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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

| NlsH | nAD CAPITAL 50 we
heard a great slrapping young man
exclaim the other day in an office
We did want to give him peice d
our mind 70 bad aud we viii Just
write 10 bin. You want capital, "a
youY And suppose you had what you
call capital, what would Won do with
itY You want capital! lIaYen'tyou
hands aud feet, audmuscle and bone,
aud brains, and don't you call them
capitalg What more capital did God
give anybody Z "Oh. but they are
not money" says You. But they
are more than money, aud nobody
can take them from You. Don't you
know how touse them Ii you don't
II is time YOU we're learning. Take
hold u the fret pillow, or hoe, or jack
plane, or broad axe that Won can find.
aud 20 to work Your capital will
soon yield a large interest. Az, but
there's the rub you don't want to
work; won want money on credit,
that YOU may play the gentleman
and speculate aud end by playing
the sagabond. Or YOU want plan
tation with plenty Of hirelings upon
il to DO the work, while you run
over the country and dissipate or
want 70 marry some rich girl who
may be foolish enough to take you
for your good looks, that she may
support YOU.
Shame on you, young man Go
10 work with the capital You have,
and you'll soon make interest enough
upon il, to give You as much money
"a You want, and make you feel like
q man. Ii you cant make money
on what capital you have, YOU could
not make il # you had a million dol
lars n money. II yon don't know
how to use bone and muscle and
brains, you would not know how TO
use gold, If YOU let the capital that
you have lie idle aud waste and rust
cut, il would lie the same thing with
You if yon bad gold; you would on
" know how 10 waste II.
Then don't stand about idle, a
great helpless child, waiting for
somebody to come in and feed you,
but 20 70 work Take the first work
You can find, no matter what IL Is 50
that You may doitwell Yes, what
ever you undertake, DO il well al
ways do yoar best. you manage
the capital You already have, you
will soon have plenty more TO man
age: but If you can't or won't man
age the capital God has gwen You.
You viii never have any other to
manage. DO you hear, Young man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

FAe t rHE S-CoSuFssu
FnQB H1EMHIEs luutNE. II to
au + distant frosa lie earth q. lssg.-
60 of mi.eA 10 diameter u 10000
~ mofc than one hundred
times that u the earth IL piaced
where ibe earth 4, its circumference
aoold not odiy include the moon,
uhieh Is zoo. miles fram The earth.
81; ugald reach oai past ii nearly s.
far Bgau 4 m&n standing ca the
saa would ~ crushed fat ~ his owu
weight i be eogld stand ihe eatlong
cneugh. Tie heat uf tho sums SUR
face * equal g. that which would be
produced by burning sis tons 81 coal
FER hoar az each square Yard Il Is
tery much greater than would be re-
quired % melt any metals known On
earth. The most brilliant lights that
can le manufactured by chemists
Jocks ike q black spot il looked
against the san. The outer surface
II the sun Is composed Of scales about
the shape Il q willow leaf and per-
haps 1000 mics long. II i these
tia, give ont the light and heat i
great distance below this outer coat
there is a layer 81 dark clouds, prob
ALLY metallic. Again there j. q space,
and then another layer Of still darker
clouds, likely Of the same material;
another great interval, and then the
solid surface Of the sun. The sun
travels about million Of miles a day,
and We, in the lasttwo thousand years
il has not travelled one sixtieth part
of tile distance 10 the nearest star.
Ii fact, there is hardly any precepti-
BE change ii lis position among the
stars, one Of which-Sirus-is large
enough 70 make two or three humid
red ike It,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

LEAP YEAR Cory 0'Lanus talks
after this fashion to the ladies con-
corning the exercise Of the peculiar
privilege of leap year; ! would adj
wise Young ladies not to be rash. -
Although it is leap year, you had bet
ter look before You leap. Because
IL YOU get husband and he don't
suit you, you can't change him for a
better one-at least not without go
ing to Chicago. There are several
considerations to be observed IN the
selection Of a husband. Looks are a
matter Of taste; size, complexion,
and color Of whiskcrs may be left to
individual taste. They are Of less
consequence than disposition and PEE
cuniary resources. ] wouldn'tadyise
any young woman TO marry man
who would expecthe to support him.
Ii is not a fair thing on the old gen
tIcman. who has been looking for
ward TO the marriage Of his daughter
a. happy release from milliner's
bills. Never disapoint your parents.
Young ladies need not inquire too
particularly whether the man oftheir
choice belongs to a lodge which meets
fonr nights In week They viii
find that ont after they are married.
Husbands like other domestic ami
mails, when caught young can some
times be trained to do a good many
useful ihings. They have even been
known to get up IN the morning and
light tie fire when the servant girl
has gone away. There are some
professions not advisable to marry
into. Such as editors, for they new
er get rich. Or politicians, who are
never satisfied with one wife, but are
always getting welded 70 their conn
try. and, like most bigasnists, abuse
both their wives. But as the great
object is to get a husband, ard a. the
supply Is limited, il MAJ aot DO 70
be Too particular.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

INTERESTING FACTS. A legal stone
is II pounds in England and 10
pounds 10 Holland. A fathom, six
feet, is derived from the length Of a
fall-grown man. A hand in horse
measure, is six inches. An Irish
mile is 2240 yards a Scotch mile Is
1884; a German, 1906; Turkish,
1926. An acre is 1910 square yards,
foot aud 81 inches each way. A
square mile, 1900 yards each way,
containg $40 acres. The human
body consists Of 240 bones, nine
kinds OF articulation or iointings,
100 cartiages or ligaments,
400 muscles or tendons, and
100 nerves, besides blood, arteries
veins etc. Potatoes planted below
three feet do not vegetate; at one
foot they grow thickest, and at two
they are retarded two or three
months. There are no solid rocks
in the arctic regions, owing TO the
severe frosts. The surface of the
sea isestimated at $50, 900, 600 square
miles. Its greatest depth is suppos-
ed TO be equal 10 the hight Of the
highest mountains, or four miles.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

CREAM Pm Place a pint of milk
where i vii heat Then beat to-
gcther one cup Of white sugar and
half a cup Of -four, with two eggs,
aud stir !; into the milk when It il
nearly boiling. Stir rapidly until il
il cooked thoroughly; add essence
Of lemon, and pour upon the ernst,
which should be baked before the
cream il pat In. This will make two
pies Ii Jon wish il extra, make a
frosling Of the whites u the eggs, and
three iable-spoonials ofsagar, Spread
this evenly over the pies, and set
again III tie oven, and brown slightly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

KEEPING EVEN. "A distinguished
ex-governor Of Ohio, famous for sto-
~ telling, relates that on one occa-
sion, while he was addressing a tenn
pelanee meeting at Georgetown, Dis
trict Of Columbia, and depicting the
miscries caused By too freely indulg-
ing in the flowing bowl, his attention
was attracted by the sobs ola discon-
solate and seedy-looking individual
seated in the rear part OF the room.
On going to the person and interro-
eating him, the governor was told
the usual tale Of woe among other
sad incidents, that during his career
Of vice he had buried three wives.
The governor having buried few
wives Of his own, sympatmzed deep
IN with the inebriate, and consoled
him as much as was in bis power. -
Said he, "The Lord has deeply atiiic-
ted you" The mourner, sobbing,
replied, "I-yes he has and pausing
a moment and wiping his eyes, con-
tinued, "but | don't think the Lord
got much ahead Of me, for as fast as
lie took one, took another r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

TINS Axp New. -Iauner in 1916
Maj 81 pIaw. wlfe 30 cow, giF. a.
yarn. boz ~ barn. and So due= set
tied Farmers in ls6s MAJ - show,
az. 81 plane, wile ln satin, boy az
Latin, AID does unsettled
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NOTICE is hereby given In persuancc Of an act Of
the Legislature Of this State, passed At ts last
zion, that the STARK Bank win redeem its outstanding
bills 81 the counter Of the First National Bank Of BEN
ugton That the said stark Bank terminated its exis
tcuce the first day Of August, A. d. 1861 aud the
i0llowpg-s copy OF the said net Of the Legislature
Gan Act relating to the redemption of Bank Notes "
n Is heyebg eaaeted By tie Geaeral assembly 81 ths
state ~ Vermont:
SEo. & After the expiration Of the charter % any
bank chartered by THE state, after the termination
" the existence of any such bank agfreably to the
laws Of this State, such bank may notice 20 be
published in all the weekly newspapers " the county
where such bank rs located for one fail year setting
forth that said bank viii redeem its outstanding bile,
the day Of the expiration Of its charter the date o.
the termination Of ts existence and copy 0f this
and upon due publication o. such notice, neither suck
bank nor he officers shall be liable 10 any action for
the nonTedempton Of any Of rs outstanding bills
less the shall have been duly presented and pay
ment thereof demanded within the yea aforesaid at
the banking house Of such bank.
SIC. g After the expiration Of the charter after
the termination Of the existence Of sny such bank
aforesaid, such bank shall cease TO be subject TO the
operation liable 10 the provisions Of the siStythifd
section Of chapter eighty niHe Of the General Statutes
SEo. g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. 10, 1868.
Gw HARaAN, Cashier,
Bennington, Au. 2, fsC7.-iyli
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LIMOS Pins.-The Juice and graf
cd rind of three lemons, three cups
Of sugar, three eggs, whites and yolks
beaten separately, whites 70 be Added
last about two iahle-spooniuls Of corn
starch mixed smooth and boiled few
moments m about one pint and half
Of water add small piece Of butter
while hot; bake with bottom crust.
This recipe makes three pies.
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.u.FFTHEW. ~. GooDa.T.S's E.iais.

STATE or VERMONT, Probate Court holden
Manchester District az the Probate unlce Ia Man.
chester, In aud for said District the 2ith day Of
March, A. D. 1865
Present, Hon. L. b. 1T RroN, Judge,
The executor Of the last viii aud testament of Mat.
thew y. Goodwin late Of Manchester, IN said District
deceased presented bis application Ia writing to said
Court setting forth that the liabilities Of said estate
amount TO about the Of 5000 and that the person
az property Ufhad estate is o. about the value Of tH9,
aud that II viii be necessary 70 sell portion Of the
real esste ofihe said deceased % pay the liabilities q
said estate and representing that by the viii Of said
licensed lltt Interest 10 bis rpa estate was devised
TO his sister Plieades smith, aud The ayas % the re-
mainder thereof given 10 the American Board Of Com
mlssioners for Foreign Missions aud further frIrc,
sentng that tho real estate Of the said deceased consists
Of dwelling house and lands appCrlenaut Ia tie VII
agc Of Manchester Ia said town and District aud a
wood lot OF about three acres IN said town and pray
Ing for license to sell mnCb Of said described real
tate may hc necessary pay the debts Of the said
deceased aud th expenses Of settling his estate and
also the remain ter Of said real estate after the life
tate Of said Peades Smith for The purpose Of paying
the ayas Of said remainder TO said Board Of Commits
siOncrs
Whereupon it was ordered that said application be
heard at Probate Court 10 be holden At the Probate
Office IN Manchester, iii and tor said District The
last Wednesday Of April, 1868. aud that notice thereof
be given by publishing this order three weeks
lively IN the Manchester J0toaai, a paper printed III
Manchester, previous to said Time 81 hearing
Attest LO}ELAND MUNsuS Register
true copy ofrecord
Al Attest LOvELAND MtrNsoN Register
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CsTATE or VERMONT Ala Probate CgQrf hoiet
- aaasesser Dtsfgtof a. - attAe Fruhsie once y
NaaehsstsF IL and f05 sid District fhe lib Gay u
h&reh A D lsf6
Present. Hen y Il BURTON dpdEe
The EEeaaEaT 81 ihs iasi wii ahd tesl1ment - Ba-
alice haBra te M Szaagate a sAlG uistrte, deceased.
PROPOSED "a render IS AcnSant
Whereapaa x w3s nfdersa nat ssia zppiiestign bs
hsar6 81 Probate Gear e. - h1ise1 81 Tbs ff0b@ls
0NnH Ia MaHekeEter in and far skla dsigiek % Ia
"a dxg ~ April ESss sna ihAt nutaer fAereaf bs
sfea s. Fantsal tAls Order three Heeks ssngessrs-
n 6 fks has4ahfs1ef iasgi papeF 9Fsnted 81 Men-
taesteF. ;sresiuas 80 snia ilfas q AeSFsmg
A sFar Hs@ay&-
Ailest E0FElA&p NUN~OA, Register
A trEs eoeF ~ secaFa Attest
Il L0TELAsD nj ks1E. KeEAstsr
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EXCELLENT CHICKEN PlE. Cover
the bottom Of a pudding-dish with
slices sf broiIed liam, cut up one or
two chickens, and broil or parboil
them. I'll the dish even full, sprink-
ling in here and there small slices Of
ham, and pieces Of cgg cracker
Season well with pepper; the ham
will probably make ii salt enough.
Cover with stock Of veal gravy, and
lay on rich crust, 1T least half an
inch thick, with a rim upon the edge.
Bake Ia q moderate oven, an hour
aud halt, covering the paste with
paper, If necessary, to prevent burn
ing.
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y.,nIs T. 10 GIyr NOTICE. n,

II
II aAy q MARCH, a ID. I-Gs. NarTAHf 3D. Bankruptcy
Nas ss1ed agaiusi the EsE2te u SOLOMON = PkAIT,
az Bennington, "a he Caang q benulnzign and STATE
% Vermont wh5 hss been aaludgra a B4ukwpt on
ne orn Pctitiaa thst the PsFment - AIRY fbte and
Delivery % shy Property belonging 70 such Bankrupt
10 h fo he use, aud the Transfer q nny Proper.
IA Is rim. are f3fbsaden b Law that aeeliag "
the Creditors 81 said BaBkrup; 20 Prove heir De -.
aud - chose one ~ Astsguocs u Bis Estatf all
C8art Haase ~ Bennington iu the County u Ben-
nin9ton 20 sad District before A. T. Lyman, Esg, On
he Isth aay 81 April A D. lsss and IL a'c"ek A ".
s. A SMALLEN,
a nes.nfs rnltaa ataln. M.r.hAl Z. Massanrnr
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Burr & llurt0n Seminary.

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V'HK sFHfNe 3ENM 81 ass lAsutrBaH WfH esf
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The Old ESTABLISHED EEOspifCgf
No. s Beaver ST., Albany, NY.
QUICK CURES aud Low PRICES


Trentg 7housqpd paasEfs Cyfsd Apaaaly.
M. }. TELLER continues 70 be eohfdeHHaiy coz
~ suited an Al tgrms u private 6sstea e ht ad
tatlithed Hospital, No Beaver street hitary, -
Twenty years devoted - this particular branch ~
practice enables him 20 perform cures ssst a. no other
physician can and his itclute eaeh bluF Ia
gob4enes With the mort eminent pbyaciant q TIE 90
Kord 81 obtaining the safest veil the latest RENE
dies fof these dHestfs shefs ndGc 70 tie Haff.
tuhate gh quick and pa 81 be DbtaHed
e oitce IL America. 10 syfhillia Goponhaa, oieet.
Structure Enlargement - tts ieslieies shd spFmaHs
cords, Bubo Cleefatsd Threat. tender shin
bonsa CutaBsogs ernpoha Boilf Ulcffs Atffttes sd
he control 0fths Doctors medicines and hasr been
ed IN more thar sp@2 essss aHnaslg. vita immense
Y0UAG MN
Young men addicted Il secret bal4ts sbe have im
paired tAer heslfbs and assuayed ne fisaf n fftlr
Hhef thus aeprlkhg tAematlFes q ~ pNsssfs q hAf
r}ea e. bottled THAI ~ e9bsQitng b. j. Teller,
.aey all esd friend 70 console and PIysieau who
las cured ibeussa9 Ia almost esefy part ef tbs United
fege n 81 that makef he Desirable aaa men tapfy
The reader 10 u that ts asicsfY u ts saB
eei WI Pfeyeat iHors Minute Description y ths ter
IN. TELLERs GRIdT W0HK.
4 baok fgr rFsfFhafy startling dlsslofHgss ~ 1W
isr CREST SOFA fes ne married these ssHirmtafAg
t0 Al paFts aaaef seR posi- PAID ttGp copes soe ths
past Yeaf BE- snRe married snd thf aarftre hApry
AteriaFs o. Iofsfef hoN e ehpesf Afthtt sentFtt
= bssore eabslsa wsrss.sa 4 y esrl isrss tlssa
the smq6hl asked iorm ~ ssnss = fpeNs p postage
stamps tHeietse e Secure feFg - fstsfa fHaA -.
Tssf as devoted ne a. t. III sars flaese disease
e. upun .a2eh BE- boob Wtat
TO THE LADff@
Df TEEEEE sg rssshs u eEiy sgrncy in Afsrss for
fAs sals n Dr. Eiehgfs ftstfza Feiaie Nefftly fTs
IN. sale 81 ors thaa Asa iofsf establitAs shfiFfe
station fnsa8e fetar6g NHAppfaassf& aa ~ fh 80
u every ethsr frf Esssf
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shauil kgeae thslY Hse directions sss
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sent b. sal Egfsfs - ssy past ~ a. sgsa set
from eur8asity p est9tge
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from - sFs
pars.sns II 3 distases cas- = cared 81 hams -
assfsYs8a irttay 10 Dr. Teller ehelos fsDitf 81
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r. M. COLLINS
WEST DORSET.
CAUTION

CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health.
nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No.
~ ENDporr ST., Bosros, II consulted rnily for
all diseases incident TO the female system. Pro
ap4ns uteri Flour Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are al treated On ueT
pathological principles and sIecdt reci guaranteed
IN a very few days. 30 invariably certain is this
new mode Of treatment that most obstinate cpm
plants yield under II and The afflicted peifon sooH
reioices ID perfect heath.
Dr. Dow has no doubt bad greater experience 10
the cure 81 diseases Of women than any other ply
sican IN Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patient, who may
wish to stay IN Boston few days under BIZ treas
ment.
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined Bis wh0is
attention to oce practice ior The cure ef Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, Acknowledges ne
superior Ii the United States.
y. BAH letters must contain one d6llsrer they
will not be answered.
Office hours from "A. HtosP.N.
Boston, July Is, isg7.-lUy1b
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Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
Established, Nay IL, 1860
rRsT CLASS atrfRescts GWEN WIEN RtoulRtO.

IN BANKRUPTCY At RUTLAND. the 25ih day
i District u FcrAoHt 81 March. a. d. 1865 The
rudefseusd hereby eises notice n bis appointment
assignee - DOUGLASS w. HYDE, Of Bennington IN
te County ct Bennington and state - Vermont with
Il szd District, who hm hsep adjud9ed Bankrupt
assn his oNu petition b. The District Cogr 81 said Die.
triet J EDGERrON Assignee
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- l9A&ssEs AMGNn8N 49, tsaf aaank ffs
sss'eesf e tss 4sss Hsssk PES $50 So
s. - tssHf9asssF csis ST. r. So eF1r = frr ~
sslEf itlf ssH fAN E8s j. NEl4nuEN
Aasa ksssneas NWsa s@ea
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Commissioner S Notice

ME, tho subscribers being appointed by the hon
w the Probate Court for the District 81 Manchester
Commissioners to receive examine aud adjust The
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
BETSY CURTIS,
late Of Dorset 10 said District, deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto, and
six months from the eth day Of March, 1904, being al
loved BY said Court for that purpose we DO therefore
hereby give notice. that VIII ateud 80 the business
Of our appointment az the dwelling OF Daniel Curtis
At Dorset i said District the 18th day ~ septen-
Der 1865, from enc until fouE O'Clock T. NJ, on sale
day,
Dated at Dorset, this 18th day ofMarch, A ID, los;
/. GEO. WALL, ! ct,
40 PLYNN - AAIES N"'t -
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