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The New York herald., 1870-07-24

RELIGIOUS SERVICES INTERRUPTED BY MAD
DoG.-On Sunday evening prayer meeting was
held In the vestry Of Rev. w. ii. Cudworhs church,
under the superintendent OF Mr.. Prince when q
small black and tan terrier jumped through win
dow, swapping and yelping among tho congregation.
panic at once occurred and the ladies rushed
screaming from the vicinity OF the maddened crea-
ture. In the midst Of the turmoil officers arrived
from station No. 7, which adjons the church. and
the noisy dog having been driven into side apart
mcnt, he was quickly disposed Of by the police. The
dog was owned by Mr.. John Weston, and although
he had been very restless and noisy all through the
manilestly mad. The scare created by the presence
OF the dog was 30 great that 1t was difficult to
considerable exerti0n II was continued, although
two-thirds OF the original congregation had retired
terror 70 shear h0n0ss-D0St0N Advertiser. Jin 10,
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
The MethodIsts and the Neuroc..

The New Orleans Preachers Meeting OF the Metho :
dist Church have passed the following rcsoluton:-
Resolved That the plan OF forming q 'Colored,
Church FOR the "South' has our hearty c0ndemna-
ton. Because Ql, lis unchrisr1an "colorn Is the
badge Oi neathenlsh caste. Because (2 Its "SOuth'
line OF boundary Is an unnatural anti American ana
unchristan division, which originated With slavery
and IL ful or future mischief 10 the nation and the
CDurCh OF Christ. Because (3), such Churcn Is at
enrnity with the fundamental principle Of republican
government as that IL most perfectly set forth in
the fifteenth amendment to the constitution of tue
United States Of America. Because, finally, 1t Is in
fact, on. building small back Kitchen church SO as
To prevent .colored" MehOdists from getting into
the front parlOr OF the house OF God.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

The Methodists OF Saratoga arc about to erect q
new edidce, TO cost $6o.Ooo OF which $4,000 have
been subscribed.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


Rev. Charles B. Smyth breaches at both services
before the American Free Church at Masonic Hall.
Rev. Moses Hull speaks before the Spirltuallsts at
Apollo Hall at both services.
Bishop Snow will tell all about the impending
war ut the University.
Rev. O. q. F0ote will hold forth at the Christian
church.
Rev. Charles +. Lee breaches at Plmpton's Build
ing
Rev. DR.. Edward, Of London, and Rev. q. D. Mat
thews preach at the Jane street United Presbyterian
church.
Rev. J. W. shackelford speaks at Memorial church
OF Bishop Wainwright
Mr.. o. Dyer breaches at the Thirty-rh street Swe.
denb0rgian house OF worship.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
AHRRICA'S NAVAL DEFRNCES,
The IrOn-cl0d Fleet or the
United States.

Where They Are at the Present Tims-Dsscrip.
tion Of Their Armament Tho Condition Of
the vessels-Thsir Officers and Crews
The Great Iron-clad Station at League
iLA-d New Distribution of Mont
tors on tho Atlantic Coast
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
A Chinese Wedding I'm California by CIer.
Gyman.

The Sacramento Uflton gives an account Of Chi
nese wedding IN that city. The bridegroom, Som
Hing, Is q well-to-do Chinaman and member OF
one OF the Chinese Sunday schools The bride, Miss
Gut Qufl had been betr0thed to ham since child
hood, and arrived by the last steamer. Two or
alre0 American famiIles accorded her protection
before marriage, 1t not safe Tor her to reside
Oh the Chinese street; and the wedding, which was
to take place IN the congregational church. was
celebrated the day before Ut the residence OF Rev.
$. q. Dwnell, as the parties were afraid she might
be kidnapped. This Is the first In California Of
Chinese marriage BY a clergyman.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24

We learn from the Charlottetown IN b. Herald
that his lorlshp the Right Rev. DR.. Mcintyre, the
esteemed and popular Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Prince Edward Island, received magnificent ova-
ton on his arrival home last Friday from Rome,
where he had been attending the Ecumenlcal Coun-
Gil.
The LIST OF July, 1870, should be Gay carefully
chroDicled In the Catholic annals OF Prince Edward
Island. 1t has every reason to be so, for on that
day, after having attended one OF the most fmpOr-
tant general Councils ever held in the Church, re-
turned to his see aud his home among us the Bishop
OF Charlottctown. In the history OF European
cities II is deemed OF great moment to notice II their
bishops held seats in any OF the great Church Coun-
In the Council OF Nice, Lateran, or Trent IS to
recall not the least Insignificant Of It's claims to il-
portance. The Catholics of Prince Edward Island
Can now boast Of IKE honor and leave their his.
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The Evangelical Alliance Not to be PASTE
pOned.

We have authority for stating that the Executive
Committee OF the Evangelical Alliance have unani.
mousy decided that the General Conference to be
held In this city In September next, shall not be
postponed on account OF the present war in Europe.
Some of the delegates from the Continent who are
expected may possibly be unable to attend; but II
So they will send the papers which they have pre-
pared, TO be read at the Conference. We doubt not
that this information Will be gladly received by the
multitude Of friends OF the Alliance, who are antic
patng with the deepest interest the grand convoca-
ton OF next autumn.
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g2iet with apprehension Of any trouble from
them but the news from the Sioux country Is not
very cheering Tor Americans. To those familiar
viSn the character and present condition OF the
Sioux the late lRlian CHIEF pOwwOw at Washington
has deep and terrible significance. 1t would have
seemed Incredible thai the government al Washing
ton should manifest so little uncOncern at the atG
the newspapers treated the ice cream and straw.
berry feayts gwen to the Indians appears like q
Pockery. For the last SIX months there has been a
cpnstant recital OF shocking outrages committed by
The Indians in Montana, Wyoming and Ne.
vad4, and, Notwithstanding the increase Of the
Iu.lltary force in that country General Hancock In
Ill his official communications upon TINS subject
manifeSts serious apprehensiOnS OF O general out
break, and, as far as military propriety will admit
intmates his inability to protect the settlements in
such an event. Ills recent letter referring to the
condition OF Forts Abercrombie Totten, Wadsworth
liable men arriving here at Fort Garry from the
Sioux country say that the Indians are preparing
for war; that they are holding war Dances that they
are all talking about vengeance for their puishment
for the Minnesota or 1862 that their young
men lust grown up have had no fighting, and are
plamorous for war in order to establish their claim
to the title OF warriors and that they do not expect
their chiefs to make peace at Washington. Are the
people of the Eastern States still bind after all
the terrible experience OF the past, to under
stand the reason the Indian chiefs haughtlness
at Washingtons Those chiefs made the most extra
ordinary demand that has ever been made
by an indian delegation upon ths government.
Does any Intelligent man believe that they wanted
improved arms and ammunition merely to hunt
bufaloes9 Has any Indian delegation ever talked
so ipsOlently at Washington before, or conducted
themselves m such an independent mannerg Is 1t
at All probable that they would have been so dicta-
toral II they had not known their tribes were ripe
for n united outbrel TX and meant war; Would they
ha % objected to visiting New York and demanded
to be sent directly home, and that on horseback
from the terminus Of the railroad, II they had not
some Important object in view IN doing soa They
went to Washington early In the season so rs to
enable them to get back TO their tribes In time for
making war. lust when the indian ponies are fat
pralrin grass Ia high, and tho sQuaws and children
can take care Of themselves. There Is not fron.
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Patrick Synnott, Minor


STATE OF yERMoNT( Alta Probate Court hold
y Manchester District S. en- at the Probate ONCE In
Manchester n aud for said District the Ith day OF
March 1870.
Present. Hon f. b BURTON Judge.
The guardian 81 Patrick Synuott. minor now re-
siding IL jamaica Plains In The Comfy Of Addlesex
snd State OF Massachusetts presented an application
IN writing to said Court, representing that his sSid
ward il the owner 0f undivided half OF certain
piece Of real estate situated in Rupert and Dorset in
said District now occupied BY William SynaOtt, ana
bonded on tie north By land 81 Homer Williams, on
teeast " land OF Henry Farwei, on the south BY land
OF g. " Fafwtii and oH the west by land Of Dwight
Tsyor containing about 100 acres and representing
to said Uslrt that wUud be conducive 70 the inter
est II lis said ward sell ssd real estate and put the
ayails thereof an interest, and proving said Court iol
ne reasons aforesaid to grant him license 10 sell sat
real estate
Wherenpou It was ordered that sail application b
heard III + Probate Court to Dc holden az The Pro
bate Office iu Msuehestc IN said District on the a-
Wednesday la March 1870 and that notice thereof b,
given To az persons interested BY Publishing certified
copy % III Or three weeks saceessiyely lathe Man
chester journal uewspapel printed at said Manches
Der, previous 20 said lime " hearing
Attest LUNELAND MUNsGS Register.
/ Atruc cops Of record. Attest
/ ~ LpYELAND MUNsON, Register
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1uE AMERICAN FANil
Knitting Ma chine
pRICE. oNLY -.

pfsssutsI IS Is bas 3 itsmas snFse psp
asa eaqa 81 Caeag ba.taa Na.s.as 'ts'
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Silaa Knannls Estate

S,TATE OF yERMoNT,l Alta Probate Court hold
y Manchester District ss en- al the Probate once In
Manchester IN and for said District on the 2sth day 81
February, 1870 ..,
The administrator the estate Of Silas Knapp, lale
Of hrlington 10 said District, Diseased, presented an
application IN writing saidCourt, setting forth that
the said deceased died seized o. certain real estate IN
said Arlington consisting Of dwelling hose and lot
said lot bounded as follows on the north by tse high
way leading westerly from Arlington village, snd on
Inc east south and west by lsud Of Betsey Canhed,
contsing about threefourhs Of IN acre and repre-
seuting that would be Tor The interest Of the heirs
A said decsased BY Of eir residing ont OF the
state 10 have said real estate Sold and that none OF
the heirs of said deceased reside ~ this State ana
praying said Court for the reasons Aforesaid 10 gram
him license 20 sell said real estate
Whereupon it was ordered that hearing on sad ap'
pcation Ne heard Probate be holdenAt me
Probate Office IN Manchester, " said District, on ths
last Wednesday ofMarcb, 1870 and that notice there
Of DO given to all persons interested by publishing
certified copy Of this order tnreeweeks successfully y
the1Aauchester Journal newspaper printed at sals
Manchester previous 10 said time othearinE.
Attest LOYEIAND MUNsoN, Register.
A true copy ofrecord Attest
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At 3aassa pas'g 81 ths Congregational
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The subscriber offers for sale onehnlf interest
in tho shoe Peg Mandatory located y the Town
Of Sunderland, bennington County, W., wilma
"a ola mile from the Sunderland Depot
The above named property y nov doing good
well established business, and has al Of the APP
ertanancrs and machinery for the mandatory Of
shoo pegs, including good steam engine, nearly
new There Is also good water power attached
Enquire Of or address
L. q. KING.
Sunderland Vt Feb 49, 1870.
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FOR SALE.

win give some lucky man good trade on my
Boot 4 Shoe store and Stock. CCoys old stand.
Building, nearly new, ? stories and basement
WELL ASSORTED STOCK
Of incest goods. No better location in The Geoun'
ty for Boot 4 Shoe, Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Tailoring, Books, Jewelry, Printing,
Harness or many other kinds Of business,
Has the exclusive Boot 4 Shoe trade Of tho
plsco. Reason for selling, going Wcst.
II. C. KNAPP.
Manchester, VI. Feb. %, 1870. -3w
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Lines are now projected OF lnprogress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which viii con.
noct the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO wIru THE ENTIRE
RAILROAD SYSTEMS or TIM West AND SOUTHWEST,
AND WITH THE PAoIrIo RAILROAD.
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY among the richest and most powerful
and most trustworthy corporations Of the coun-
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The details the Loan have been arranged with
special reference to the wants Of all CLASSES Of in.
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FACTORY roiSr.

M5as IAl,t Smith, daughter q q. VI Smith,
hross vi tAg ead II a crochet hOok Ia her right
So isst faH Tit fragment vas han an inch 10
length aH1 penetrated back Ofthesys bah, where
itrsmsIayl gaH Al1aday evening. thc 7th inst,
whgB 81 Was removed by he. >. s. Clemens
NJ - Has.eg, phae riding from Factory
pa.us h bis honas % Monday, was thrown from
hs slrsh sa3 haa ia arm broken
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sl.OO Is WORTH SAVING.

The Greatest Adtaaee Nep era tai'eh IL
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plalas eaaaat b. Displaced s. AIS mataau 81 1As
hps 81 tafrus ihtfs atsssa5i fhs cEtllAiys rslt
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sos prepares 81 8ureft tht sa1ae elthaEt extra
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EAar AmiSs1N.

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Children 5 Diaeageg.


For wH0orING COUGH Doda's Nerylne Is sdnln-
starsd with unoxanpicd success, Mothers remem-
her his and sage your tle ones the agouy Of most
distressing complaint !. also works admirably So
Measles, bringing out tie nasb wen aul leaving the
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pamphlet, For the diseases which gaiet CnlLpgEN
WAES TEHHlSG nothing can furnish moro instant
Or grateful relief Remember q contain. re opium
ia ANY form.
BE careful what medicines you take.
Alcoholic Himuiants are hilarious % tho nervous
health ard nre kAwAYs followed BY depressing Rs
Aorton. The strength that Dodd's yevne gives is
lAe stfeagh o. IIaath and Comes to stay. Beware 81
the whisky preparations that have laid the iDand4
lions offo many habits Of intempefance. WAet e.
under The name u Bi,ers Of othcrwse lpl NE villain
ous pooBHds alone Better de Of honest dsesse
lhau Be burnt nj BY the hres u alcohol Tor DE IS.
gradients tbat compose Dydd's Hsryine see pamphlet
~ each bottle FoF sals hy Druggists and County
stores. rliee one BaIiar.-4~@
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Voice..

Notice Is hereby given that have THE day CIV.
en- my sons, each u Thorn, Peter, Charles aud
Francis Bowen, thor time during the remainder
q their minority and shall claim none q their
earnings nor pay any debts Of their contracting
after this date.
JOHN BOWEN,
Manchester Feb. a. 1870.
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Once of FISK & HATCH,


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q uhah nass Iaaas ha, mssataiaea n ihe
a.mlst.. bash 30 t.s lmtFy ana Easalf hAvs
saava taai $40 Fifst Maagts Esaas i We. ,g
Rssisa and heaala'fl .usaafei Railroads ~
grmp.y recognized asa rgaalg hitn 8 taf
ussi atallg. ssfs. ana sllaltaF SIS f5sb 81 .a.
tsstment siet1us mas hhra .uaa@l mM
caa bswsheg be derived tfq@ Government heuia.
aal a,aUaba a iske theH Place
Assufe5 Dat Is ihl selection asa aafeu
5tsansnsy EaHFasl Iaaus ee Hre meeting great
pal,lc uaut anal fla1aHus valuable ssnlce
tasA ta tt, holders 10 Capital sti ihHe eteat
National uails q iat5laa inprawmeai vi0aa
lul1aas merit and substantial character euauo
thcm & de ast q Capital aa4 ,ar confidence ~
investors a. pgv oasl sth special e1laacu1e
tud saHs faction iac
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The Very Best Manner.
Commissioner 5 Notice

ItK, the subcrbers, being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District Of Manchester 10
receive examine aud adjust The claims sud demands OF
al persons against ths Estate Of
SYLVESTER T. BARTLETT,
late Of s4udgate In said District deceased and also
All claims and demands Inhibited 10 Offset thereto and
sx months from the SIN day Of March, 1870 being OIL
lowe by said Court FOR that purpose do therefore,
hcreby give notice that we will attend 70 the business
N our appointment 81 the Town Hall ssndgas,
the s day o. May and the th day Of September next
Dated at Manchester this Ssh day of March, A. d.,
1870.
X ~ PROYAN
4, "a "a RA&nAII I CDmsrH
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The JOURNAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE is the
largest and best appointed office in the County
Il has been thoroughly oYerhaued and restock-
ed with new typo, pressca and engine during the
past year, and is capable Of turning out the best
Of work in the least possible timo.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, BANK, RAILROAD AND
COMMERCIAL PRINTING executed In
the most satisfactory manner.
POSTERS, HANDBnIs, CIRCULARS, LETTER
HEADS, ENVELOPES, CARDS, la.
Bells, aud every desert
ton Of Printing
executed in
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INVENTED AT LAST !
A PERFECT
Washing, Machine.

rbo NATIONAL CLOTHES WASHER AND
BOILER washes ihc cl9lhcs perfectly clean with
out rubbing. N9Neariug d tearing u clothes
Ii win COON ss,e i0 cot IS Tie preseftA'ion OF
clothes, bes.dts ihe grea. saving y labor aud
soap, one trial uiH rstsfy AIS hgmeheeperthat
itis lust tho labor saving machine taoy want
Tho sabscuba Is nor prepared % hh all Or.
dors f1r he above machine aud guarantees per-
feet satislaetan. seEa fora tgai machine
&. r. WHITE
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FOR SALE.

Manchester, FEB. a. 1870,
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h, N. PROyAN,
81 Is RANDALL, I COm'rs
Theodore A. Wright. Minor.

c,TATE or VERMONT. Probate Court hold
> Manchester District, e en at the Probate ONCE
N Manchcs ef IN and FOR said District tne 18th day
Of February A, y lsl0
Present Hon, r. Is. HUTTON, Judge.
The guardian Of Theodore A. Wright, minor,
Of Rupert 10 said District presented an apphea-
ton Ia writing 10 said Court sCttiug forth that
lis said ward Is the owner o. one equal undoyid
"a half u tho homestead set 81 from the estate
u CLARK $, Wright late of Rupert, 10 said district
deceased said homestead being bounded g. fol.
lows on the south ~ tho highway leading from
wcst Rupert 10 sandgote, on tie cast BY lands
belonging TO the estate VI Jeremiah fouAu, On
the north hy lands u Charles West, aud on the
weet by lands 81 Daniel Parish, and representing
that It would be IN tbs interest u hiH said ward
Il sell Bis said interest ia said Homestead 20 Pot
the aysils thereof at Interest of invest thcu 81
other real estate, aud praying raid Court for the
reasons aforesaid % grant hlm heanse 20 eel
sail cstsic.
whrregpun !. Was mdrrrl ihut bearing upon The
application 81 bad nc a Probate NUuIt ~ be
halttu al ths Probate Oare 10 Manchester w aud ipi
sid District On the last "Wednesday ~ March, 1915
and tbal naiice iheff0 be given Ivy publishing this
def three weeks sacerssgglg u the haafhtssf Joto1
y, papef printed Al Nanchestcf, previous to saia
Ajiest LoyELASD MUNsoS Register
] a Attest LoyELASD NUNsoY. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-15
Take care of yourself.

DODDg NERyINE ia a PURE TONIC, Harmon
lies perfectly with the NERVE FIBRE gives inereas-
ed energy to the STOMACH LIVER BOWELS and
other yiseera, and SUPPLIES FRESH LIFE for the
waste that IL constantly taking place. Il operates
soothney lis AZ pleasant to take as any wine, and
with Sleep and Good Digestion, which Il Promotes,
Restores the afflicted 70 ssund Health Of Body and to
Quietne OF Mind. It contains opium, mercury or
strychnihe so often used for nervous complsnts and
IS wholly FREQ from any deleterlobs drugs whatsoever
Tens Of thousands are tesfylng to is curative pow
ers See pamphlet accompanying each bottle.