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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-28

SOME time since prominent business man
OF Northampton, Mass, who began b sow his
wild oats when boy, and has not got through
yst aFenaed ooorea ~ pau 70 Market street
ticed thata web near the house-by the way a
dance was going on, he slipped cut and moved
the curb i few feet beyond the well, and wait
ed for the result Soon out came one Of the
dancers, and plump into the well be went He
soon came to The top. putting and blowing, and
acclaimed: by CORY who moved dat well
idncs I'se out here last y = -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-07-28

In tho matter Of the estate Of WILLIAM NJ ABBOTT
deceasod-Probate Court. Doisc county. I. 7.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
II Of the Probate Judge OF this county. made aud
entered on the 2Oth day OF July 1890 notice is here.
by given that
Saturday the 3oth Day Of July, 1870,
At 10 o'clock A. W. Of said day. at the court house in
Idaho City, has been appointed for the hearing of the
application Of Geo. A. Abbott. praying that docu.
ment now on file In this Court, purporing to be the
last viii and testament of VIM. II. Abbott deceased
be admitted to probate and that letters tcstamenay
be issued thereon 70 Geo. A.. Abbott who In named
therein executor. ut which timo aud place all per-
sons Interested may appear AID contest the same
Attest: J. M. SHEPHERD, Clerk p. G.
sAh'L A. MEgmTT, Attorney for Petitioner
July 20. 1sT0-w2,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

II there is Que Democrat in the coun-
try who il not already inclined to for
get or at least to remember with sor.
row that hs ever voted against Grant,
we commend to him the following APP
prociatye words from The Montreal
lIaucss, which is entirely beyond the
influence Of the partisan feeling that
pertains here, aud can see the truth
without bias
There is something truly wonderful
IN the results Of the first year Of Presi-
dent Grants administration BY an
honest endeayor to collect the revenue
he has greatly increased the national
income, though bampered with al the
rings which hi predecessor, to say
the least, winked at, aud tho many
taxes had been repealed, and notwith-
standing year Of depression in bust
ness; whilst By an economical admins.
tration he has greatly decreased the
national expenditure; He has thus
been able TO pay of, within the year,
one hundred millions Of debt, 70 raise
the legal tender paper dollar from a
bout 20 TO 80 cents, and the national
< & per cent bonds from 10 10 100. Nor
+ is Il only in finance that such brilliant
results have been achieved. he has
surrounded himself for the most part,
with good moral men, who haye ex-
orted 4 great influence On society; and
be has inaugufaicd a system 81 admin.
sterieg lndian affairs through Quaker
commissioners. which will be the high
est jewel il BIS crown lie las made
honesty to be in q good measure re
spected and rascahty to DC despised
aud be has stfoauously maintained the
national good faith il tho matter q
paving it, debts ID gold He has also
Notwithstanding the strongest tempia-
lions. maintained nonluteryention il
lie Cnban civil wa; whilst be ha.
made great strides towards a peaceful
extension q territory Altogether We
knoa II 10 parallel 70 the prosperity
ana success II the first year ~ Grant,
admin. silatlpu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22


A1ENEa5 p5EkfgN f0uE CoLpaEu CuunrH.
81 aF Iaa Some tIms sine5 OR esteemed iel-
low otifeu Aie2lna Mccall announced 70
Rllism k.sA hiB intention "a remember tho col-
sf goaq b Troy 70 way that Waala eaoouf.
se taam 8 well doing, aa4 SITTER q fail confer
ea ma proper eazl3asatau AZ 10 tie proper
mstaaA tafargIug aut iac lsset ne matter ~.
aaneG lasm g. slH.aHed in tie foiioAius e9r res.
paE4-Hoa
T.n, Flb 81 ls1 Me wHn,a Hen b,u
>r iweh IS msAs 8ousi}au 10 t6eh II tie
cIiarsd laHrcats Ia H..e SIS tae pfss}eieriau
"a Liberty Fes, ara .ae Methodist 1a seventh
street
an ual sQuasatsa vl,b aay af the Trustees 81
either y ihasc chaIshes J fegaosi you. there.
fare. q size q iha Board q Trustees u each a
Diem aHe q ile fga checks. hlftth eaelo-gs,
es5 81. a,a bHa8Fea dolsr- Is sour order, via
a agauyug ae.e. he myuey t. 10 safely
invested a. tha Interest ueHd b AID 81 Support.
aa treaytlag Is shg speetsg thafehs-.
Ias salafed pgapis y this ty, in their s5arts
b sosa taaa make a. heuesl lniHs AID
pian t4ef 1ueaes. 49,, t4.aA. worthF
. enesafass gPeatf4lg goefs.
AsaAAauEH AaCAEL.
Ta Iaa 4 na sgaassbth MrcI1.
h bag eeaEFaas 1aetinR il Re.
4 q ara Ia neaty vi, fash.
pF saad rstr Hs and
,'tt gsa aaf ltH8sa q a,t1 Is %
H5.e eaa.h astA ai.ss Tie beasts x oul
-ui Ed egs +, 5efass. iasts
arstl l mel ara aatla ssf
q ttsfs ,bs ant ls,suJg rea 3
Base al @ 80 have
sa Aa Aaat ha susHsrel
tui alese
East e saars atE sas e.sz5 sesiHa Is. 8
asssts b.na aaaA aats 6
q He4a. ara mag gosf lo.is lsgs
f T u
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,alrait camrsra.igt esHust.s between tepaIaas
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faft Iae uuegH# ass HHly fsul1auted
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l4st lesfa ua- asat.as1 auI general oxp5c-B
'l.afE rees sistu. Tie me.la. VAS oi,a II mark
. "a good fes#af aod agur5minity The genera
expression vas decidedly tgaHa attempting 10
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val Y building new auo. Tie spirit fihssnect
Ilug seemingly naasd from moderation to yea
even $40 luAsHlim became oatautastle The,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

SrFuE PAYMENTS The following is
the text o. Mr Summers b.ll to
strengthen the legal reserves Of the Ma
tional Banks and to prou for tie ro-
sumption Of specie payments
It requires every national bank to
reimburse its legal reserves 10y the sub
sutuHon Of coin at the rate Of one per
cent per monthupoH The uhole amount
81 liabilities for The redemption Of
which tie reserves arc required, and
provides aueA substitution to continue
until whole amount Of legal reserves
shall become COIN and thereafter every
national hank shah bold b It's yall an
amauut Of roin equal 10 tic amount oI
reserves required hy law The second
section direc tie Secretary Of The
Treasury, upon the passage ui the act
10 give public notice 81 the intention 81
the Government to resume payment ia
specie upon Az It's liabilities not lister
than the fret Of January next, there.
alter tho payments by the Treasury "a
he upon coin basis Tao Secretary
is also required to retain IN the Treas.
nv the coin received from customs and
other sources in excess 81 the require
mente q the public debts, and such
otter apuly % coin ~ may be neces
sarY 10 The execution Of the provisions
q ibis act pay be obtained under tn,
act entitled au act 10 authorize tht
purchase d coin and lor other purposes
approved Mach 18th. is52 TIE bil
repeats all Tie acts making anything
bat coin iegal tepier ior debts pub
he Or private suspends the fuIthcI
printing q United States notes ans
fractional currencg, and provides iaI
tae redemption ana cancellation II mn
ilated fractional currency
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22
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The human body Il chiefly composed of tissues
ana ihFrs ar sensitive 70 every change ia the
condition ia The atmosphere Is the most deileaif
elcc.r1meter. u the quicksilver in barometer
tube
TOE stomach, tie shin. the nerves. ne lnngs,
aud the a1cretgfg GrEsns ara especially Liable 81
~ affected by thess valuations, and the best de-
fusg against their DISASTROUS tendency h - keep
tbe digestive machinery, which feeds and H1uf
lshes SIC shoe system 10 good working ofdsr
n lAe stomach n weak IN disOfdefea ntithtr
me bi8ad ngf the b.C can he III healthy state
aud upon tho ntuess u these $50 important
HgiGs fpF tho Offices assigned g. them ~ nature,
ana the regularity ~ ther few health ~ great
measure depends
Nte8 mo 80 IS heayi.y laden With chilling -.
pafs. Is 10 often i a. this y tho year, lhe
digestion should 81 a. atjsel y especial carr
ifit i assk and iangH1. lAe HAlle ptysia a.
stsaetufs ull u caersaie8 n Il y vigorous
fha eni4r6 organization aIl b. stf9Hs y resist
tht ant9asrd aaa depressing inhaene = damp
aud Ftate1 atmosphere
a paft aud naaerfal lollie II theFtfutc espec'
iai.y needed aftguafd aRaihst t4e a!he4srs
most common ia the NFflg, aud hDsistt ter
H,9nz i GilteFs bsIng the most wholesome Ah4
potent as4.ei8e b lho esAss a. present hIfgan,
4 course Il b = particularly aAfAfpse - iiis PEI
fl.il n lts year Ibt stomach sis thtfebg bs
ssacl aaA strengthened tiie h{s. h.N 1873
regulated. the Ae4toas s}Htrm btsFst ap, Aha
uatare aHs Us ! siste X ssf4Fc aaf"hs agAAnst tle
fulasnla shiloh cop ra1Eesa llisfnllfteli ana ~
t45lfs.lf lrttrs asusA4sstas HEtFaas dtt6HfF.
heaasetr AfpoebanaFa aa3 llbef comFiAEeta
SHIFT are a9t b aAaA.i Size putaAh0 sh4 Rlfsgttn.
"a arEatizatlaaa The b4siy ls Strengthen "a
aiiL Jul eaaltag fds bFz5n. aad o0Asaqaf atty ~
aap leasaai reAet34H f9loaa ifs fsvtfag fnd tsa2-
1atng 9pefaiiea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

The dccrcsc in the ratio Of beef
cattle to population in this country
during the last ten years i said TO be
90 per cent, the increase in popuIa-
ton being 50 per cent In 1860,
with a population Of 3l,4l733l, we
had IS, $40, 337 cattle IN the country;
while now, with population gilmore
than 40,000.000. we have only 81
633, 069.
Iron pokers are the latest i'm
proyonent in school discipline in In
diana. The result Of their first in
PRODUCTION j. not quite satisfactory,
however, being boy killed, and a
teacher in prison, with good chance
Of hanging.
More than forty years have
elapsed since Johnson's Anodync
Liniment was first invented, during
which time hundreds Of thousands
have been bel Gifted by It's use.
PROT ably no article ever became so
universally popular with all classes as
Johnson's Anodyne Ointment.
Pills which contain anthony,
quinine, and calomel, should be a.
yoided, as severe griping pains would
be their only result. Tie safest, sur
est, and best pills are Parsons Pur-
gatiye or Anti-Bilious Pills.
Renue's Pain Killing Magic Oh
clean, safe, and delicious to use. II
does not coil the q )tling, nor does
It's use iniarc the skin, but beauties
it, and cures chap and pinple-, be-
sides all kinds Of pain. Every tami-
" eli ould keed a bottle in the house.
DR.. Wistar's Balsau If Wild
Cherry il "a con bipation and form
indeed for healing aud curing disea-
ses Of the throat, lungs and chest. 1t
cures a cough BY loosening and cleans
ing the lungs, and alIaying irritation;
thus removing the cause, instead 81
drying up the cough aud leaving the
disease peliiad.
III you have disehalg &c from tie
nose. offensive or otherwise, partial
loss Of the sense Of smell, taste or
hearing. eyes watering, Or weak, feel
dull and stupid or debiIitated, pain
Or pressure IL tie bead, take cold ca
sly, Won may bc sure you lave the
Catarrh. Thousands annually, with-
ont manifesting half II tie above
symptoms, terminate 10 consumption
aud end in the grave. ~ disease is
% common, more deceptive, " lees
understood b. physicians. Or. X. y.
Pierce 81 Buffalo, y, H. Is, tie pre-
priefor 81 Dr. Sage'- CmMra Reme-
dy-a perfect specific Tor Caiarrh-
Gold ia the Head, aud Catarrhal
Headache. which lie sends 70 any all
dress on receipt 81 siziy cents. Sold
BIZ most druggists everywhere
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

The BEATING OF AN EDITOR IN
BROADWAY. The quarrel betV cen
George Wilkes Of the Spirit Of the
Times and William w. Leland Of the
famous hotel family, grew out of til
rival Of the two sporting papers, the
Spirit and the Turf, Field and Farm,
which is Just now very bitter and
personal, and producing several law
suits. Leland sympathizes with aud
befriends the Turf, which SO proyok-
ed his old friend Wilkes that, after
some lesser abuse, he attacked him
in the Spirit in these words: "IIe
MOTOR William w, Leland, is noto-
rious swiHdler and scoundrel, whose
infamy is as common rs the air, He
would not be believed on oath by any
jury in New York, and adding beast
ly cowardice and brutishness to his
dishonesty, is discountenanced by his
own brothers for his cruel beatiugs
and kickings Of wife, who, in addi-
ton to being adorned with every
womanly virtue, has borne him sew
eral children" This certainly unpro-
iessional way Of assaulting an enemy
naturally produced still more per-
sonal retort; and Leland, meeting
Wilkes on Broadway, Tuesday after
nooo, stopped him; and with violence
in his voice asked him what he meant
by such ISLANDERS Of him. Wilkes re-
piled, keep away from me now; !
don't want anything to DO with you"
and at the same time moved his right
hand toward his left brest pocket.
Leland thought that he was attempt
ing TO draw pistol, and felt that no
time was 70 be lost having an oak
en- stick with a knotted top in his
hand, he struck Wilkes violent
blow on the head and partially stun
ned Inn. He followed the blow By
Others, on the head, face, and body,
and after knockll Z Wilkes down,
/ finally broke his cane. Wilkes re-
covered himself aud ran into store
Y 325 Broadway, persued by his antag-
onist: where he vas subjected to re-
newed blows. and biz head and cheek
! hled freely. Wilkes wasl cd lis face
7 Ia ihe store and departed; and as he
was making his way ont q the cowd
as expiditiously Al possible, Leland
cried out to the throng u SPECTATOR;
"Thcre goes the chiyalous fighting
editor, George WilkCs.
George Wilkes publishes deuia
of tie reports III he morning papcrsl
81 bis Aogsirg, Yesterday, BY Major
Leland. He say be Vas not harmed
al all and went about ii. business a.
usual after the affair, and dined out,
none Of the party noticing any inlur-
jes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

Dlssatcuul TruIgsp vryH Jrsre4 =
The osart 4 sots1ns - Troy. y y,
81 Taafsday. wrs ths Score e ems oi
ibs mesi ssirswai1aFy scandals that
even Hserscs3 cann q Jasiloe even
FL tie Empire state James Apisr
son. = c5iortd man vas ,uei lor =.
ault With iutrni = Bill ana Judge
Bsmstn assigned Fof his defense jacob
Wright a. ignorant eolorad mao, wbo
he'd never been admitted 70 ihe bar
ana u no a course cut very ridiculous
frure 81 attorney IN fact some
law students had bad this fellow IN
training tor this express purpose, aud
bad stated lin With al sorts II nom
sense The court room too vas crowd,
ei ID anticipation ~ peSuut-craek'
log. gufapug crowd, aud even The
grand jury adjourned It's sessions so as
- see Tie show The would-be attoru.
- examination q witnesses auA de.
Tense were no worse than thoss Of any
ignorant, beiooled man; bat becaus,
be was black they afforded infinite
amusement to the democratic judg,
and audience l, might have been fan
ior them, bat it was death to the pris
oner. who was entitled 10 fair aut
able defense A lawyer was associated
with The negro, but Was unable 10 dc
anything IN the face Of such a damning
farce Tie supposed eulprit gets tw,
years imprisonment in consequence,
perhaps Of this lt.le spree Of the Reus
seiaer county bar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

THs OSrm AlrnR-Tm ESGLIsH
INroInRANr tsr AMERICANS INprsSANr. -
At Yokohama, the Oneida disaster
agiiated the community during the en-
tire moath Capt Eyre was allowed
TO leave in the Bombay notwithstand-
ing the repeated request and formal
demand Of Mr. De Long, the American
minister, upon the British authorities
for ms arrest and criminal trial The
sentence Of the court suspends Eyre
for slx months Che Americans are
indignant, not only at The sentence. but
IN consequence Of the intolerable Eng
!Ish lnsolence to which Mr.. DE Long
was subjected during the investigation.
Capt. Roe, chief Of staff % the United
States steamer Delaware, had reached
Yokohama and would immediately bold
a naval court Of inquiry. The only
bodies found are those OF Capt. VII
Hams and the ships carpenter The
funeral Of Capt Williams took place in
Yokohama on the 9Th nit with i'm os-
ing ceremonies. Minister DE Long
and Lieutenant Commander Mullen
were the chief mournors, and the
French, PrHssian and English minis
tiers, the admiral of the English navy,
military officers of the various nation.
allies, the consular staff, and large
concoufse OF civilians were in attend.
Nnce.
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Irrrsss - s-s.sEs ysIs.



II venah eru expects Is bswu q
Recognized fava in t's Affairs = Ea
assn ate sae aas e. aut
sls mass fri hss Iavsf Human
au pay a tsefN cot Suffrage
MS, aseas atr ID equal oi man.
tas v O. dead letter lat hung
rsr.atne fart na.I So haiso4 arse
sal assert he alaaAaaa stall Jas
as 10 LeI pretty dependence. and grasp
rs Zoo great good held out % Der, con
geri s. lat1 some tangible evidence Il
bsr att.5ty Dc aalf g. sss.m.a.ing
lae good Foo 81 tts fs that we can
D. tmlH alia possess lbem 4 mans
streg "a AnI beaia c4ahat be mcasdred
~ Tie amount 81 i5#1 Nlleh BE con-
suuts hatb y shat De iigs-,s aui as
n. thus suppl bag ,hs waste Of
$685. BONE. aea. aH3Eerf5 A dis
ppgle nstI s,arka an the bolnbiul sup
Iris % tba bees f5el simply because
ae has l3st tle p1fer Of agpsopria-
ting & ID As 9aH use aud 20 psrtake.
BE- ,he eiit'es ever IS heaAhiult5 a well
stomach, may cause him untold suffer
lng and distress. What then Shall
be stop eating By 30 mcsas, but par-
take ,parugIr by physical training and
living closely aui intimately with ouf
mother nature Be shall regain the pow.
60 TO convert the good things IN bis
larior into strength labor thought md
religion.
Woman is affected with disease
worse than dyspepsia ii is artiiicial,y
She needs to place her hand in our
dear old mothers and walk with her
humby and patiently through tLegreer
fcljs aud by the still waters oi a natu.
raj life, until, grown strong and health,
+ fal, she eau grasp the duties and res,
possibilities, the high aims and grand
inspirations which are waiting for her
and using them wortmly and honora.
bly,, prove to God aud man that they
are hers by rigat
must dwell upou this great evil o.
dress at the risk Of beng proliI, be-
cause 50 earnestly believe it is = 20,
tent agent in making woman the inferi
or being which the Law regards her
Take our strongest laborers or oul
ablest thinkers and clothe them il
fashionable ln1Y's attire, corsets, hoops
trails, heels ana all, and what would b,
Che eject They would lie sborn o
their strength They could do nothing
amy moro than jeff Davis could wher
he accomplished that astonishing met
amorPhosis although he was wise en-
ough not 10 assume the heels once
knew a teacher who wore what is calle(
the American costume because, she said
Il feel 50 free, so strong That is it
we must be free if we would be strong
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faEl
la hsr SEQ
dsy z A5 - iae Ife
p.s Is tar state - aay . iastaE be-
~ Aatss4 Ali
"a ihls 8ay q. af cas- ae tat gafslsas
- baanea is. end g aataa.s =
tn 81 God 1h etf ~ every good
saa ferieei taaa cur people mas
iag TIE fpsr. sd 81 #me have iae en-
5svneaf 80 hfsIta al peace sHJ iasi
lAaaa 8a rewarded Ga sagaaaui la
qfst
Ia us a'.y remember in cor
prayers t8e po8 ba3 .ae oppressed lAE
aijsu sad lie oT 4aa aua ok iar fH.ea
She .afaf " h.u3 fataar
Lel as fefaaie kuana les paF g..
p6aleaee upon God Hi seek IS HIs
luhuHa. forgiveness ai ogt SINS Jet
a. e5mmit b HIM the welfare % aHi
Rollers and those % ua3e,a. charge lbal
wisdom and discretion which shall
cure lle grealts' good ~ tie greatest
number
Let ua . people oa thar 4ay
remainder SID aduass tAeftaent eseu'
vhich las removed tI1m am1ug ua q
great aud good maa ani sa e&ce.sU.
Governor IL ,ac death u auF at.
Chitf Magistrate : PETER u WASH
~ IN. the State ah,ajls q grlai Jess
j.. b Sitting that Sc oguila this loss
with appropriate Wayar aulmagauE
i would recommend iast tho differ
eat religious societies meet to tbglgiac
casiana pisces % public worship i9i
such services a. may seem 20 them masI
proper
Given aulef 10Y hand and Seal % 3D.,
state, at Aoff.a,8Nn, thls seven
.eulh day 81 March. 10 lhe year O.
ogr Lord one thousand eight hun
died aud seventy ana 81 the iudg
pendeuce q the ULiied States ih,
ninety fourth
GEO M HENDEE
~ the Governor,
ions ~ MAEH,
Secretary a Clyil aud Military Affairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

a Er4AEktuu iNupJNr Tho
Portland Argus gives currency toa
most remarkable incident Il saws
that s tew evenings Ihec, ~ frright
train behIrd fine, wa, passing Oak
I'LL Station. is Scarboru. At speed
of 30 miles an hour il struck against
= horse attached ~ q sled which was
crossing the track at the time with
ont driver The sled WAS smashed
iBta kind.iuG wood, and 81 WAS sul-
posed tharibc horse was instantly
killed, but the train sped OH ter some
distance when tie engineer looking
out, saw the horse starring az him
from the eaw-eait her, wiihappzzled
look. Is much Is ;o say, what Is all
this fuss about The train was
promptly stopped,aud Il was found
THAT the horse had been picked up
by the cow-catcllcr aud aud Deposit
ed or the platform Ia front of the
engine, whore, too much stunned az
frightened 20 move, he laid until hti-
I'D of, and WAS found 10 be compar-
atiyely uniuiured. II, was led back
10 hi. stouished owner who stood
gazing at the wreck OF his bob sled
and wondering what had become q
his animal
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BuTIFyHIE, DANE Co, WIS,
MARcH lG, 1870.
DR. J, II. Gum, Rupert, VIZ.

Dr. J, II. Gum, RUPERT, w.
Dean Sin
| have used "FlnBam's Instant Reii1
for asthma" more on less for three years
past Last week rode off to a place
where they are using yourAsTmA CURE'
to try and compare the two, to see
which would do me the most good
From present Impressions | ana inclined
TO prefer yours For the inclosed ~
please send me package by return
mail, Of the GREEN MOI NTAIN
ASTHMA CURE and much oblgo
Yours, HESAy Il. RANDALL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

Tie Storm bore Has the most terrific ever
known doing great damage a al parts u the
toan. n Aathouy Observatory was blown down.
Many buildings iu tAa south part Of the town
we're destroyed. Que 81 Tho Boat& Shoe cos nev
buildings "a tHis village Nas RuroGfed. The Tin
roofing Of lena-rs rev house vas blean Of,
letniy chimney and tSSsaus wercbluwn down.
yelling large family Monumental the Cemetery
was blown over ana bukH il " estimated that
fslly two Rect ~ snow folidlIiag tile storm sad
iT blocking the roads and impeding travel The
ua.n vita iea easiaes sud "a mes Vsa Is h2nrs
ID making g passage ff3m 5see " Bennington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-22

"oll saj New March. II. o. uaugutou (
Co. Boston. Iiaa new montIly contains neatly
l5a pages al reading matter aa q variety " sub.
3sct. Among tls more geticealla aF.3sios are
one by ueury james on "a revelation. ooc culit-
led What Young Maa needs at College ty
doHse II steele, President az lawrence uaiyor-
city. WISCONSIN. tzea,hant article ua "Rltg,au
10 olai ly A. D Mayo ct Ciuaanaa lho
nanber contains a,ou continued papam ou Ia.
tefsuag SUBJECTS, an rev chapters % serial
stories, illustrations have appeared 10 one efti-
ct thlt oa mature aud The Great Eailroad"