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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
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aTATE OF YERMoNTl At a Probate Court hold
y Manchester District ~ en- al the Probate ONCE in
Manchester in and for said District the 18th day
March, ls10
Present. II N. Il. Il. BURTON. Judge.
The Administrator on the estate OF Arson Col line
late Of Manchester in said District deceased propOs
Ell to render his account.
wherenpou Ii was ordered that said application b
heard at Probate Cunr to be holden al the Pro
bate office In Manchester in said District on the a>
Wednesday In April 1870 and that notice thereof b
given TO az persons Interested by publishing certified
copy ofh. Greer three weeks snccessyely 10 the Man
chester journal, newspaper printed al said hanches
ter, previous to said time Of hearing.
Attest LoNELAND MCNsON Register.
Atrue copy OF record. Attest
al HOMELAND MITNSON Register
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Children 5 Diseases.

F0r wHo0PiS0 COUGH Dodds HeriBs s sasaia.
isgsred sith ussranplet M0ihsfs FsmsBi-
ber As aba aaYs g0af slie ths sgouY III most
dssuessihf eomplsiat Il a!so vsfss ~ ailrslig IL
Asasis. hdhsing cat tie f4sh veil sud having the
bowels Fes snd heslghfsa Zen recommendation 10
pamphlet Fef tse diseases shioA asniet CHILDREN
WhKs IgEIHING aotiiag can farnlsh mofs iuslaat
% grstsfa relief Remember Is ogatsia' 20 opiasa
la Soy f3fn.
Be careful what medicines you take.
Aisehots sfaiaisuis ars injufisas 20 ne hsrsoas
hsaliA saa are Alsau followed ~ dspfsss.Hg r..
soTier rs sirssgta has De4ds seFrias gives .
~ stfssFih n Hasitb AID Geaes . stay Bewsrspf
- stlsisy pfepArsu9as that have iais he f9aaaa
iisus afs5 naHy habits y fstsugefsBcs Whsiss
uEdar fbe assae " Etisrs 1shsrsiss ne yaia-
$50 ep Pc anas siase Batter as q honest disease
thss = barHt " - ~ hfss u se0aal FsF tks is
gfss~as r4si somp9ss pe1 81 Nsrrin sss pass hlsi
~ saes son5s ~ sas. ~ petgsts 80 Cssnsy
sfgrss sr+ 0ss hesftsG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

STATE OF yERMONT,l Attn Probate Court hold
- Manchester District en- at the Probate Ofce IN
Manchester in and for said District on the 18th day
March, ID, 1870.
Present, lion. L. b. BURTON, Judge.
The admin strhtor the estate Of Rhoda A. Chaplin,
late Of Dorset In said District deceas ed presented his
application In writing said Court, setting forth thai
said deceased was seized Of real estate in said Dorset
described as follows; Being house and lot bounded
the by the highway leading from Dorset to East
Rupert and the north west and south by land o.
widow Harwosd containing Abeut one-eighth OF an
acre and representing that 1t would be beneficial to
the heirs Of said deceased by reason Of their residing
out Of this State to have said real estate sold, and
praying said Court fol the aforesaid 10 grant
him license to sell said real estate
WhereupOn II WAS ordered that hearing on said app
cation be had Probate Court to be holden al the Pre-
bate Office in Manchester and for SAID district on the
last Wednesday Of April s10 and that notice thereof b.
given by publishing this order three weeks successive
ly In the Manchester journal paper printed at Man
chester previous to said time of hearing.
rue record,
Attest LOvEl.AND MUNsoN, Register.
true copy Of record. Attest
40 LOYELAND MUNSON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Ihs frulsl tal4s sHeysss uhtgh Aiten,aal auf ne
rgjatloa ai tbt losns - ths Cfvfakt rAcu1.
g,tnatp tastaNl ASA ihe NfsuHs raafF
Bu5sasp Cavrasy. sba ne pagulariy and yrei
L uhsth tbtsg talans have maintained in q
uiarkels. beth Ia ihis eauutgy aud Europe, barr
stcsu thai de Firag Matsasa naals - uisaly.
iagstsd ana han1Jahly managed Railroads are
pfQmr.y recognized ami readily taken - the
ri0si suitable sAic and aiyaniak tous Form u IN.
tsstmtnt yisi8ing more bheral ipaome than
can hereafter b derived fruas 0erernmeut Bonds
All a,allshle o. take ,hs,i PLAYS,
Assured Chat in ne aelsebon and negotiation
afsupcruf Ral.rsd Loans. 20 az iapetue Al great
public saint. AID rendering . valuable service
both q az hhllsrs - Capital and 60 thoss great
National vWka - internal improvement whose
iaiflnss meJt aud substantial character tatslle
them "a Che asg n Capital aud The confidence ~
investors We nos uaet with special confidence
sud satisfaction the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
Some folks can't sleep nights

Dodds Nsrine ia COMPLETE SPECIFIC for
stsplessHsss. Il soOihss me thrgbbins mascle lac
mage, and fanlsilises the mind. And everybody
kaows that GOOD sLEEp "a better thaa ali medicines
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Ladies IN poor Health.

The Aerias s. slso sns u lie best remedies ever
epplsyed 70 the care II tie Numerous md f0ubls
some ailments kas4n "a FEMALE cOAPtA ISrs.-
See pamphlet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
MINERAL SPRING.

MINERAL SPRING.
uHyiSG discovered q NissFAi epriag o. my prem.
IL ises ass TALL iheueht 20 e5uiaiH mraieina prep
critics. caused sHslyals T. he made Of some y bs
waier - ihs state AssArsr u Mass The fliswfuc
isiier rualsiss he resait 81 tie EhaiFsls
ost5cs o. : Dtaa HArKs
SIaFE AsskgEE ssu taEHssr, 20 rtzte %
BasT8N ata JhnuaFY. 1870
p LrrKFg Eas North feTsst 81 Deaf Sir -
have pslsa ~ auAlF6.s " ths mHeFsi water ~
csired from voc uifA fss fsilgviae rcsslts TlAs
received nai perfectly clear ewiag ts the
SEPARATION - A portion e ne iron rfessHt & hss
Il. getty s1iphafrttee 9daf Ea1 netaiir taste oss
lEted sfaie sk1aart "a los ry1sains =. 100 graiHt
= dry fslatfe stfrf cnsstthg " Potash heaa Las
Asghsslss ifsn, sne siiris suipaafie aua csrbohis
Arias wilh traces u sag hNf tatgnns snd Cfruir
Ac8s Thit vatEf Z EuHsaaisy firh 70 ifsn tAt TIME
O. 10 blFalF thaIvb~sts ln character
Ees3sfffafs DANA HAYE4
statr Asasstf ~ MSfsassss hukstis
Al va wtsA 10 tssi ihe Esdlelua virtues y isis
water ata hAFs i ffse v ~ saTtnE daFaug tks
gfeseEt ~lstes Psrssns htlHg e. sistAscs caa -
KF LCrHER
Earia Bsfss fsu 81 tss8 -sw..
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FISK a. HATCH.
BIsftfs

ps We have iasasd plmpbiels containing
fan paF0eHlass. statistical details, tsaps SIC
siieh slil bs Furnished Bpoa ApFiioftl3n.
- We bag sHd cell o9Yefameht bqaas, sad
feceiys ths auHts u baaks Bankers corPsn
gions aAd others. subject - thess Il sight. sal
siiox iuasrsss e. dads lsisStss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

NERVOUS DISEASE, &C., &c,
Take care Of Yourself.

DobD's EEKytNE IA q pUFE TONIC, harmon.
zes perfectly with the sEgyK FIBHE, giyesinereas-
20 energy to The STOMACH, LIVER. BOWELS and
waste that 10 constantly taking place Il operates
sOothinglY,is pleasan, 70 u Ike 81 any wine and
with sleep and Good Digestion, which II Promotes.
Restores ths shcted TO ssuHdI Health Of Body and to
Quistnc u Mind. It contains no 0pum, mercury or
slJchnins 30 often nsed 70 nervous mplsnls ahd
Is wholly freo gom any deieterous drugs Whatsoever
fens n ihossands arc tesuyihg to ~ curative pow
ets Sea pamphlet accompanying each bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale ons-hsi interest
in the shoe Peg Mandatory located IN the Town
u Sunderland, Bennington County, Vt, sithin
81 ~ ) mile from tho sunderland Depot.
The shove named property j. noz doing good
veil established business, and has al ~ the ap-
ertanGnces and uAchiuery i0r the mandatory u
shoe psgs, including good steam engine, nearly
new. There 10 ALEC good water power attached
Enquire u 81 address
L. 6. KING
Sunderland VI Tsk la 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

ID -fBft - tie condition o. the BEttsnkll Ma.
II u8nsl Bauk 81 Manchester, 81 Manchester,
be- the STATE = Yermoat. Al the close - business
So the 2sth day 81 March 1870;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
of gHE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.

TIE fhssapsits uHd Olts BH5vas connecting
The Atlantic coast aud the magnificent hArbora ot
tho Chesapeake Bay with tbs Ohio River a point
u reliable navigation, aud ihas, With The cniiIe
Railroad system aud water transportation ~ The
great wcst ard Southwest, WORMS rut AMBITION
~. EAsr ASp Wier nusS IrSt, 20 mpenutrly
demanded torthc accommodation 81 The immense
and rapidly gtuwins transportation he,weon the
Atlantic seaboarl aud Europe ga tho one hand
and tho great producing regions u tie ohio and
Mississippi Nsligys an The other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
/ 'HE HoFTH cAIOHIC RNdINE.

Tie safest. Do.t Eeauonsieal, and best poser fer
sthsn.e sbops oF wherever pa~sf y not maIs than
10 horse i needed one IS thee. snEines may be
seen y operation IS th. JotgSit rrsss-r com. send
Isf euralsf Sold 81 laanaae,urss' prices by
4 A. PIERCE A CO., Manchester, VI.
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JOB PRINTING.

re JOURNAL Jon PRINTING oFpIcE = sse
largest "a tesi srpanisA aaios .e tas ceauir
b hss sesa ,baipaet5y ovsshAsled AID Fs.siara
"a vitl psv typs. Presses AMI easins dus.as iba
past wear and : salabis n tafuiuy ogi ihs bel
u safk in tae least lssssl5's tu,s
BOOKS. rAMrHtArrs RAM. RAILROAD tNh
COMMERCIAL PRINTING sAaa.e3
ue a.asi satisfariafy manner
E0krKGs, HkSpnuIS CiECrIAEs, trrrtB
fnsps. ENYlIorEs. cams. IA
HIS an1 tstry desert
ta ~ PRINTING
fteaieA 81
The Very Best Manner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Tn IMPORTANCE oT rms ROAD AaA WV otnir
81 national consequence, and iusurca 70 Il an e2-
tonni,e through trafht from the DAY u ia COM
petian while, ia the Development Of the oxlon.
siye agricultural and mineral resources u VII.
gpis aud West Virginia, il possesses, along lie
own line the clements u a large and profitable
local business
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

Thus the great interests, both general aud b.
cal, which demand the complication Of the Cats.
Arr,Er AND omo EaunoAp 70 The Ohio River, az
ford the Hnest guarantee Of its success and val.
ne, aud nNDrR IT fim MOST IMPORTANT AND srR.
srkNnAE HuihoAD ENTERPRISE voN Is rioaRfsS
w rns CorNlgi.
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LIFE In UTAH
MYSTERIES or MORMONlSM

HyiJ II. BEADLE, Editor OF The salt Lake Reporter.
BLING an EXPOSE 81 their SECRET RITES, GER.
EMOSlES aud GRIMES
With full aud authentic history Of PoygGmy and
the Mormon Sect from NJ origin 70 the present time.
CAUTION Old and inferior works the Nor
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tains 80 fne engrayings, and $40 pages.
AGENTS WANTED. Send lot Circulars ana see our
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PAY up


KNAPP has sold out and
is to leave in a few days.
KNAPP is ready TO settle
with all those who are ready
to save costs. Amy one who
presents a claim against him
will be paid IA premium.
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office.
I1oR SALE OR 70 LET

4. lFIt TT7tIlE- VI 7 = III
L
The House and Lot now oecnpied by Goo. =.
Ctley. This is a very desirable location about
one acre Of land good water sc. Possession
given April ls Apply to
r. VI ORyIs or
GEO. T.. CTLEY
N.pckestsr March Is 1870 t3
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The coupons may DO detached and cancelled
the Bond made a permanent Registered BOnd
transferable only on the books Of tho Company
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tered owner or his attorney
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

The Road Is completed und in operation from
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be completed, to carry it to the proposed termi.
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the Big Sandy river $50 miles above Cincinnati,
and $50 miles below pittsburg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05
\NTELl'S CARBOIlC TABLETh.

IA ILL y IAhDbilC iAbLElh.
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It's superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise 81 an immense aud profitable trade
awaiting its complication, have drawn 10 II the
attention and cooperation Of prominent Capital
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business mon q Virginia and West Virginia. ~.
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An uSFAfItSG REMEDY flf NtrEAtot1 F,oitl-
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One package SlQ0 Postage cents
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They will be issued as Coupon B0ads, pdydis 10
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ALSO lafl received The isrges. and most complete
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Lines are now projected or nprogross through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which win con.
meet the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Win THE ENTIRE
RAILROAD SYSTEMS or THE WEST ASH SOUTHWEST,
AND WIN rm Pkcuio RAILBo,p
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The details Of the Loan have been arranged with
special reference to tho wants Of all CLASSES Of IN.
yestoB, and combine the various features Of CON
yenienco, safste, and protection against loss Or
fraud.
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Rhoda A. Chapin's Estate.

AIIesI d I1IlANH ~ V3'NVN IFuE1717
A true copy ofrccord -
~ Attest LnNEI.AND MUNSON Registe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-01
A Conference of the Press.

All the anti-Radical papers of the State
areagreed upon the main points OF the policy
which shall be followed in the fall elections,
and the differences of opinion which do exist
can, we believe, be easily reconciled if an
opportunity be had of freely discussing the
political situation. We, therefore, heartily
approve of the proposition of the Columbia
Guardian, that convention be held of the
editors of all the anti-Radical or Opposition
papers in the State, and join with our con-
temporary the Courier in the expression
of the confident belief that such conven-
ton would do more towards promoting
unity and concert OF action than any other
course that could be devised.
The convention OF the people may, with
advantage, be postponed; but we should be
glad to see a convention OF the anti-Radi-
cal press held without delay.
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ta,ors, earnestly watching the noisy dealers,
whose shouts at times made the dingy windows
rattle In their easements. The first quotation. at
10 O'Clock in the morning, was 1l7H. The price
did not change materially until about quarter
past IL, when it dropped to III. By this time the
bulls, who had nervously wa Led the yellow treas
ure steadily sink in two days from 119, with little
prospect OF ralying, lost all hope of tossing
it up again, and Immediately and suddenly
withdrew their horns. The bears had 1t all thelr
own way, and before O'Clock the price droPpeo
down to l16T-the lowest figure that nau YET
been reached since September, 1867 Inc s'och
market was also tribe sensational a chahgc
having taken place in the relative values Oh gov
eminent bonds and gold, the SKIES OF 1851 seilng
at n premium in specie, being quoted at ll'I TO
1I7. when gold was at 1l6'<. At the same time
the ve.twenty bonds OF 1862 sold in London at 80,
the highest figure ever reached there by them'
and within about one per cent. of par in gold.
congratulations were heard on every hand among
the solid and steady business men OF Wall street,
who anticipate very satisfactory results from this
marked approach of the national credit to its pro-
per status.
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Current Literature.
TIE RURAL. CARoLINIAN.

TIE RURAL. CARoI.INIAN.
The March number of the RurGl Cdr0iiniGn,
now publishing, is even an Improvement upon
its predecessors, in the variety of its contents
and the number Of its illustrations, to which
latter particular attention is now given. In
the agricultural department Colonel d. Wyatt
Aiken treats of Sorghum and Its Uses," while
Low Middling discusses the Preparation of
Land for Cotton, and General Hammond gives
some valuable hints about fertilizers. Then
follow some extracts from the lecture of Pro-
fessor Shepard on Sources Of PlantFood, with
papers on Sisal Hemp for Florida, and Rice
Culture on River Lands, and the Value of Sci
encc to the Farmer-this last the conclusion
of an address by that veteran agrlculturist,
Daniel Lee, NJ. D. There are also articles on
the Pineapple, (lllustratet,) on Evergreen
Grass, and on the Castor Bean and Bcnc Seed.
In the horticultural department arc articles on
the Walter Grape, Cillustratcd,) on the Straw
berry, (illustrated,) and on the Beet. The
other articles in this and the poultry and cook
ing departments are too numerous to be
named, and as valuable as they are numerous.
The report of Mr.. j. NJ. Crawford, OF $500
pounds of cotton raised on one acre of poor
land, is highly interesting, and an utilitarian
correspondent suggests new branch of indus
try for the South, i. e. frogs! One correspon-
dent suggests to the planters of Beaufort that
If they have land to give away they can get
good citizens in their own State. This is worth
looking into. First let lis make the best OF
our own people, and next strengthen them and
ourselves by immigration. The plans OF Major
Lee for dwelling houses are we'll worth coll
sidering and looking at, as are the lists of pre-
miums of the Columbia Fair and what is prom
ised for the State Institute Fair. The whole
number is fine one-perhaps the best yet
issued.
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THE walhalla Courier says that the ia,

The Walhalla Courier says that the taxes
collected in Oconee County amount to
twenty-eight thousand six hundred dollars
in cash, with delinquent list sufficient to
foot up sum total OF thirty thousand dol
lars In 1859 the State tax for Pickens Dis
trict, (Oconee and Pickens Counties was
s599S. The real and personal property oi
the two counties are about equal in value,
giving $4,000 as the old State tax for what
is now Oconee. If we add so per cent. for
county tax, VIC have the tax OF Oconee for
1859 at s45oo, against $50, 900 in 1859. The
people OF Oconee should be ripe for the Cti-
zen'5 Party.