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AMEHtCAs M&hegANIpATtss-~tn AsFNicAs
NATcH LoArAkr 80 MAILMAN. NAss.-0nr rea
aes kpQw that the besi mechanism d the best
manufactures ~ tha conaisy - unsurpassed atv
Whfie ~ isc Nprid. The Fenins u American iuYsn
tp4s aua mechanics produced The cutiun-Fa, ibe
Meehaniea rsaper sHd mewsf. the sewing machine,
ias best iesErafhe Instruments, snd last, but not
least, the wonderful machinery ~ tie American
NRtch 8@nuany 81 Malihsm. Mass mechanism
that takes bold a uls rR& materai-tbs brass and
steel, ard gi, sna precious Stones and under
pa'eut direction furHs aut that daily wonder aud
ueeessltF--a perfect iin,e~kesper.
bfRhune IN 1850 ~ yeFY moderate way, but
viih i,le liberalization % ptke none but thorough
~ geod sstohe, ihe Company have continued to
enlarge lbeir s0rks From yrat 10 vear as they
unable - supply Tie demand. until noW they
efseidHs about oue-Aalf Of All the watches cold 10
he ldts6 States. Their factory covers over three
aefet 81 ground, aEd - illustration Of rs extent,
We maf mention taAe Z e supplied with over sixty
rules 81 iron pipes, These watches have proved ~
reliable thai several Of The railways ef tie e0aniry
noN inmah them a. part q their eqnpmensi aud
while recommending other lnes "a adopt the same
pruosnsidu against sccdeais the editor Of tue Bos
lea kalfply Iim8 remarks Eve have carried
oae 81 ese NAches f0t The past foaf years, aud Al
though i hss bad g submit ~ rough usage ~ camp
Lie, horseback riding SC. we do not hesitate 10 say
that Is TIE beat tuae Keeper and less expensive 70
tesp in er1ef ihan sny watch we ever earned
The GWnga0y's Kutcsss hss stimulated The manu-.
faeiufc nod iBporia,ioa Of neuy worthless ooaus
tefils, iaas 6gyer should be careful 10 thai
they cbsSia tie FHnuiBs American watch made ~
Natlaa.
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DRICK FOR SALE.
ID Inquire Of c HALL,
3m6 Agent North Bennington Boot & Shoe Co.
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale bis House and Farm,
pleasantly located IN the south part Of the village d
Manchester. The farm contains about Fifty acres OF
land 81 good state or cultivation On the premises Is
very nice sugar Orchard Of 200 trees The house has
recently been pat in thorough rcpar and altogether Is
very desirable place. The growing crops household
furniture Sc, viii be sold and immediate possession
given Il desired.
CURTIS BURTON
Manchester, June 20, 1857 Off
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To GonNuAn pttNsHs
The advertiser, hsviay been pstured g hcalth " :
fsw werks ty very tmp rtnedy, sfef having suffer
ser seRaFs Fcafs wtth severe Jung aHeciiaH and
tAaf dread 1israss tHHsafaptian-ts anxious % make
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saaeser sill " lie fsnesy, q ~i eesi thsm both
Sag anA naAy tave AekraK Fsfttes wishing fhe pre-.
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Williamsburg kinss Ga.. Sew 1alk-
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Cmrcs MithOmt Sneezing!

AtaTBOClig POWDER is pleasant 70 tbs taste
and never nauseatcs when swallowed, gives 10 to the
Throat and Fooal Orpass a
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS AND
COMFORT
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STATE or VERMohT.
n Proclamation.


kNHfNEAs. TmH sYsrk Bass. corporation dhig II.
w esTFofnita ~ tte fssislFe - shr State ~ YER
muFs, h.cafea Gn3 daife basnnfs ~ Benninsicn, tn
Ehe 19ais II lcnNse gtNH has NsAe Application - are
requesting NE r. iseze proclamation Designating ssns
asf s0f is termination - The txtsruna = said cotpf
ntaaEs
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AnEea. ia HHen.tNs Ctssaasr 81 @afefhHrf .sais
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HEatt sAkst.
PAUL DlElINGnAM
~ ght ktotefeNg
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FRaE 10 EEHKYnonY.- "A large 6 p
lYeuAr esytmg tafaffazR II lie greatest imp@slSs
4 Ias gaAng = a5th seses
h sssslas Ass ihe hemsF sasg h=osme eVant.fgI z
a. tasa.a feRFsat ed, aH6 thc faaeakeB i3fed.
81 Yeens lAsg ssalcssAa sbeud ts % ~ 90 cir
Address sa reeeire ca5sy si fatd by Httui .a..i
Address r. o. DFasr e
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A AeastHsS Lanes, n a A. N Manchesiers--
~ Aexi fes aisr communication, Thursday ksen-
~ sns, July u. is63
wv CA PIERCE, Secretary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

Migu FoUa MEH&tA8t QrkLuicArRsN unu
nAf 81 Ptitf tnfr "a rsfthlg success tbess are
aaln IS a. paehss sitNnR 81 bt tunEue blsAAs
b ~ iaet. And iEos IL hs heat
bai ~ ieHss aFte'lFef. aa8 - gentle siula,
lant, iAsse : eiisAla aiftus ID Ft-aefATios brEs
rHKs. NJ article has ever bsea - popular o. doas
hasf ~ much gssi. ia al sho have Hos airesdy
tired ika rreAg sesuaehe. ~ once teal ~ quality
" uH8sfsisna ihsi tie druggists ard Grooeu u
It's teeilqn are selling vast quantities, and that
scarcely ffiasiy With3Hifi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

Errors Of " okath.~A 0enilraaaH Wis faHsF-
e - sekss fY4s SsFs Hus Net6ifF frenatart Doeaf
sng sh- esaets Z gsahfs inSsersiaas si. iar iAs
taks q ~ 5rlae AnFsHitE. sna fas v III Sos nea q
gAs fcti8s aa alfeEeas tsf snAfina iha simple fae4Y
g. aAfsa - sss cafea ~nstfefe sishiHs . Frs1t 81
tte AtsHFti.sFs esIsrietoa, ga G. e d s3FssaaE L.
s.sFites 80 essEst 5n2l \ Is ta8bEs
iftl q Cg6as street. - Yak
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nF ne eAoleest Pnasts snA Spices strfefiy Pare.
" - DEgaefoes FIkF1Es sna T sEfwtLf - &fEEsHFH
caoaA Ia lesg References ia Gats-1 Governors
ftala SO n " -sats Professor, i4lsfatg AID BaasDess
ksa H8is5 Prpreto1s She Dealers b Chod1s fl2YOrf
Thef treblt fk1lr sales via kafse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23
4 Office IN BANKRUPTCY.

The Registers Court for receiving and acting upon
Petitions Ia Bankruptcy viii be holden In the United
States Court rooms At Rutland Wednesdays Thurs
DAYS and Friday and nj the Office lately occupied by
A. Y. Lyman At Bennington, on Mondays Of each week.
from and after the 2ist inst
An Petitioners residing within thu State and coming
withn the law, may be- heard 81 either of the above
places. By order OF the Court
a. p. LYMAN, Register.
Bennington, june %, lsd1-sss
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Is the best roiee Tonic Ia the worldl
TRY III SAFE, RELIABLE, AND ONLY IS GEMS.

sold ~ Drngglsts, q iaaled nee, addrefs
COOPER, wTIsoa & CO., Proprs, philadelphia.
wboiosNie Agents .--GoodSin & Co.; Rust, Bros Il
Bird. Boston. j. =, Henry a Co., Waterbury, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

ESTRAY OR STOLEN Taken up
H. by the subscriber Gray Marc, about IA years
founded aud thin VI esh had the marks Of the harness
upon her, and the appearance Of hard driving The
owner viii please pay charges and take her away
A. s. CANFIELD
Arlington, jane Il, ls61.-awI
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MAaNa8a W&rtB "A dsH, bifhl la4isl article
tspsria 10 Cssoeps sud 81 hsf ne prce
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10000
EN- VEIoPES

Whlch sFe being sald tbs lowest possible prlces a.
he iolloslnH aRares demonstrate,
FNTnNe
sa,sH par Ihnnssed,
~
SIS
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as
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

Thss Remedy docs not "DKY up Catarrh but
LO0sENs IL; frees the head ~ al offensive matter
quickly removing Bad Breath aud Headache; ALLAYs
and SCOT HES tie BURNING HEAT Ia CartaIh; is no
MILD md AaREEA M is etfcets tha "a pasltiYef
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JoERN Al. OFFICE.
~ psr theasAna eharvse printing busiaest card
On eaEeiag 81
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d r.s Aiaafsa. galyis X FrER ouuIrER
s9es q grHra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

Cement Cement -twAter Hmel Contractors
and others should ass j. h James dark cni0rcd Ra
scndnle Cement superior article Tor csicrus mason
work, etc, Address y. James q Cedar-st, \. Y.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
AND TdOt'ul

q DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh. Headache, had Breath, AOarseHssr
.TsIhDss, Hrosehitis, Csaghs Ds1fssss Se.,
- ---L q n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
Eat is complete, and the earnings Of the Union
Pacific the section already finished for the first
two weeks IN May were $4,000. These sectional
earnings as the road progresses will much more
than pay the interest on the Compauys bonds, and
the through business over the only line Of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

IS eEEKNwfo sTRHST, kEw YoRI
~ sold by Druggists all over the World.
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FtffFF =
by -psesi certificate. aad tbs waraatee Is good A.
al sne sgalnst ths Company Or 10 agspts.
RoBBIEs & APPLETON,
Isz Broadway, New YORK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-12
THE SPEAKER.

Lyon county has the honor of furnish
ing the Speaker of the House OF the
present session Of the Legislature. 10 the
person of Col. P. B. Plumb. We are
glad of this. We rejoice at the prosper
ity and advancement of any of our citl-
zens. We do not know what influences
were brought TO bear on the Colonel to
bring him out as a candidate fox this po :
sition. We only know he did not seek it,
aud was not a candidate when he left
home. We have been acquainted
with him for about twelve years. and
know something of his composition, ,"
and we do not believe the members will
regret having elected him as their presid-
ing officer, and we know his many friends
at home and abroad will be gratifsd over
his promotion.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The immigration of 1866 was much
larger than that of any previous year, and
that of 1867 promises to be still larger.
It is estinn ated that at least 800, 900 Eu
ropean emigrants have found their way TO
America during the past year, bringing
with them. on an average, $50 each, ma
king the amour. of gold added to our IA
tional wealth from this source alone about
$4,000. 900. This latter item. import
snt in itself, is of but lutte consequence
as compared with the emigrants them
selves. Their muscle aud brain will add
countless millions to the riches of the
country.
At convention of Feui N circles in New
York. last Sunday, James Stephens was
dc AIRED an exploded humbug, and Gsu-
eral Gleason elected to his vacated posi-
ton of Chief Organizer of the Irish Re-
public. Amt the whole Fsnisu bus mess
pretty much of an exploded humbug?
We think it begins to assume that shape
decidedly. President Roberts has issued
another address calling Oh all the Irish to
unite with his organization to free Ire
land.
A report at Washington says Mudd.
Spangler, Arnold and O'LaughliO, the
assassination oouspirators. viii, in con-
sequence of the Supreme Court decision
concerning military commissions. be
brought to Washington from Tortugas.
and handed over to the civil tribunal.
On the first of January the Distribu-
ting Post Office cars commenced running
on the day trains between Washington
and Richmond. These are provided with
the patent arrangement for receiving and
distributing mail bags without stepping
the trains.
TIE Sscrstary of tia Uaiou Merchant
Exchange furnishes the Missouri Demo
crat with the following statistics showing
the amount of -four and wheat on hand
at the different important markets of the
counirv on the ISt of January.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-12

ton of the Household. Plumb Elect
ed SPeakeT--'SThe SiIuatiOnss Sena-
tOrialIy.
TOPEKA, 7lh January, 1867.
Topeka is choke full, and the ''third
house" is yet to be increased. "Confu-
sion worse confused" reigns supreme,
with no present perceplible chance OF
evCkiUg order. This, of course, refers
principally to matters Senatorial, though
the organization of the House is still
mixed" Speculation is useless now.
No candidate for Senator has strength
enough 10 feel very confident of tie ul-
Innate result None of them can "sweep
the platter" with the ease they were so
confidently predicting weeks ago. Some
of them are actually seeking alliances
with the Neosho Valley ! which indicates
alarming weakness. The strife is getting
hot, but the best of humor prevails.
The members of the Legislature generally
regard the situation with complacency,
and do not propose to lose flesh in bilious
denunciations OF candidates, or through
fear of the possible adverse result. EV-
cry Thing betokens harmonious, hard
working session.
Organized Hobbies from Atchison.
LeavenWortb, aud Lawrence are in atten-
dance. The Leavenworth Board of Trade
is here at work for Carney, and the anti
Carney party are pretty fully represented.
Lawrence is divided between TEACHER,
Robinson, Ross and Fisher, but said to
be ready for Union on the one who can
succeed, as against Carney, Pomeroy or
anybody else. The Border appears 10 be
for Thacher, but divided as to preference
North. Atchison is for Pomeroy, of
course, who has much general strength
Lee takes the Northern Tier, first. last,
all the time, world without end, Amer"
as one of his adherents expresses it.
Now you have all that is on the sur
face; and, so far as l know. the whole
thing is there. Pipe-layiDg. i, of course.
going on, and combinations being at
tempted, but the conclusions, so far, are
of the most "lame and impotent" char
acter. Will post you, SO far as posi- 5le,
in q day or two again.
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Topeka. BIB January, 1876

lCPEhAb ON January 1901.
Both Houses convened at I2M. Sen.
ate elected E c. Manning. of Manhattan,
Secretary. much to the surprise of out.
siders, who generally supposed a. R
Banks was running without opposition
An adjournment was then effected unit
10 a. N. tomorrow.
TIE House effected temporary organ
izalion by the choice of Job Throckmor
ton, of Codey, as temporary Speaker, and
J: NJ. Spencer, of Shawnee. as temporary
Clerk, and then adjourned until 9 p. m.
Upon re assembling permanent organi
cation was effected by the choice of Col
Plumb. of Lyon. as Speaker, John T
Morton, of Shawnee, as Chief Clerk,
Prescott, of Saline, as Assistant Clerk,
w. R. Brown, of Lyon. as Journal Clerk.
with the usual complement of other off
GERS, including Charlie Painter, of EN-
poria, as Page.
The SPeaksrship was determined indie.
pendent of the Senatorial question, which
still hangs fire" as when 1 asst wrote,
except that Douglas county. it is report
ed, has practically united upon Thacher,
who already has the Border Tier-all OF
which looks something like combiDa
ton between Lee and TEACHER.
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,unlry on the 1st of January:

For the last few weeks the greatest SNOW
storms known since the winters of 9,
and So have prevailed through out the
Eastern States.
A large majority o: the Northern cit.
liens who went South to engage in cotton
planting have CONS to grief. One tried
plantation in Mississippi, this season,
aud reports that he is out of pocket about
$4,000 over his crop, aud to use his
own language has ''lit out" He says
the colored men may fight nobly. but
they done work worth d-n."
The monthly report of agriculture for
December contains a final estimate Of the
corn crop of 1866. The total result is
100000 bushels. 10 the IL States
not hitherto reported I35.OOO,OOo bush
els, against 274 600, 900 bushels in 1859
In 90 Northern States, 679. 900 .OO0 bush
els, instead of 1000, 900 bushels in
1865. showing decrease of 25.OOO.0OO
bushels, while the decrease in qulity is
equivalent to 75,OOo,o 900 bushels. ma
king loss in feeding value equivalent
te O0,OO0,00O bushels.
The New York Times, OF the 4th saws:
cat private party of yatcbmen on New
Years eve. bets on the great yatca RAGS
were settled to the amount OF $I95. 900.
In some instances odds hal been given
on the Henrietta; in others. odds were
held on the field against her.
Secretary Seward is very much disap-
pointed at the result of the Sherman
Campbell mission. He will wait some
days before taking any more steps in re-
ference to the Mexico. Iu the mean
time Congress is nearly unit against
any interference in the imbrogIio, TIE ex-
penditure of any money or loss of a sim
gle soldier upon that field.
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The citizens of Franklin and other
counties are agitating the question Of a
Stock Law; that is to herd or otherwise
control the stock, that they may. better
grow hedges aud forest trees without the
expensive mode of fencing their farms
against the epcroachments of cattle. An
effort will be made to have Law enacted
the present Legislature per hitting each
county that SO desires to adopt the Law or
reject it by popular VOTE
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$l3,77l 95
$I3,77I 95

The Topeka Record gives the following
gFtifying school statistics from the forth
coming report of the Superinte ndent of
Public Instruction: From 7z1 school
districts reported last year, there were 49,
AL children of school age. This year
there are 81 districts, and 81 1873 child
rem, of whom 81 1858 have bseu in attend
ance upon common schools. La st year
there were 899 persons engaged in teach
ing, while this report. shows 1 .O84,
Last year $50, 1893 22 was paid for teach.
er's wages; this year S1l5.924.II. The
amount assessed by school districts last
year was S1O6. 586 O3; this year it is
Sl92. 620,l7. Value of school houses
last year sI92. 8a9 Cd; this year 1913.
897 81. There have been 80 private
schools in operation, with an attendance
of 3. 1858 scholars, taught by II 3 tesc hers
Besides the above there have been 958
students and SO teachers in three acade-
mics andinstitutes and colleges and uni
versities. Then there is the State Nor.
NAL School, with 80 students and 3 teach
ers; the State Agricultural College with
so scholars sod 5 professors. aud the
State University, in operation one term,
with So SCHOLARS and three professors.
The grand total of scholars In. school
during the year is S5.7s9. a gain of GA
per cent. over last year; aud in teachers a,
gain of 90 per cent"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-12
ANOTHER INDIAN OUTRAGE.

A dispatch from Fort Laramie Jauua-
ry 7, gives US the following particulars o
another Indian outrage in The west:
A party of about one hundred and IF.
ty CheyGunes surro unded the telegraph
office at Sweetwater bridge on the morn
ing of the Ist inst, and gilled and sclap-
ed Mr.. Colicold, the operator, and burn
ed the station. Three soldiers were with
him, one of whom has been found dead,
the rest not heard from. The Cheyennes
have been at the place up to this time. and
their taking the war path with the Sioux
will make much work for the small mum
Der of troops in this Territory. An ex
petition Commanded by Majors Van
Noost aud Gordon started from here a
lew days ago to punish the Sioux. who
committed the massacre near Fort Phil
hearney. Gen. Palmer, commanding
here, seems wide awake 10 the importance
Of the situation.
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poria. This. however, is needed by its
rigLtful owners, and cannot be long re-
tanned it is, besides, insufficient in guam
tity for the use of the school.
1t is hoped that the State will not with
bold the means necessary to finish the
building aud provide it with the necessary
furniture aud apparatus. to pay the Teach
ers aud fence in the building; to provide
a we'll or cistarn. aud out buildings, to-
gether with sufficient amount to organ
izs the Model school iu connection with
the Normal. Your committee would
therefore recommend the following as
suitable appropriations for the absolute
necessities of the school:
For the completion of the building $3.50
- Furniture and apparatus 1900
IS Teachers salaries, 1000
a. Model school, 1000
81 Fencing building with good
stone fence, 1000
Well or cistern, and out build
ings, $50
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aoVERNOR,s MESSAGE.

The message of Governor Crawford
reached us Friday morning after our pa
per was up. 1t is quite lengthy. We
shall endeavor to lay it before our readers
next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-12

The Ohio Democracy met at Colum-
bus, Ohio, on the 9th OF January, aud
enacted the farce OF nominating a State
ticket. They are taking the field early
We notice that all the old wheel horse;
we're on hand, including Vallaudig
ham and Pendlston. Ia reading of thi;
assemblage, GU, mind turn5, in the sam e
connection to the idea of an assemblsge
of Egyptian mummies. How long will
these men keep up their mournful gath
erings over the ''dry bones" of the old
hulk, Democracy Their perseverance
is worthy better cause" Vallaudig
ham. Jake Thompson, Doolitrle. jeff. Da-
vas, Booth, Toombs, Breckenridge,
Stephens, Jim. Buchanan, Frank Pierce,
Billy Seward and Andy Johnson pass in
review