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Physicians and Surgeons, Formerly VI Ne" loiA
are treating successfully all
cyRcNxC DISEAs1s,
Which embraces the best and most approved meth
ods in this and other countries for the cure OF o.
Chronic Diseases. They treat successfully all
nervous and Neuralgia affections, all forms oil
Scrofula Fever Sores and Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Diseaser of the Liver, Constipation, all Skin Die
eases, Pulmonary Consumption in its early stages
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headache, all
Heart Diseases Of children, and
Seminal Weakness h Sexual Diseases
Which are carrying thousands to their graves, and
they treat successfully, on new method, all dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear. They have had more
extensive practice, and better success in the treat
ment Of all
DIsMAsus or woNGEN,
Than any other Physicians in America. They
have cured women who have been confined to
their bed for years. They never fail to cure
RAIUN$A2xSNE.
In oil stages; no matter of how long standing
AaTy3TNA
so it never returns. They have Sure Cure fol
the distressing disease,
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Thursday, August 2S.
Thursday, October Al.
Thursday, December Is.
fsfylca-.fS5 gnuih Clark 81. Chicsgo.

n. B. Send for THE INvALID's FRIEND
AND HEALTH INSTRU CToR, which teaches
the sick how they can be restored to health, and
the well how they can preserve their health, and
prolong their lives.
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and st. Louis, gee our
first page.
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CTTY HOTEL.

cornsr Illinois md Washington Streets,
cu,sIAuD. ILLINOIS.
JULIUS UMHALT, Proprietor.
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1UsIM1xs CARDS.
n. II, PARMENTER,

. rroRYEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Ian m
A once In Court House, Rock l'rha' A
Farm, aud city property bought ana '0'''
max20dl yWe2w.
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M,CAULEY l. BELDiNG,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTISTS,
= (sucesssors to DR.. J.W. Vsliel. fos5n l, "a
traeted without pain by the use Of NltrO s .oom
or Laughing Gas. o@as on ii"HO'' ~
lately occupied by DR.. Vste.
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PETER FRIES,

>pcrrr1yp AND MANUFACTURER. . IN ~
l.. DO% w,ns, md Liquors. Front street. OpPo-
tose,gn VIZ" i.OainS. Rack Islssd, ILL.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

ST. ALBANs BuTrrr MAREEr The amount of
butter brought to market on Tues. Sept 2sth,
was 1880 tabs, Or 81 500 pounds, net weight
Prices ranging from 81 to 81 cts. per pound, with
some choice lote Tag at 40 to Il ots the ruling
price being 80 cts.
DERAs0EDA woman in the employ Of join
Hill Of Wexford became doranged wook ago
Monday night, and rushed out Of the house
barefooted and bareheadod, with little clothing
on. Search was Immediately commenced by
half dozen neighbors bnt she was not found
till Tuesday afternoon, having been ia the woods
during the severe storm Of that night Til. un-
fortunate woman has since been kept IN close
eohdnemenswith 10 signs o. returning reason.
"A brakeman named Harry Ellis was instantly
killed Of Bellows Falls, Tuosiay morning, by hAv-
ing hts head caught between two freight cars
which he was shackling. lie ho leaves wife At
Ludlow.
The Main senate stands % republicans, and
8 democrats, q democralio gain Of one. The
house stands. Il3 republicans 70 81 democrats,
with four diciriects 70 hear from. Last year the
house stood republicans. i2i, democrats, 30
The real republican majority this year, adding
Chamhorlin aud Hichborn's vote, IL ~ ,0s6,
Gen. Mcclellan spent few day in Brattlo-
boro Aith his friends last week in visiting scenes
familiar TO the mother Of Mrs Mcclellan. who
was born in West BrAttleboro. lie was serena
ded on Tuesday evening and IN respons said
My friends: am very grateful for this most
unexpected compliment aud especially as being
nov in the region FROM which wAs giyea to the
Army Of The Potomac the gAllan. Vermont brig
ado, Of which have 20 many "Reminiscences.
BE assured shall remember this pleasant oceh-
sion as amongst the many pleasant occurrences d
the tIip sliich have just taken, during which I
have received only kindness and encountered
only friends.
AT tho term d tho Winhsm County court
last week. yerdict u $50 vss rendered ia an
Aetion Ia Islander Tao paf.iea to the ease are
residents 10 wardsboro.
Mrs. Croyden Daiisns barn 10 winhsm vas
recently burned by a. iaeendiary. some draak-
en- felloss sot Gro the horse shods IN The rear Of
tho Methodist church 81 Wardrboro, come morn
ibgs since but the hsmo sore pat oat beftte the
church was damaged.
--Ionry Reed q Braltsbaro ia shout 10 bring
action against he New Ioadon Northern Bal.
road Company for grass assault made apoa him
by bfAkom4n 10 the employ o. the company, %
& reeeat excursion V New I,oBdon. The brake
man vas intoxicated snd made hifas. Il otooEioua
y passengers, aad he attack upon ST. Reed was
wholly Hnprsvoked. The Listers irlurtss wsrs
u sensns charAeier.
DsxnE. -Jsnles Pick has bean appointed Poet
Master Al paabg vice chaa =, Bfaer, deeeasea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

The Free Press says: Is ii not
about time 70 change the Statute which
requires q majority vote Of the free
men present, to elect town repre-.
scutatiyc9 The town OF Soafsburg
balloted thirty. seven times without a
choice. at the recent election, and the
meeting then adjourned without max
ing any election. The town Of Jericho.
in this county, with between 300 and
400 voters. will be unrepresented in the
coming Legislature because after bal
loting fifteen times the voters gave it
up and adjourned without choice. :.
Some half dozen other towns win be
ulrepresented from a similar cause,
and in offers . representative was on
y chosen after spending the entire
night In fruitless balloting In every
such case, Of course, there was three
sided, or more than three sided contest
And AZ long as the law requires ma
ioriiy 70 elect such prolonged contests
will be common, with all their waste u
time and trouble. Let the Statute be
changed 50 a. 70 ALLOW plurality to
elect on the second ballot, and all this
viii be changed for the better There
viii be less trading between candidates
less running Of candidates not TO be
elected bat 70 keep somebody else from
being elected, less quarreIipg and
hesrtburnings growing out Of factions
contests at elections; sud each town
will then have is representative. as ii
should have. These considerations are
not urged for the first time. Such an
amendment has been often proposed in
years past, bat for some reason could
never be carried in the Legislature =
But legislators grow wiser, or ought to,
as The world grows old, and perhaps
the proposition may find more favor
now Let US have peace. and plurality
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

Dr. Alfred I. Simmons, an American
physician, who for the past Is years
has been resident Of Cuba, who was
confined for seven months in Spanish
jail at Puerto Paincipe on charge OF
disloyalty, recently arrived in New
York, having been finally released by
order Of Captain General de Rodas,
and transported the United States. :
He states that he was treated with
great indignity, having been robbed
and beaien by the Spanish volunteers,
and while he was in prison be was near
ly starved. He finally obtained his re-
lease by writing to the Captain Genol-
al and demanding it. He proposes to
sue the Spanish Government for 5000
900 damages on account Of his arrest
and Imprisonment, and the Spanish
gunboats at New York and Mystic
Conn, viii be attached to await The
trial Of his suit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

TIE R.rbmoua Wig vos surrcu-
c, @ atgport GA TO disabilities Il
lion Alexander Rlsrs vill b removed
aad iaAi be vill i appointed enc u The
Circuit Jaagss. 70 b. be commissioned
a. the coming session o! Congress
Il is startling to observe what a
Governor has 10 swear TO 10 Virginia
30 less iLan five eaths are pot 10 him
an oath q fdrIi,y 10 Too State con
satatlon. another against dualing
another that 10 was not concerned 10
the rebellion, aud a fifth that be Wi,
properly perform the duaes q hts u
fee.
Tho rector q 81 Alhans Episco.
pal church il n. y, lasi Saturday, AZ
iirmed that tho Epsoopahan and Ro-
man Catholic belief is positively alike,
although tie members 90 not commune
together owing 10 intrignes at tie
Court 81 Rome at the lime Of the Ref.
ormation.
some scalnps at New York make
their living by watching the advertise
ments Of missing" persons Tbey 60
to the relatives or friends OF the missing
party and profess to have knowledge Of
the whereabouts Of the persons adyor-
used. They are generally stated to be
a good distance of, and the travelling
expenses viii be large, and when the
relatives hand over the necessary funds
these self-appointed detectives are am
ong the missing themselves. This is a
new method Of raising the wind, and
the persons who practice it iufict un-
told fortunes upon the persons Nhom
they SO cruelty deceive,
Only fancy eighteen women in
the public lecturing field, in addition
to those in the Caudle line. This is
terrible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

Al noon o. the San. While = party
from Provsasnee n I. was riding Ia
carnage n front q he Caaoa Hoass.
Niagara Falls Canada side the borsea
became unmsaavahle at3 backed the
carriage containing toar ladies' down a
prscipica a distance 81 aity loet Oas
o, the ladies' Mrs Smith. vas horn
bly crashed and instantly killed "A.
other lady. Mtsa Ballow. was issally ia
iuuesl
0i tho twenty rev members 81 the
California Sonatc fifteen arr Democrats,
three Republ cans and two Indcpond.
ent The hold over Senators stand
twelve Democrats to eight Republicans.
giving the Democrats twenty seven
Senators altogether, or a majority o.!
fourteen 90 the eighty Assemblymop.
sixty ak are Democrats, eleven Repub-
hoans aud three Independent, giving
the Democrats a majority q sixty two,
aud making their majority on po,rt
ballot fifty .nine.
1T is reported that Home, the eele-
b-atcd spiritual medium, has the faculty
OF elongnting aud contracting bis body
at pleasure. The story il endorsed by
the visoount Adair. Mr. Hall, the mas-
ter Of Lindsay aud other equally PROM
inent gentlemen On ono occasion,
when Mr. Home was exhibiting his su.
pernatua power, spectator relating
what be saw, says that ho placed his
feet on Mr. Homes insteps, and also
placed his band on bis body and that
no witnessed gradual elogpation OF
the body until the wnistcoat and pan
falcons we're separated by gap three
inches wide. Now that it has been
demonstrated that white man by tax
ing thought can add cubit to bis
statue, We presume that wo shall hear
next that some ambitious Ethiopian has
exercised his inventive mind. and, by
force OF the spiritual JUNCTION, been
able to change his skin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

Commissioner DAVID A. Wells. 10 .
letter " Conaul Dudley d Liverpool
says that The receipts Of the treasury
for tie lass Gscl year may b. stated 81
ts7l, 900 900, ARd the expenditures At
t32a.O00. 900, leaving al excess Of no,
oeipsa over expenditures Of sis ,000. OOo
For The oomiag year he says We shall
not 10 called upon 70 pay $1,000. 900
for extra bounties, ~, 500. 600 in gold Tor
Alaska, which sums may be set down as
a net gain for The coming year. The
nAtual increase Of the country in
wealth will add sl5. 000, 900 10 the rev.
enuea The economy praotisod by the
present administration will save $780,
100000, These items make total OF
100000, 900, surplus At the Disposal Of
the government
An annual investment Of sl00, 000,-
900, a. q sinking find would pay the
national debt IN less than fifteen years.
aud $4,000. 900 would pay it in TWEEN
~ three years He expressed the
opinion that the debt will be exlin-
guishod within period Of Of not less
than fifteen nor more than thenty three
years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

llSea egadihon q The 81 brokers eon-
unaea AT asy yessar5s II was agreed
b settle daErcssos oflle basis Of 1856,
noubers 10 seitld Aldiasrerocs be-
tween themselves. Aston b resume
US about being earn, vhcn. Says the
telegraph.
"Nr heppier obtsih the foor and
made very clear Antponcise sfeack.
IL a iew worda b. stai that 70 re-
sume business withoubne restrictions
il regard e tho buyinin and selling
cut gold Hnder the III, especially the
large amounts 70 be ID out for the
aeooaal oi BtiJen anspeycrs, would
pot gold down + par u break every
tseinhar Of the room The nembara ~
au instant sew The prApico Oh which
they weTo standing, al Immediately a
resolution Was adopte % adjourn over
until 10 marr9s, tho um only u be
open for the bogtowif AMI lending q
gold Previous 20 aduTnment res
0!ution was adopted tHake al loans
lat without iutoro
Put gold dDra 70 p. e II that adj
mission does not expo the swindle Of
the late gold come thea nothing
can
The Bank Of New York has been
made the clearing hose, and il was re-
solved to resume SEES to-day, The
price Of gold was normally l3l 1872.
Wall street was elded through the
day, and panicky telling was preya-
lent, but at the clos more confidence
was shown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

A TRAaIc INc1pENr or THE AvoNpALE
HoRRoR Says correspondent, wri-
ting from Scranton, Penn, OF the Az
ondale horror:
The appalling vision Of those flames,
leaping with angy energy high into the
air above the shaft will never be ailaced
from the memoir of that woman who,
looking from her cottage door, beheld
the awful doom to which that fire cou-
signed the husband OF her heart, her
three sons, three brothers and father
Eeigh strong men, for any one OF whom
she would gladly have riskod her own
life, were lost to her foryer. In the
storehouse Of grief no more bitter por-
ton could be had saw this horribly
afflicted woman the day the dead bod
les were drawn from the mine ait
ting by the wayside, removed from the
tnrong Of other mourners She had q
fair, round face, and large lustrous
eyes Her dress was decent, and in
her demeanor nothing unusual pre-
sented itself to the passing observer
but on near approach the death-hke
palor Of the features, tho unearthly
glare OF the dried up eyes and the fixed
statue-like position Of the body told Of
a grief too deep for tears, too large for
utterance. There were others that felt
as fororn, but mono welded to SO sor-
rowful q memory as hers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05
rR . FEmAEC aR@f sFsTA.wEs-r--D q.
CLf-yE s1-ks ~ tea, OO0.

The following isn recapii alation OF
the Palslie Debt Statement issued at
Washington Yesterday;
Debt bearing interest in coin Bonds
at per esnl. s2al. 5s9, 500. Bonds al
G per csni-. sl.s6a, s47 500 Total, a..
iOL03G, 500 Interest ga ,2l8, eco. SO
Doha bearing interest in lawful money
cirhfeates Al ! per cent, $50 .595. 600
Mary pension fund At per cent, tl4,-
O00.000 Total .t64. 5a5.0O0 Interest,
81 .2l2, 2G250. Debt on which interest
has ceased since maturity, s4,522. G96.-
"a Interesi, sG2o.s7462. Debt bear
ing no Interest, demand and legal ten
der nodes. s9s6.ll4.e43. Fifty cent
postal AIa fractional currency. SIS. 00l, Z
29A
Certi6eaam u geld deposited ga
AIa72o. Total, SAL. 52s,6s2 Total
Amoan. outstanding t2.S9O, $50. ISIS.
"a. IHlaseSi taA,oTe. 697. Total debt
prinnipai and interest 10 cate, includ.
ing cO1poaa dus and no, presented Tor
paymsnL sze34. cos. s5G. Amoant in
the Trcs@ary. ooin. sos. sOl. s5ssI.--
AHsouas IN tbs Treasury. currency, &C.
559oosi& SHAKING innd IN United
States ooln, Interest on bpnds ana ac-
cyued ialerost thereon. sIGla5.I5a55.
Other DATED States CON. interest %
bosda y.sstchAAod and accrued interest
thereon. 50, G2s, s625o Total. si0s.-
llg7Sses Debt less aaouui . rrsas-
ury k2.AEs. ass QS2If Dsbs iess ~.
oanl IN Treasury ca isi pnox. sz.As5.-
s62 sgIl.sa Beoreass a aeH during
lAsa moash, sT.af7 .4Ss So. Decrease
a detk since March Is. lseg. Sss. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

Ire ussafAtaas g Hsa.iFfsuys ssFe - 'isleus
g lrfFfnfn, 6 Yt1sisaa s-.a5s. 80 80.
shacs-s tsaasa 80 sl.e.ast sU taatsrs. as
tstth.fs e. sosfa ssfyssass, "a th.sasssts -
tsfatA J.0N mssaas ISIS II s saaasas
tfsses. So s.s4ss s6.sl hswsTs slsAl lsts-ats
l.nu irsaafs sis u5aas g. nursN sep
suhau ecas1 ia4s ea4aa asa esatrsn.
Ihss les ia.s sfaait sa#ttf frfa tsa go.
lasthe eaunhiss. Ufrs, ilnssin. Siss4i Ireland
&iN 0ennstg, Aesssts eel iasass, saw8.
NorsaY. sveAa snj psamsa. Mia. ssi'aer-
lsaa { So Frsnas. gsa slea si rsraaai p
ltsy, - otAag g lac.ssa sgsNa, l9 a.
othsf Lara. a s'sies aaW etaa ssd }spAa,
tast Iir.gst Ameaaa tqaflncts &i@. Mer.
81 west ludler IS c.uatlv uat sabay f. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such es Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably never before Ia Tho whole history Of
medicine has anything won widely and go deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy FOR pullaonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and arnoug most of The faces Of
men Il has risen higher and higher 10 nler eetinaa<
ton, as II has become better Known. Its unifoun
character and power 10 cure The various affections
Of the ungs and throat have made u known ~ a re-
liable protsetor against ubem. While adapted 70
nllder forms Of disease and 10 Young children, is
n tiie time Tic most edsctual remedy that
be given for incipieni consumption, aud Tho dan
gcnous affections u the threat and lungs. A pro.
vision against sudden attacks u Group, It should
be kept on hand m every family, and indeed a. ait
are sometlmes tnb1ect 70 colds and coughs, all
should 10 provided with this sutdate ior tieTn.
Although sestlei Consumption Is thought IN.
durable, stH great Numbers ~ cases whore the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored % sound health ~ the
cherry IeetoraE. ~ complete h Ne mastery
over tie disorders Of rie Lungs hBd Throat that
tha most obstinate II t,eB yield p a. When moth
ing else could reacb them, under mo Cherry i'Sc-
toral they subside aud disappear,
singers and J'ssLiGo Speakers Ind great pro-
tecton from Il.
AsGh.aa is Always relieved and ofea wholly
cured by Il.
Bronehftts ia Renerally cured by taking TIC
Cherry Paetoraf In small end frequent doses.
FOR CeusL and Coid, no better remedy can
h. had. Take small doses three times day and
pnt tie fest 10 warm water g Higbti aHtii tho
disease is broken up
Pot Influenza whfn i Affects The throHt ~
hangs, tske the same course
FOR HIoo1tag Cough, give small a9ses uree
on fout tiasss . day
For Cro.p, gsye large and frequent doses unta
ne aiseass T. overcome.
No family should be without tbs Gheyvg Peefs-
reI On hand 70 protert them ~ naas " Aitaeks
from De shave eomplaiats. ~ tinieiy 0ftsn
sFarse the pAtsapi great asn0IDl u ruaerang sad
rsk, wtaieb be would inear by waiting ann BE
eoad ~, ether All Parents, ksep isin yqHs houses
fos aas eHiEeneies tin, Afise. Lives dear V yea
may b. savad ~ Il.
81 Fsusraiiy are ~ Yiftaes kngwn, that need
MT paUllsh eersiHeats u tfsiH hera ~ % more
usaa ss puhiir taai ar est gaAlifses Il
p1ssossea ere aiEietiy aaalatslseA
Prepared By d.. J. 9. AYEa 4 On, Practical
and Analytical cAssaista, Lsweii, Moss, aaa seid
al round lBs world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

The new Constitution OF Virginia
provides that Senator'S elected from
districts bearing old numbers shall VA
cate their seats at the end Of two years
and those from districts with even
numbers stall hold Office for iour years
By this provision the Radicals and
Conservatives vail each lose nine mem
bers il 1871, bu, the Radicals elected
but II lombers, while tie Conserve
tiges elected q
"A Plantation eleit, in making up
BIS returns from Ioeality il Maine
vbere the democratic voie oninumbers
mere than tao y one tie republican.
wishes O Inform the secretary u STATE
lat sIr Smith bad thirty eight votes
fe does Il ID this way "Fof Frank.
ug Sm.th tauf.,ty ea.ghL'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

4 Nashville dispatch says that The
Legislature, which meets sn Thursday,
vii positively refuse 70 ratify The 18th
amendment and that Aadrew Johnson
il certain 10 be elected 10 The Senate.
On The other hard. letters said 70 be
received ID Washington from polite
iaas h Tenoeasee contain statements
that * Senator A o 2. Nicholson Is
he uosi Shelly 81 be elected Senator
a s LA Slate. Is TIE case now stands
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

THE CUBAN QUESTION As to the fact
OF our interference between Spain and
Cuba, reliable dispatches say:
It is already known that some time
ago Minister Sickles was instructed to
offer the United States government az
q mediator between Spain and Cuba,
representations having been made to il
by respectable parties who had visited
Spain and obtained interviews with
prominent personages, that its friendly
offices would meet with favor Such
offers not being uncommon in our his
tory and that Of other nations, Minis
tiers Sickles approached the Spanish
government upon the subject aud bad
The desired interview. Contrary to
European kilograms, there is no rea-
son for supposing that the Spanish gov
eminent took offence, or sought to in
yolve other governments in its action.
The Spanish government, after nature
ly considering the proifered mediation,
has thanked the United States govern
ment for 1T friendly disposition, but is
not willing TO agree to an accommoda-
ton between Spain and Cuba on the
terms proposed. The end Of the mat
ter simply is, that that the mediation
is declined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

II i rsportel from Atlanta ihAs the
DomocrAiic leaders II 6eprgiA have
Proposed y re.Assals The expelled ae-
gro members q Toe Legislature 90 con
dis.qn thai tie political aaipes Al Gov
Balloek disposal ara shared siLh Them.
The Ira EparHs lhis oiisf, ALL demands
the rsiapAieaeat u lAe negro usm-
bcrs Il Tie Lee Alalars - aAiler Of
right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

The last great accident in the Penn
sylvania coal mines, previous to the Az
ondale horror, occurred in Carbonate
about 1860. A large mine cayed in,
destroying over l0o lives and running
the mine. When the cave occurred the
pressure Of the air from the falling mass
was SO great that it blew boy and a
mule an eight Of mile out Of mar
row passage TO the mine. A few Of
those entombed worked their way out
through all the dangers of Gre-dampa
and foul air, but the most Of them per-
ished qy starvation or fell a prey to the
rats, which in coal mines grow to al
enormous size. One man was seven
days in digging his way to the surface
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

IzKiaMTBos raTe sHs usfTEn atkrf2. =. Wash
ing SEPT zs,h 0nisisl returns u fhsssnGsFs
afnSlng ia ghe Cultsa ststss dsnng ~ quarter
eudibg viii J aas stA.. 1869, siso~ - eIsfs9r9i-
azFy il4He4aa.
1ss whole ussralef ariisei va ~ 81, = whoa
III, Cgs ptrt H,sies asa u sss teualss 81 thfea
, ~ sefs citizens q ~ ra-tta &laisz tstsl -
iag aAies. 2,ssi fmales cleo 36is Foreigners
80 luiea9snv g fsfa.ih IL ibs {. + n siipsa
zsoa ssss raaiss. - ,slaaas saassag ~ az
grtgags ~ u ~ p~aspBgsfs pel laaai sfspts.
Tie taisi aaiabar q .ai,aisfs4ls nss 1897, u
wAem ltro sess aa4ef = 5Fs. q ~, 1903
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

The report Of tie Agricultural De
partment shows that material falling
of in the corn crop. can only be avert
cd by q very favorable close Of the sea-
sen. Tne wheat crop IS increased. and
averages a fair quality. Fruit crop
large except apples