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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
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Moderator, G. Iakin; Town Clerk and Troas-
urer, C. ". Whitney; selectmen Jonathan Hap
COCA, Harvey Stone, j, ?. Long, oyerseor Of the
poor samuel Stiles; Constable, James Lincoln
fdstera, Charles Batcheldor, a. c. Nourse, Har-
ysy Stone; Auditors J. c. Lakiu, L. j, Farnum,
c. r. Morrill,; Trustee q public money, Samuel
stnes Town Grand Juror, james l.. Haynes
Fondc Viewers. J. napgood, Chas. Batchelder, ].
J. Hapgood; sealer of2eigh.s aud Measures, O.
K. Davis Inspector q Leather, o. i. simouds
rouud.kceper, NJ. 3. Lyon Inspector q Lumbel
and shinglls. J. ". EaHumi Agent TO prosecute
ana defend suite J Hapgoodi supt. q Common
Schools, A. Il CLARK. Ter County Commissioner
!. ". Hoyt had 81 votes.
-An exhibition Bil Be- given In tie Congrcga-
tional Church On Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
vAcn viii be presented iho popular drama Ten
Nights ID a B4r-rgom, % Do fsloved with folos
Duets, trios, quaaatts, chorusea, tabioauz, ane
the whole 70 conclude Wirh The lAughabie farce O
"Baiber shop ia au uproar
ar Hapgood has Ter, On our table apcci
mems q quartz rock takau froia bis mine in Peru
i q also exhibited Is us a specimen q gold whiei
he separated fum tbs rock, and melted, the ap
poafanca Of which reminded Is Of tho time wAef
the dust wa tl par ana IN general circulation
The yield q gold j. 81 tAe rate q about 80 i
the sou ofr0ck-
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Town Clerk and Treasurer, j. K. Batchelder
selcctmon, 3. NJ, West, Il. T, Hurd, j. i. Jud
son; Idstcrs, D. Croiut, z. Il. Garfield, A. Hane
man; supt o. Conmon Schools J. X. Batcheldor
Town Grand Jurors, 7, 7. Billings, 7. 3. Davis
Constable aud Collector, D. Crofut; Auditors, An
son Buck, H. Garfield, i. s. Hard Trustees o
public money, s. NJ. West, i. s, Hard, il, Can
field; sealor Of Weights and Measures, Charlie
II. Young; Inspector Of Leather, G. b. Vault; Ii
spector Of Lumber and Shingles, Fernando West
Voted tax u 100 cents On the dollar Of the grant
list for 1870, TO defray expenses Of bridge build
ing and other town expenses.
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FOR SALE.

/ will give some lucky man good trade on my
Boot & Shoe Store and Stock (Coy's old slaudj
Building nearly now, stories and basement
WELL ASSORTED STOCK
Of incest goods. No better location in tho .eoun-
ty for Boot & Shoe, Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Tailoring, Books, Jowolry, Printing,
Harness or many other kinds Of business
Has the exclusive Boot Shoe trade Of tho
plscc. Reason for selling going West.
II. g. KNAPP.
Manchester, Vt, Feb. Is, 1870 9w.
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o#os Of FISK { HATCH,
nAxKEns AID pEALKEs N e0vKESmo1
SECURITIES.
So NassAt sgRrrg Nru Yeas
rslrus1y issh. 1870
rarusry Hsh. 1870

Ilss rsf1ssisiis sacosss uhtch attended HaJ -.
gaasuan II the l.aAns = lAs CasrRsl Fagaal
RalAasp C0ErAs1 sn4 he NHsrEHs Tscu1s
RauHdan CouApf. and nc Popularity Ard cred.
Il whseh ibesc Loans have maintained % ths
aalksts. l.slh ia AS esuniry All EafJps have
,hovn ulat he Ftr.i Mortgage Bonds u wseg-
located and honoFshly managed hsliroAda sro
promps.y recognized ADD readily tafoa a. thc
most suitable safe, and advantageous farm q iu-
yestmcat, ylsldins more hboul .nsoms han
can hereafter lo derived from ti0vsrumssl Boads
and available lo take ihelg rlaoc.
Assured hat, ia ,bs selection AID negotiation
5fauperior Railroad Loans, po are meeting great
public want, and rendering valuable service
both 10 tbs holders a Capital aud - those great
National works = internal improvement vhoee
intrinsic merit and substantial character eubte
them 10 the use q Capital and the confidence q
Investors nov ofsf With special condolences
and satisfaction tho
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The Old Vermont Remedy
pulmonary Organs.

Tbs preparation hasnov been before opaia.
hc thirty -two years Fifteen wears ii has hatn ia
the hands ~ the present pfapnetoIe. and TIE
constantly Increasing sales ia Che best guaranty
81 public approval We have The uames u mafn
than thousand persons, that We might publish
below quite efficient
We are confident that tie printing ~ laagthy
certificates viii, where tho hsisam is knewh d
deemed enhrcy seperHuous &c thereiora aeh
your attention % the names II Those below Wac
have sold and used It for yeafn,
The ingredients composing thls r5moiy isye
long been hi uHe aBd approved " The mel. AZ
FAenlty, S1mo u them they have rohegtrd 3 "a
al eases a Pulmonary Diseases, aga.nHg
Or. Wilcox presents 30 claim "a the discovery.
except what relates 20 thls remedy q eVmpapa4s
ed.
We know tbs medicine win roderm en- Sc say
whom we assure y0n that q fDmedy cannot D.
found that viii produce q mere happy rlfe al
the Pulmonary 0fEsns. We 20 not t1pafi aHy
that have used il will gaiushy what We hayn Fsla.
We do not believe such person can d found
The following references can be rUlied upon a.
coming from persons who could not 81 induced
70 subscribe ia this public manner. ~ "a modiginH,
II il dtd not posHess real MORT MANY II them
yor and that they were glad az an Opportunity ~
thus publicly suhscribc 70 is yrtues.
WM y. HAWKS a Co, North Bennington, ".
j. T. snuBTMnf bennington, w.
j. W. pfrr, North Adams, Mass.
IL G. ScHRnvEs, North llooack, n, y,
ARMSTRONG BAeEus, lipoalck, n \.
W. ~ PETERS, Hoosiek Falls, N. Y.
A. J. PARkrH q Sos, South powna VI
MAReus Wntrrih North roWual, VI,
WIN PIEHcE, Dandy VT
G. l.. CAslz Brandon, W.
j. w. Rom, Burlington, Vt.
j. l.. osnsAM Troy N. "
WM GALLUP & Co., Victor, N Y.
ltany are in doubt, We hope especial refereneo
will be had 30 senle Of tho above nanoa, who
strongly recommend the Baisam.
The Baleam will bo supplied from tho Iabofa.
tory OF the subscribers 6ithor at Wholesale on
Retail and also al the different Agencies estab'
iishod
II. KooN son, Projectors
| North Bennington, VI, March, 1870.
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-Msssascr j wilder Toun Cerk, L sAoi.
AZ. rgsasarsr. Il. b saaapl, seleeameu, A G.
Bss,ss. A. Il nsnla. 3 Farf.ri LsisEs, Geosss
Il plas. 4 II usua Eaas D. sheilani Over
.sar & tlss 3.es7. A. &, Beuee. Irastee q pebble
saus, D.. i ssa5r8. Constable, }. I. Mccall
sapt Csunau ssAosls. ReH. Air oariiuigrj rovu
.Fsnt ). Wilder
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on Issslag hiss I.44 3 cara SIS e.ses3 4
lis easse 81 Fefltaa4 eni at C4muea se-9eis
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ls fsliy qisl.lsl 81 - aulles & ihe Fas.tlas
vl.lgA sls E4-l 4.sslszsg Sc s4lA s-.-4gZ, ABILITY
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FOR SALE.

The subscribor offers for sale onp-hnlf interest
ia the Shoe Peg Mandatory located IN tho Town
Of Sunderland, bennington County, VI, within
"a Of mile from tho Sunderland Depot
The above named property 10 now doing good
well established business, and has all o. The ap-
ordinances and machinery for the mandatory ~
shoe pegs, including good steam engine, nearly
new. There is also good water power attached.
Enquire Of or address
H. q. KING.
Sunderland w., Feb Is, 1870.
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- Ia M u R s

Cdu sell their woo Sc emily FORTY to Say cents per TO-
but tY aetHg the wool m0dd into Ysrn 81 small -
rsnse ana kHttuE ipi0 sgrks, I've or thrce aaliArs
per puma may be taiifcd on receipt Q, IS We VII
i0rwsrI 4 msthae a. ordered
Wr with Is procure active AGENTS 10 every seciipn
of the uhitgd states and IanEAas % whom The nosi
liberal Inducements VIII b. offered. Address,
American Knitting Machine Company,
4wlo E1stas MAssa ST. LUris NJ.
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peru, Dec. 10. 1896
CepArtner.l.ip Notice.

Tho undersigned have this day formed o 60.
partnership under thA firm name u 7 u. SNOW
4 Co., and will continue the business as Country
Merchants ~ successors 10 the late firm Of ]. i.
Snow co.
4. Il. Sgow,
Is NJ. Snow.
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The eopartncrship heretofore existing under
the firm name Off X. SNOW 4 Co, IL this day
dissolved, by mutual consent by the withdrawal
Of Frank Deano. The accounts of the late firm
will be adjusted by the new firm, I. 4 SNOW CO.
81 4. ANow,
s. w. ba0w,
Ii. DELAa0,
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have this day giy-
On my sons, each Of them, Peter, Charles and
Francis Bowen, their time during the remainder
o. their minority and shall claim none ~ their
earnings, nor pay any debts Of their contracting
after this date,
JOHN BOWEN
Manchester Fob. IA, 1870.
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One Thousand Z. - Fl

Fas Oae Dollar and Fifty Censs, = Pc AAa
" l1syoHEgAL 0FnoE. ssea - ssa.g.ss.
FkOCEKI nEToLF EEs~ Fssfs 50 ekas.sr afsti
Ii agHsbss weAtsn fsfstntA bsue i1fessl y PES
yata Ae9gsss !. y, AtnTla. Lla!s, NIB.
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and ao perfect wafA eAtar fferY kga 90 he insi 30
% rs uaE AZ vf kui psF 81 tt lase AM t.lfl
IN itss taan hulfag ho8r e wl kift Close q olsh,
plain o. Ribbed work Win Any AK ai coarse y Hht
woaigu warm. af ealIaH Ella ~ jintn il WI tnH
stockings win teahr hes and toF. efapcrs, honat,
sAtks smok BE eaps. rdWtattE puitef, mHHai Nthkf,
athant, tahtss uHdtTsittfes WittgRs FkatiHs caps,
isup Ulcks nats aari guaefsh&fit. sh4us, IackElh,
cradle hankels tcstiHa suspsHaert wf.stefss uoieA,
uppetf tuilea vafk aaj lH Fact endless NAfirtF OF
articles 10 every day ass, Is Wsi Goa ofHha1#nt
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ELASTIC LOCK STITCH"

Every second gtch ssa escut aud si She cloth ssu.
DOT be pusd spsu aiiheHt tearing Is " day Agsnt'
from 60 70 l2O9 per mentb sHd e1psasss, q con
mission hum whieh twler thsf knisaEt eAH 9s made
Aadfrss sEEOMB a Co,
PiitseaFgh, "a, Boston klss., o. b. Loais, No
CAETI0&- BeRtFe ~ ~ 4 grnts sibg Nsfaluss
usdsf the safne haue 9HrE, alsss ihef fsh ssaN
teFllnsEts Of Aesacg sAwsHa bYus We sk81 not aols
8Hfse3rst rHspoaa.b ~ worthless Htefast seia ~
other paFtAss. ab8 sNA pfyfHg1lH 81 psrees stlasi
selling N aslbf Machines gnsF ihis Estng - ne u Z
s4lehA ~ itf A. aaiess nath Naeiiast 0btai6.
- ifata n b ser hreuw DO 1ei ls linpessa sgwt
~ paftts MAo tspF 81 advertisements eua tfeEiaf a
al gfsr usfthiets MathiMee e. 5ess gflta. sH6s
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From s. 10 $40 per Day

Can be made hy any one vita the American kuittug
Machine kaltt.nE ftockiLgs, ge. watie rkpefl opera
Tors eau ewes fuakr more khtiuE isHrY eorkt ehish
Aisays cvlumands feaat sale. ptfs1u CAP ready
kult irg taey ta fifteen pairs ~ siackHEs per cay
the proas on which viii BE- nor Ices hsu Iafly cssis
uef pafr.
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Iladies hi n0or Haalth.

The Nervine 70 also ono Of the best remedies ever
employed In The cure Of the numerous and trouble.
some ailments known ss FEMALE COMPLAINTS
See pamphlet
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Children s Diseases.

For wHOoPIHG COUCH Dodd's Servine Is Adfnin-
isterod with unezampled success Mothers, remem-
Der tis and your little the agony Of
distressing complaint 1t also werts admirably IN
Measles, bringing out the rash well and leaving the
bowels free and heathhL See recommendations In
pamphlet For the diseases which afliet CHILDREN
WHEN TEETnING nothing can furnish more instant
Of grateful relief Remember It eontsins 10 Opium
10 any form.
Be careful what medicines you take,
Alcoholic sumulants are Injurious 10 tho nervous
health, and are Always followed By depressing Rr-
ierioS The strength that Do1d's Seryihe gives Il
The strength of laalth and Comes 70 stay Beware Of
the whisksy preparations that have Laid tho FONDA.
lions Of 60 many habits Of in.empeanea Whsl e.
under the name Of Bters OF ohsrwise let The villain.
Gus poouuds slone Better DE Of honest disease
lhaa be- burnt ~ by tie fires ofacahol Tor me IN.
Ersdien that compose Dodds serYine ses pamphlet
on each botae. For sais BY Druggists and County
flores Price One Doliar.=-4Wto
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Take care Of Yourself,

DoDDs NERyINE is a PURE TONIC, harmon
ICES perfectly with The NERVE FIBRE, gives incrsaf-
ed energy to the STOMACH, LIVER, BOWELS and
other yiseora, land SUPPLIES FRESH LIFE for the
waste that Is constantly taking place. II operates
soothlngy Ills % pleasant 10 take as any wine, land
with Sleep and Good Digestion which II Promotes
Restores the afflicted to sound Health Of Body, and to
Quietne IS Of Mind. Il contains opium, mercury
sryehnins 20 often used FOR neryonseomp aints and
Is wholly free from any deleterons drags Whatsoever
Tens Of thousands are lestifying is curative pow
era SEQ pamphet accompanying each bottle
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A PERFECT
Washing Machine.

Tho NATIONAL CLOTHES WASHER AND
BOILER washes tho clothes perfectly clean with
out rubbing. No wearing or tearing Of clothes,
Ii viii soon save its cost in the preservation Of
clothes, besides the great saving Of labor and
soap One trial viii satisfy any housekeepor.thai
lis just the labor saving machine they want
The subscriber il now prepared TO Gil all or.
ders for the above machine and guarantees por
feet satisfaction. Send fora trysl machine.
l.. +. WHITE,
Arlington Vt. Jan. q. $50.
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UHYING discovered Mineral Spring on my prstsi-
III sea last tall thought 10 contain medicinal pro p
critics, ] cansed analysis 70 he made Of some Of the
water hy the State Assaycr Of Mass. The follow ing
letter contains The retuit u the analysis:
OFrioE OF 5. DkEa HANS,
STATH AssaYEE Am ChEsrsT, 20 state ST.,
BosTGs, th January 1870.
II r LrrnEg EsQ.. North Borsef, ~: Dear Sir -
have completed an analysis Of the miserA water re-
csiyed from you, with the following results THIS
watsr received not perfectly clear owing TO the
separation ~ portion 81 the iron present; L has :
slightly suiphhrettcd oder, asd metsle taste. One
Unted tate standard "a lon contains ~ s7ieo grains
~ dry mineral matter Consisting % Potash Soda, Lime
Magaesia Iron and siliele, sulphnrie aud C&rbohis
Aaids, with traces ~ Sulphur Chlorine and CREME
ACIDS This water is unusually rich IN iron and lime
IL is hlEbly chalybeate IN character
Respectfully. = DANA HAYES,
State AsssgtF Of AAssassachusstts.
An Who wish 10 test tho medicinal virtues Of tsis
NAef eaH have free y cost the spring during ke
present SLATER. Persons living dlsiAhcc can be
ZIP LUTHER
North Dorset Jan II. isSol-swss
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Some folks can't sleep NIGHTS

Dodds Noryine is COMPLETE SPECIFIC for
slseplessnsss II soothes the trobblng mnscle like
maggie and trauqnillzes the mind. And everybody
knows that GOOD SLEEP Is better than al medicines
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UODD,s ~ VINE,
AND INvIGoRAToR.

A THogoUou TONIC AND sroNAcnIc.
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Is5E DEAFNESS -TIg PATgST oRG1AIC VI.
BEAI8E. r. ttsilt1 ~ fef. u - peft-ptttis.
removes s.He.aa Hasea la i#e Hela aAa enaiies
fest FsfflGt bear distinctly g tsErfA RI faifs
Assem s.ies XfestasF uH teeiaess, SID 3NaNs u
cart. stsi fFss JE lltDs a4ulaH-s 90 nf4tf.
say, T.
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FISK & HATCH.
EAzKKnz.

p g-Ws have issued pImphlsss containing
FAN faartlculass, statistical detsiis maps, 81,
vhieh VII be furnished upsH spEAeasi8h.
sx Ne by ana seh Goyefumsas boads aaA
receive ths seeounis = Banks. Bankers. CoFpoFs-
Gone, ana othera, sghjeet 70 check At sight, AID
slgH szGsgssl o. aAl! BALANCES
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Htrfslff EaEFs1 t1sHFrafss kHrfFsa frter Ne
kaH GaaHk ssH tatff ed tfflt 80 Hsfatf 1aflns -
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PRICE. ONLY a25.

h presented b .ae pebble - ile masi ssRt'. per
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rRAvELrRE GUIDE

TRANELEKA GUIDE
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The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent Registered Bond,
transferable only on the books Of tho Company,
and the interest made payable only to the regis
tered owner or his attorney.
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The Bonds are in denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 500.

They will be issued as Coupon Bonds, payas 70
Bearer, and may be held in that form or
The Bond may be registered in tho name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payblc TO
bearer attached, the principal being th0n trans
ferable only on the books Of the Company, unloss
re-assigned to bearer "
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" NUN.
THE NEW ENGLAND FAAILY MEDICINE,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.

The Chesapeake and OHIO Ragroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent hhrbora Of
the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River At point
o. reliable navigation, and thus, with the entire
Railroad system and water transportation q the
great West and Southwest FORMS rHE ADDITION
Al East AID WEsr TRuSK LlNE, % iinperAttyely
demanded for the accommodation Of The immsns,
and rapidly growing transportation between The
Atlantic ssaboard and Europe On the one hand
and the great producing regions Of the Ohio ana
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
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Dis.olntion Of Connrtnor.hin.

Manoheater, "a, Feb. l6. le7O. 9w.
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THE AMERICAN FAMILY
Knitting Mac Ii In g

Tiny AaE Sor a vuTFANcy DRINK irso
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with the wohder~worklng spirit OF
progressive science Il wings lts way
with rapid flight, and mounting upon
the throne of reason wields with So
cred mlen the scoptre of truth divine.
Already tho civilized nations of earth
had melted their golden idols, "a they
heart the still small voice, waited upon
evory breeze and opening In every
flower, whispering: "Be still and
kRotD that I an God;" already the
solemn tones Of q hundred thousand
church tells weekly assembled Inn
mense congregations 10 freight the ga
cred sabbath morning air with melo-
dious praises 81 the most High; already
tho bold and glaring light OF religious
freedom had blazod from every monn-
tain summit and erected perInanei
home In the pathway Of civilization; ;
but it was left for eighteen hundred
and seventy 10 look 10 tho Recording
Angel In heaven, and bid him write
not that martyr had endured the torch
and rack, and rpaled his faith with his
own blood ;Fuot that n Martin Luther
had fanued into mighty flame the last,
feeble, waning spark of the holy reli-
gion; not that genius had cspoused the
cause, or ROYALTY welcomed IL behind
thethrone; tt bid him write what
nevs had been written: that the mi shty
barriers of UaLanism are melting
before the genial rays OF Gosl 81 light;
that to-day, with open doors and out.
stretched arms all the nations OF earth
are calling aloud for Gospel aid. Then
what q glorious epoch IL this year In
the worlds hlstoryl Now the mis-
sionary angel may ny with rapid wing
around our globe, break down the
strong holds ii crime and superstition.
and penetrating the deep recesses OF
heathenism sound the trump of truth
from every mountain peak, and with
scraphic voice and Heaven-born man
date dlspel the gloomy night from ev-
cry benighted Jungle. With the tri-
umph OF mental power DER natures
grand arcana marches with equal pace
the triumph of the Christian religion.
Then what do wo know to-day In
comparison with the ultimate knowl-
edge and mental power Of man :?
Where In the scale of revealed truth
will the world stand hundred years
hence? IL the spirit OF progression
that has characterized the past three
lourths of century shall continue,
like guardian angel, 10 hover around
the pathway of rolling years, then
surely down from the glowing -founts
OF future revelation comes food of
light that would enwrap the mind Of tho
present day in wild excitement, and
task an unfettered Imagination to con-
ceive of its s0ul-shocking dimensions.
Truly thCn, with the voice OF divin-
alton, we would exclaim Light "a
DdWRinI. Let us watch tho dartlng
beams dispelling Tho fpggy mists that
have settled down In an unbroken
cloud around Tho giants of discovery
and invention, and 200 tho glourlous
King If science carcerlng In majestic
splendor through tho heaven OF ma
ture; until, at length bursting forth In
the noontide of bis meridian splendor
he shall proclaim the dawn of the mil
lenium, when Peace and Love shall de-
scend from their celest ial home, restore
to this desolato world lost Eden's IA
ded bloom, and sit triumphant on
earthly thrones.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-06-03
BRISTOL VIRGINIA TENNESSEE FRIDAY JUNE3 1870

l.ureau to-day announce that In the
Ihird district Deputy Collector Wig
gin aud Assessor Duncan THOMPSON
nave succeeded in capturing the no
torious Blue Ridger Illicit stills, do
stroying them and capturing the
stock, DC. They also took prisoner
Samuel Morrison, the "Blue Ridge
giant, said to be eight feet high. large
in proportion. He was the proprietor
of one of the stills. The capture was
made In n gorge In the mountain, near
Flint Hill tappahannock county,
Baltimore american.
PETERsBURG. In Petersburg the en-
tire Radical ticket is elected, except
for the Council. In the Council the
Conservatives elect sixteen and the
Radical members are black and three
white men, and one elected on the
Conservative ticket is colorod man.
Franklin Wood is elected Mayor
over Charles G.. Collier.
NORFOLK papers of Norfolk
are rejoicing over the election of the
Conservative ticket in that city. The
Journal has up big rooster, and says
the Radicals have been routed, "horse,
foot and dragoon.n Good for that.
N. Il G.. w. r. Rive had the
pleasure of meeting with Col. Flour
noy the other day-iust from his
eastern railroad tour. He is in fine
spirits, and reports that he met with
great encouragement in the countries
between Danyille and Norfolk. Dan
viile Times.
RICHMOND, Va, May 27.-The re-
joicing of the Conservatives last night
was premature. Counting of the bal
lots show that the Republicans elected
George Chahoon, mayor and their city
ticket. The Council is still i'm doubt
the ballots are not yet counted.