAid farm consists OF 66 acres good
sugar orchsTd. plenty Of fruit and will keep 6
cows aud team. Price $40. Alec timber
lot Of GO Gcres. about miles from Manchester
station, ~ the Eooiyille road. For sale cheap.
Address,
d. W. TAFT.
winball, W, Nay 18th. 1872. 52f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

KEEP 1T on HAND. No Farmer or
Tesmster should be without HENRY Il
IJoHSsoS's ARYTcA AND Or LISMENT.
II is Invaluable in cases OF hurts either on
man or beast.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
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ftoTEL ARRIVALS
Tas.afs ttat,l

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a o ysll, byte PARK, \
Nrs u d Vail,
q a Vail
ksss n y Val.
Kitty A. fieid DoTwsf
p Osborne, kpaBuer, n. v
4 Gardner. Willismstase. hsss,
Joseph bnfisau
Alss NaBehsstef, Ses 10 h
Hb Kent. Darset
VI g Conn sffuri, Sfw York EK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18


UnlVFrtis. gives pQiios hat be VII a..
ni feef 81 charge far room reui And
ia.l1u. aas 81 re8aoed fstes board -upos
. asssiaisas e hs sssiisd ~ iossef-iwe
YeaFE tath fram every eouatY 10 Yer
mssi SID Youag mfn musi aoi Be YEAS
thtp are fest fsar incasf TAI tnd over i
wears q AZ. Kbd q gooa lhsrastsr Aai
hahis ns = ssabled y usks AZ cGer
,arough &c gszerosliY q iesmsr grad.
aae. wAa vii meeg TIE expenses.
-Tbg Difetioe Of car Agricalssral
riy btft made artss macy lmprove'
msnt Il tts ialf r5puads Besides Put
t.eg tic rssd 30 lbs gfoaea, and the rot.
aag course 10 Cess rAte condition they
htrr erected two permanent build.
Iass, one fst iht hdifs exhibis, tie
oiaff fot machinery, &e. Which build.
laEs afe sfge eaoggb 70 accommodate al
fllt auicses 30 these classes thai vii be
akeiy To De cntfred. They have Also
erected ihInY.two pens for stock snd
provided rails sal huehing posts for
many nafe theses hsve sls0 been en-
lafEed sud arrangements m&de 20 accom-.
meds,e ~ Ou nAT o0me, From has NC
eau learn We iAiak there vii "a large
slteutaast sud god display IL 80 he
department..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
PETITION TO SELL REAL Es-


STATE o. ygRaoST. District o. Manchester. "a.
ard fJT said district, on the let day q sep.
A. D.. 1873.
Presest Hon. Ranuey Howard. Judge.
Your Petitioner, r. i. Walker. Admiais.
traitor 81 Alexander CoTbst, late ~ Peru ia
said district. deceased. respectfully represents
that:
The amount Of debts dee from
said deeeRsed aud tAtss $40 %
The eh1rgos ~ ADMINISTRATION
estimated fuherai expenses 50 o.
The vaius u personal estate go 70
Balance Il debtz ehSrgeabie 90
real estate u sSid deceased ts8 60
To r1lss which cum, be prays sald Court TO
grknt him accuse ~ ssli much u the real
tate ~ deceased, ss IL Necessary for the pkymsnt
Of SAID asbts GBa charges of administration, and
A portion eAbn0i he soid with0ut isiury 10 theas
Interested Ia the remainder
Whersup0n ii wMs ordered thai hearing au
sald app.isatinu be held 1t Pfobais Court u bs
holdeu Il the Probate Oesas in Manchester n
said dlsgsiei oH he SOFA day 0f sept. 4 =,
lsT9 ana that n0tlcs u Esia appleAfi0u The IA.
tats gui Fta sons shtrsgs sad The tlaas aud place
u bearing thsresa Be slssa h. ~ psrsoEs frssf.
I tslsd 81 bgbAshanE esra1ed e0pT q the record
i 81 sAl4 order three weeks saecss sitrly il Tie
+ Manchester 8pazHAL. = nswspNpsF printed ~
said Manchester, pfergaa e sad ilale u lear.
isg.
A trss Eeesfa,
Attest. kAxREY HOWARD. Jsags.
A lras CopY " hee0Fa,
/ icss Atsssa. RAAAEY HOWARD, Tuags.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

singers and Public Speakers should use
Downs ELIXIR, as II removes hoarseness
and increases the power OF the voice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

II you desire rosy cheeks and fair
complexion, purify The blood by the use
of BAxTER's MANDRAKE BIrrERs. l6lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON.
-Qnite number Of city boarders that
were at the Arlington House have re.
turned % their homes.
Mr. Euos Garfield has recently pur.
cbssed Of Il, +. IInrd, Esq, The farm tor
merry owned by the Hon llsrmun
Garfield.
We learn Mr.. Enos Cautield has taken
the contract to furnish Two thousand tele.
graph poles for the new telegraph line
that ia soon TO go through here.
MIR. q. Is Holden has the largest
yield Of potatoes OF any one heard OF 10
this vicinity. He dug last week from SO
rods OF ground, 1876 bushels OF good, large
potatoes. Who eau beat III
The rite of confirmation w.. admin.
istered TO y large number Of adults at the
Catholic church on Monday morning, the
10TH inst, the RI. Rev Catholic Bishop
officiating. The Bsbnp was accompanied
by several priests, all OF whom returned
by the 10 a. N. train.
-Mr. George Hale presented US thi.
morning with some OF HE dnest peaches,
OF his own raising, We ever tasted. Mr..
Hale has four bushels OF these peaches
from three trees, which we think Is a
good yield, 10 fact we never saw such
peaches grown 10 this part OF the country
before.
The exhibition of glass.working
spinning and blowing, last week at Town
Hall, was both interesting and instruct
i've. The price II admission was very
small considering that each one 10 attend.
suce stood chance OF getting nice
present. The experiments were truly
wonderful. Al who attended were well
paid and hope that wherever Mr. Owen
goes be viii have lull houses.
The Rev. Fathers Colt and Whistle,
missionary priests from Boston, Mass. +,
were IN town last week and held series
OF meetings AT The Catholic church, which
were very generally attended, Some very
fiue singing aud playing was heard from
Miss Walsh aud her brother. Both men
were able men aud preached some very
Able sermons. They left here for East
Dorset the after part OF the week
BERLIN, NY.
The graded school opened the IS h
With e. w. Geel as Principal, and Geo.
stillmsn 80 assistant.
Superintendent X. &. Root, OF the
II. +. X. r., will run an excursion train
from Chatham TO Bennington, the 20th,
at haif fare es,toibe Forepaugh Circus
and Meuagerie.
We arc reliably Informed that Henry
Cranston, OF South Berlin, /. making
more money this season than any Two
farmers III town. Mr.. Cranston Is send.
log hi. milk 10 New York, the receipts Of
which ere about 9l0 per day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

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