The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-21

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memmu made af e1h#aias iu tbc Hremi-
am was at @I.aumz II. Carney.
BgH Elga, ua.H separator Diploma,
D. n SCRANTON, Bennington portable sa.
marbiue diploma WIN. WeL Dorset
sanford Improved iekle grinder, dlplg-
m AasaH 4. Armstrong. Dorset
cheese gat diploma.
Wc notice iH aar exchange. tbat
hut Is found 90 toe markets wita .omc
3ft6s vermont butter because g. + too
balls Tar a'd ulc Us aa ounce Of salt 10
pound 81 Mutf b9t uis depends au
.r0maaucs fl.a season 81 the year. Sc.
Taa ~t Aibaa, Messenger COED aWboi-
iy rs such mauors sag, fourteen ouuors
Of aH ,o dzioaa r9ua3s OF butter Is
enough. Ne moro should Dee used ihau
enough DO insure n. being kept sweet
THe l.eHa-t pim eaa only De obtained bg
.aNell earned reputation.
Tile Vermont State epilijuslit As
.oclatan viii hold its annual convention.
tlr thc election of officers and other bust
ness 10 1liddiobury On Friday, saturday
and sunday. ihe Z2d Esd mud 9th OF
sept Tie best speaker IN the State are
expected 20 be present, aHa Prof William
DeHioH bas been engaged iorthe last two
3al Person, attending thc convention
aud paving iull fare one way over the
Rutland ana VI. Central railroads wiiIhc
furnished with free return checks on APP
+ p,ication 10 The Secretary
Hear what .lIrewd, successful old
Stephen Girard .aid, remembering that
+ he ilourished years ago when such ideas
were new and strange ~ hive always
considered advertising, literally and long
20 he The great medium Of success in
business, and prelude 70 wealth And /
have made Il an iuyariabc rule, TO adj
yertjsc I'll I,e dullcst times, a- Wen as the
busiest, long experience having taught nae
that money thus spent /, well laid ont;
Jas BY keeping my business continually boz
fore the public, it has secured me many
sale, that ! would otherwise have lost.
Nature has been unusually bountifuI
/ this year in producing mammoth spcci-
men, Of tie products Of the field and gar
den. Peter Leteher, the other morning,
I laid on our table cabbage chat weighed
\ - l-2 pounds. A day or two later Il. d,
Madison showed MS some potatoes Of the
ST. Helena variety, The largest Of which
measured 10 inches IN length aud 2 inches
ia circumference aud weighed one
and thrce-lourths pounds N perkin.
has also brought IN some fine specimen,
Of branching corn, which seems to grow
aud produce well when planted on ricl
ground and properly cultivated.
The base ball fever has broken ont il
this village With great yirulcncc, though
lii has come late ia the season and lik,
the yellow fever Il generally suceumbs {,
the first bard frost A nine was ofga
uizcd last week, composed Of member
who have been more or less celebrated q
prodcicuts in days gone by, but who arr
altogether out Of practice, and a.
pfopriatcly named the Rip Van Wrinkles
They played friendly game on saturda.
with a nine composed partly of the AZ
lantics with some Of the Equinox an,
other clubs mixed IL, and got beaten by
score Of toto q. It's fumorcd that the
viii play the Equinox on Saturday after
/. noon.