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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

Tan AEGEtcts swan The fonoanel Janice
Fisk. IT,. u Ncw fOrs, h. shout - create new
sensation ipsfe days he viii lun gai with
ue~ Sutherland team, and this s4nda band i
expected 10 be tho most oosiiy q lhe sou That
has ever appsaFed upon ths f4shiouabls di.ses
of Ne@ Yak Fer a month nf more iAs maa
cslsbraiea sTtlsts in tlst fine have been sneag.
% la designing sia manufacturing iha m1gnt-
legs t,e tae hafaess sLieh lhc animate elmpfs.
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monogram q n. 4, (r@. The hiis ate q hlek,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

The July number II Dfwoursr's MoguLr
NausnEr hss an unusually large aud elegant
lispiay q the sammer FASHIONS with over siAiy
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asat.y aaa arl}.aealg got up a4 - make il en-
Iia1esly lha madol Magazine.
blmofeai has alto uutdaue 81 others ID hil
liberal Giles q Faiuabs Premiums. nov aud
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ghjehIs very attractive, aasoug ahich Il a Fms
aud valuable pariof chrome. printed in eghteei
e9lors and woHa is.oa, 70 b. given AZ premium
,o zach subsefiber Yearly 500 Address Dem
oFssts Monihlf, IS Bosdgay, y. J.
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Tllraonr.rs A0rsa AAfHcs IL 90 sparkling
81 tser Tie 3Gly aumher. just received, Is a
ialf specimen Of Ellie most populsr aad bsst ia.
ye8.s oHshls its entertaining starles. sketches
laslsieles talks To lie rcsdsrr, correspondence.
pe9gy. muae puzzless ard namorous lllueira
f.ahs sna el.goHa9 Of the meAsi8s-lark. furnish
d ROB meutsi ic4sl Zoe Yoaag America. The
new has u valuable Premiums igr yearly sab.
saribew ls perfectly Astoalshiags In fast, uast
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tsan price, 80. To not fail % sos Tie saiy
aaiabeF q Youag America Addneo " geunings
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The sFauisl CH.es Is eaEsijerng ne
eiec,lon 4 a king. 4 v1ts Ass bega passed shisli
;, l. be4sysa slsuss aal M5n tpsusisf. and Esgsr-
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Aaug ne bgsa By 'fes3ata ls ihs slave use othtf
teeaass "a eoeiers ,ses4aia soe seaa. la regard
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elaspi Ia ssu eleelsos IS f.sgsstsal relsesaata-
tissas tAat seasa ellaiet laqss 81 aaoa ba ma9 l8
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

VSNpEaEIr REarEss ma WAR OF ERw Wa
between the krio and The New York Central rail,
road has again been commenced. ST. Wander
bit notified Jay Gould that 81 the arrangements
theuo existing between tho two roads are null
and void, aud thsi Erie tickets between New York
aud buffalo aud niagara fal'r pill not be recoif-
ga On tho Central road. The Pennsylvania Cen,
tfAl received The same communication, aud ne
soliation- have been oPoned between the Eli
au1 Pennsylvania Central road % al alliance.
lensiyo aud defensive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

lug MANIAC MCFARLAND UNpoISg IHE lSpr
ASS DIVORCE Dalael Mefariaud Altda motion
"a e9asi ai 3llubsal,e, lad, "Wednesday, Tor a
aea uiai q the ro.t granting his vile snorce
Ha ailcgt that no ttoOi q publication was eyei
N'sd. norotiee eisen llim Of The pending suit
ai.i tiilt rs csu show that Mrs Calhonu eemmit
teI psJai9 ass sauess. Mcfarland has ein.
liaypd Tao ebie,t council ia the country
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8lsEossisoS O. uniie With tAe Clsyeunes Ia tie
nafenao, AID sbefe are prospsess v bloody tmes
Aulpag iae s4TaFea shsl Ftel9n.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

Tins Y The Bett FamIIy KemeHy, % lnre an Kinds
Of Pain. you ever tried
II Is clean safe and delicious 10 nse and II yea nse
Il faithfully, II will do ysn Good
Directions each bottle. Bay Il oi the Druggist or
.rehant where you trade II they have got II
Genuine Renue's Pab-KilliBg Magic OIL az the HaL-
ufartnrer's lowest price al retail.
sX~seid by Druggists, Merchants and giocefs
IL Il pHt np ~ three sizes, aud called Trial size,
Medium siae,r and Large Finally sire bottles
sold ia Manchester by l.. q. OEyis
Nm. KEAhE sole P-lpfietot aHd Mans iaciBrsr,
einI Plllsheld. Mae.
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I o0K AT THIS
MILLINERY !

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT. In
the matter Of HENRY =. WAY aud TRUMAN EG-
GLEsToH and WAY & EGGLkSToN, Bankrupts, IN
Bankruptcy
To rHK CREDITORS oF SAM BASKRrrfs, AID Al ON.
EGs WHOM III oosEEEs The undersigned assignee
Of the estate Of said Bankrupt shcreby gives notice thf
II has been ordered By the District Court Of said D
trc that the second and third general meetings Of the
creditors OF said Bankfupts, be- held at the office Of A.
l.. Miner, IN Manchester, w said District the 10th
day OF jane A. d. 1870, Al 10 clock, A. n before A,
+. Lyman, Register 10 Bankruptcy, for the purposes
nance 10 the 9Th ans 18Th sections u the Bankrupt
Act Of March the 3D. 1851 aud this IL also TO give
tee that have filed my hnal account assignee VI
said Bankrupts, and that at sad time aud paceI shall
apply 60 said Court for The settlement II said account
and for discharge from al liability assignee Of said
estae, 10 accordance with the provisions u said 2st
section.
Dated At Rutland, in said District this 18th day Of
May, A. u. 80
j EUgERTON AeAtgDra
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" poaglAss. q 4sllastaa. oas dsy iass
|asl ssssboa isaaaaag hFAash. Ia saassgiassl. soa
g psagsase Z ''eAst.ag tax 81 ltslo A1a A.
tesas q BIZ ds9s lslsag agessli hsAs peso
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yFr4 De Ao4slss d iAst pesk tee Org Asns
'lase'as % A Nssaes an5 s1iaAt8 b. lls
tslss p.a istiass. was ssosirags4 ~ arc lNssa
saUi t&sS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14

The subscriber oners for ssls oHe half intsFes
- Tie Shoe Peg Mandatory located II the Tow
~ Sunderland, Bennington Comfy, ", sithii
- u atiie " the Sunderland Depot.
The Above named property is nos dong gDgs
seh established basihees, ard has al " The ap
efisnaAces and machinery for the manufacture .
niaoa PsFs including good steam engiae uesri,
nsN. Theirs ia Aiso god water poser attached
InqHifs n % address
J.. q. KING
kandsrland. VI, Psb. Is, 1910
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MINERAL SPRING.


uHyING discovered q Mineral Spring on mr. premi-
II ises ast iail thought 10 contain medicinal prop
critics. caused analysis TO be made Of some II the
WAier BY the state Assayer Of Mass The following
letter contains the result d the anaiyyis:
OTF3OE o. :. DEgA HAYra
sqATR AfHaslh AsB tnFMtsT, 20 State Sl
BosTos sth JsHu6ry, 1919.
T. Y, LuTHFE, ESQ. North Dorset "a: bear Sir -
have completed snsiysIs u The mineral water re-
esSed fioBi you, with the following results THIS
winter received not perfectly clear owing 10 the
separation of portion ~ the iron present L has
slightly sulphuretted oder, aud metallic taste One
United state standard "a ios contains II grains
~ dry mineral matter consisting Of Potash soda Lime
Magne6ia, Iron, and silcie, saipharie aud CafbOHc
Acids with traces OF sulphur Chlorine, aud CfrHlc
Acids This water Is unusually rich IA iron aud lime
IL Is highly ehaiy bcAte ia character.
Respectfully, 5. DANA HAYES,
state Asssyer Of AAsaAssaehHsrlts
Aiiwb0 wish 10 test the medieiusl virtues n tlis
saler have II free u cost u ihe Spring during -
present winter. Persons living st distance cau be
supplied sitb Il On reasonable terms.
EP LUTHER
North Dorset. Jan II. iss8.-swas
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE EQUINOX HOUSE.
lAt the foot u Nj. Eguin0Sl
MANCHESTER, VT MAY Z, 1870.
orEs FGos Iust Lar 10 Ocf isr

Terms foT two four, sik weeks from iuHe ist or
the entire ssasoH VI tiaf months, ~ o. PER week
Transient board for June, $500 pee dag
Address ~ mall Of Telegraph
Y a. DkYIs
fpF reguiar rates Tor JAY sud August,
ses Cars u AFdi :, 1896,
Music Hail., fsr concerts, private ihealFieais, tab
eAuK, etc
Bowling alleys. billiard fables. Livery stable snd
boarding stables.
Telegraph Office on ihf premises
New cuaehmaHs bali Sith good ROOMS for e. RehH.sn
Board fOf e9Eshinan ard horses eel per week
Manchester Is ~ the foot II Mount EqHihsx 9a0
tilsr north u Sos YORK aud 30 miies saHth n Ent
land On the Harlem EKtsnsieh Railroad, % allies
aorth 81 Troy. Via Troy Boston Railroad.
Harlem tfains fnn from hes ! Orb 60 Manchester
Wiih0at change " haggGge.
The summit House on Nj kgahoK, four thSushhl
feet shove tide vaef - bahg rebult Ind the cafnsga
road will BE- - good order for 10 coming summer
Trout pond we'll stocked for the fyee Of guests ~
toe hOasa
Material Eypress CO Broadway add Harlem Depot
sew York raHa 20 Manchester -BiM
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BOOTS 4 SHOES

N'fEs Ga hyperion sl,eA Sc Bs,ts sna shas. rs
sssalYod lsad, 5omfiisee LADIES. Nlssrs "a
,liitnEEN.' sEEGEGoArrEnmKeAtFGl
Mo BUTTON ed roilsH BouTs AID siirrtGs
MIS- Bose ans fouthf Hoois sai stpes aud Eabs,g
e''.sal. q elieh ara selling 81 REDUCED rglcEs,
. uy Store "a ssaiba2 Avenue, vbsr sh ,lss,s
tipfl O - people
HNF
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LII GRAND 5. RLOwERs Estate

CtTATK on VERMONT. Al Probate Court hold
- Manchester UFtrct, - sa 81 the HrebAte ONES
IL Msachssier ~ sDd Zoe tad District sa hs sSa asy
Of AHF, 1916
prosaHq Hon n y Bsrion. Jaage
An lasiFusseai IN writing pafptrlisg ~ h. ne asl
IN ssid District aeesased, pfssepisa Ter Irtbats
Mhegsupsa II pat ordered that hearing - ssja in.
siminsui s. heard Il ffcbate teafl 70 bs holden a
aeRdss ~ dane, 1870 ana lst Asies thereof e giYan
20 81 persons lei tfrstfg b gabshiBF sertiHsa ssy
u hs 1dtr three Ntsks sivsy II the Mah he's.
ter JoaFual. EeNspsssT printed ~ said Asbfhs.t.r
pfeFfsns y said keansg.
Attest. L0gELAsD 1uAs0N. REGISTER.
tr@H bopy VI sseoFd Attest
LoSELAkD HCRG8N. nsslstsf
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DUkR 4 BURTON SEMINARY,
ID Manchester, Vermont.
THE MKT TERM begins v .DNK DAY, AUGUST
a, and continues - weeks.
Thorough instruction given 70 tho Classical AeAdein.
" and Preparatory Department. ali The Braarhs
generally tSusht Ia similar instiisiions
10ans nen preparing for The mlaisiFy Aad nnsdHg
sla receive so per year from the Barr fand u they
basfd IN the seminary. " DAY Scholars, they have
TAn0n. Ae free
For further particular, apply 70 the Principal.
EEF L. A AIkTfN
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Black Walnut, Chestnut, aud Painted Chambo
Stta, Rich aud Fashionable pArlor Suite,
side Boards, Book Casos, Desks,
Extension Tables, Hat
Trees, WhalnOts,
&e., &c.
Velvet, Bruasells, Tapestry, Thre,ply, Iagrait
butch, Hemp. and OH Cloth
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PERCALE~. CAaHRiC~ NrsLISs.
AulTE ANn FlaUEEu J. Ks. ANn
MANY OTHER KINDS 90 nGfss
Guuifs SUITED ~ TuF .EAsuN. AZ
Low PRICES
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IncfdenfaIs.

Iowa has given about one-ffth of its area
to aid railroads.
AN Ohio journal prints the names of its
delinquent subscribers upside down, as hint
that they ought to settle up.
Professor Woodman who has for long
time been at the head of the Scientific Depart
ment of Dartmouth College, is dangerously ILL.,
The New Mexican Legislature has framed a
constitution to be submitted to popular vote on
the first Monday in October.
"A Western paper which recently copied a
passage from the 'Pickwick Papers" from an
other, credited it to that paper.
Central City, Cal, is proud of its public
schools and asserts that many man graduates
from Yale without being as thorough in arith-
metic as were some of their recent graduates.
"A gentleman who had lost diamond ring
in Montreal fourteen years ago recovered 1t on
Friday last
-Shad from the Chesapeake and the Potomac
have made their appearance in Baltimore, and
are hawked through the streets at fifty cents per
pair
"A servant girl got up in her sleep in Con-
cord, n. IL. on Thursday night and her move
NESTS awakening her mistress, the latter thought
burglars were around, and vigorously blew tin
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horn to attract the attention of the police. The
Girl was awakened by the sound, and Imagining
il to be Gabriel's last trump, very promptly
tainted away. Tableau.
Wade Hampton has resigned the presidency
of the Citizens Saving Bank of South Carolina,
as his private business does not allow him to
give proper attention to it's duties
"A Cincinnati paper cruelty denies the truth
of the story that jealous wife in that city re-
Gently poured kerosene oil over her husband,
and then applied match to his clothing
One of the Eastern Governors assured the
Legislature in a late message that "capital, like
water, would always seek its highest level" II
was probably slip of the pen.
"A Minnesota editor feeingly says that he
dislikes to see an old man with one foot in the
grave and the other on the brink, tottering along
in beastly state of intoxication, stumbling
every now and then over unseen obstacles, and
then blaming the slippery sidewalks for his mis-
fortunes.
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sT. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 15.--The breaking
ground for the Northern Pacific Railroad oc-
CURED to-day at noon, near Dalles, on the st.
Louis river. A large concourse of people
were present
Colonel ]. b. Culver, of Duluth, had the
honor of shoveling the first earth, and Colo
mel Hiram Hayes, of Superior, Wisconsin,
wheeled il away amid the cheers of the spec
tators. Speeches were made by General
Spaulding and several others.
1he shovel, pick and wheelbarrow have
been ordered to be sent to Jay Cooke, Esq,
as mementoes of the great enterprise, with
which his name will be hereafter remembered
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MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA.
Ship Westmoreland, Letournau from New Orleans
for Bremen, was spoken Jan. =, off the EddystOne.
steamship Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston l4th
instant.
U. S. steamer Seminole from Key West arrived
at Portsmouth evening OF 14th inst, and anchored
at quarantine. She was ordered there in conse-
queDce Of having yellow fever on board
Barkentine John williamson, Robertson from Liv-
erpool 10th Nov. and Hoyhead 2sth Dec. for Phla-
delphia spoken 18th inst. lat 81 49, long, "a O6
by the steamship United States, at New York. with
loss of rudder and most OF her sails; wanted to be
towed to Delaware Breakwater; could not do it. the
steamers engines being disabled.
Baltimore 14th inst.
Brig CascaellO, Carlisle, at Holmes Hole reports
Feb 10, lat 81 49, long 70 80, barkentne to the
leeward with signal of distress nying the wind at
the time blowing gale from ". NV. and a high sea
running. Ran down to her and found her to be the
John Williamson, of Leith, with rudder gone. Ran
by her three times to ascertain her wants; found
short ourselves could render no assistance; did not
want to be taken OFT.
Brig Carrie Wright Jordan, for Philadelphia put
back TO Ardrossan 28th ult., leaky.
Schr Stampede, Stratton, from Mayaguez for PHI
Schr Fly, Carter, henceIor Providence, passed Hell
Gate 14th inst.
schr VIM. B. Mann, Rogers, at Georgetown, s. c.,
schr A. II. Cain, Simpson, hence, at Portland 18th
instant
schr II. W. NICHOLSON, Hubbard, hence, at Fall
schr Mary D. Ireland, Ireland, at wilmington, N.
c., 18th inst, from New York
Schr Nellie Benedict Ellis, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New Haven.
schr j. II. Gallagher, Boyle hence, at Richmond
18th inst
Schr Burning Bush, Blouse, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Baltimore 14th inst.
Schrs II. A. Ford, Carpenter, and Adelia Trafton,
hence, at St. John, N. B., 14th inst.
Schr Alice b., Alley, at Portland 11th inst. from
Boston, to load for Philadelphia
MISCELLANY.
Schr Willie Move, before reported ashore at Town
sends Inlet N. j. arrived at New York 14th inst in
tow OF steamer Rescue.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-16
The Northern Pacific RailrOad-CsrOundB Broker
--i'ne Hundred Men AT Work.

The Northern Pacific RailrOad-CsrOund Broken
tine Hundred Men AT Work.
The following dispatches have been re-
eeived--
Du1uTH, Mimi, Feb. 10, 1s7O.-To George
D. Sargent, care of Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co.,
New York:-Great rejoicing; the gigantic en-
terprise is commenced. Ground broke on
the Northern Pacific Railroad to-day. Large
force at work Everything is moving
Gro. G. stone, Cashier.
DALIEs OF ST.. LOUIS RIVER, Mimi, Feb. 10
1870. 10 George Smith, President Northern
Pacific Railroad New York;-Ground broke
on Northern Pacific Railroad to-day One
hundred men at work. Hurrah for the great
enterprise have six parties of engineers
in the field, and shall push the work vigor.
onslv IRA SPAULDNG,
Engineer in Charge
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Ladoga, Wiley, Cor9 for ORDERS Workman,SCo
Steamer Diamond State, Wood, Baltimore, A.
Groves Jr.
Schr Blondel, Chapman, Boston via Newcastle Del
D. Cooper.
schr W. f. Garrison, Adams, Charleston, s. Lath-
Dury Co.
Schr j. w. Fiske, Chase, Boston via Newcastle, Del,
- d. Cooper.
Schr Abby H. Brown Brown, Newcastle, Del.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, 20 hours from Sayan-
nan, with cotton, rice etc, to Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Co. Passengers-T. NJ.
Oliut and wife, Mrs. Ofrult, Mrs. S. A. Mendenha,
Miss Ella Nendenhall, Master ii. l.. Mendenhal, N.
II. Mcgee, c. Is. Stokes, ID. Campbell, Daniel Unney,
Elliott Hopkins, John Ryan, j. Y. Graf, s. w. Miller
Jr, II. w. Roberts, j. w. Rutherford and wife, A. b.
Jones and wife, o. Mead and wife, b. Bennett, c.
Wiltbank and wife. on the Brandywne Light
Havana, having in tow disabled barkentine (pro-
baby the John Williamson, from LverpooD; also, a
large English bark, bound up, at anchor below Mar
Gus Hook.
Schr Abby Allen, Pendleton, 2 days from New
York, with mdse. to order-vessel to LennoX a. Bur-
CESS,
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