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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-01-07
AMERICAN
WALTHAM
w A r @ II E s

Tho true value Of Machinery applied % Watch
making Is not that BY its use Watches are made
rapidly but that they are made correctly. Very
few people know why Waltham Watch shbula 10
superior 70 any other. II the FIRST place, at Waths
ham the Watch j. regarded a. only machine, 70 10
constructed Ike any other machine. on mechanical
principles. Ii the Watches are good il Is because
the machinery is good. ul course there must BE- no
detect IN the principle oT plan Of the moyeInent-~no
stake IN the sizes shapes Of the pieces Of which
i IS composed nothing wanting 10 their properties.
aud 10 error 10 their positions. These points once
thoroughly settled, II rests wholly with the machine
~, constructed With infinite diversity Of form aud
Junction EXPIRE W for the purpose, 70 produce the
finished pieces By means 81 the multiplying guages
aud microscopes tests and inspection for the wear
10 the tOos, and Tor faults aud flaws iusteel or stone
are made 10 accompany the work 10 every stage
from beginning % end. As necessary result ths
watch goes together perfect machine. Every part
Is found 70 NJ properly Ia Us place. Every pin may
be pushed li i puchcs, and every screw tnrened
home. Instead Of sluggish AID feeble action, the
balance. even under the pressure 81 the lightest
handspring, yibrates with wide and free motion,
and the bss, has the clear RIGGING sound always
Characteristic oftho Wailhsin Watch. The machine
timekeeper ffan the START
his system Of Matchmaking u unknown IN for
eign countries, aud il entirely original with the
Waltham Company The Company claim that BY
u they produce watches that cannot be cqualled for
every quality which makes watch valuable Sim
pie 10 plan and correct In prineipie the movement
Is not only beautifully finished substantai accurate
and cheap, bit u uniform 10 the mibutsst details,
not easily damaged, and when repaired always az
goDd a. new There are different grades Of fui,h
iii Tie different varieties ~ watches made BY the
Natham Company there are different sxer and
shapes 70 SUIT all tastes and means bat every watch
that bcaes the genuine trade marx of"WAlrBAA"
is guaranteed 20 be good one, and nobody need be
airatd 10 bay IL.
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Earnings Of the Company.

AZ present, The profits 81 the Company arc derived
only from Us local traffic but this ~ already much more
han sufficient 10 pay the interest on All the Bonds The
1"mphhy can Issue. II not another mile were built IL
y not doubted that when the road Il completed the
through traffic u the only lino connecting The Atlantic
ana faclho states Will be large beyond precedent anh
a. there WIN ha no competition Il always Sc one
al profitable rates
II VIII DC noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad a
" lacI 1oNEaNMENr Wogk built under supervision
OF Government officers, aud 70 large extent with Gov
yefhmeht money, ana that lie bonds are issued under
Government direction II IL believed that no similar
security so carefully guarded and certainly no other
i based upon larger on more valuable property As
the COmUanv'e - -
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pf LtGDf 81 Pag~. as n ~ noes. eminent
Clemsa 4 taiats fs.aB
f 'aHN asi5i. i results mas q anticipated
d @ le4lns csH ~ d#a.yeI "a pute water"
ilt AhueNs tt hAes# faats VI 81 euiiGc
Issrtrh af experiment. be tncCss8s8 b d.ss3's-
zee Has ef 4gwffy ernsas % lsii9t n each
ba@ softer td ~ atn aatsa aasag Ftsats
tafs fs#sassf 70 ah psftieulafly in ocniuIa sud
alsezes 49, fe8lH Gjie8isfs ffes.
~ il Aaaen i8es MISTER Il ~ sale bv >. g.
liAs aaAf. go bsg 81. AeN ilrk aad by a
NunKsa
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Six Per Cent. in Gold.

or over NINE Pr GENT upon the iqyestmeut SUB.
serlpiions received IN harchcsterb by
JAMES T. BLACK ESQ
and II New York atthe Company oaice, No. 90 Man.
sau street andby
Company's Once, No. 90 Nassau st., and By
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. Nassau 81.
CLARKE, DODGE a co, Bankers No 81 Wall st.
JOHN ), CISCO son, Bankers, No IS Wall ST.,
and by lhe Company's advertised Agents throughout
I 5 bItHu States Eeintlances should be made IN
drafts OF other funds par IN New York and ME bonds
VIII be sent Tree Of charge by return express Parties
subscribing through local agents viii look d th5m for
thur safe delivery
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the rro-
gfess oi the Work Resources Of e0 sruetlon and Val.
ue o. bonds may DC obtained al the Ccupanys Oiic,
plicatlon.
JOHN. CISCO Treasurer New York.
November 70, 1867.
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OppOrtuuity
Commissioners ) Notice.

IL q me subscriber being appointed BY the Hon
W the Probate Court for the District II Manchester
Ost1Inissoners e receive examine and adjust The
eaAs ana demands ~ an persons against the estate Of
LEVI BRADFORD
air q Manchester % aia District deceased am8AIso
81 claims aud demands exhibited rs Offset thereto. and
re months from he ifh day " Dec her 1851 being 81
l sa'a Court i1F that parp8se we do therefore
eb} Etr hoite ira; We VIII attend % the business
~ H8F alp1lhtmrnt a The ne residence NJ the said
deceased on tie s4h day II Jgnc ls6s from one uutl
-Four a'tlotk T. ~. On said DAY
beied A. Manchester this 24lh day u December
D., 1861
RICHARD VI DEAN 90,
- ROBERT AMES Noh r.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

'Ihlo ~ 10 GIVE NOTICE that on the ia day Of
L November, a. D 1861. a wafraa In BanknIntoy
was ISSUED against The estate % Russell G. Fix of
Shatsbury ~ the County or Bennington aud Stare Of
Nerhoit VINO has been adjudged Bankrupt Oh his
own petition that the payment Of any debtF ana a.
Fey y property belon. ing 70 sal Bankrupt to him
Or Tor ms use aud the transfer Of any property by hlm
OF said bankupo prove their debt aud u rboo.a m
% more aasgnees Of is estate viii be held at Court
81 bankruptcy 70 be holden az The Office 0i A. r. Lyman
10 bennington n me County Of Bennington ii said
Distfict before r. Lyman Register on he s0th dav
Of January, D 1860, at 10 O'Clock, a NJ
~ n. b. FLANAGAN
Deputy Marshal as Messenger
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Commissioner ) Notice.

~AA-A't-H0AeAAAA g &0hlDNs
N the subscribers, being appointed bv tie
W hon TIE Probate Court for the District 81
manchester, Commissioners % receive examine aud
s3ust ne Claims and demands q al persons inst
TIE estate Of
SYLVESTER DRMING,
iae q Arlington, b sad District 5eseased and sac
~ claims sud demands exhibited r. Offset thereto:
ahd 81 months from the SON daf u December SCI.
Bang allowed By said Court for that purpose. We
90 therefore, hereby give notice that We wiH attend
" 1's sasfess q our appointment AZ The dwciling
holss II the dercased 81 said Arlington On fle lgi
day q February uad ire 25ib Gas y Nav nex from
y 4. y uaii O'Clock r. VI. o. each u said dsys
pAted = Arngion, this s9sh 4ag u December.
A. y. lseT.
!, RA 4 .,, eA ,s,I1Ei; c9m.n.
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CHRoNlc3cATARRH.
way entertain tbs ioatA.osns. disease when reid
can be a5'niaea1 We nee, those every day who
suffering from catarrb io such 40 eHioat, thai the
An Passages 10 the head ars 10 partly deconpo.cI
eon1iaon,-thc nose and throat filed with snch
mass efeorupt matter that thoy are objects Of Dis.
gust 70 themselves, and q pity to those with whom
they associate.
ohronic catsrrh usually Affect, the head, fauce,
and bronchial tubes. 1t invariably caused by hu
moral or iaaamnatory blood, BY which the mueou,
membrane Is made sore or iaaaned. producing a co.
Fious effasion Of viseid matter. II be produced
" D'' :" '1s O'ooa i IS almost certain to end
~ uiess speedily cured, because It'll
'"0'''o's . entirety prevent the matter from run
mug '0N" tue oreheh'al INTO the air vesiclcs, and
'u'' y 'e eAcoriains or sealding property Of the
matter its contact with the delicate Innings Of the
"','s''' At once causes irritation, aud invites the
"''u0'"' properties q Tue blood to deposit therein
! '0s'''es anu Ulcers
0a'"'Fn Almost always attends Consumption, and
frequently 'o'a' 10 T.
IN ozsenized Air we have positive cure for this
disease me remedy Is taken BY iohalation,-
D1o"'hcd directly into The lungs and through them
barred INTO ie0Iood thus as soon as the blood will
'''y H. 1t reaches al parts Of the system, decom,
'o''"s ''' impure matter IN the blood and exPelling
''''0'Sl 'H' pores ana through the natural chan
''' ''o'n '''s system mus you see that the cause
''' 0''s'''' i'fenoVed' and the disease itsefmust
y o"'
- '"'' same manner we treat and radically cure
''0D'n'''' and Consumption Let no one suffering
u" 'n''' diseases despair Of relief lfyou are too
I away 70 V'''' our 0lhee and see US personally,
'''' q description OF your symptoms and forward
the address below
send 'or our circular which giv'' full de'crlp-
on o. these diseases
Out Of the many thousands Of testimonials re-
lived We publish The fo'Io'ins'-
Dr. O. l. HLooD'--bear Sir: desire to give
'u ny testimony in regard to the value Of your
e"' nc system Of treating catarrh and diseases Of
e respiratory organs J have used your remedy.
'1ys'a.1'd Air. ia my practice for the last year
10 complete success. have cur'd fe worst forms
o"'arrh' and majority q the cases Of Bronchitis
q Consumption N their advanced stages. I'M
a''lsaiy pronounce "oxyEsnized Air the great
coon ever ys' conferred upon our suffering race,
'''s U"5 y ho' 'af aistaht when every IN !,
hsen' physician vii adopt your system in the q
''''en' o. AZ forms o. chronic affections Z
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Bennington G Rutlanl Railroad.
Valuable Farm For Sale.

I'Ht undersigned oilers CO sale cheap valuable
Il farm . $50 scres, situated 81 TIE stage road
gad.ag from Manchester - B8UdVlic ia the town
NiahAIl Bennington C5unty, 81 4 mile from
Graham. Chair Factory
There lsN good sugar orchartaa Apple Orchard
tie urmises hou-e sgI baFus are conn0deus
alid p good repair. lilo farm < well saterea ana
"a liEa state 81 cultivation. Possession gigaa iul,
raeiiaie'y. $500 70 5e paid down aud ths balance
may fema.n secured ~ mortgage, II 3eeired.
ihs y q fsfs chance tar soy Que ia want 81 suth
property. Apply .
JJLAcKEY.S
Ga hans Cliaif kacsorv,
~ NHihaii, Bennington Couniy, 81
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE u
P o Box5ls6

K0SM0S
4 Curious Aedical Book pic .. f,.r,.
&adfess Prof JOHN YANDERPOoL, nj ID. Ney
10TH Aeeca University, - ElInt3n Place, r. Y. cay
SI9tsk fkR MONTH ioba0 agent, wanted to sell
Fipp CAasr'- FlieH Dollar Microscope adabtea
y ~ ifa1 $40 professions counterfeit tnoncy cloth
20 movers pictures A. srmgle sent b. mall On - !
eeiPi % ~ Wiu direction. ~ Address d ri CHASE
4 Washington SIS Boston Mas
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fa atihis a1ssef Nstlsfa ut. .E
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First Mortgage Bonds

are antfed for The present az 90 CENrs ON THE DOL
LAh lhey are the cheapest security ia the market be
lang hois lhan y PER seat ln1er than Z s. Bonds.
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Across the Continent
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

This hrlngs he Tine 70 the AaieFn base az ne Roey
mountains, AVID g t. expected thar the TRACK iii hs
ala tAiry miles Further - EgNns pAss the IA shsst
poh' on lit r9ad BY January, The maximum, erAas
tFuH we foot q The mountains ~ tha summit \ but
Ni&H3 leet 70 ihe mlr, Whi.u thar III manv easferu
foalr y over one hundred Work H De rel egtfiaI
90 $50 Neetera slope s continue through ne utbtsr
tpa there 4 Low ug reason doubt that the oufir
Grand tlhe % ths Pacific will be open fsF business n
The means provided FOR nc CONSTRUCTION II tis Great
Naiiansl Work are ample The United states prabis
~ eN Fer Cent Bon d. at the rate Of ff8m f6 ba0 Ii
$tN~ per mile, iof which ID takes second lien AZ -
th1 sud receives payment BE- large Il not fail 4lpt
81 iih Claim In services. These BINDS an issueA ~
each iwenynlile section Is aniseod aud alter ii has
been examined by United states commissioners ana
pronounced 70 bv ~ Al respects frat sras- road tha
roughly supplied With depOts. repair shops stations
aha an the necessary rolling stock aud other cqun
meuts fNf
The United States also makes donation or Is Oo3
acres ol land 70 The mle, which will be- source 81 ar,e
tgNeahe % the Company. Much ct this land In IL
ithue faey ie among the most fertile in the world
ana oihgt largo portions covered with heavy nine
forests ana abound in coal % the best quality
lhe company is also authorized 10 issue ia own
FIRST Mortgage Bonds 10 an am0nnt poiial "a t tsts
ol the doFernhtcnl and no more Hon ID Morgaa
snd Hon, oak0s Ames are Trustees for The Bopdhoid
ers, and deliver the Bonds 10 the C0pany only ~ NV
work progresses, that they always repfesapf mn
tual aud productive value
The auhorized capital Of the Compan, IL ON. HIM.
dred Million Dollars, of which ever i've millions bay,
been paid IN upon the work already done
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-15
BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT GO.
CASH GIFTS 10 THE AMOUNT OF
e250,OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE!

4 liz vi atnkAnESs EAdAAGA ELE dNAukcE
Silver Ware, Photograph Adams, and
q large assortment of Fine Gold
Jeweiry, in all valued at
Il Chance TO Lrat0 any Of the above Prizes
by purchasing a Sealed Ticket ter % cts.
Tick Is describing each Prize are sealed in
ceIpt Of 25 cents a Sealed Ticket VIII be
drawn without choice d delivered at
The prize named upon II will be delivered
to the tlCket-holder on payment of one
do Tar. Prizes will be immediately sent to
any address, as requested, by express or
You wiI1 fa9w lch1, your Prize is before
you pay for IL. Any Prize may be exchang-
ed ion anqther of the same value. No
SIS Our patrons depend on fair deal.
ing.
ing name rom the "a any who have late y
arawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per
mItted rs 20 publish them:
Il $. Il. Wilkins, B. nalos =. Y. $1,000; Miss
Annie Monroe, Chicago, III, Piano, yalu-
ed IT $3.50. RobI- Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa,
colo Watch, $3.50; Phillip MCCARTHY, ..ou-
isvIile Ky, Diamond cluster king, 5000;
Z. A Paterson, New Bedford, Mas, SiI-
yer lea set,SI75 Miss Emma AalwOr b,
B2lt,5" 4akee, W., b 6lSH Hssi so Te65' 50 ~
mission.
OPI>Io>s OF rHE PRE- They are do
ing tre largest business; the nfm l. * "a
bleI Snu deserve their success HseAtk
? 5u1aey Feb. :, 1853.
eve ave exainiGed their systva ga aud
snow tfsvm % he a isIr dealing hr s.e-
- u. Herald feb. y. 1868.
last weeks niend OF ours drew a so
prize, whlr~ was promptly TeGeived.1E
DuI9 News, BfaFch 5, E6s: = $50 lAE
send iOr circular 2tVIus many more ref
erences ana favorable notices from LhC
press Liberal Inducements to Agents
Satistactl n guaranG ed livery p ckags
i OF Sea ed Envelopes contains one cash 0iTt.
six Tickets for 81; Is for 81; IS Tor -; III
for Sl5.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELEGEOkS.
o THE STATE AT LARGE.
Gov. GUSTAVUS KOERNER,
GEN. T. T. HENDERSON.
GEN. STEPHEN A. HURLBUT.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
EDWARD KITCHELL.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
DAVID w. MUM.
Union Republican Platform.

The following is the platform adopt
ed by the Republican Convention, at
Chicago, on Thursday the 21st day of
May, 1868.
The National Republican party of
the United States, assembled in Ma
tional Convention in the city of Chi
cago, on the goth day Of May, 1868,
make the following declaration of
principles:
l.. We congratulate the country on
ton policy OF Congress as evlnced by
the adoption, in a majority of the
States lately in rebellion, of Consti-
tutions securing equal civil ano polit-
zeal rights to all; and we regard it
as the duty of the Government to sus-
tain those institutions, and to pre-
vent the people of such States from
being remitted to a state of anarchy.
2. The guarantee by Congress of
equal suffrage to all loyal men In the
South was demanded by every con-
sideration Of public safety, OF graft
tude, and must be maintained; while
the question of suffrage In all the
loyal States properly belongs to the
people ofthose States.
3. We denounce all forms of repu-
diation as national crimes. and the
national honor requires the payment
of the pubic indebtedness, In the
utmost good faith, 70 all creditors. at
home and abroad, not only according
to the letter bat the spirit of the laws
under which II was contracted.
4. II is due to the labor Of the ma
ton thst taxation should be equalizad
aud reduced az rapidly as our nation
al faith viii permit. 4s
/ s. The national debt, contracted.
as it has been. for the preservaton of
the Union for all time to come. should
be extended over a fair period for
redemption; and it is the duty of
| Congress to reduce the rate of interest
thereon, whenever il q honestly be
! done.
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That the best policy TO diminish
our burden of debt is TO so improve
our credit that capitalists viii seek TO
loan Us moneyat lower rates of inter-
est than We 1eW pay, and must con
rInue to pay. $ long as. repudIatIons
partial or total, open or covert, is
thrsatened or suspected .
2 The Government of the United
States should be administered with
the strictest economy, and corrup-
tioes which have been go shame
fully nursed and fostered by Andrew
johnson. call loudly for radical re-
form. ys. m
8. We profoundly deplore the I'M
timely and tragic death of Abraham
l Lincoln, and regret the accession of
| Andrew Johnson to the Presidency,
who mas acted treacherously to the
| people who elected him and the cause
he was pledged to support, has usurp-
ed high legislative and judicial func-
tons; has refused TO execute the
laws; has used his high Office to in
| duce other officers to ignore and VIC
! late the laws; has employed his ex-
eeutlve powers to render Insecure the
property, peace, liberty and life of
the citizens; has abused the pardon
ing power; has denounced the Ma
tional Legislature as unconstitutional
has persistently and corruptlg resist
ed, by every measure in his power,
every proper attempt at the recon
strGction of the States lately in re-
bellion has perverted the public pat
ronage into an engine of wholesale
corruption, and has been justly i'm
peached for high crimes and misde.
meanors, and. properly pronounced
guilty thereof by the votes of thirty
FIVE Senators.
8. The doctrine of Great Britain
and other European Powers. that be
cause a mar is once a subject he is
always so, must be resisted at every
hazard by the United States, as q
relic of the feudal time, not author
lied by tie law of nations, and al
war with our national honor and in.
dependence, naturalized citizens be.
ing entitled to be protected in all
their rights of citizenship, as though
they were natural born; and no citi'
zen of the United States, natural or
n~aturalized, must be liable to arrest
and imprisonment by any foreign
power, for acts done or words spoken
in this country; and if so arrested anG
imprisoned, it is the duty of the Gov
ernment to interfere in his behalf.
10. OF all who were faithful in tbs
trials of the late war, there were none
entitled to more especial honor thar
the brave soldiers and seamen whC
endured the hardships of campaign
and cruise, and lmperiled their live
in the service of their country. The
bounties and pensions provided b!
law for those brave defenders of thu
nation are obligations never to be for
gotten. The widows and orphans O
the gallant dead are the wards of tht
people, sacred legacy ~bequeathed tt
the nations protecting care.
II. Foreign immigration, which, il
the past, has added so much to tn,
wealth and development of the re,
sources and increase of power to thi
nation, the asylum of the oppressed
of all nations, should be fostered anC
encouraged by a liberal and jus
policy.
II This Convention declares it
sympathy with all the oppressed PEG
pie who are struggling for thei
rights.
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