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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

The next reading circle will be FRI.
DAY evening al the residence Of Truman
Perkins
j II Bartlett thinks coo tons Of coal
viii be used for fuel IN this town the pres.
cut year. Al present prices coal is much
cheaper than wood
Henry Gray Collector, will be AZ c.
J, Waits drug store next Saturday irom
ITO o'clock Tor the purpose Of receiving
slate taxes. Ifpaid before Feb lst there
is discount
Eght degrees below zero again this
"Wednesday morning and snow enough for
very comfortable sleighiug. The lee is not
Thick enough 10 harvest. but a few more
cold nights will fix it.
Al the reading circle at l.. d. Coy's a
few weeks ago some person put PAIR Of
uice gloves iato Mr. fenns osereoat poak-
ct by mistake At least this is Fem sto.
~, though i,looks rather thin. The own.
or can have them by calling on the STATE 8
attorney.
The residence Of Mrs. NJ j. Millett
had a narrow escape from fire Monday.
Mr.. Reed, the carpenter, was doing some
work there and built fire in the old shop.
Some old papers had been lift too near the
sto,epipc or chimney above and took fire
but were discovered in season TO be easily
e1,inguished
People should bear In mind that the
Factory Point Dramatic Club will produce
the very interesting play 'Gun Maker of
Moscow" at Music Hall, Feb. LIST and "a.
They will put it on in first class style and
1t will be worthy Of generous patronage.
Skinner Post will put on their play,
"Neighbor lakewood at Music hall,
some time in February. The date has not
been fIed let but due notice will be given.
Fowler 4 Son are agents for the Nh.
tual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
the largest life insurance company in the
country. George Smith has ten years
endowment policy ia this company which
last year paid a dividend OF per cent on
the money Invested aud q. q Felt has a
thirty years enlosnin which paid IL per
cent, aud this is 10 adlition to the risk from
shc death II the insured
An interesting paien, ease was receut-
~ decided which may possibly effect the
Tinmou,h Valley aud other railroad pro.
leols bot We hope not A patent was
sometime ago reisfael to Hoa. Marcus L
Norton CA a cAnceiling stamp used in
nearly all tbs post offices ia the coun,ry
and large amount of damages were claim
ed which, together with thc value of the
patent itself were counted among the mil
lions. Norton had assigned his interest
but whether the assignment was real or
only Tor the purposes oi the trial We do
no, know. The L. $. cireuii court decid
ed the reissue valld but ,ne Supreme
cont has reversed decision aud declares
u NO tiiless.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
(qticura

THE CUTICUHA TREATMENT for the cure
Of Skin, Scalp aud Blood Diseases, consists
in the internal use OF CUlIcunA HEsoLyENr, the
new blood purifier and the external use of Cur
cMRA and CuIICURA Soar, IA great skin cnres.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
SkiT JUNIORS.

NJ T. WhrpIe, Dec tnr, Mich, writes
hat ~ iare head and i ime part. OF body were
am st taw II aa yered with scths and sores
sune ei iiu Is sn rel tvtyhing Perma-
r.n is ru ed ny Cuutu'a Ke-ol,ent tbloed puri.
fn) aud Curur 40 Cutenra Soap the great
ska cife
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PSORIASIS.

PSORIASIS.
H L. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N. T., cured
Of Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years stand.
log by the CutieuIa Resolyent fblood puriier)
Internally aud Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the
great rkin cures) externally. The most wonder
ful case on record. Cure certified TO before
ju stice OF the peace and prominent citizeus All
afflicted with itching and scaly diseases should
send TO us for this testimonial in full.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
Always ltsfr..fling,

A delicious odor is impaired by Flores
ton Cologne, which is always refreshing,
no matter how freely used.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
LAND8novg

II L. Warner has a few tons of good
hay 10 sell
II L Feun has charge Of the Hall for
the next year He is the right man for the
place
The coolest day thus far has been II
degrees beloy zero We don't want it any
colder
L NJ bailey recently killed pig
weighing 3l2 II IL not quite so heavy as
some others reported, but then this is
honest lninn."
Il. G. Davis recently lost buffalo
robe FROM ms wagon between this place
snd Londonderry. The finder will please
leave ii at the post Office at that place.
Occasionally our mail carrier gives us
the go by This is not using us fairly
aud uele Sam will soon be looking up
sach dsiiDquencies unless they cease.
a week ago Sunday we had some ex.
element by two teams coming 10 church,
which for some reason became unmanagc.
able aud broke up sleighs and harnesses
generally, but fortunately no one was in
lurcd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

. &C. u Dangam has nov advertise.
iacnt Of goods cheap enough for anybody
One par, Of the contract .ior govern
meat hcais,oncs has been completed ,nd
the mill at the depot is at present idle.
Wood and logs are moving rapidly an,i
there seems to be disposition To make
The bcs, Of the little snow Ne have.
Special communication Of Aiouiram
Lodge, No. ~. Saturday evening. Jan. n,
Al o'clock ?, m. for work on third degree
Subscribers for Rob Morris book GA
holy Land researches can obtain Tie book
10y calling al Waits drug taN
Deputy q. NJ, T. G. Hough,on viii
A5.a district mosling for the etemplii-
cation Of the work a, Masonic Hall. HoWe's
Block. wednesday. January 18th, at :
O'Clock .. IA Al Master mAsons are in
,iied 10 attend rhe d. 4 H. railroad
will carr. those attending for fare one way
The male members Of the Baptist NO.
society are requested TO meet Al Jndge
Hosards Office 90 Saturday syening Jan.
2is,, for the purpose Of transacsing bust.
ness iog sad society, - elect officers fof
the ensuing year, aud other matters which
may come before them.
The Evangelist, A. u Earle. u. d,
will colamsure q series n meetings In the
Baptist chufch o. Thursday Feb, 2 Al
are cordially invited 70 joan IN these meet
ngs Mr. Esrle has been very sacesful
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SALT RHEUM.

viii Mel onsld 55i2 Dearborn St , Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure OF Salt Rheum
on head. neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen
wears not able TO walk except on hands and
knees for one year, not able 20 help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds OF remedies doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently
cured by Cuticura Resolvent tbleod puriiier) in
terually aud Cuticura and Caiicura Soap tthe
great skin cures) externally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
ANLlNaToN

The Masonic dance a, the Town Hall
on the lth lost was a very pleasant affair,
over 40 couples participating The music
was very hbe and was enjoyed by all. A
nice supper at Bartlett's helped to make
the evening enjoyable. We think all viii
say il was a first class dance in every par
ticular
Post Dudley, No As, will have one Of
their old fashioned G. A. X, dances at the
Town Hall Thursday evening Jan. 20.
The tickets Of invitation are to be out
this week, and the G. A. r. boys can as.
sure all those who wish TO attend good
time. Whitcomb's band will furnish the
music as usual, and OF course it will he
good. Admission to Hall, which includes
dancing, 70 cents.
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il.ai new ssd cogamodions house ~ill ho
speedily oonsirucled



MARI scosi hss reiarnei hons minus
one band shseh uAs AmpuiAted IN eoase-
qseaoe 81 an accident which ho received
while ,; work 10 Arlington.
-Ou sundsy highi Al,oat l O'Clock ont
little community vas aroused by the cry
q Gre II was soon ssoertalnei that the grist
and lumber mill o. Smith billiard was 10
eames 40 attempt was made 10 rescue
some a. the coaicnts u The mill bu, With
little success The building with a guam.
ti,y Of -four grain groceries and lumber
uas destroyed The loss is estimated at
5000 The insuraaee was only s22to. 1t
il no, knoun how the Gre originated
Workmen uere 10 the hnildiag till q late
hour saturday Many people believe IL
was the work Of an incendiary while others
think II may have eaagb, and smouldered
away from Saturday until the time 1t was
discovered Mr. billiard will rebuild At
once
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SUITS.

Also reduction OF 81 90 each on different
qualities Of robes. Examine goods and
prices before purchasing,
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

'tWecn tfi6 Gdbt anu hbo WOst
sleeping Cars Tor sleeping purposes and Palace
grtat feature ~ our Palace Cars "a SMOKING
SALOON where you eau enjoy your HAVANA
aagsiassat 10 Ridges span The Mississippi
and hisgoun flyefaat al points creased ky thls
HE. ana Transfers are Asofded II Council BiuHs
kabgas cify, LeayenNVfth ard AnhlsDB. eohs
Tie prlDsipai ~. n. connections Of
this great Through Line are as follows
CnifAG9, Win All 9lseTgibE Dnfs fDf mo
a THaIswoep with tho LIS. Ms, aadP.
At WItnIssios HEoHTs. with r.. g. asL
s.ttE Win N. cent. n n,
~, HI ilr XII, s az + :. Z Ids. - :. :"
Al H0rR lsLAHD, with ~hiiwapsee and ftOff
IaaHd tAptt i4ne." And itott ISL Z re. kda,
&iSssy iiaesTY. with ne D. 9. RAsRR
atnhhEELi, With Central lgsA X ".
aims M9iaEs, Nith u. n, AZ y. " r.
fftWner nLtFls, Nith ualga raeife hn
III pNyHa. Win hi "a No 81 " IL On asb.l
Atf aLUaHfE JuNugfOss with bCnAhshh
sfoFpr awA. Wilh csnifsi igaa q 4, W.
.s Is Pse ahf q u Eud a X B1s
AtGKaRpK, Wiib Ial YEA A War WAb. ~
afcISsn6s, aah u ~ J.n q. .
Affgsos ~ s' ~ Aii e. 'Psi K ~ sa''' '''
#tl.ttnsAN WlA pniga RAJ aAe Kan.
b4isAs crrY. via, ~ lines for tbs west
n fsash - sPEoBfAs DIS m0IsEs,
ssaA Leland Route" are sold BIZ
t.t4t tilee. address,
81. ~. JOHN,
lstea fs.tsl ~ fsa'ssfs, lFsHt
cA,cAsA III
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Business Chances.
MANTFACTURING PKOP-

MISERABLE MANUFACTURING PKOF-
IL EEIG FOR SALE. ... my, =, ,,-r-
The propretors o. taiF ehTe prop
errv consisngOf REAL EsTATf ENGlNf bo LlEI.
sHAFTING. PULLEY and MACHINERY vi Il q 80
Fol DRY attached with PATTERNS, SC AFRO
STOCK Of AGEICULI Raj lMPLEAiE - - ~ ,uanv
furea aud IN process. ether with stock oi lt'i
implements being Ia great demand ana Wy Isl ~ m
o. wo-cstaDil- nS usl
GOO ptttiou IL "a re- one the capacity oi prOiucoh
can boz w0 kol up 800 II desired "a, PuS.l,'i th
have al ual.nf. issued and applied for hue Icl.'N m
immr. ate possession d wished. Information a. "a -
tenn. I'D uaiment which will be made esy Gun oe u "
letter q boK "a, Albany, y. \.
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rI'O RENT at RIDGEWOOD HEIGHTS, be-
tween Bloomfield and MOntcair. y. J., Tor the
year furnished house a rooms with large stable and
acres of giound; garden with abundance
Of fruit and and plenty shade
trees
Address Box 2.sl7. Post once. Nj.
'TO RENT, for two or three months, at En-
gewOod. y j. a furnished house with - rooms convo
4eLt and Pleasantly situated teu minutes walk from depot
Nj.
~ KEN for the season, MOntclalr, y. D.,
desirable country residence. neatly furnished modern
improvements fruit shade garden: minutes from
80. 9tauon, MOlclair and Greenwood Lake L. L. Al
"fehe Owe h.ft, ~ East 10th 81. y. Y.
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Che Curt

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JEROME
n Reconsideration Day (3fay 3J and I'd. 6. sth and
1Oth June Races promptly At ON decoration
Day and ~ 3 p ID. the OlhcG days -
= IL COST r. Secratary. 4. BELMONT, President.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To Jerome PARK Races. June g. and 10 SPECIAL
trains direct D. Enclosure the Grand stand leave Grand
Central Depot m loo and 2l0 returning after the
races attached and special cars reserved
Tor ladies'. Excursion tickets. 80 cents.
{. b MEEKER. General Passenger Agent.
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.gcospEp REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM
krw YORK CITY

%, ave 75xSsl: Mary RaranT 40 600
ll2inS1ss istsrd TO- sehrelner c.,ve i26xas9
s,,h.st -! ~ Wv " p p ITith .;,.i
s'sy's1 q. Is 4ln,v1 ssc 10000
Houston asa We Z, ., l96aye eoHleol same TO 10000
l-i Ganic r'9s9n,, 2i. Berran estate FOEanags
EsTiau Avn Sse Rascr and husband TO Jaw" -. 10000
sat 200 BOO It o. -saye. i14 Nvers 1 10000
Myers ana 5 5ii ias 2osxlool'! Bel ana ~'' " 5000
wm Te'So is It Of 4l,l, ,cc .'s1' N 1900
lsi-2Nt ami vile 90 \ Va a,t 9yS I3T ] imes
sheln Az, fr,r seth o. ! I'm e. uorr I'm
Ale Fyoan and others e1 ecu'Ol' $4,000
gan ,,oa, Of hrSa GoTiynd Iohio looo5
% " X Ilora aud VIZ ~ s59vli,s + wilson ,o.
and aee s5 2o'a' 90 -hioO, same 1850
% sam S c- Of ttt lelAo'' L uhol e, 1900
ere TO c Il P a e OF 45tn-st 1870 Pom s,,o
''' eroy Grser 70 S ,S5ayc 22xioo s. 90
,o.! gs1p 2@ase Wo. 27oco
.oS s.f S'i' 100 # O., tta'' A'S' :. 1900
q q 70 f shave ls.qxloJIl. Maria 70 ,,o
Moor S 9He fte 4tba:e, l'2xloto caroline ecls
same PTcSr s'Dasar'en and VIE TO "-iU 66s
susahst so IS -5Hio Belnl~iu anu "i'' 10000
Ie. s 70 s' e. e Nay u .ss. 1900
sane lI.I9l ,ot S! l54y ards Farm Ehz'De'h ocs
g4.5y I'D 81, : ..s. r 1858
saue property. airy isl l Of and Il boston Road;
~ -art.rrg boulevard ana nun, - : -flr.
charlie McDeImott AM Vic 10 "a - - $4,000
v. is 80 564 Wallace Lyon and vile 10 h''n $50
,.,I Iss Ad go, IS IN oh wara Florence E'eaane 100
Isa.e hsoalani a ixI6,. Marie Radeau ,
-,r,li,-s tto. 10 Lnos "-.0-I-------
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Real gslale iOnlltr0.

WANTED 10 RENT.-A small cottage. IN
n s 1d location with garden spring water
:. am y H. H. H. annual not over $500 per
and owesi tsrIns- NJ y, Tribune Once 7' gimp $1,000
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DIcsSnIdilnl.

DRESSMAKER.-An experienced dreHslllaher
~ vino Is accustomed to worEing IN pes, hp p tfr md
f.y more ENGAGEMENTS by tho das IN ut't ,.'9
tfaaer NJ OilerDn gUng OIt al tn en- e'
AliIess ~ Il. IrIDuDe Uptown Once 100 b4"-""H'
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Gunner uesorts.

4 sBURY PARK, N.J-The Minot House is
son or b.. letter. J. nINOI Proprietor.
ATLANTIC HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH n j.
vim a S oeds Sn We New rom ea ro Pas1ss sur
round he house; good aeconnoeai i9f iani5e
4 FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated,
y reasonable terms in pleasant and healthy ocaiiqa
views Pheasant waks irves 100 plenty frgit
home Address HOME" Carthage Landing. New OK
POUND BROOK, New-Jersey.-Go od hoard,
dea nes " ies io% e Adrs Ass a tribune Gacs
RLUFF COTTAGE.--Fir,t-class family re-
- sort irqe,iy On Ihe ee3ea H., AdaTcs' MIS-
PASS ROCK HOUSE, Good Harbor Beach,
- i ,g saRs ad1 gSea Tesf n
o" the Atlantic toast ''n' ''' ''0N "'i 'Vi''l BGwS
BLOCK ISLAND, Il. I.--Occan View Hotel;
- l. miles 81 surf and saltwater bathing splendid
p gass ' boS rH az arc caSi send iI hasra:ci
handbook. .. :. MARDLN Ngr. ~ Bowdoin-st Boston
BELMONT HALL. Schooley's Mountain, n.
sonabie rate. cool hea,hai sir and beautiful
p1ct1r
DERKSHIRE HILLS. "Fcrlsider Iy1ng-
- ham, Mass Altitude Loo feet a"coHm9date' 700: no
scenery. drives nshng ana livery largest IN he
fractions Dr. JOSEPH JONES, Proprietor
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES House
" viii open June l. - az per week s. % per day
CLAFLIN HOUSE, among the BkRk-
- SHIRE His. 1900 feet above ~" sea NO malArtL
Tlrclass in every particular city reference foi mp
circular address g. CROSS proprietor Beckett Mass:
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
qrE;TS VIII RF d GEGFI 3d c 1FEE
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS-WHITE SUI
y PHUK SPRINGS HOUSE opens June Is Terms = to
> per week send for crcalli. address WALKER y.
LENNON, Proprietor cairo. @.eone tonniy, \. y.
COUNTRY BOARD.-House large situated
- within walk Of lake one mile long, saw ana
rowsoats. mile from Harlem R2iroad Address GEOEHr
T. BIEKCF. EoX Il. sharon. Conn
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For gentle
\ man and WIFE two infants and nurse, from Junc . 10
september Farm ar-e country place not ovfrioIy
miles state terms. which must ne moderate Al
dress !. r. e., Box 2,b@l New.forE F0st-Ouce
CONGRESS HALL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
OPEN FOR TIL SEASON JUNE1L
RATES - 80 and - per dav.
CLEMENT ( COX. owners and Propretora
EDGCONBHOUSE, NEW-LONDON. CONN,
~ the ~oUUd.opcl M luxe u TOO ioncT bca"luu
and healthy u1 malaria hayfever feet drainage; To-
'''oN u" "''''' s1' r. = EBGCoMB Manager.
E7EW PARTIES of adults can find charming
/ ro0ms fine table al lovely countries ~ rye;
boating bathing horses stabnng - 10 ST.; best city rel
ereuces. =. BltAUN7, Rye, y. Y
ELENWOOD HOUSE, Delaware Water
" Cap Penn. opens May % Pure mountain air For
health pleasure scenery II cannot De surpassed
Proprietor.
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Eelp Uanleo.

yNVANTED-An experienced man IN the
w ma1ufacturc Of collars T. axe ehhrE o. $50 ~
fqc1r. must have ~ cE-ucea s7 o. t,( M -
eool paw work Address hl37Ei' " HiAiNT W
AMI - WaDash-aye.. Chicago, H.
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FOX SALE-Large tracts Texas, Tennessee,
= KNentGeky and Georgia lands cheap PAUL T. TODD,
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E'ARM-50 acres, fronting on Bay, south side
n Long Island; all high lanl; mosquitoes. For sale
cheap 1T Ian y q WHITING. Beeknanst
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EOR SALE.-Fine farm, III acres. at Green
lawn huntington, suffolk Comfy, Long Island ST. ZOO
Apply TO ". I. FC KMAN. Newtown Long ISLAND
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FOR SALE.-Large tracts of Texas. Iowa.
=, kentucky and Georgia lands, cheap PAUL p TODD.
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Gnmmer Resorts.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
- YORK tribune WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 80. Las broadway, Thirty.
frsts. until y NJ and 30- West TwcHty.third ST..
her Eightha East F0ureenthst. Union.
200 Third Forty-eyensf.; NJ the A X
LEM OFFICFS Nos 1907 aud $500 Thiri-ave. corner
r.. ~
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nor SALE

ofWeschester County Louise Of - rOOi bathroom
barn icehouse hcd garden and fruits nue shade beau
uful lawn three acres VI land Address
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4 I ORIENT /. IA furnished house. in
good order. 10 let for the street
lIee minutes from steamboat lauClHg; stables spacious
grounds malaria
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- salesroom to-day;
chang Bv richard 7. HdTnee
.e- brick ss; 81 h %9s& MOT iot IS aaa 81
cpSster & Phiiorie Nos 500 and 622 Fast
..sT eoHss ss q aSov S'' lots together in size
S}tb,sS ,..5N Y
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REAL ESTATE

Srw.YoRK. Saturday, June 3, 1882
inc sales were made at the TX
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8rooAlnn propertp for Sale au1 90 Get

ITO LET-Flat, six rooms, all improvements,
1 frst-class neghborhOOd; rent SIS
Apply Oh premises Myrtleaye, Washugton.ave,
Brooklyn
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NDGCONB HOUSE, NEW-LONDON, CONN,
~ on the -oud.Opcl Jute - 10 %, ohcr bcadtunl
and healthy u1 malaria, no iayieNeri pc iect nHagei 10
~ r. ~ EhGCOMB Manager.
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EOR SALk.-Either one Of my fine iTnnrc.I,ad
farms situated IN the heart Of Oran1. goDntr DFVu
hon Goshen the county seat One 46 Win v.ren -
and outbuildngs on these farms. '- 1ouseS
Apply 70 JOHN BOEITNFp
BOX S5. C5Ossen
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LAMBERTyILLE, n. J.
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1882.
PaocLamAr,oa BY THE GOVERNOR.

II has pleased Almighty God, IN the
amplitude of His love and mercy, to grant
to the people of this State continuance
of tho blessings Of bounteous harvests, re-
newed business prosperity, peaceful
submission TO law and authority, and the
enlargement of the influences Of education
and religion. In humble recognition of
our dependence upon and gratitude to
Him,
l, GEORGE G. LUDLOW, Governor of
the State OF Now Jersey, do hereby APP
point THURSDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, instant, as day Of public
thanksgiving and prayer throughout the
State, and recommend that on that day
the people do abstain from their accus-
toned avocations, and in their usual
places of worship do give thanks unto the
Lord for His manifold kindDesses and
everlasting mercy, and offer up their
prayers for His guidance, protection and
blessing.
Given under my hand and plivy
seal, at the Executive Chamber,
in the city of Trenton, this tenth
day Of November, in the year of
f.. 81 our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eishty-two and of
tho independence of the United
States the ono hundred and sew
enth. g. T.. LUDLOW.
At,est:--Jos. l.. NAAR, Private sec'y
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Among the cougratulatory messages
received by Goveruor-eiect Butler Of
Massachusetts, was one iron, some of lis
old-timc foemeh in Memphis, Tenn,
worded in this wise tGen r. i. But
Ter Glory 70 God in tic highesti We
don't believe nov that you stole any
spoons at all But if you did, keep EN-
We wouldn't have you to trouble your.
self about returning them not for any
thing In the world
During the canvass our Democratic ex
changes in this District had considerable
to say about Gen. Robeson's new house
in Washington, built with money stolen
from the Government, and photographs
of the same were exhibited over the Dis
trict. Even now some Of our mere ram
pant editorial brethren are barpiug on
tho same string. All who know the facts
will condemn this species of political war
fare. The facts are that before Gen.
Robson went into Gen. Grants Cabinet,
| BY inheritance and judicious investment,
he was possessed of considerable means.
More than ten years ago he purchased q
tract of ground on the then outskirts of
the National Capital, 1T low figure. The
city so improved that 10 Il few years he
sold several lots off the tract for double
and treble what he originally paid for the
whole plot, and thus he not only secured
the ground upon which his house is built
without cost, but made considerable
money on the investment besides. They
| say that " everything is fair in war and
politics. but this contemplate way of
treating Of the private affairs of a political
opponent would seem to be outside the
limit. Let us have fair play - Salem
South Jerseyman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-11-29
EIGHT BATTLES.
Having passed through the War, an Old
Soldier eonquers one Enc my more.

kindling with enthusiasm as he recalled the
great struggle Of twenty years ago, Capt. J. Il.
sanford, Of Newark, w1o raised Co. Is, SD New
Jersey Zonayes. and went 10 the front With Them
said 20 a transient companion one day last
summer
"Yes I WIS In eight OIL ierccsi battles OF the
war; Seven Pines, Malvern Hill Savage Station
Missionary Ridge and Harrison's Landing are 10
the list started TO 20 with Sherman 10 tue sea-
but my fight leg was shattered by ball at the
& rst engagement after the great march began. AZ
ter the ampu tatlon l was taken twenty-five miles
aud lett in tent at Ringgold, Ga. rain came
and flooded my tent. Then | was started on my
way TO Chattanooga, $50 miles distant. Just try TO
imagine the horror of that journey 10 8 man In my
condition. FOR yeas afterWard was shaken with
every csertiOn Yes, the doctors prescribe rs they
always will when 70 ask them, but keep my own
doctor now, and he never opens his mouth
9 dumb doctorgr exclaimed the Captains
caller.
Yes, dumb a mummy but smart as lightning:
there lie s,,' pointing TO bottle Of Dr. David
Ksnnedy's FAvORlTE REMEDY standing on
shelf, take that. When am run down IL winds
me IN; when am weak IL strengthens me; when
| am Of my food IL gives me an appetite; when
am excited Il quiets mo-"
DR.. David kennedy's FAvORiTE REMEDY Is
the great gun IN the war against disease. Ask
your druggist OF address Rondout. \. Y
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