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EAraEUEE
Don't nrsei sho Ialicf Fsif. mriha
nedi Il VS. aile church round tbe
ust " lat place II guae Iiai on
ursiay evening aug tl ASA don't
"a aieni aad e3auiUuia mUte 9r less
,he good oiir nr ehirhilis held, viz.
o9mplcilouolibe Church
Pensioners who wi,h surgeons eE-
aioaiion will pita.e osil az tlc Office Of
4 clcn9us Factory Point sept, f.h
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., las taken
ou,s al tbe E4uinos House, ana WEI ar.
SO THIS evening
y Phelps Esq " De ha. spent sew
a eaous Il thc Equinox House. has
1uaied $500 % tic Congregational
e.eiy, which pays nearly oue hall the
bt.
John Il Watson am family of New
oIk, David CoWee aDd family, and Col.
HAwlel of Troy and Frank l. Ridge
and family ana tle Misses Virgins
Ne Louis are among the late arrivals
D the ElaiBok House
The Catholics u this vicinity will
ave grand picnic at East Dorset ON
tuesday neat.
Net regular conyocation of Adoni-
IN Chapter Il. A. y. "Wednesday exc
Z ine Aug sob. Wotk on Tie three first
egtccs
We have received some Photographic
Jews Of tie marble work of1yrcl q
cni Of South Dorset They were taken
y @ A. Wilkinson II Factory Point,
nd are anisticaIly executed
Tbs proposed eonceltat Music Hall
u SATURDAY evening did net take place
wing q the inci that MI lockwood 81
cw York could not be present Many
gople were disappointed
Madam Ilumor says llat the
] epdelotcan Quagtct,c have rcorgan-
"a and may be expected to he present
.slstiua d the Ladic, Fair of 81 Johns
Ibureh, obe held 10 Music Hail Thurs
ay evening" August zl,h 4 r9rd 10
y eie = sufficient.
Tile Illustrated Christian iFetag,
81 August % has ran description OF
|enital Park wi.h several very dnc ilIus-
ratiuns Ihe editor aGars to send tbc
rst tmoe mouth, stitched 81 paper covers
hd ihc leave GO ior 3D. rents Here s
chance @ Us IT. Address, Illustrated
Afhita Hsly New YORK.
vs. shai hereafter insert advertise
opBi ueh d. Lost Eouul, For sale,
|Nmo8 eie. otHA lines co ie,sa, thc rate
j. 30 cents a 8af otochiuseri8n Paw
|neni must e. made b advance 90 iasuoe
Insertion Farmers and others vii HBd
hls Cheap Way 81 lauiug tbc public
a8W what Ties wish tobaF or what thcR
base last 81 mubd as. Ola.
Refreshments consisting af leo cream,
.e. lemonade ala ga, 30 obaipelat lHe
.adies ralr, Ibuudy evening There
VIII also &c displayed 81 .alc ihe usual
uselul ana ornamental ARTICLES customary
h. 81 found IL aah pace.. Give licm 4
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In consequence ar therc being too
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24
CENTRE BERLIN.

CENTRE BERLIN.
The event Of the past week has been
general gathering of the temperance
community at this place. Three years
ago terpsichorcan society was formed
in town, which at one time reported l25
members. Notwithstanding the many
cxertions Of It's officers, it became weak,
and more so, until not a shadow Of its
frame or effects could be seen, conse-
qucntIy incompetence has been left with
cur landlords aud their friends, who are
quite numerous. The friends of temper
ancc desired to make one more effort, al
though they meet with world of crit-
cism. Therefore Union Convention
was called at Centre Berlin on the 18th
inst. Delegates were present from Bcr-
lin, South Berlin and Centre Berlin. The
committee notified officers in different
lodges, who were present. The conycn-
ton was opened with remarks by Hon.
Leonard Saudrcss, which were able and
interesting. The conduct Of the delcga-
ton at this convention is deserving much
credit, IN preventing difficulties, whichare
oftea tie cause Of failure. A resolution
was presented aud unanimously adopted
for ladies 70 hold no office until after the
closing Of tie second annual election.
The result Of this convention was the re-
organization of a Grand Union Lodge,
No. 500, !. O. Of G. r., at Berlin. Nam
persons were granted a membership.
while The names Of others were left with
The Secretary snil ap"opcr acknowledge
mcnt could be obtained. The moral scn-
tment Is that this Lodge with its present
officers win meet contingencies wits tri-
umph, and accomplish reform, the object
which is contemplated, Mr. Lillybridec
It's leading official, has long been known
IN this community as laboring temper
ance man, ono who Is willing 10 use his
influence and IL means arc required viii
be more liberal than economy should per-
nit. We shall look for reform.
The carly frost which visited this To-
calily thc 18Th Of July did but little dam
age to farmers IN this place, with The cx-
ccpiion Of ono or two. The corn crop
did not realize its effects. A good yield
Il anticipated
Strong efforts have bscn put forth to
prevent Mr.. NJ Hon from sustaining a
right Of way from bis hotel to lands owr-
cd BIZ BIN at the base d Rocky Hill. Our
villagers afc quite exercised over the
prospect Of viewing TIE beautiful hills Of
paradise Or tie wild gfandeurs Or purga-
tory They viii undoubtedly become
more So D..
BfgLls.
Being a constant reader Of your pa
per, Eel Il a duty a. sell as a privilege
tooou.ribute 70 l's local columns
THE crop, n this vicinity look re-
mafkably we'll Tbs hay crop was about
two-tbirds II an average, corn il quite
oueayeu hut ofan abundant growth, fruit
Of all kinds except pears very scarce.
The Centre House has been identified
10 much lI4at think IA one of tbe most
lovely summer resorts on the line " our
railroad.
Our Elgery streams are visited By
fishermen from al parts Of Tie country,
most Of N h9m aieauceesslal. p.
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BENNINGTON.

Rev. Z. H. Garfield, d. d., 81 Ar.
lington, oficiatcd Mt the Episcopal
Church last Sunday morning and after
noon, and continues supplying the pull
pit twice each Sunday until further
notice.
The house Of Josiah Whitney was
broken into By burglar Oh Friday
night, and two or three watches aud
some other articles distracted
Tile celebration passed OF very
quietly considering tho large crowd pre-.
sent, variou ~ estimated from fifteen 10
twenty thousand. The military display
was very fine, and the Grafton and
specclts good. Gov. Stewart made a
short speech which was wei received
Jim Fisk was there IN all bis glory and
being called upou made q few remarks,
saying that the first trade he ever made
was IN Bennington, and cxhor;ed his
hearers 10 be honest II they would
prosper. Some Of the other invited
guess. were very much aispeascd be-
cause Fisk, Jr., was invited aud left the
stand when no arose to speak. This has
led 10 some discussion and feeling among
the projectors d the celebration; bnt
Bennington would Be nothing without n
ight Of some kind, aud this was die only
thing that married the harmony 81 Tie ~.
c4.ion and wc presume no harm was
done. The music was very fine cspcci-
ally that Of The 9lh y y Regimental
Band Tie day was exceedingly warm
and two 81 three fciI ont Of The ranks
prosiated BY sunstroke, but 81 speedily
recovered There were 10 accidents.
very iiile drunkenness and disorder, and
onr Bennington friend. can congratulate
themselves on tile success. ofthcir efforts
fl getting up Tie bigg celebration that
was ever ii thi. p-rt DC TIE STATE.
-Beuiamln Wcbb. E,Q lag oldest
man III the town of Bennington, visited
The Observatory on Thaieday last driving
his owa team Ills aife aged % ~ years
dil not accompany himi domestic du,ies
preventing
"A gentleman will Bis wife and
friends visited tae ObsefRa ory 81 Ben
niuston 81 Friday rs, Is enjoy, d all ID
Who visit thu delightful spot a few hours
81 rlaasarable recreation. The gentleman
extremely ana'ou O. iuhaie lhe beauue.
t4at ia such la2ur.sHs proiaslgn surround
The deck, embraced tic ilrst moment ii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

james Leach has about 1000 acres Of
land and has raised this year 50 acres Of
potatoes: - acres Of Ga Is acres Of
corn; milks 81 cows has cut 40 tons Of
hay, keeps yoke Of oxen horses and
other small cattle. ..Uncle Jim as we call
him, is 50 years Of age aud superiutends
the whole business himself. lie is agood
old fashioned Andrew Jackson democrat
which means nearly the same as a repub-
leon.
Tho dance at the Franklin Hotel the
10th passed OIL nicely, Little Dam can
get up nice party every time. We
were there. loa kaow Low us yomvcJ.
Farmers quite busy drawing their po,a-
toes 10 market. ". T.. ".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24
MT. LEBANON.

Elder Friedrich w. Evans gave
public discourse at 81. Georges Hall,
London, recently, which awakened
deep interest among The large congrega-
ton assembled 20 hear him. The meet
ing was presided over by w. IIepworth
Dixon, Esp, author of "Ncw America"
etc, end during his remarks the speaker
thanked Mr.. Dixon for the kindly notice
of the shaker communities in his works.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

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Ladies r ara IF
ul I an at1g
Jaa laral Ihgr-las ete
kae ESQ Ht r
rEa III fnoe s
Rhasat afias efean.
sEe ha mu aei g asaa' The
at So Uag iattsl rs Aitsaa
aa.. ita tag beer
baHrI 81 rs GutF IS tie "HW OBJ
Weluedat uisaiai l4si week BY boring
through soc a3af eom beaa.h AEr
Gar 81 ate uaueaessfg attempts laey
bale 81 tbe hor end ta6 ad IS. as-
al % aad.ng iaa er e .'eg search.
Tae Catholic WI3 ls,e tbe 5baua
picnic 81 TUESDAY August 80 the
gaste ga he trarof iis parsonage The
Lad.gs % Use congregation 4u making
Hen-ga IONS BE- uurly everything de.
..rlhg iu ue lae ef refreshments
There wIH Dc q brass ana .uug band iH
attendance tac eniu lar 10 charm and
rn.Iyen l.ie festive ut Through the
LladutS ora. q. White. ESQ >Bpeia-
Ieuagul Of ug Ilmicm Extension n. H.
aa parties coming hcfe wiI, he taken fof
fare euc way Let ai oar friends GENE
aai we promise them "a good day amuse-
mgut r.J.e.
mFUHE
-On Saturday tho t9,h otAogust 1871
SO Rupgrt De d remembered, the Office Of
%. d. Austin, station Agent, was broken
into aud a sum Of uancg, Supposed to be
about GHy dollar. aud o quantity of pas.
sauear tickets stolen iherelum. The
ihel was committed while Mr. Ausuu
wa- absent 60 hi. dinner Suspicion soon
rested upon q strange person who was
seen about ug ,alion 10 lhe time. who
wa. missing whom Mr.. Austin returned
from his dinner. 10 Nas soon ascerla ned
that tbc suspected lHef had gone ia The
direction OF West PaWlot. The fact Of
thc theft and q description Of The suspect
ca thief was immediately tcIegaphed to
West rawlet. A dispatch was soon re-
cciycd by Mr. Austin, saying that a
stranger had arrived at West Pawct
answering The description, and that lac
would be held tia Mr. Austin could ar
rive on the four O'Clock train Papers
were made ont for Tie arrest Of the thief
ard Mr. Austin took tie train for West
PawIct, aud thclc found the thief IN the
custody OF G. G Nelson. is sufficient
to Say That no mistake bad been made IN
tie person who stole tbe money aud
tickets Tho unfortunate young man
Acknowledged to have taken the money
amounting to $3.50 an Of which he de-
liyerod up except about six dollars which
be had paid out TO Pratt & Rising for a
cap and pair Of boots. The cap aud boots
be delivered up and Pratt & Rising took
the property and paid back the money
they received from him for the same.
The passenger tickets the thief said he
bad thrown into the stove at Woodwards
Hotel. On search the tickets were found
just where he said he had thrown them.
On Monday the 2lst the criminal was
brought before Justice Of The Peace up
'un complaint OF the Town Grand Juror
Rupert, plead guilty and in default Of
finding surety ia the sum Of $500 was
commi ted to the Jail Of Bennington
Codnty. The criminal gives his name
as Charles Williams, says he is p years
Of aye and was born in Connecticut IN
the town 81 Canaan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

The grain crop this year is much bet
ter than au average. 7. J. Walker has a
wheat field Chat win average over five
feet ia height. and oats that will measure
on an average more than five aud one
half feet, The grain IN both is well filled.
Tii- beats the west.
An open air meeting was held on the
TOP Of The mountain, or tie highest point
81 the turnpike across tho mountain on
sunday, Aug. 18Th This point is set
down by the best authority as 1900 feet
above the level Of the sea. Seals were
provided and bouquets suspended from
che Trees over the speaker. stand. a
largo number Of people Assem- bied from
three or four different towns AVID auc
sermon was preached by Rev. Al
Clark.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24
PErEEsBuRGH.

We have just passed through an cx-
citing epoch, Our people have lately
been enjoying themselves hugely. Near
N Que hundred from our quiet town
visited Bennington, on the excursion
train on anniversary day The cars were
expressly fitted up for the occasion, and
did great credit The Harlem Extension
r. Il. company, They were none Of
your second rate coaches but real first
class airy dirt or coal cars just the thing
for passengers to enjoy the scenery, sun,
cinders and dust to the very best adyan-
tage, especially the dust and cinder part
Judging from our appearance when we
arrived at home.
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Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY AUGUST


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

II S WILSON,
Factory ipnt, Vermont
Manufactures aB1 des - Ia
L y NIT Z RE,
Consisting IA part of
Lounges Chamber Sets. Bureaus,
Hadatoala, Mattresses Spring Bods Sc.
rieiar Frames al hH3s
Mirrors au1 Mif9l fNtgs GhiMrtns Carriages,
RNsE WOon, MAHOGANY, HACK WALNUT
CHERRY, CHESTNUT ana NtitTk Wood
tgft}N7 abd EAekErs
A NEW RISE
On attendance pstvHat suy hour Hlll receive
prompt aslaAliaa, hhup f1ul doArs north IT
Ergk Church
Factory p0iot W. Jan 10, is1l % ly2lor
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

al, arrival 10 De- sa scarcely was lht
sa Fu p position when it vs. drep
Ped. aud s. prc ria 60 himse.f down De
sals. ctelamlag Der hause g na ere
aur haas y Ga aU The marc npi yei
IN ulg aesstslFl gFam tie cauisTe was
sarklg piaaaed. hea Al ihe top 81
hgf speed lae sud hef master soaH en
wife. nseads, observatory aai ~ q tbe
diaauee bcMal Those who vere quietly
aggd.ng the'r WAY down ne mountain
uev. el,a aselsh tongue, requested to-
ei,e tbc road Eli Gilpp Ike, soon
.as.cd by out of sight AL tbs, san him
s. he sped Cos road wondered be lhus bis
map should goad iaf q 40 thc "tuo-
artle. that eui the air, very lCw eN.
Isl dis cream-calcrcd marc ca arriving
IN sight ST his unchanged heuse Alton
Jaw les. ago tau 81 msre had foam A.
the beau ihlI rays ct tbc declining sun
lad but Transformed hi Windows into a
tounaglaaoH
Average temperature at tie obser-
,atory ou Mt. Auibouy foF ihg week cad-
ing saturday August i9lh Attain.
s. I-2e lsm. IS I-lSi FL. nj. G. i-27
Wrmest day at noon Wednesday, Aug
10TH thermometer So, coolest day 81
noon Saturday, Aug l9th, thermometer
CAS-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

Tho SUNDAY School belonging to tie
Church Of North Povaal, under the pas
toral care Of Rev. Mr. Cook, held pic
nie 10 The grove near the parsonage ou
the 10th. Swiags wcrc provided for !uc
children, with an abundant supply Of re-
ncsllmcuis The grove was cool and do
ligbful Notwithstanding the day was 50
excessively bot Il was a lively enjoy
able timc TO parents and children.
On saturday, the 18th, iho town
union Of Good Tempars held lis session
in pheasant grove IN the cast part Of the
town, good music, good speaking, and an
abundance OF Refreshments were among
tie noticeable features Of the occasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-24

l.. D. COY.
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
ss-sEMISaHY AyEytE, MANCHESTER. -oa
Constantly On hand general assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS h SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLICATIONS or HE BIBLE AND
TRACT SOCIETIES.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONARY,
PENS, INK,
PENCILS,
ENVELOPES,
and al articles in this branch u trade, Also,
An ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY
35.f
> without tod within.
AZ cOYs.
alFF. ITenlsss
At COYs
NJ lLL'ASN. MI ro.m,..
AT COYs
ID ALpH ia HEIR
1T coVa
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
PoaT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Java 6r), Martyn Liverpool via Queenstown
G q Francklyn.
Steamship Minnesota (Br Freeman, Liverpool via Querns-
town-Wilams t;uion.
Steamship Hevetla (Br). Grigs, London-E Mo san's
Sons.
Steamship Europa tBr), Campbell Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
steamship weybosset, Bolser New Orcans-C Mallory
4 CO.
Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence. Norfok-oid Dominion
Steamship Norwich, Hines salem-Murray. Ferris 4
Co.
Ship Rosin Castle (Br, Chester London-E Morgan's
Sons
Bark Giovanni ital1, Bogsiano Cork Falmouth tor
Bark Robert Boak (Br), Akema, Antwerp-Funch, Edye
&Co.
Bark X welden (Br) Colsen, Havana-Jas Ward L
Co.
Brig veoce Qtal). Lauro, Cork--Funch, Edye 4 Co.
Brig Martin, Brown, Demarara- a-Miler Houghton.
Brig Ida Mentin, st john NIB w Elwell Co.
Schr Potos jackson, Nassau, NP-Brugierc Thebaux.
schr Eva L Leonard, Foster, Nassau, MS Loud
Co.
Schr Frank Atwood, Curtis, Havana-Johnson 4 Huggns
schr Adria (Br, Larson, st john NIP Nevius Son
Schr Martha a, Thomas st John, i, B-Henev 4 Parker
Schr Eugene Borda, Dukes, Jacksonville Bentley, Miller
Co.
Schr w JONES' Line, Fernandna-A Abbott
Schr May Morn, Babb, Charleson--Bent!ey Miller Co.
Schr George Washington Sherlock, Charlcston--E PUG
Co.
schr q Bowers, Longstreet, Toms River
Schr Eva Holmes, Vann0t, Toms River.
Schr George PIERCE Lumskin, Salem
Schr Mail, Linscott, Boson-A Starbuck
Schr lIydraneoa Smith. Norwch-Rackett Bro.
Soop Report, Hart, New Haven
zcll
Steamer n Sinners. Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah. Jones' philadelphia.
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Phlade pnia.
Steamer Massey Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1871-10-12

Since General came In month by month as certain
as,e iootiails o time SO many millions have Topped
million month ~ Interest has been wiped out forever
and the tame administration continued would nav the Last
which only two years The dernoc said couid never
be paid. and which their national convention IN
dIshonor and virtually repudiae.
fTANpfNG OF OUR SECURITIES.
In March, 1862 United States per gold bonds were
thirteen per cent below ~ gold IN July, 1855
twenty per cent below In March, 1871, ey
l3s J. March, Isl and since gold ranges from liz il5
ana bon Is range higher.
The capitalists of Europe eagerly seek FIVE per
now, eagerly that will not sell them
watt and This with France In tue marke borrowing
rates al sne hands ard other conpo
ing with Two hundred miion dollars per cent bonds
have bee2 called IN by placing the amount In
bonds, and this transaction -four
dosre net supposng these i've per paid
IN .er years y heg run twenty years the saving Wi be
Compare 81 th,s with Tammany financial management
whh democratic management wherever you
DEMOCRATIC MANAGFMEST ELSEWHERE.
u 10 hentiesF fhere supreme demot s holds high
G 10 ne cay Of lousy lie taxes have eight
te increase striking Increase population does moi ey
psin H. because alton has risen per csnl,a In L,us
Ns iW eXamp'e n has risen ~ ten years IS per
rURTHrR nsDucTioS or rAxrs
30 sausfactoy the balance sheet The nation that Al
farther lracv Seduccd forty millions at least car be aa
missed aud ar opponents think have not cone last
snoush Ia slfikinA on taIes t may quiet them
election OF Mr. Linron 1851 there woud he no trses
10 reduce 10 pay Aw Bot one-baf of the
npe rha, election By o,ce aod involved us ia cruel wac
which Lurdened The land with taxes and covered wnh
mourning No statement Of even the financial OF the
national Administration woud oe compete without referring
fcrbcd eontractors wars, which have heretofore red
dfnei OBI oDfs we have had two years OF peace on The
The New York herald., 1871-10-12
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

At nalf-pas 1--WE O'Clock yesterday morning Has,
brook Bluyn, young man, twenty-five years OF age
and native OF this State, died In st. Lukes Hos
pital to which he was admitted four hours pre-
viousy Deceased had been run over or otherwise
injured the night previous al Suflern, on the Erie
Railway. Coroner Keenan, was notified to hold an
inQueSt.