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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06

On ASH Nrw roR SEPTEMBER has the
the following table Of contents; Old
aud New Rryant's Had J u. Tbayer;
Childless. Mrs Sarah W Hatch John
Whoopcr thc Newsboy (Chap III !;
Our Oldest Fortress The Seed K $.
r.; Paraguay Porter G. Bliss She
Mites Chaps *, Y Elise Polko;
Lake George. X. r. Bowker; The
Quakcrs ia New England r. r Hal.
lowell; Pink and White Tyranny
(Chaps III aud Nv. Mrs II Il Stowe;
The Shop Girl S. II, Croker The
Church ~ Latter Day Saints Part /. }
William r. Bnghami The National
Church; Six Months on Five Cents. II.
Kecler Adirondack 10 August. 4
u Mayo Ecumcuical Council ] b
Torricclh The Examiner. containing
reviews OF Steps Of Belief" Dalfs
Alaska = The Story of the Nolsungs
ana NiHlungs. Shakespeare az aH
Artist Record II progress, contain.
articles On Education of the People IN
AT" Indian Policy ia Canada Z
Deep Sea nrcigings" Views 81 the
Capital F" Terms Payable ia advance
81 90 per annam s. % 81 SIS Months;
Single numbers 35 ccuts lmailed post.
paid Club raics Threc copies so
Five copies Is % Ten eopic. $50 90
ana each additional copy 50 90 For
every Club q ten Subscribers. 81 extra
copy yill % furnished gratis Roberts
Rrothcgs, Publishers. il3 Washington
81 nosiau
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Lorbs GReaY Wa Mar - EtRorK
Tbis Is a Map ior ,he civilized world
10 consult This Is ihe best Map 81
Europe ever shade Lake al " Lleyd-s
Maps il IS from actual surveys, aai
shows every place This Map Is print
"a oa both sides Of the sheet aud
shoui4 Is hung wiih Lloyds patent
iicycrser . simple and cheap coaiH-
vance for whitliug The map aad pre-.
F.nting either side e view il Is thc
same as ueei By Napoleon aad King
Nliiism ia iscre present canaic, and
shaali end . place ia every hoase in
ihis eaHBigy
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81 and 80 yosey street. New York. 20 Box 56i
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THE BROMLEY HOUSE,


0E0. x, DAVIS. fForristoS
Located amang The Green Mountains. eight
miles from Manchester Depot. Families OF eth
ere Wishing coed beard fuF the Summer Be-
accommodated 81 ffam s. e. fi0 per week
stages lesYo Manchester Depot fof Peru Tues
aaya Thursdays and saturdays 81 ~ O'Clock NJ.
pcra Juae ~ tsT06
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/ ~ BENNEs PAlN KltilN0 NAoIo on
1T Works like a Charm.

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d y rtsaa faie sa$ ae5Ctaat To Hta a14 Il SOC U.s.
q fsubfnfa 81 Nt3 a. 4sa Aaaa
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sfueaHe EsuEss Faia hstas Mael ts4 81 she a.s6.-
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. q lsat 81 e eAfne Hitrs4 49, tsea ffsa - o.
Ne1ssN Sats Ese Large sailf3 sac t.l.Ilss.
sys1 q y sfaestss - y ffag8s
az hAAAE sate ir.ag sH8 Nana fstiafat.
Asst i4tsA1da AHas
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Universal Clothes WTTngPr,

Improved with EowtLl's PATsr poustE Coo -uHrrls,
ana he PArFsr Srar, are naw uuqnestouably tm "a.
peror 10 any apparatus Tor washing clothes ever u-
vented aud wl save their cost twice year, p say
iug labor aud clothes
Thoss who have assdtbtm give testimony As FOL.
lows
we ike our maehlhc much; could not be pgrsusd.
ga 10 40 wshgnt % aud with tbe aid u DHty, feel
that are masters u the position, Rev j. Scott.
Bishop NJ T. Church
siB he laundry u ms house there is perpetual
thanksgiving on Mondays for thc InyeuiiOn4 Rev n.
= Cstltr.
Every week has given Ii q stronger bold upon the
affections ofthe inmates 1.-The laundry ~. y. OBJ
surEfrt
Il heartily commend e to economists % fine, mon
ey, and cunttutmtuE Rev Dr. Bellows.
Friend DotN Your lhst Improvement Of your
Washing Machine vs. complete success lRssure you
uur Machine after years use, IL thought more Of to-
day than ever, ald would not be parted with under
any circumstances "-Solon Robinson
The New orr wo.kiy Tribune, u Dee Is, lgc9 IN
answer % Correspondent saysi Oy washers there is
none tone TO be compared with Dqty's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06

Bowen 4 Hopkins have sold ont
their store in East Dorset % Grit
9Th. who vii continue the business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06

HE vel tuaun peacan simauds farm, nftkihitA
zs asfss. abont W sores timber land, sliaAted
SOC snA ons half uos wost = f,tg sisgeen ihs ead
loaaine from me TuFuPtc 70 Derry aad ons-asu miie
from aghaoi hoate on The home farm q lae asres Are
COED npsliing Hauss, calculated frtwe families,
very cousient good water large hAru, With base
mont. ursiry bev; ana alhif builiaes suheieni for
t,s hrm Land gently slipping e 10 east lev stone
Ma le orchard west snd Tho house alec good ~
pie orchard The rcmaihhg IS uearly adjoining
home farm, about hnlfumbcr land, the balance good
pasture meadow and Pios lanl, nearly lercl bat irs
stone sad rasy Of u IL thought BY some that
enoush Hsmloek bark and Lumber might b taken %
10 nsarly gais pay for The farm, AZ the tiiae Je
seph Simeuds owned farm, Il prc1uc "a him two
tons of ta per acre aud called one q The best
farms Ia reru said farm has been neglected az the
past few years and can be bought asecordingly. for
further particulars enquire u
H. QUACKENBUsH,
isw6 Bennington, VI
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Contamination

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has anything won SO widely and 30 deeply
upon the confidence Of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints Through a long
series Of years, and among most Of the races OF
men il has risen higher and higher in their estina
ton, as il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made ii known as a re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mlder forms Of disease aud 70 young children, it is
at tie same time the most eheetual remedy that can
be given for tncipiont consumption, and the dan.
gefous affections Of the throat and lungs AZ pro,
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, it should
be kept on hand ia every family, and indeed as al
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs, AZ
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
durable, stil great numbers Of whore the dis
ease seemed settled, lave been completely cured,
and the patient restored 10 sound health by the
Cherry Pecforal. So complete ia its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that
DE most obstinate u them yield 70 1t. When 10th
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
toraI they subside and disappear
singers aud Public Speshers Ind great pro.
tect6n from IT,
asthma Is always relieved and often wholly
cured uy t.
bronchitis Is ecncaliy cured by taking the
C'.Ha5 fafa' 20 small and frequent doses.
rn3 Ced, u0 better remedy can
#I is #Wr t'r1ss 9 day and
la'f the
at Or
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rEnr

II. X. Snow a Co have sold ont
their store Of goods TO d. Aanold, who
will open a branch 10 bis successful es-
Enlistment in Londonderry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06

CnAAn pCr yeaE aud p leaaes raafAnieoa
0-tNNI ia aH st1b.ii1Hs mta ara saata
sfll-E.f saF a0tla Ieaasasi patent ~8ftf Apa3
N.ff Gl54Hts f-t.ss PaF fai FsFfEeutafa aa8Yes-
iEt UIEAEu WtBE NlLS FEa 10 8*it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06
NOTICE N BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
This lie 10 give Notice That Oh the i6th dSy
d August, A. D., 1870 Warranty la Baakrup.
ICY vas issued hgAlust the Esiate u
u. DAVIS w0ODB0KTH,
81 Bennington, in.ths County u Bennington and
state Of Vermont, Who has been adladRea b
Bankrupt On bic own Petition; that the Payment
d any Debts, and Delivery u any Properly be-
longing " such fznkrnpt " hlHl. ~ TT his use
and tbs IfAnsfer q any Properly ~ him are for
hidden 81 I.as THAI Meeting u tie Creditors
q sAi Bankrupt 70 prove their dsbts, and y
CHOOSE one q H0re AssiFpses u he Estate, vii
b. held ~ Court q Bankruptcy, ~ be holden At
the Office " 4. 7 Lyman, IL Bennington, iE TIE
The County d BsHninEt0u. and stat u Vermont,
before A. y, LymAu, Esq., Register, On tue l4th
dag u sspi., A. H.. 1916 ~ % O'clock a. m.
,. N sMAILEY,
&c Dept U Marshal. ss Messenger.
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DIED

HOYT- In West Rupert. on the 18th ult, u
consumption Esther 81, wife Of Elisha Hoyt, sg'd
"a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-06
WAGON rog ssiE

w
SILT u&gau. sroH a8tsF. aaitA6e taf 4ac -
t-ra bs-as. vii - saaa thtsy Husa.rs q l.
AUs44N Al Fssff A ruftan Sen1usEg.
Mnurhezisf. 1ans 81 is-H EH
tAMkyYK nuAEh.-M ~ WoosTKH 81
ffgn. 90 ne aess e 1une nsAt. ersl-clsss
Nasrainr Mnuso, an NfosasEg. cafnof ~ sauts
Ntfys.t a sew aosHa suath II stks Nisrsnaon hf-
eel Ne pains sal ise spared 30 usske sirttnY
afss aelAas Far faFthrF particulars sFpif T. y.
n Maoslet either ~ ieliet ~ 4 The keuss,
SHIRE hc vii BE- faaad afssf th4s date
saratoga spriaes, \ T.. Nay -, ls7o. eu
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PRICES A FAIR OFFER.

II tbo merchants ia your place will not furnish, or
send for the machines scnp the retail police, wash
81 fl4 Extra WIiuger 81, aud we will forward either
or a0th Machines free 81 freight places whore
one Is sonc; aid that they will be lk-
ed, that agree to sun the money any one de-
sires 20 return the machines frea Of freight after
months srial, according to directions
Nohusband. father Or brother EhOuld permit the
drudgpry u washing with the hands ffly two days 10
the year. wbnn II eau be done better more expedi.
tioHsly with less labor, and injury to the garments
by Doty Ctatbes Washer, and Universal Weinger.
Sod by dealers generally, to whom liberal discounts
arr made.
R. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
81 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
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NoTINE

y % H.
A|is + htreby giyen that AZ application viii
BE- inside b thp legislature % tiis STATE, st ~.
iss1t session 81 Bslinsd, frum tbe East Tine
II zoe tawu u d aliuAiou Ga Ntu hafk state
tHe al palf H HrnuttFtpas sh4ileung or
Faaaai s.til }r}H ui laAdas Uraaeacs nl
faid road. q 5 oiat rs eitHet q @ mAus,
BliN sCJII
a,aslHgtaa, VI Aug ~ 1870 % &
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NJ OF &c Il

Y
Whereas, Hiy wife HHJrlCA, has lcft my bed
sUd board without just cause or Pc vocation, tbs
Is 10 farbd 40 pcrsous haIbpiihg 81 fn-tinR her
n my RoeYunt ! shall pay 40 debts 81 her
contracting 4ttf this date
HIRAM WHEATON
sAuagat-. NJ. Aug q. 1870 3yt4
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y
Whereas, tny uife, HARRIET hasiot my bed
sud board without Just cause "a pf0yucanua, THE
is gs forbid al persons irom has boring " trust.
iar her va any bccuuut, a. ] shall pay % cebts
81 Aef contracting after this date.
OsMAN j H0HEN
pacioiy Point, Aug II, 1879. Is
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS
We oiIer for sale tho following Let q choice 80.

Separate pamphlets FOR each county, containing
an official financial statement md full inf0rms-
ton, sent on application. Information cheerful
y aud promptly furnished by letter or wire
Bonds delivered free on line ofany express route.
Any bonds cold by ns with coupons payable at
poinA outside Of New York city, will be collected
aud RENTED for, free Of all charges.
Address sAML A. GAYLORD s co,
4wlf Stock and Bond Brokers' 81 Touis. NO
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InoTodArHIc EaoMs /

would respectfully announce 20 inc citlensof MAJ
rooms 80
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-26
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:RRy: 4: Il. .sAlPP. % 3 8 ,Pasaa,a. and
DAVID DUNCAN, "a. ~ Professor Ancient
Ev.WhIT1tOORD SMITH. D. D., Professor
- EasliSk LttetassFs. Y IS:
wARnnN DU PIE, q: n, PIessssef Hstarai
JAS: ss:ss;i 4: SzaIlsIs, >, 4, ps......, x.,A.:
RHv. 4. d. LISTER, 4. NJ. p.eiss.of History
r. .asA Bibliesi Lissratsrs. S.:,,s ..,is. &c.
The Prsparatezy School, andsr the. ipmedlste
supervision Of he Faculty, Yno.; W. .<SH1PP,
A. H., Principal i. :,
Divinity School Rev. 4. NJ. shipp, n. d.
Rev. whitstoord Smith,. D. d. Rsv: A. II
The irst Session Of The Seventeenth Collegiate
Year begins on the Arst Monday In October,
1870, 10 second sss.ion bsgins ON che arss Mon.
day In JauusSy, 1871.
The course Of stsdiss and the standard oil
seAo!Asshtp remain anehaAgsd. bat tAa' Faculty
now admit irregular students or those who wish
to pursue particular studies only.
The Schools also open at chs Same time.
Tuition per ysar, In College" Classes, including
contingent fee, 80 In Ourrsney.
Tuition per year, In Preparatory School, includ.
ing contingent foo, - In ourrsnoy. rs.
Bills payable one half in advance. Board, pei
Month, from $40 to SIG In currency.
For further particulars sddrcss
A. N. ,sHIPP, President
Sept 10 f'"t 1y
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~ 3 s3s q ~
sss s'sI Il Iyrl Il s. U R Al O. H- 8 !:
oHAs. H moxsH, Insurance agent,
>1ae s<S,s ~ i SUATER s. 0a =

FIR u. $'.'% <,'. s
.,t4 -.t>a I, ;..si. 'i.,@ !
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND GLOBE
- 7,,i.. .:f.'i = ;-,.ti:'' - -
INSURANCE Company.
Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds,
tn Gold, sls,4oo.ooo.
Eighteen Million and -Four Hundred
Thousand Dollsrs-IN GOLD.
Invested in the United States, Two Mil
lions of Dollars. $2,000,000.
Risks in Sumter, taken at Charleston
rates. +
Residences IN the Country kasur-
edat Low Rates.
Losses paid promptly in Charles
ton.
On the payment Of Ten Years
premiums IL CASH, a pe.xs;-
saz policy will be issued.
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From tbs, Wilmington Journal ]
IN H1EmOulAM. : =

tstaad Sorrow. 90 Tho threshold = :,
Ant 10dk With tears .;sS =.
Upon The glorious dssdl
Stand Glory, and behold,
Him Who gave splendos 70
Thy crowned headt
Stand War. and SEQ
Thy mater tAors In state,
:. .Outstretehsd before
A 'natfop's mouynful eye
Stand Peace, and weep,
A son that lent thee
ElaQuence to barb thy tongno,
A silent brow, and great.
And Il hV dead7 ~.
Has At bat lived to show mankind
That peace her victories hath
Not amid the shout and she'll;
Notamid the bayonetts CLEAN;
BOT in the din ofbattle,
: On tho ensanguinod 6eld;
Not at the front Of carnage red
No, bnt in tho bosom of peace
in bis quiet happy home,
Who're heavenly peace did reign,
Amid friends, and dearest ties,
He died. O, deathl
Thy sting has this tine
Hurried to tho grave q man,
Al moro than man--
In other days, o god.
Wecp, weep, he's gone,
From tho scenes Of his greatness;
From tho millions tha. love him
From tho nation that Sdu Tres;
From world that bows to his fame.
He is gone TO where virtue lives;
To where divinity is enthron'd.
For If man be is the likeness Of God,
lilo boro that likeness strong.
Weep, o land Of tho braveI
Chant requiems DER his bier,
And drop fast the tenr
To his valor and namo;
TO his great heart
A heart which, oil know, held
Tho tears of bitterness pent-up within
That his peoplo In misery she'd.
For himse no tear did fall
For himself no thought was given
For himsel: no genial smile
All for the braves that before him fell,
All for the hoys that loved him we'll,
All for the hopes that aod away,
All for tho South in her hour of WOO,
All, all-his tear, bis sigh,
His thought, bis care ani grief
No house for him while his country bled,
No greatness for him while h..s oau, nv i.y
In the ashes Of war, and the blood of the truo
No, nothing for him but the samo tried arm
That lifted tho cop with a trembling hand
When he gave up the sword
That hnd battled in vain
lie would live rs he fought,
Defying the foe
In peacc-thus he died.
Ho is dUad Il 1t truef
o, tell not the news-
1t gratcs on the eur as If Nature
Was about to end.
It dims every eye
It turns every heart to load.
Black is the South to-day
Her chieftain is dead
The long roll is heard in tho land,
And tho mui!lvd sound
Is tho only noise
That disturbS tho solemn peace.
Slowly over tours wo'll murcli-
Slowly beats tho sighing heart
Slowly talks the crying South
All is gone-he's gono.
Lot drapery shade the dny-
Lot clouds shut out tho sun
Lot sighs DO tho only countersign-
The last for that great one.
Not as Jackson fell, he falls
Oh, no 1! lie lived to see
His land, his sunny South,
Jump up ngnin to grasp
Tho palm Of victory-Poacc.
0, First in war we'll say,
And, First in pence, also,
And, First in the oouniry's heart-
Those words arc of thy father
They wore for another
No creator, no holicr than thou.
Live now Above, rs hero you lived
There the King Of Saints
1iero the King Of mon
What moro fitting cpitaph
Than this, his name
ROBERT EDMUND LEE?
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Great Cafouna MARI Bed. .

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q. .ropSsax;sa8 & Ola. - sf.,. n.,ss, !.
Geofosteca pc.;ti.s: r.:-x.~' ~. STff.i,
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: TcextH.j SssT[ loIA ss$SssrTSsSsn-...-- ss$SsssTssS
nsyeioc,.:.t Hs,iny az s~sc,:4 ri.ss.' px
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7. fosScf ~ ijf:soscers.S :. -" =" ~
'1,1iSSlIfs JUf,n ~ y Ia NS1xu IN fcpp7sa
c WOA 10 NV AZ tNHoo
sng vMt - snosaI RpRn,1e1 Apply
+; .SaVhako 7VoH AooeAs Aang street.
st !; =; coirsxFs .-s%
4, Rsassns for Pablishise Ills Pamphlet; 4.
Scientiao Terms and pepulss Namss. -
5, Names rives 70 ths Phosphats Rocks; 4.
Esrliast Notiea Sf PhSsrh "a RtSis =
s, Geological ,Hislory and Ordsr cf sueee,s,on
ofthe FossilifcrotS Bsds OF the hssleston Bssin.
With oeIored illustrsuons. ~ Z :
s, Roosns Buhrst0ns or silieinsd Shell. Yorms.
don. =. Moiocsne B,ds.
8, PIsiocsne Beds .. Post. plsioceus B,ds, Ar.
Of the Pkosphats Rocks. .,..-'. -
10 Phosphsts. Rock Basins. the prs. .hiitorio
aSe Of man. '
IL, Recent or Hl,torieal Arc; II, What are
Fossils and Petrefaetions. ''-'
10, Origin of The Phosphate Rocks. with ool-.
orod plate.
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sUPERINTENDEET's OFFICE
North Eastern Railroad Company
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Aug 15, 1870.

4 u y #EEszzzs @ &@
NHE ATTENTION OF THE Pub
! Lilo is respeetfuily called to The following
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT between
Charleston aud Stations on tho WILMINGTON
and MANCHESTER RAIL ROAD, to 60 into
operation on the goth August.
To Sumter--ist class, Si.i5; End GLASS, gOo.;
Bird class, 8oo.; 4th GLASS, $780,;
9th olaas, $50.
To Mnyesville, Lynchburg, Timmonsyille, Mars
Bluff. Pc Dee, Marion-1st GLASS, $l.lo; End
class, 9oo.; Srd class, Too; 4th
elias 500 Sth class, 500.
In order to shoN the extent Of this Reduction;
the following OLD RATES arc appended,
To sumtsr-lst GLASS, $3.50 End class, $l.4o;
3rd GLASS. $1.2e; 4th GLASS, 76o.;
5th class, 47c.
TO Mayesville, Lynchburg, Tlmmonsville, Mars
Blud, Po Dee Marion --ist class, $l.7o; End
GLASS, $1.40; 8rd class, $1.15; 4th
class, 700; 9th class, 45o.
8. 8. S0LOMONS, Sup't.
Aug 24-tf
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