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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20
TE.N.EiSSIO.S. .S.HEREZf.7.N'TS.


= " " w.
Successors to Samuel HnrtlcS,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHdN1S,
NJ. l.: Union street,
Alexandria, VA.
lG's' Particular attention paid to the selling 81
FLOUR GRAIN and mll kinds of COUN
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for GEOCE-
RIES, GUAND. PLASTER, SEEDS, DC,
&c. at the lowest market rates.
~ \ gents for the sale Of james :. Welch s
celebrated brand, of F.IlTLJ FLOUR.
49.;~ \ gents for the sale Of the "ROuND TOP
HlDRIULIC CEMENT'' jim 5-tt
j. EEOpEES. j. LANNoS.
T BRODERS & co.,.
y. No. II King street
Alcyandria VA
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCIiANTs.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH.
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand general assortment u
Cordnre Tnr Pitch. Nails, Limo Pncking Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignments promptly attend
ed to- and goods forwarded without delay 70 con-
signces on arrival.
Agents for DupOnt's Gunpowdor.
Xxx Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
pOrtution line. mn lO-u
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the above symptoms attend the disease, ana
other times very few of them; but the liver -,
generally the organ most involved. Cure IN
4 iypr with
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Regulator.

DRUG STORE
Having purchased the Drug. Store on the
northeast corner Of King and Washington sts;
for a number Of years past known as Mllourh
Drug Store, l respectfully inform the citizens
Of Alexandria and vicinity that 1 will keep
constantly on hand full and complete assort-
mcnt of all articles usually found in first class
drug store.
Particular attention will be paid to the COM
pounding of prescriptions day and night.
aug 3l-tt SAMUEL d. IL NJ.
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most NECESSARY requisites to promote connubial
hanpincss Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
prospect prospect hourly darkens to the view the mind
becomes shadowcd with despair, and hIlcd with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another is hlirhted with our own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

Mn GoILD W. II. WILKENING
TOULD d. WILkENING,
" Successor to w. +. Henderson, l,,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISkEY, BRANDY. WINES,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER, &c.
Also Eastern and Potomac SHAD. HER
RING and MACkEREL.
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBAl co
always on hand. o,,,-,,,1,
Strict attention paid to the sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Je l6--tf
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Custom Department.

Register your orders earl y in
the Custom Department, which
consists of Suits in effective and
STYLISH combination, while our
Contings, Trou7erings and ' est
ingS are Of that elegance OF tas,"
una chastenc<s Of colors, from
the silent to the loud, calculated
to please the most i:,stidinus low
rr of fine trimmings. artistic rmt
and stylish make.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

O. A. STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
". J. PHELPS. Gen. Manager. jan 2S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-20

The postmaster at - Lake, Wis: wants TO
sell internal revenue stamps on COMMISSION az
the following letter received from hlm at the
Internal Revenue Office in relation to that mat
ter will show:
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SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
MARCH 70 1871

EaA ss a -
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- LAKE, Wis, May /, lSIl.
To the Eternal Commissioner at washington :;
wish som eternal revenue stamp. Sevre
coils for them.
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Postmaster,
Lake, Nobel Co., Wis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
l.trn wv rrrn..

Tie NaFw ieb and NV Y,ak Stesmcr
Cllyef lsudaH a - buu.rd r. ,he Tbsmes
riFrr heow Norwicb 80 lhe marniHe e
lie 22Hd. More than ) dozen li,ys vcrr
lost
Richard d Connolly was ARRESTED b
New Nrrk lasi Nefk oH charge ~ ffrud
simihr "a thu 81 faced. ilj. bail Wa.
hxrd u slp0Ha wbloh Do bad some
difficulty Ia iupi-l5uE.
A terrible storm has occurred IN the
mining region u utah, a,d several live.
were ast The SNOW IL samc places Is
reported ten f,et dccp aitd thc storm sdu
ragiug At last aeopuHs,
A Fort Shaw, Montana, dispatch sa,s
ilm. two epmpauir- 1T lhr 1th infantry,
Maiur Freeman commanding. while re-
turning fum Fort Browning, we've
caught ina fearful storm sud are nov
csmpcd twelve miles lrau here. 4 uum.
der were badly foszrn. Ten Ut the frsiyen
men have been brought into the hospital
tie worst cas- are sill out but are bcinp
brought Ia as fast a. possible. The mcn
are irpzen principally about the lrct aud
will hose taes and some even their feet,
Thermometer this muuiug was thirty be-
law zero and t0snight II /. lilieen below.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

As fha Geatul Term 81 the Supreme
Coau fs3eIy heIl a. MaatteHsf he 80.
losing s~ fmeat 81 the Judge. wss
mads fs See gear commencing Dce.
l.58
foN slFREHE COURT
chl1eutea Barrett, Wheeler Royoe,
laHaed.
FaaEIn-rjepolai, Wheeler, Red
drbi Reese.
ermd I..e-rIsrpolai, Wheeler, Red.
deif Rs.s.
Addison Peck, Wheeler, RcdacId,
I.sa.
Rutland rierpolnt Peck, Royce,
Ross.
RalIand-riepaiot, Peek, TO, ee, Ross.
iisnuinuon-Plerpoul, Barrett, Peek
Royce.
wmdham-Picfpoiat, Psck, Wheeler,
Royce.
wmdsor-Pierpoint, Peek, Wheeler,
Ross,
oao4e--rlerpolnt, Barrett, Rcddeld,
R1.s.
Washington Barrett, Royce, Reddeld.
Ross
Lsmoille- Peck Wheeler, Royce, Ross.
Otleans-Barrett, Wheeler, Royce,
Ross,
E,sex- Barrett, Peek, Royce, Rcddcld.
Caledonia--pierpoiut, Barrett, Peck,
Rrdis.d,
ron COUNTY COURT.
Pierpoiut, Oh. j., Addison, Chitten-
deu.
Barrett, j., Windsor, Windham,
Peek, j., Washington, Orange.
Wheeler, J., Bennington, Rutland.
Royce, j.. Frauklio, Grand Isle.
Ross, j, Caledonia, Essex.
Rvdlield, j., Orleans, LamniIle.
j, PlERpoINT, Chief Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
CORRESPONDENTS.
M Editor.

Hr. Editor:
\ short impressive temperance lee
tire was given at Salisbury, Corn
last Thursday. A train of cars distrib
uting telegraph poles OF the c. w. r.
II. was detained an hour at Iakcville
for the regul freight to pass and
some OF the train la DIS improved this
opportunity to visit grog shop near
by, he freight train passed and the
cons raction train followed to Sauls.
bury two miles east. Heie the con.
ductor discovered that three of his men
were not in q situation to take proper
care of themselves aud ordered them
of the train Abont the same time the
train was moved back and John
tevcns, one Of the rec, fell between
the cars and across the track and two
wheels passed over his body killing
him instantly He was about 25 years
OF age aud had a wife and one child
he scene was imprcssi, beyond
the power Of language to describe.
he rum seller sweeps a few shinplas.
tiers il to his till with a gratiied air
forty minutes late the body of John
terens lies upon the fro en- ground
torn and bleeding and breathless, and
his two companions OF tie grog shop
are reeling and staggering about him
making DO sterous and idiotic lamenta
tion A few minutes more and the hus,
band is borne slowly to the nnconcious
" idow and fatherless child. Who
John stevens?
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MrLLERroS, Duchess Co.. Y. Y.
Nov. %. 1871

write from here to the JorRvAL,
aring learned Ivy an exchange at your
Office, the chance Of finding my destin.
alton from here by the Connecticut
Western Road and chance, if a chance
by local freight train. carrying coal
chiefly upon open cars, offering a sub,
siantial scat and good ventilation, but
uncertain as to time, except that it il
slow and intermittant. he regular
trains arc not announced yet. An OK.
cursion train from Millerton over the
Narlem to Hartford on Thanksgiving
day is spoken Of, and may be accom-
pfshed. Very soon the road will be in
full operation, and connections will
probably be made to take a passenger
from Manchester by your II O'Clock
train, by Millerton to Hartford without
serious delay The fare to MiIlerton
is 81 s. the distance hence to Hart
ford, say sixty miles.
This road will do heavy usiness.
especially in freight, as soon as opened
Even now the quantity Of freight ship.
ped over that potion of the road which
is 10 running order is enormous. II
runs through a region Astounding in
iron ore Of the very best quality, and
the number Of tons produced annually
rs already very great.
The opening Of the road will afford
rich market Tor the lumber and char.
coal Of the Western Vermont Vail y
Vast quantities " both are consumed
each year and YOUR valley now the
nearest place where il can be obtained
90 any quantity be ore cannot be
reduced without charcoal and several
millions Of bushels are used annually
h' road will give a new impetus 10
the iron business, aud thus one interest
builds up another and one part II the
country cannot grow prosperous with
out beneitiug and helping the whole
county
TRsyrLER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

Tie people r tie tate viil rrggcl
e. brsf fur dth 81 Ja3gs Kellogg.
whitA aersrad - be residence Is
Eeasaa SIC gaa3ease - following
fftre Tue death f1a8ge Kellogg.
fm Sic Iatt8 H
Loyal Car Kellogg son r. hos.
John Kellogg nas Born ia Reason
y JfaarF ga. $50 E. father was
lauE pfgmiaeat citizen ard allie law
ycT. "a practice ii the Rutland county
taf loyal received che education oI
ihe schools q, bis native town, and Ct
TED ~ college. at what academy o. un.
der whose Instruction Is unknuu g.
tic writer BE entered Amherst col.
iess 10 lss2. graduating with honor ih
1896 Soon ater bic graduation b.
s1isfed upou the study II law at Hut.
land. 10 tle ofiec II iineas Smith
q mpleiiag bss Studies with his father
II Benson. he was admitted 70 tie
bar at ihs september term Of the Rot
land couaty court Ia 1889. He com.
mtuced the practice # law at Pcnsot
IN $50 aud there continued until 1859
whea he was elected Judge Of th,
Sgpfrmc Court. and removed 90 Rut
land 80 1850 and returned to Beusot.
ia 1868
he represented pcnson in the Gen.
enl AsscRtly 10 lsi7, 1850, 1851.
1850 aud 1871.
he was delegate from Benson IN N,
Constitutional Conventions Of lsli
aud 1870 lie was also one oi
tue eight delegates from Rutland Go
70 tie constitutional Convention
d 1851, aud was elected its Presi-
dclt
He was elected Judge of Supreme
Court hy the Legislature Of 1859 and
annually reelected down to and H.
Guiding 1861. but declined to accepf
the last election on account Of hit
health.
>incc lds retirement from the bencl
he had interested himself IN historica
studies, and bad wr item many valu
able communicate for the press OF
subjects connected with local listor,
II towns aud the tate. His last pub
lishcd communication vas in the Yer
mont Standard, prov ng from official n
cords that &" lavory had no legal eIb.
tcnce 10 Vernon He wrote a his
tory Of the to n of Benson for n iss
hommen~ay's Gozriie,r. This wap
probably the most perfect town history
that has ever been written in Vernon
and will appear in the forthcoming vol
umc Of the GgDtis,r At the time OF hi
death be was one Of the Vice.Prcsidentt
oi the Vermont Historical Society.
and President Of the Lutland Count,
Historical Society,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
TuE sIILIx QUESTION.

IN order to make the milk business a
success next year--a few things are
requisite.
l. II is important TO keep up a lib.
eral SIMPLY Of milk this winter, MOI
only I the reputation Of each dairy
for It's quality but that the suppl,
may be uniform and regul r
2. The certainty that the trains will
run through 50 that there may be ne
detentions, Of this there is no danger
except irum drifts, the managers of the
Harlem / 1tension assure US Il at the,
arc making every preparation possible
70 keep their road open and that they
vii spare NO expense to do so.
These two points we have had 10
meet all summer and now they are
the principal obstacles in the way @
placing your dairics with the best class
OF milk men, they say we are getting
eur mills from nearer points and we
arc afraid 70 change for fear we will
not have a regular supply, at the same
time they admit that the quality Of your
milk as a general thing is superior.
AL lave alcaiy said the success
II tn milk enterprise depends upon
theso two points If they can be es.
taelishcd and the qaa'vygf he NIX is
bTi ~ ere n no doubt Of its sue.
eess
This producing Of winter milk in
4aautiiy is course new 10 YOU. bpt
I you will follow a few simple plain
rules | have no doubt but that you
will succeed as well as most Of ouhave
% curing il during the summer.
start upon the principle tina,
whai u worth doing is worth doing
sell
Fis np your Stables warm. ar.
ranged 81 a. Il give good ventilation
which - esecatiAi % the health Of the
Cows nd favor Of the Milk
Feet yonr COWS literally There
is aolgss 10 feeding Grain One round
ofoou. nye. Oats Wheat or Barley
j. eqnai . three pounds 81 Hay-9t'
the prescut ratcs f3r Hay, Grain ID
much the cheapest
g. Dnut e aftaiA that tie money
goa spend fof feed will bc lost Il win
Gene back again The COW Is milk
making machine II yon ,rea, | er Iibefl. +
y che VIA Urea, you likewise. Der pro.
proaaetioa 4 uilk is IL proportion 10
The material yoa furnish her % make il
u.
: Won should hear in mind thai
when ohee this mix business il es,ah-
iished ga ! firm basls that Il viii be
fer yen, yoar chill En-. and their de.
seeaiants that il will increase be
ralue q yoaf farms several dollars
a. aste that yoar monthly income
VII b much larger than le eio.
fer. thas yoa have yoar money every
iwo HeeEs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
TR.vrLrR

Tie darlington Free Pres SAYS of the
Lecture Course: The i1ciure season
opeas 'n'st anspieiously fpr the As-ocla.
Ton. 40 less than Four hundred apd
-cNeait -liye membcfs tickets have been
sud each AimIiiing iwo persons, Cgen-
lrutaH and lads, to tie lectures. ~ ad-
'iiiion, iar the opening lecture by Mr.
Cough, Eve hundred aud sevcui, two
*ingle admission tickets were sDid This
shows ihe policy u securing let VI ar.t
class leeiufcrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
AunnIeAN cnrrsr !, rNnL,,n

A correspondent Of tho Utica IN. VI
Herald, Who Is interested ia daify mat.
Icrs, writes from London A. foliows.
American cheese, this fan. am han.
~ 70 SAY. Is exeeileat There Is ouly q
small quantity % Chcddar that can beai
y. Ca this lFip hayc been 10 Cleten.
ham, Gloucester. Hereford aud swindon
! saw very large amount % America.
cheese. L. lacl !, j. 10 he seen Ii abapd-
Ancc all through England. h. London
aud We snbarbs every grocer and butter
dealer !, fuil 81 our cheese. The price /.
- los, and u i W much better n Quail.
y ili. year than il ever has been. thai
they hsrc all dealt fIcgls IL ii. aHl lal.I e.
al lhs stock iheY caa.d raise. One
eheesemoaser here IL London. al lls
hrNi nest u lhe Chicago Gre. asked
ne u ihoaghl q would ralse tie prlrr
Of eheese mach II tb.ugbt Il wah'd
he shonhi hug all be- roaid, even t,aa. \
tie price bad adraHaei : Nu.e. he sFas
mA.iag capital thing ON u sAat ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

bad uhfh wss ~ per pound nes prati
IT, sa.i. ieI Fau q = capital elscc.s
ans y iee Auer}esus 81 81 ike this ihey
asfs H. wtsoic eheess market Rai,
80. I HEe ear Eag isb cheese. you
kaaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

Jn errb ass II tae IDEAS havc
beta a1rsaaae I desire ysa e. feai
aiisotifsiy ,se aaaeres copy Ella Letter
Jasi received from ST. t4rtaa alHal
taa . maa wba has ben saa8ag mlk
~ aealiy ,rea years
f9r ere rear 1870 ws paiI MI Har
f5s a GA "a a.. E#F...-s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

NOTICE -- Hheyras ny st'sniiou has i1si
y beeu cell, " be ioiisSi "N9sfes, . b
issaub ii a reerbt amber ~ he JorEFAI s--
hh nv ~ife. hsfah J.. ris.eaHl, having lef
mt b z AID board, vi bUut lusi cause tbs u T.
. biG 81 psfeous hsfD aiHg - tfasting her
as sscuuHi - slisii pay % Gsit- 4 hsr eof,s
fart ~ ~ ~ the date. JuEEfH bLOCIH."
So ! Ni-L tot ts' q. - No ltt That Vi A.
asy husi'sfia JB-eph Nlacum hbtif & - bsd. sAtt
slf#t bf iuRh him sud ~ boar. ssYs wbst
~ F8r biH. this T. - Annoates that have sln
- nsOv.a mt bad ktd ChAnKed my afdins
IA a. uiF osH tatusff- hoBse ! did ttis siti
3a-t eaBsr ~ ! sfs nut - - sbdufs he q
Z age a. bard Aislf mp sd upon f8F. ~ PEI
sssis ar fafbfifg ~ harl1F ~ h1ssf ~ blsae
egsltf lhas gsHfl u n-sAs-s as saeh pr
= - rah hs uud snd Jar h-rmafr, sithoaRh
sar. tHbsn baHf tl4ty - ~ deafs n i q
a8dsa ;. ST. ) rtme d gtt. aHsf thls Set !
sItali - 10 atsfr
h4H q HUED hLOcEa
ssudgste, ~ zqth. 18Th asis*
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

4. rE"klNs,
OPPOSITE THE MUSIC HALL
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
Ha' on hand AND I. constantly receiving a
supply u all knds Of
HARDWARE { BUILDING MATERIALS
PANTS. OTIS.
GLASS, PITY,
COACH, pEaAG, AND sHELLAc NARNisH,
Krrosena oil
Bcusne, whale,
and I.ubrioating Oh
PAINT, yARslsu AND STRIPPING BRUSHES
cARPEYTERs AND HAsoSS' TOOLS
SASH CORD,
CLOTHES LINES, .-...
AND LATH TwISE.
A lot Of plumbs and Levels, very ehear.
The beet assortment u GLASS in the county
The Celebrated
L. s. Standard Measuring Rods.
A large lJt Of
cRocKERY AND GLASSWARE
A Full Line Of Groceries
We have just received 1000 feet Of Machine
Clspboards, which vii be sold very Low
Granville Brick,
the best there Ia.
Hope's Standard Scales,
all kinds
Fayle's Patent Hand Sleds
for Boys and Girls nae. u best hAnd sled out
for sale cheap,
All kinds Of carpenters work done In the best
manner.
Manchester, Vt, Nov. 10th 1871. 26i,SaoI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

GONE x Bur ON
nesirs TO call the attention NJ tho public again
to their very des able stock - goods, which ha
be, II lately repeiished with the following IN part
Nubias, very handsome,
Gene & Boys scsrf-, large,
Ladies' Furs,
sLawL
HATs Cars Large stock Of the latest styles,
Black Alpscas very chrsp.
Tycoon mps. very itch designs,
III Oh NrI.et Ribbons,
Hoop skirts, good ones,
hHbber Cloth.
To our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT We hav
New Cottons,
New lu'elinr,
New ] su-
Wv { ambrcs,
n sw Op"r, 7 au"ol, black,
New French Canvas, etc.
We have jus, received beautiful stock Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
Den TISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
have this DAY cold ont nv busiuess to Or
Geo. H. Swift, and while being grateful 10 the
Jenpie Of Manchester and vicinity for their pat
rpnage lake pleasure il recommending my enc.
cas-or as good workman. Who will perform al
p rations IN satisfactory manner.
A. VI. JOHNSON
Manchester, Vt, Nov. LIT, 1871,
The subscriber wOnId trapcc fully inform the
Pc pie Of M4nchar er aud vicinity that he has
purchased the business Of DR. A. NJ. 'ohnrnu
sud VIII continns il A. the ssmn place, where he
h pes to receive the patronage ~ all who may
h tve " rk 10 do 10 his I'm.
lie intends 10 d morning but
Good work
ind Guarantees Srttgdcttoa IN Erey Instance
Prices will be an low AZ heretofore and work will
he done AZ catAplY AZ At any country office
He will he ut his office in Manchester at all
times kept IN the y ruud week ~ each m nth
I'm the week comm,n eth the second
Napdae " each MOI h. untl further notice he
gill be At Murgau's Hotel In 30 dville on The
la following at Ienuv'e II tel, Weston on
Wedu~s dAv a. Browu'r Hot ! South Innhons
derry; on Tpurzd4y At Towushend GA Friday At
DR.. Springs Jam"ica.
TERMS CASH
GRO II. SWIFT
Manchester, Vt Nov lat. 1871. 25ittt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

PRAIRIE WEED BALsAM,
For the cue Of Coughs, Colds and all
Consumptiye Difficulties,
An invaluable discGvery msds BY veil known
denti-t 81 Boston, on the great praifies
~ HE VI -, rough the Iuspuct OF
Horses sfiiict With the HeaFes.
lie cH Cts npnn all Thros' and Cansumptivy
troubles are udertui II rem sYss all pfs-sut,
fessm he lungs bf0daee- easy .ui natutsl brsaA
ing, causes : sect and refreshing slssp. rsstp,ss
he Inst appetite, pfevsufs diHfrhgd aud nigh
steeab, and restores the whole sy.tum 70 d..
gee - be ith ard engthr'r'ly II ever EttAia.
ed unfUr aag ntber n AtnieHt
4 nd fJF tifcu A., cunizf'tng faii AccGuut
d IL discovery and ,derf1l eurr-, or cal -
NJ drHKgi-t Tot a bHti~ aud see f1r yoafsslf
When faten 10 connection ~ith The uss u he 10
b ling Ia a. h iss oryved ~ uafsihnK rem,Gy
ftr al pulmonary compisiBts.
Price 81 90 per Bottle.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agsnts,
40 wssHinyfsn irest
MILTON AusTlS, Propr BOSTON, hAs
10 owi,si5t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
G.. NJ SYKES.

e. Nj SYKES,
Dorset, Vermont.
a's received thi. rrsseat week large s.sor,.
m 5ut VI
NEW GOODS
bought at low prices, which he will sell for cAsu
III Prices that cant be Beat.
Call sud examine the ro,d- and see il 1t is mol
-. Yoa Will lad az assortment Of
Dry o GODS Groceries,
Iruukury, Glassware HsrdwAIs
Drugs ant Msdicinpa
Phuts aud OLE
Pap"r Hnd Euyeippoa,
Hate, Caps, Bovts Shoos,
a Large Assortment of Diaries for 1872
Soap Of all kinds except "soft eoap."
T0vs for the TIolidgDs.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-18
TIE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
Election OF q PresIdent-violeus Dis
putes Between the Radicals and Com
servatives German Troops ON the
Loire.
LONDON, February 10.


In consequence of certain preparations in
the south Of France, for calling into service the
military class Of 1872 Bismarck will consent to
prolong the armistlce five days only.
The capitulation Of Belfort has been signed, and
the garrison has Withdrawn with arms and
baggage.
1t is now reported that new elections FOR dele.
gates D the National Assembly win be necessary
in this city Cressom, project OF police, has re-
signed. The authorities have fixed the price Of
bread at fifty centimes per kilogramme. The
Journal des Debats says Theirs Is universally re.
carded as the future President Of France, with
FaY,e, Picard and Buffet in the ministry.
BORDEAUX, February l6.
Grevy was elected president Of the Assembly.
The total vote was 53s. Grevy received 5lo
Faldherbe declines membership. The Assembly
confirmed the election Of thirty-three members
from Paris. Rochefort, Hugo and Floquet are
present. The chamber is strongly guarded BY
tro,ps posted outside the building. Violent re.
elimination has already occurred between Repus-
lican and Conservative deputies.
LONDON, February 16.
The conference awaits the French representa-
tire, now daily expected.
German troops are concentrating 10 large num-
bers on the Loire. If the occupation Of Paris Is
necessary, General Fslkenstein will be Governor.
The Germans continue to levy contributions.
The defensive works proposed by the British
Secretary Of War win cost fifty millions, the new
artillery ten millions, sterling.
The steamer Pacific, from Liverpool, was lost on
the Shetland Islands with twenty six Of her crew.