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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23

At the meeting OF the Executive Com
mittss Of the Republican State Central
Committee, held at Virginia City day
before yesterday. IL was agreed that the
meetings OF the Executive Committee
should be held every Saturday hereafter
at l:3o p. NJ. during the rest Of the
present campaign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
Tho Bkagit Gold Mines.

srATrLr. September 22.-Reosnt re-
ports from the 70 called Skagit gold
fields are Of the most encouraging char
sctsr. and, II true. s~minsntly calculated
to rsinaugurats the mining excitement
OF last Spring. consequent upon the frst
announcement OF the discovery Of gold
In that section. II 10 stated upon what
appears to be excellent authority that
several claims. recently opened TO the
bedrock. are producing from $25 to $50
per day to the man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23

The excitement about the miraculous
cures at Knock, In Ireland. increases,
and more than Q dozen persons have al
ready sworn to the a%pparihons at the
chapel on the 21st Of August last. which
have brought such fame and Importance
to this little ornsr Of Connsught.
Cures are related Of all kinds and de-
grees, and wrought on patients In every
station in life. The daily scene inside
the chapel 10 described a one Of tho
widest sxoitemsnt. Men and boys are
to be seen propped on the shoulders Of
their fellows d~staching with knives small
particles OF cement from the chapel wall,
while hats are held out from below TO
receive the finest fragments a. they fall.
Now and then the buzz and humble Of
prayer 10 interrupted by the cry. "A
miraclsl' "Anothsr miraclsf' and the
congregation gather round some fortu-
nate cripple who has kicked away his
crutches, or some blind man who 10
shouting at the top Of his voice. my
sight 10 coming back to mel" People
who have found tho waters OF Lourdes
Of no avail are going away daily blessing
the hsslth-giving properties Of the CO.
ment torn from the chapel OF Knock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23

In another column is given q graphic
account Of the birth and other circum.
stances Of the new Spanish baby. or in
fauta. 1t was q ~lopg.sIpectsd and sI-
citing event and created considerable
courtly excitement. discussion and COM
msnt. Carrnmba 10 the Spanish for
''ksnoy' and earrajo means 'oh pshawF'
Read IL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23

Repsbiicanism nsdns ca government Of
The people. BY the people. for tie people"
Democratic party rsis means a g~0sSr~"e"t
Of Gs people BY the aristoeray. for the
aristoeraey. and not for tie people or tie
nation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23

Eli Perkins says that Agnes jerks
Abs, and Agnes says that Ell isa liar:
Who says that these persons can't tell
the TRUTH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
Killed By Giant Powder.

FoaEsr HILL. September 22.-M. N.
Schwsitzsr was killed by the premature
explosion Of . giant powder cartridge.
which be was holding In his hand whils
firing . salute In honor OF the arrival oil
Hon. d. F. Page In town today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
OF NEW YORK.

"h my opisioa ii. best interests Of tie
sAols country. North and Sosth. demand the
..ees.s Of the ticket headed BY Ga.fsld and
Artlur."-U. 8. GRANT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
An 0mlnous Sign.
Nevada (Cai.) Transcript.

Nevada (Cdi.) Transcript.
In passing the door Of . Broad street
saloon yesterday Hon. Niles Searls oh.
served halt . dozen Republican office
seekers and voters ut the bar engaged In
drinking cocktails and damning the
Democracy.
eve Democrats are going to DO
whipped ont Of sight this fall. remarked
Mr.. Ssarls to his companion In an en-
phatic tone.
"whst makes you think 30 ?" asked
the other.
"By Golden, / don't think II, but I
know H." said the follower OF Hancock,
''for when you sec those Republicans
beginning to ding whisky and swear
just like Democrats, IT'S Q good time to
take bets that we're going to be defeated
BY Q big majority ct the next election"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS

TAXes FOR TIE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
l Nay LIST. 1881, for the Town Of Gold Hill
are due tomorrow (Ssptembsr lstl and parable
TO me ct my Once, In rear Of yellow jacket
Engine HOUSE, Main street. Gold Hill, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. y. and q O'Clock ?. 4
The laws and ordinances in regard to the col:
lection OF same will be strictly enforced. An
taxes not paid bsfors will become dsnnqusnt
on the 9th Of October. 1880. 80
Marshal. and ex-ofacto TAI Collector.
Gold Hill. August q, 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
GEORGE HENNINC

pHsPEcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
~ Q candidate for The once OF Assessor OF
Storey county. subject to the decision Of the
Storey County Republican Convention. SCI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
A CARD OF THANKS.

no THE PEOPLE OF GOLD HILL AND
l vicinity. and especially TO my friends:
Herewith tender my heartfelt thanks TO you
for your Kindness to me while among you. In
bidding you farewell. and wishing you all
ood's Messing for your prosperity. I will only
add. though far away on Csliforpias shore. I
shall remember my Gold Hi f1ends with .
any Of you ever wander my way 10 certainly
will give me pleasure TO accord TO you the
friendly reception you rightly deserve.
A. OAHRN,
Hills Fern. stanisiaus county, California. iata
Of Gold Hill.
September n. 1880. n 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
WILLIAM Me,

nRRsENT INCUMBENT. RESPECTFULLY
announces himself . candidate for the
ofice oGAssessor Of storey county, subject 70
the decislon Of the Republican County C.nven-
ton. SIS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
6oRN.
DIED.

In Virginia. September "a, william Pursey. .
native Of England, aged II years.
In Austin, september 10, Amelia A., wife Of
". A. Hall. . native Of Maine. aged u ysars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
C.. W.. LlkINS

DHsPRcrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL acsndida,e for the Office OF County CoIn.
missioner taold HID. subject 10 the decision
Of the Storey County Republican Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
r. B. sroRER

DEsPRcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HiMsrLP
III candidate for the once OF Treasurer OF
btorey county. subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
J. E. MCDONALD

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
~ . candidate for the once OF Clerk Of storey
county, subject to the decision OF ths Storey
County Republican Convention. sea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
STEPHEN WILKINI

ID EspEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
III scandidsts for Auditor OF Storey County.
subject to the decision OF the storey County
Republican Co1venuon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-23
FOR SHERIFF.
FOR SHERIFF.
w. J. HANKS

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HlMsRLF
II Q candidate for the ONCE Of Sheriff OF
storey county, subject 10 the decision OF the
Storey County Republican Convention. IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

Z ys, be aasros alsnd n lp stmAis a. .
+ grEs,s eases. 70 ierma q ogaNsity
ia 81 81 -. eat tss lmesfi1 Ccs
ressieu mests - h1asieais Ain ~ !
ls.Is SD pst hm 70 lhs rcA8 e en
pare tst be mast = EuAy u dwsii &C..
lsf ~ svisofity y sn smpsfor neaa.
uAHe
i Is 81 hin Amsrcaas are asEsa IA
tais' Are these AAsfiesus auv iosRefi
EeaH with the thFes crowns: daun
sra Tee f0ysi bedsssad dgwn with
ihe prospective Snpfe
sseA la.k a. tea q perfectly ssale.
less Al the ssa q GrARas sec0hd
terra he hAa he best opportsnhy ihs
eoast'y hes ever saardsd ior maEiss
himssli euperef bad be any saeh anti.
Toe TIE resst sf The election was
'gra log tine iu dealt Congress
wss ~ evenly divided that there was
really deadlock Ia lie deliberations
TIE las rsFalaiipg the electoral oouBt
has GOT bess perfectly defined and
there vas imminent dagger VI serious
uoebls 10 seitlisg The qsesfios. What
- opporenity for 80 smbiiiouE man 10
Gee Grants posilioa 10 declare that
neither candidate vas elected and thai
he 81 suld bold over Bal supposing
a wv-k, sscilisllng man bad bses pres
idvsI AZ ihs Tine ltis hardly proba.
t,ls that th- Difficulties would have
Reached peaceful solution Gen
8rsut simply .Aid that he should torn
over The government 81 The expiration
q b.. tenn 10 Tho nan who should
legally be declared biz successor. Not
9uly congress but the people believed
shat be said There was 10 be no
FselLAtiug course. Congress must
agree upon some method OF dotsrmin-
ing the result Of the election and the
mao who should thus be declared
elected should be put ia peaceable
possession Of the Office. There was
neither . weak nor an over ambitious
man at tbs head Of affairs aud il 10
chiefly owing to this fact that difficulty
was surmounted.
There is . feeling 10 the country that
Gran. 10 good man 10 an emergency
and II there 10 strong feeling that tho
country is in danger from any source
Il is quite natural that the people
should look to Grant for help, 1t is
only 10 this light that Gen. Grant is
strong candidate for third term He
has been tried and not found wanting
in the hour Of danger. If there is no
danger smother may do as well or even
better.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

teesr ows tAsass dsvelspiag IL baraosy
I'd - Asd skfoskh tscm lhs sane
fssAssaos y sxisadta ta olksfs Socasly
- lafgs receives. Altbsagh perhaps.
eeesnscs0nsly pes usatal aud neral
iuPsiss IL tie lie lhat circslA.es
throsEh al iss veins Is aiaElsd large
element ct panty larger thougb Il be
a0Emeatsd osly ~ tie elevated taste
q ons Individual Mid lsis plsialy.
therefore. he dasy Il all to cultivate
As iaf ~ possible shis lscuiiy oi mind.
no1 ohly tbal BY The refinement 81 our
eva taste ws may Be stled for higher
esloynsas Of the many beautiful. won.
derfai lhings with which God has SLED
or wefld bet also that We may thus
be enabled % aid il uplifting those Of
oar lellow beiaEs who are Hyinglmsrs
animal lives ihto higher aud happier
plane Of existence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

See Yigefoy I India. apcer date ~
me .1h. saauauced that kilograms
5fata Zee. h,leits report the dsiral
suI dispersion a ths sbemy around
lutvi. The lgi iDsi before the arrival
gfiirsersl uoagh A dispatch irpm
lea. kobtfts, dated Cabui, 24th. is as
igiloss Oar saceess yesterday WAS
eomplsts The sDemys loss was 40
ses. nut losse. wefe Eve killed, To-
ing Capt. Dasdss and Lieut.. M
Ut the sagiaeers. by premature
ion ~hen blowing up the towers
seighboribg village, and SS
ousded the majorily Of whom are
doing sell
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

Tnskvs waa &sal eaA ths sveaa4 q - $50
asss Is lss esa faeA5aa. 80 ra4sg ssli - ~.
sies.s " fsss ftesg. Fr,m &sssAfY e hsa@A
80 = rs EnfhsA laAkuAss. eet FFsetss g. N
Fee{sss
a. sssssp.psr THs 81, b. ,sss. IS s.islns
Al tia &Fus g tAs ~ssl4 - asset3F Aaa psaasst.
inr . j. Aa aasi tnisli.s hts shsg.s-iks shaps
4 ths AZ sAh lbs lassl nfer4siusifss . paeH
- - ume gaa tfNstt.t iatsfesi T. sac
gfsaisst pEHsltf thsl . - - psutrstsBk ~
sAaif mAts.eH. u IS Aas eiFt sistian ssrf
mach larger tean ihkt y tny e5hsr AHnr4uAn
Hssnpaptf, ana sEgeYt a. isranas ubiaA u 10 Al
- uass Pfspsr - g Pend alsiaily ~ So lea.
81 ~ 10 readers People 81 ~ ccnaiisgns n
life Ana al wsyt Il lhiakang buF ace red Tus
sFH Rna thsF 81 derife sAAsfagisu u sons
toft fsoaa IL eolamnss, tor thsY tssp o. bnyink
Eud resAiRK a.
ls its aaamanis On mon and tsslfa. TH1kpS
helisFas 'hsi he only guifs y Foiity shealA ~
anauaoo ssats. insptutd ~ fsEnins American
Er4ariFiss And backed - hsEssty 81 pHrpsss
fot this ~ aaan Is "a. Gad 80 tohuEus b ~ At.
sasatsiy inasptndeni y naFty. elias, rhqas o..
u wtl eouanes 70 praise shat 10 reoa tnd Re.
PfptAls What 10 sEil. tAklnK care that iis inas
gaAks Y he poini snG plain, keyund The poe
sibiAiy ~ being EaisundsTstood its inaut need
~ netists ihAa DO not appear Ga TIE sarfaos. IL
hAs 10 opinions - sell, aAtc these vhieb nks
b had y any purchaser for ,uo oeus, IL hstss
ialaslies AID FAsosAsy sVsR msfs than ID Aaiss
uneeesssary ~ords. II ShknTt. ifands pites
foais ara eplores nneoupeops u every speoies
u all epsiipas throughout the }sat isS0 ~
ehAstist the hrss-rlass iss,ruet the sseand. and
dlsooaniehAhea The third. Al Aeaest mtn stu
honest oonNctions, whsthet sosBa oT mistakes.
are - friends Aud THE hUs makes 20 bones
81 telhaE the uaih 10 its trends and abau, its
Hiands Nhtneysf ecoaslgsn Aiisss for PLATA spaak
ing
1htat are the principles upeR xktrh THs Sos
wl.i BE- conducted darpg tLs var W sapis
Tie year lsho Sili te - In vAisL n q pa ltiotis
AEa' rie.n en- -fard - ela.s hi, eyes 10 pa ale
M punAMn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

lie cess ofa isastai railroad aoci.
eat tomss ~ ~ from Seolahd Toe
x setoss a.. river TAy was either
o-n dowa " lhs wiad % bfutss
"a by she wssEAt Of the usiu ~hirh
= ys~cie tassa IL 70 the river AID
rrfy s8sl 90 board us lost Toe
apt,ss 10 sappossd 70 te nsarly Oas
lsa Area Ths ~lssle fridge 10 nearly
- miiss long and wAs Supposed 20 be
: utaaph ~ eusihserieg sEill Only
sha spAa " u ltoks dqva.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

The most wonderful aud muvelous
success, 10 cases where persons ere
sick OF wAatiae away from a cohditioa
Of niserAbleness. that no one kBowe
What ais thsm. lpfo6LAble palienis ior
doctors. ls obtaiasd ID The sse Of HOP
Bllters. They begin to care the graf
desc and keep il Up ustil psrieet beat
and slfeagth is restored. Whoever l.
Affected in this way need not suffer.
whez tAsy can get Hop Bitters. see
other column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

The Bfootlyn Eagles special states
i RvArss reques,ed Grant TO stay
one day IN WAshiagtOa aud give
gove' pment Information about the
taiates, missions. and the conduct
~ the gesessl diplomatic service
toad, especially In The last. He &C.
dinghy spent the morning with
warts and displayed a wonderful 90.
aaotsnee with the subject. and prob.
.u'y gave better Information and more
ssloabis suggestions than any special
examining agant sent Out ~ great ex.
pense would have done Evafts IL
greatly pleased. and will follow up his
pumplnE process At every opportunity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

Tho Maine difhculty Is assuming
sonnet what alarming proportions. The
Republicans are holding indignation
~ log. 10 AL The towns aud the feel
l9 on their part 10 very bitter The
8crAle men ou both sides advise
pc .oesble action but 10 the present
state q feeling collision and perhaps
biaa1rbed may be brought on at any
lme EI-Senstor Morrill, wrote the
yernor long letter advising the
raiters in dispute be submitted TO the
supreme court 10 be decided according
The laws OF the state The Govern.
y seemed TO spprote Of the plan and
asked Mr. Mortill what points be
wished 10 be considered. Mfr Morrill,
ropiss b, asminE the eases which IN.
ates pretty much al about which
,1afs seems to be any question. This
seems TO be . lair way in which to set.
iia tho matter and hamerens petitions
r9R II parties hare been cent to the
tiovrmer argiag him TO accept the
propositions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01
THURSDAY. JAS 4 1850

hs ts1iws eosass sesaaa fafmea q
lteat so iks utss have cot bse1 able
6 sosowpliss tbsif effect aua wAf
9Th lhsi usbs i extremely probable
h,si oprsy hss dous be bee. % =
3, .isA = pssosisi Jesse BY esssisg
e. lsa4ass wbo Esfdsisa the people
s. its sgsaey u ~ sirss ~ - utsi
ae be. act suee~dsd Aas ths
suess sfs be ell fAi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

aasars u = impuaashls ~ saasesFsAs - IN
FsfsAses = IS f44aiaal sss9As saieA i kas s
sasss Nf he raoAsni y - reaeeNae Va haAee -
- part g ever FatlEea ~hs asssents ps~Nsrvp
- uqtefunsai tssi M feun3sFs gave ~ Ths
dictates tne tcts ~ uesgress tas stlaranoss =,
ths FFsss Us stitlaS eaatssss az ~ Ksputlsss )
as Assaaessasse VsFt4ss. $50 M@aFay s4@ai 70
sifsnstA tArpnE hqst he seanirf lie ssf,lae
am Z Fattis seattuseat. ~ 81 bsAf dgsetlg
40 seesuvsly sFes ne tssass -ieurtk.. Iarss,-
aesu& fieeiies, - - Asl4 "a N0tsmhst Pear
yeAr' ~ nsti heyeSnhsf, tAs al - shs nau1n.
- stFfsasea - ass Pefs. ~As tAvartsa - as
aeeU4BsAla Conspiracy. tas pf@npotsrs aad Asn
eansAfiss q shifA AIR baiA ne aAess thsf
stess Va ne crime - isit Re rsTassa = isas
~ ras' yss.i' y FssF, oPsasd $50 ssrruPs
stsavAaaht ass iasaieHt Aamtuisgnaian lns
IsRatsd q hsshEnNas lisa SIS aia sans
thing taNatd sisied "a he kAns asa hfsAkinE
10 pewrf TIE satss HsAA are uaw infriKHfax ID
rpsinFs thsif isaass kna ~ nselfes - elaess
ifon shlst ihsl ssrs an.'s b 80 lsdig hatleA
~ Ne people wei tRsy suseesat TIE ssaains
gssf al brinH tAs ans~tt - thess aamsntaus
qaesaans fMHNrs wtl - "a had % chrsn.
iols ths iacts ~ thsY Grs developed ara - 81
hihit AsG dearly ssd tssFisvsy IL ihsT rsiA
neas 70 slpsdisRsy sAd uskA
lass, Ni,h haha Of Philosophical Raoa
buHof ia leoiisE a. ths miner aasirs ~ asa
IN ErsAt thlhEs s,eaaiAat pnrpSss 70 mas Als
he rights u tht add a. pfiH sPlss % tAs
Cunsntuion sgalaAt Al AgKtsssnFs fKa euk 10
prpafed 20 write truthful Instructive and 81
us same hHae entertaining history Of iss0.
Our rAtss et subscriptions reanaiM anshAnRad.
Tor ths Dan sur, fasr passd eject ottuesty
eight solumAs. ths Pries hy Saai. poet paid IL a
cents month, 81 t6 80 ysar. or. ipsludlhE the
sahdtY paper. an siGht page sheet " Afty a4
eol1 1ehs ihs Price is e. s-1is monsh. OF o. 70
year. poslAgs paid.
The day shitita o. Tvs Sus IL alec turHish
Cd sspAratsls al 81, ~ = JsAr, postage paid
ne price Of hs NstGtr sps, sitkt page
hiy an eolsmns, 10 81 a year, postage paia. Rot
slnes ~ I"A ssAsinG ts We vlu ssnd al sItra
copy fee
ADDRkss
Publisher Of The suH. New York City.
&7O ANKEK. ti2s day al ONE eE.ily made
% - Costly UHtnt free AddrssR TnkuA -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01

=
.at>r - rHiRD r.Hsr,NotutTE.
The qarstiou 81 Grants c.ndidAlnre
fsr third lntw lie bsiag discu-srd all
over ,ss sas try. eot .nls ly t.epal,.
lie.a. b4t o. Drn.,c,4ia - We We
bslirvethat 'he people. generally. have
grss condolences 10 the patriotism aid
ability o Gsa rant ADD that, II be IL
AeAalij.,s. tb~ great mss. Of The
k.Pablieaa p.sly suoid support him
heartily aud that most Of lbe inde.
psndsats end even some Of the Demo.
ri- woald seaport him as sgaiHst
n ~ almosl any Democrat that
be named IL W. irue that be 10
BE- arst choice o. large number,
-a certain euntipgencie. should
- Some object 10 lhitd term on
rriuoip'e bat ,ae objection to three
iccsssiss terms 10 ofhoe are partially
roome 10 bis case since be has been
u uttiee one term aud now has 40
ceu.ro' over official patronage
other private citizens. The OBJ
seaos ~ successive terms 10 oHice u
sat mas ~ha 1. Ia oifise csn use tic
,toaase ssd.r bis coulrol 10 keep
tHssit ID iog sa i1de6aiIe period bat
ohtessioa does not now apply 10
1tasd and there 10 90 other OIL
irda so third term thai ought to
4ssr yssy msca welgh,
some people objected to Grant for
seeooi tern Ga 'he giOuhd that II elect.
ed be could use bis ofScisl position for
: laird tern ssd 10 the end proclaim
ha.slI s@peror. 1hess sane people
aeE 'sofr peFsis.en,ly pa,tiag iot.
~atd sAss asgsmsns tbaa before. Daaa
q The N. J Sss who hates Gtant wilh
p-slsct mallgHisy wnses 81 lollows.
Grant slept 30 The bed 81 An EmpeF-
- ~kiis ia Philadelphia So The IN
tsas says. sod everybody believes
i y ssI @ealAs lviofe GRAFT 10
u fs~ise The iofns q souiaslioa toF tie
itr5 terra. and latsrenually fof tie
e pirr
ssSs siK meAths 6ea. GFAnt easno,
lsns' Is sp~aa 10 = rspubiic; 90 be goes
aoAs sAsEs AAs Majesty 10 hops asd
pfospsos eAa haak 10 tAs shadow q
r. spaatah lhssaa
Ths@s eFswsa are Aia coat Of arma.
I = I'D el e smperps n - he eeacA
I aielphia- be hAa hesn AbseaG
~ oar eva free and glorioes Repab-
&c two years snd sesen mouths, aad /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-01-01
Scribner's Monthly.

So great has been the demand for recent num
bers Of this magazine that the monthly circuia-
ton has increased more than 20 600 copies within
the year, and the edition for Rovsmbsf, 100 0Oc
was exhausted within two weeks after issae Th.
English edition has recently doubled, snd The
magazine has everywhere tskss Its place as the
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well divided into meadow, pasture and Woodland
FTRsT- CLASS HOUSE AID dooD ouTBUILp-
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Running wafer to house and barn. COED frut,
good sugar works, aud everything that goes -
make nfst-olAsa farm and IL one Of ths very
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be rented. For further particulars Iaesirs Of
DWIGHT TAILOR.
Dee. 18th. 1879 tslswl North RaysEE, W.
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