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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

CoMMoN SENSE Is there man in
Che North shire 80 VOID Of common
sense az not 10 knos that it is greatly
TO bis advantage to be able to go to
court in the morning ord return AT
night to attend to his business, IN
It al Of being obliged TO be away from
home, upon expense, for week or twe
at time. II the county Is conferred
this viii &c The condition Of things
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

/ poN'r LyFGcr 10 FAVE ANY LAW
Sulrs This kind Ct talk u.s. decisive =
we are any Of us Liable to be called up
on to attend couit either by reason OF
suits in which se huve an interest or
as witut sst or jurors. None OF as can
say we are not interested in keeping the
cuurt house III the north shire We
are al interested aud unless We 60 70
tho polls on the 22l Instant SID vote
40 sc shall not DO our duty 20 our,
selves or our ueighbofs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
II t,v c,rt,ss Tsta,.

- rATE oF vEgdpNT1 aryomtorour htla.
~ MnthrNrr Distup,, - uiht toe P'Jhaie udei iu
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RshfRAry, $50,
Present ilin y. n nCRTON ta1er.
The Exeenlar ~ N estate 81 Hvtser futtis tate II
Drsct in tall District dfetRscd Supplied e ftndst be
Anal account
Whrsapsp Il sAr ordered ths Aesfinr on fa'd ap
prHtien bc had frahlip CuAl1 20 D. hDlirh Al lhH
frola,e uhice Ia Manchester nsaA Ilsttlu uH Tie
last Wednesday ~ Frbg 1874 aud thai bulior ihets.
~ be gYn to ~ persons Interested ~ tuhahnr a
etritde copy ~ this order warka vets ~
utlN urhrst,r IIdrIg, y poaaptpct printed "a attd
Manchester previous - sail nne sittsr'nT.
Atu' iONELANn VI NeDN, EtEiutf.
'tae copy ifrrcpri Atf-'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

IA plWls aAd sa holy.
Ncre Inugl.t Is AZ bat marx and tell
Your neighhors' hnlta snl folly
EDuon % IurRs,L setpreratvatioai is said
10 Sc tht hist lawuf nature. Sel1shpcss IN some
degree Is c,amaa II nul a necessary attribute
d humanity Kept S.thia proper bounds 1t Is
ngt Inconsistent with the practice ~ the lsfgest
virtue Ignoring Tic ughts Of others 1t becomes
4 positive evil, anil as .aeh, is 70 BE- agoldgl,
rlers reflections occurred uu reading an srti-
Gle Ia late nombtr 81 the Journal commencing
With Al euuulorslton ur the Seven Wonders oi
the wu.lJ exact Ia facts aud figures ~ Il crl'irc
irons Cycioprdia aud taoWed rs the modern
n,ar,ela u Electro aAgec,isn Photography
de., AID afie, iAis ground nauFish IL trnhIptt-
thv religious ssea,saIgut 10 SAudsase Is adiei a.
t.iongin8 ~ tic same catcgury
Ihe tA.rd paragraph reads sandgato la,
t,tA .vsayI gp5u ;vr tAe past few yusIs a. th,
istt sre the side vi tho jumping on piace.
Fence It 81 TO mary raasidrr,as wonder tina
,uy goad could como cut y Nazareth. But AZ
toJislitg az pa! appear, God has ra.aed up
largo AID II be- eiass u eQassrts second % most
a. tgnslio any, &c
Now ve me aliias io give "hoaor t. whoa
hyuui'- due" tut eauuot conteui wlt1ou, pra
t,st a. tbs. Wholesale ssadsr o. uls good town
co minister. to an,baiys ,slfcaa oyit o. afford
protest fpr t,Ii eionggstipn. We are trslbiy rt
minded u the stale Uiek pracicod by Quae
Dgetmsof maguslilg lhe diseases Of the!r ia
tients that ,hey may re the greater honor a.
Fra.s ia tie cuge, % lgac Doctor, vino ia lnuu
whether sly thiIg allied ais pStiont dealt oat
Esdtg.af O. prptlaec egaya,s.Jsa beczuse DE wa
death Ua SIS
Our place uas b. vrss &c better than neigh
bor towBs ve should have suppose q il aLU.
oa ,pEr STA them. tpf human atlurs ia anne
THE sams l.s uHd gvess tmtQ vorre We iail I
see me piogHyts IA miu,atef - the Gospel giA
! ing sash curreHcy 60 hug,iliatiug isct eoncerl
tng tie psupie 81 h,s charge aud se cite & IS a
4 example ~ srotbry modern wunder.
We ha,r uo objection ~ ANY r.ss q ogr cit
! E5us especially as ypuug cJayerts being eonsd
/ era aeord % noas sld eanai 70 any Al
uest heartily endorse that rtstcmeat At ~
same uHc tegaag hat TIE i-N among the
uiofe hgatr Eshits eere somewhat lrogu5l
+ usy "ueer rst vrsiy Ia we'd doing asssis-
+ hereby q .ae synpstl.ifs aud good wlsi.gs u
MANY tntzEss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
rARM ron SALE.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Tor Diseases n the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Wtooping
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Cpnsumption

and Consumption.
Probably never before 10 the whole history Of
medicine has ytlinP won widely and sol deeply
mon The confidence Of mankind, this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of ycg.s and among most Of the ruces "
tnea Il has risen higher and higher m their estma.
tau, a. il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power 81 cufe the various affections
81 tha lungs and throat have made il known ~ re.
liable protector against tHcm. while adapted 10
mldgt forms Of disease and 70 young children, II 10
a The came tine The most cfoctua remedy that can
be- gwen Cor ncipent consumption, and the dan,
guroHs affections o. Inc throat and lungs AZ pro.
vision against Sudden attacks u Group, il should
be kept hand "a eyery fansly, and Indeed ~ al
ave ,omcllBes baijsot 20 colds aud caaghs. all
thsuld be provided with this antidole fog them.
Ainuus settled Consumption Ia thought In.
curaAe still great numbers VI cnses where the dis.
ease scented settled, have been completely cured,
and The patient restored ~ sound health BY tho
Chcrrg psrforai. 50 complete Is is mastery
over the disorders Of The Lnngs aud Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield 70 il. When aoth
INK else could reach them, under tic Cherry Pee
terai they suicide and disappear.
slugers ai,d PHJIio Speakers End great pro-
lection ffoin Il.
/, Asthma ir always relieved and often wholly
cured ~ H.
+ BroHehffa Is generally cured by taking the
ChrrrK PICTORIAL IN sinali aud frequent doses.
For Congh and Cotd, no better remedy can
b. had Take small doses three times day and
rtt the feet n warm watcr at night, until The
diseAse IA broken up.
For IaFtsnra. when Il affects the throat or
lungs, tate the course
Fof HhoopfHo Cough, give small doses three
or f9ur tlmes day
For Group, giye large and fluquenl doses untl
the di~ssse u evsrooma
No family should be without the cherry Pseto-
raj on hard % prJtcet thrin. IN case 81 attAck
rom The above complaints. It's timely ase of'sa
spares The pateut rfeat amaunt u suffering sud
risk, which he would iaear BY Visiting until 10
eoid get either ai1 Parents keep u ia yenf houses
for the exircnsies that arise. Lives dear " you
IaAy be saved b ~
80 generally are 10 virtues knev's.. I'm need
not publish certihestss ~ them here, sr do more
Than the puhs that thu beet qualities ever
possetsca are strictly maintalBed
Prepared BY Dn. ]. G. Ans Co FfAcisea
ana AnaiyteAl Sasnalsts, Lowsti. Mass sAA solA
ali ronsd me seSsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Commissioner s Motto,


EAE The sun,fibru, byiuV RppaiHted ny the Hon the
" Probate Caar fur tne i'ittriei u MaHattsiH =
rC,itt, ttAmins tnd sdia# he ttaHs agd demands ~
az persons Raalnsi ths EslatH 20
ELAN 4. CEEiLIs,
late ~ Manchester Va tdd pstr5f deerafrd, and slnn
all sim. tud Asntpdt NbibfB III urpt fhrrrlnt aud
ia months iram he oh Day al Isn'i, tb3a befF ii
aWc hy Aiid Court or tttt fpase. We do, hcrcflfs,
hereby giyc naEle ta N attend ~ The hnsiHf-s
~ app niuiinent tbs nle residence # the sal lie
trased ~ hr ztth dRg ~ March ana the sth daf 81
JAY $50, ifua one ualil f0nf O'clock y CD each
ui said days
uatea II Manchester. this oh day n January. A.
u, 1866,
81 CuAHLTs = IONg,
NO. "A ny. I.ml "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
MINERAL SPRING.


IyHYtkD ilse tFfel Mineral spiihx e. my prem.
- ises iaa tall. ID 1nsht ~ ,ijAfn uaael1a! ~ b.
eries caHsrd Az anafais ~ emaAe ~ tutnt " tsr
wstcr hy he si3lr Assattf VI Mass The hiisHiB8
letter contains the resuit 81 tiie aBalysis
urrfan ~ b parA Have,
ErArE AtKAgEt ARn CntafTr, ~ rutt ST.
NrBrua. Eth JsHaart ih4h
y 7, lruEE Poo, to'h Hafsa. 10 Dear ~ l.-
Aaxs compete atsj ss o. tbs iuisTral saivf ft
ctlgtd fpu yea. With he laill~iHg ttsuiis This
Water received ~As ps pari~tib aleif plng - the
stpIrat iuu ~ rni 1H u the iFtH present u hHs
filgilly snlpbateftst a8af HAl mFuHis tarts. ube
luitrd ~str stHB i4ft "a Ion tatalh - ho Etsihs
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Aads THIS sAitr j. HslasIsilg l4k 90 tn,a anj igig
Il u atEtiy chtiyisalp 80 character.
Hespcg tsy, ~ DANA HAYES,
state Atsafsfu f Nsssassat btsviu.
Az sho Wish % lest tLs mei{caal fig'ass y tsi'
uAIef cin hat 81 ff't 4f ls tHe NFfnr, dnluX he
j o-eut siHiaf PsratHs living a distance cap b
Supplied viii il un res enable tsJms
EP LtTuER
Str'a Dorset J,p u IsGa avs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

BUY rocs sc6An or BEkDtnY 4 BLacK
srR Yuu wIiL SAW xoArT IN ~ poisS.
CsrL Axp ga ~ TRoUELE TO ssow
089ps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
IVASBBuRN'S LAST SENSATION
LSGuIrs AZ
MUSIC HALL. MANCHESTER,
Thursday Eve., February 10.

Tie Largest Hal Eulerisiameas ia The u. y
"a UNEQuAnEB s4AE reEToa9r1s
4 Greater Valirfy q Performance flaa ever BE-
iuse aif4es8r0 IA uas LAtisston
Aua4xrrrSas Great ftuupe - Genuine Western
Indians in t6esr Via Dances, Core
uuJirs Games. &c.
NE1sx tIEfrks BnaniitHi Concert 81 Ghuiee b4l,
babe, Spiiga, 40,
Ia pTuI.J u1IE, satly SiH ytars ~ az. The
C8ad VI saag SIS, ~ q Leon Wasab4rl 4H4
l'attlh Mss Henri 1 ie4a. ia th.u Md sffn.
+aslcs from the AYrHas ~ snctaut bresr.A and
Eaae Thc great James BaAs,ey agd Jniiur
B4a 10 their dasHt3g t,srfaHuha'e AhiId ttrs-.
Mast K,tf Fish ite great Ghsri "a DRaac
is MasE CsBAsd tiiH iatnitt14 Come. =
Prsf B.-mspr Great B.As- isAsl st.l gite )
Baie4ay sertsadg n0ag pssFf'Rs t. t.ie ppe 2.
ite ~ b..4fe.
Ts4et. 81 cents Reserved Fcs,s 70 cents
Children asdtr " Fgafa ~ age p e.nsr - SIS
eJssB a. Z ueH.cA frrformanec - fsalmeuer Al
saaA lsslip ls',ars 30 attehdtnee. IS ~
fer 5tt-a ia t1e sale - r. SERVED seats from -
ar y he dNv q EI,liHtiii.,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

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ae 49, rg5ssns haze AS ssaslsaaf ~ -
fs.st.f .ass55 sssst aHs ekfra Ftgu asis az ss3fs
- ~ : = saaewF tiFea'ses. anf Ha3ar sai
assG tfet - ffae faf taa~s
AaEHHAa hLls $3.50 .g-
LsarfafL kaaE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
THE NEW PILGRIMS PROGRESS
10 IL esd pa!4 V a. Assat ~ih fauiHissis'
MARK TWAINS
yEw BOOK.
"Tvp TgEOCE yrs ABROAD


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~ as,uts Tas s84Hs Yres- ta. 80 ~ 4 stis
tas IL. saiHs. sssfs 80 Us fssi - "a stssn o.
he etss-tsi isakt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING TsH2 BLOOD.

The reputation the cy.
eellrni medicine enjoys,
i derived ron lie cures,
many Of NiiiCh are truly
marvellous. lnyetrrAie
5ases az + rufHlgus die.
ease, NitUo Tie fystcm
seemed saturated with
corruption. have been
puiiaed and cured w H.
Ncroii'iJus affections and
disorders v hieh were az
Rrayaisl by The seroin.
lUus contamination uuiil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-08

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-02
How 10 Mnke Homo Attractive.

It is practicable to make home so delight.
full that children shall have no disposition to
wander from it or prefer any other place It
is possible TO make it so attractive that it
shall not only firmly hold It's own loved ones,
but shall draw others into its cheerful circle
Let the house, all day long, be the scene Of
pleasant words, kind and aifectiouate acts :
let the table be the happy meeting place of q
merry group, aud not a dull board whore O
silent, if not sulen company Of animals come
to feed let the meal be the time when a
cheerful laugh is heard and good things are
said let the sitting room, at evening" be the
place whore a smiling company settle thom-
selves TO books OF games till the round Of
good night kisses are in order let there be
some music in the household, music not kept
like silk and satiDs to show to company, but
music in which father and mother aud sister
and brother join let the young companion be
well welcomed and made for the time puri
Of the group, so that daughters shall not deem
it necessary to seek the obscurity Of back
parlors with intimate friends, or to drive
father and mother to distant apartments; in a
word, let the home be surrounded by an air
Of coy and cheerful goodwill then children
need not be exhortcd to love it, you will not
be able to tempt them away from IT,
The ties which bind a child to home are
created not so much out Of great as from it,.
tie things; some Of them have limited at.
and many more will suggest themselves to a
wise parent. There should be a good many
holidays in the home. | believe in anuiycr-
saries, and love, by observing them, to con
meet time with events, and so give to both a
deeper interest The birthdays of family
should be always noticed and in some way,
celebrated The busy preparation Of the
whole household to make some present to
father or mother or sister or brother on a
birthday or holiday; the many planniugs,
the workings in by-corners and at odd times
the bundling of work out Of sight as the steT
Of the favored one is heard the careful stow
ing of gifts away until the appointed time
and then, when the looked for day has come
| the presentations, the confused and merry
voices, the filled eye, the choked voice, the
heart too full to speak in words, memory
touched as with an angels hand, love that car
only look its thanks--all these who can tel
their sweet and mighty power ? A HON,
/ familiar to such scenes, will it, can it b,
one that children shall not love No, no
from it when the memorable times comes t
20 away, daughters shall pass with sobs o.
sorrow, and sons with pressed lips and swim
ming eyes, and while mother lives it will b,
home still, home, though years have gon'
and other homes have claimed them-Aik
mans Life al Home
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-02
The Power of Children.

A man was leaning much intoxicated,
against tree some little girls coming from
school saw him there, and at once said to each
other, "Nhat shall we do for him
Presently said one, Oh, I'll tell you, lets
sing him temperance song.
And so they did; collecting around linn
they sang,
and 80 on, in beautiful tones.
The poor fellow enjoyed the singing, aud
when they had finished that song said,
" Sing again, little girls, sing again.
ave will, they said, "if you will sigu
the temperance pledge.
- No, no. we are not at temperance
meeting there are no pledges here I"
81 have pledge, cries one; and
have pencil, - cries another, aud holding uI
the pledge aud pencil they besought him tc
sign it.
{" No, no won't sign it now. Sing iol
me-"
So they sang again,
1.-THE d5iuh ihsgs lg t.s dtaas9rd'sDow
Oh, do sing that again said he, as he
wiped tears from bis eyes.
"No, no more" said they, "nnless you'll
sign the pledge sign, and wen sing it fol
you"
He plead for the singing but they wer,
firm, and declared they would go away if h'
would not sign.
But" said the poor fellow, striving t.
find an excuse. " there's no table here how
eau write without q table ~
At this modest, quiet, pretty little Great
ure, with finger on her lips, came and said
" Yes, you can spread the pledge on thu
crown OF your hat, and will hold il for you.
of came the hat, and the child held it ant
the pledge was signed, and the little one
/ burst out with
"Oh, water FIR me- bright water for me,
Give wine 10 the uemulous debauchee.n
/ heard that man In Worcester town hall
with uplifted hands and quiycring lips. say
81 thank God for the sympathy of those chill
dren. | shall thank God 10 all eternity tina
he sent those little children as messengers o
mercy to me-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-02
Xnripu1tur

>~s~~&~--~--~-SS-<~~
IL Communication on subjects Of interest to the
farmers Of MISUNDERSTANDING Of either The results Of
experiment we'll considered speculation and comment
or pertinent inqulreswl always be welcomed to This
department Of the wArcHsUS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-02

Mr.. Francis Curtis, Of Orange has raised
the present season from one and half bush
els Of tho above wheat, sown On one acre Of
land, thirty bushels. Itis Of excellent quail
ity, and in appearance looks more like some
Of The best varieties Of winter wheat than
like ordinary spring wheat. Sixty pounds Of
it ground. produced forty.four pounds Of fine
-four. Mr.. Curtis has great faith 10 II as a
superior variety, an1 we think bis experience
this season fully justihes It. A specimen Of
the wheat left at this Office eau be examined
by those interested.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-02

The New York Tribune publishes an
appeal from Rev. DR.. Bellows for contribu-
tions of food and supplies, by all American
people, for the relief Of the starved aud suf.
iering French in the districts Of Ardennes aud
Alsaee, desolated by the war. Col. Krutzow,
agent of the London committee, who has just
completed tour Of observation through these
regions, says there are at least 100000 peo-
pie on the verge Of starvation. DR.. Bellows
proposes that the merchants Of New York
Immediately send out shipload Of breadstuas.