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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-28
LANES ALIENS ESrArE

STATE or yFRmoNr, Manchester District ~
Alta Probate Court held at Manchester within
and FOR said District Of Manchester 90 The Sth
day Of September, A. u, 1871
Present, Hon. r. Is, Burton Judge
An instrument 10 writing purpdrtng to be the
last viii and testiment OF janice Allen, late ~
Wiuhall in said Dirtrict, deceased WIS presented
Tor probate
Whereupon II wa. ordered that said in-
stfumcnt be proven az Probate Court a.
be held At the Probate Onco In Manchester h
1871; and that notice thereof be eivNu e 81 per
sons interested by Publishing q ccrlifed copy of
the record ~ said ordor three welks sucetu~iye-
~ ia the MANCHESTER JouRstl, a newspaper
printed At snid Manchester, previous 70 sald
tuc Of hearing
true record,
Attest LOyELAND MCNsON, Register.
4 true copy If record
Alteat HOMELAND MlMkON RaRl-tnr
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their rights Hose who ao hat must
answer 40 tbe bar of Justice. aad those
MON al i,g,,aosc ,-l.a. b, .eaa,f.n a..
-. 80. 49,. .t.. 5.-. H..
-'''' ''','' i''' upon ''.
selves ana h8 pIcecPi raet e'lets to
Do sa should Le the first ~ feel the
firm grin Of the law, rather than the
.l,..rr. ,,c, ,.b,,, ,be, bsq. uiala1
.
,'''''''''" ' - 49,
to enforce the law. Let as do SO,
THE "iNp'iAh 'o'Alh ANii-iNNoN-
- Wv ~ -
The Nindham County Anll-lhasonie
Society met at Fayetteville lasi week and
among other things adopted tie follow
ing resolutions
u.beycq. CONSIDERING an secret
societies Of whatever form or desig-
patien as hostile fp republican insti.
tntions and dangerous TO our civil aud
rsliriapa liberties RECOGNIZING thom as
tbc natural allies Of cgslavemont and
dasnotism. and heartily approviur of
NM LEGISLATION az lie last session of
CONGRESS aasinst one form of secret as.
sociatiop VIZ ku-kmyism. so called f:
And entertaining moreover. thorough
ronviction al he proprictv of the law
of Vermont title "A chapter ll5. sec.
,ion m ~ ofIenges AGAINST public ms.
t;,o Josir,cd Gr ne sunpressien oi
socrot s,eietios within our own state +.
therefore
Resas.s3 That we the members Of
Vinabam Couutv Aptimasopic Soci-
n,y wilI sustajn This LEGISLATION ~ ,be
ocrer,l government ana n tbn State
IF Vermont with ali the power and i'm
aucnro mai No possess ana win en-.
5cayor whether N nv polls 81 II sur
daily intercourse with our fellow.
ritiIaps 10 effect hv an fair.
oncn ana legitimate means tbo aloIi.
Kan 20 scorer societies and to free our
government from corrnption Inv tbem.
IN h bag been freed lram palIntiop ~
slavery which these societies have fos.
tered and prolonged
Ba.eiyd That torether with tho
country n argo Ne nIly recon ze
tbe necessity ii reform in our federal
Government and IN our national affairs
generally the habit Of pordoning
criminals for political purposes, lead
in5 g 2 universal iel9 , q laN,
Z
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{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, hCiug appointed hy the
chester C0nmissionefs Is receive, cxhuiiue and
adjust the claims end demands OF al porsous
against the Estato Of Willis Phelps late Of
ltupert in shd District deceased ana also an
1871 being allowed by eNil Court for that purpose.
we do, therefore, hereby give notice thatwc viii
attend 10 the business Of oat appointment az the
late residence uf tho said deceased on lhe 18th
day OF December, 1871, aud the lath day Of March
1872, from one until -four O'clock, y. M. an each
Of said days.
Pat a At Rupert this 10 Il day 81 september,
A. D., 1871
JONATHAN BAEpAfLl
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, com'fs
GEO. w FAREWELL J
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Save and mend pieces, use spnlding's Glue,
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4 ssIGNEE'S SALE

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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-07-27

kentucky, in 1924, to try and in
duce the Legislature to releasesome of
ais Old possessions seized for taxes.
He was there treated with great
honor. The Legislature at once
granted the releases.
BY the efforts Governor Vance. of
Ohio, aud the pioneer, Judge Bur
net: OF Cincinnati, Congress settled
upon the now aged hero, a pension
oftwo hundred and forty dollars a
peterborough to keep him from
want.
lie lived in peace on his Mad river
tarm until 1886, when he passed
away IN great peace.
The name of Simon kentom is dear
10 the West. Counties and towns
are named after him; children are
told stories Of his prowess and
goodness by parents who know
how to honor what is great and
good; the local papers love to
recall his name; and when the States
OF kentucky and Ohio commemor-
ate their heroes i'll monuments, the
form OF Simon Kenton will stand be-
side Boone as the Prince of Pom
eers.-N. y Weekly.
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The Weekly 0skaloosa Herald.
PUBLISHED RvERY THURSDAY BY
LEIGHTON az NEEDHAM.
II. c. Leighton. W. II. Needham'
OFFICE one door west of Poet ONCE.
TERMS.-S2.oo a Year in Advance.
,rTrpCu nIRECTORY.

FAIRVIEW-Union Circuit Union Tp.-Rev.
j. g. Thompson, Pastor.
UNIVERSALISTS OClETY.-NO regular servi'
ces. Sabbath school At 3 p. m.
NJ e. CHURCH-Rev.J.W w. Mcdonald, Pastor
Services at lOH a. IN, and p. m. Sunday
School, p. IN. Prayer meetings, thursday eve
uinEs.
SIMPSON CHARGE-(M. E.) Rev. b. Mark
Pastor. Services at 10n a. m, and p. N. sun
day School ats D. N.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services every sun
day. at I0H a. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sunday Schoo
immediately aitcg morning Service; services
Thursday evening. Thomas b. Kemp, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. s
c. McCune. Pastor. Services at lOh a. m and Tar
p ". sunday School, IA. m. Prayer meetings
rnu.sday evenings.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. j. E.
m. sunday School at 12h p. m. Prayer
meetings, thursday evenings. $4,000 -
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev VIM. Wise. Services on Sabbath al a. lots
IN. nr! y. N. Sabbath School9h a. m. Prayer
mcClIE" Wednesday evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Elder B. w.
Johnson. Pastor. Services at 10Y q. m and
90. m. sunday School sIlp. M. Prayer meeting,
rhHrsday evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. J. F. Chids, Pas,
tor. Services at 10H a m, and ~ p. m. Sun
day School "a. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
ings.
u P. CHURCH.-Rev. R. A. McAyael,
Pastor. Services 10H 4. IN. and p. m. Sunday
School ga a. IN. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
ings, At p. N.
SECOND NJ E. CHURCH (Colored) Rev
Coleman, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10h
a. IN. Sunday School at3H p. m.
FRIENDS MEETING.-COrner of Monroe and
High streets. On Let and 4th days OF the week, at
10 a. m; on lat day at p. m. Sabbath School i'm
m"datcy after services on lst day morning.
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OF the Republican party the Oma-
ha Tribune says: "And then its
nlstory-even including all it's faults
and counting all its errors-has been
prouder than that left by any other
political organization. 1t has been
the story Of continued triumphs over
wrong, of splendid heroism, of infin-
lite SeIt-sacritce, OF loyalty to the
right. Its memorials are among the
choicest and most precious of all hu-
man history
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-07-27
IOWA NEWS,

THE wife of "a Mr.. Goodron, liv,
ing three miles from Cedar Rapids.
was horrible mangled by reaper,
. few days since. While holding
the reins, she became entangled in
the machinery, and being suddenly
thrown from her seat before the
sickle, was fearfully cut about the
abdomen, the flesh beng torn from
the thigh to the bone, her left limb
below the knee cut and broken and
the bones in one of her arms nearly
severed. She is still living, but nc
hopes are entertained of her recovery
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JEWELER.
DENTISTS.
nr.L. ID. ROUNDS,
HOUSE MOVING.

EDsoN a. HAYWOOD, HOUSE MOVERS.
Ia To those who have poor houses or those who
have not any The undersigned are now pre-
pared to move or raise old houses for poor peo-
pie cheaper tn IN the cheapest and will give good
satisfaction All work warranted.
n38u EDISON a. HAYWOOD.
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A gentleman addressing a pas.
sionate lOve-letter to lady in the
same town, added this curious post
script: "Please send me a speedy
answer, as have somebody else in
my eye."
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A party of fishermen near De.
Moines on last Thursday hearing the
cries of child near by, proceeded
to the spot, and found a man in the
river up to his waist, holding the
child under water, and woman OF
the bank Witnessing the operation
They claimed to be the parents O.
the child, and the woman said haG
determined to part, and were drown
ing the child so as not to be both
cred with it. They were allowed t.
escape but were overhauled mex
ed murder. tits thought the child
was stolen.
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Mamma said little boy who had
been sent to dry towel before the
fire, lis it done when it's brown p
Archbishop Whateley said God
could undoubtedly have made bet
ter fruit than the strawberry, but He
never did,
Ladies who wear point-lace shawls
should know, to appreciate them,
that it takes two hundred women two
years steady work to finish them.
An exchange mentions a case be-
You'd the oculist. 1t is that of young
lady who, instead ola common pu-
pill, has college student in her eye.
A minister not long ago preached
from the text: "Be ye therefore
steadfast ;" but the printer made
him expound from "Be we there for
breakfast"
A New York school teacher is &C.
cused of being drunk, because he
read from the Bible, And the cock
wept thrice, and Peter went out and
crew bitterly
4 knew he'd fall said Uncle
ScrOuch, when he heard of the mis-
fortune in business of a neighbor.
why p "Cause he would buy the
earliest SARGE that came into market
A Fenian over the water was call
ed on for toast. He gave the fol-
! lowing
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COUyTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY DIRECTORY

1t Ward. HENRY MATTOX. L. D. ROUNDS
>nI NaId........JOHN SIEBEL. j. YOUNG
3rd Ward. JAS. RIIINEHART. ID. A. HURST
4lh Ward. ii. c. HUNTSMAN, j. INCLUSION.
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NEW ADyEHrfsEMENrs.
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Agents OF Hew York.
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hnn1 A aoNTH.-Ierse q id carriage furn-
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BELMONT co. COMMON PLEAS
COORT, STATE OF OHIO.
Mary Aagans,

= AMUEL HAGANS of Philadelphia. Penn
- - iVstnIa, wlli take nOllce that Mnry H.
,ns, ulu Oh the hlst uay Oi SepteIn ber A. D. is. 4
Jo1rt uI Common Pleas WIthin und f,,r ~.
ountS ci beinioit anu state OF OHIO chafguls
,ae SAID sainuet hagsrns with gross negieet uI
susS, wlth eAtlSlne efpeiiy, ana Win t5sol uAl
.iut'AehheSs Tor three ears lust past AHA us (
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'e iOl nearing az the next ,ei IA UI s0lu l uuft
Dated his nfst day oI september, 1871.
MAtt1 HAUANS,
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Gun materials OF every kind Write for Price
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Ss Collecting upon all points throughout the
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Accounts of the b ness public and Others
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essay demonstrates from tbs -, - ols
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-07-27
California Wonders.

Near the confines Of FRESNO, rulare,
and Inyo counties, in the vicinity Of
the head waters Of Keweah, there exists
remarkable piece of country. The
Indians say It is the abiding place of
the Evil Spirit The country is rugged
and roeky--nountains, with deep val
ieys aud PERCEPTIONS cliffs. Snakes and
reptiles Of every description abound in
untold numbers, aud, taken 10 all, it is
wild aud most uninvitins region.
But, aside from this, most curious
phenomenon exists. The ground trem
bles and quakes almost continuously,
and the abundant rocks grind aud grit
together as if being urged by some ter
rible influence frequently, deep dis
charges are heard, muffisd aud dull,
like the distant sound Of heavy artillery.
At night the sounds seem to be more
abundant than 10 the day time. No
Indian can be Induced to venture near
the locality, regarding it with supersti
tious horror. No theory is advanced
by any one 10 account for the strange
phenomena mentioned We also learn
from VIM. Eaymonville that above the
head Of Crano Valley, in this county,
another place similar to the one men
tioncd exists. Persons who have visited
the last place named describe the sounds
mentioned as like mufiied thunder.
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agila af'sstern seenes.
70 Semitic Valley.

The tourist is offered two distinct
routes to the Valley-etrails" they are
called in San Francisco--o Of which
includes sight Of the big trees Of the
Calaveras grove, aud the other Of the
big trees Of the Mariposa grove. There
are, Of course, competing lines Of stages
aud horses which '.run" these respec.
tive trails" aud the tourist who wishes
to visit the Valley is assured BY The
agents of both Of these companies that
he will lose all satisfaction in the trip
should he fail to take the special route
which they represent. However, nature,
kinder and more truthful to the tourist
than the nercenaiy wretches who trade
in her grandeur aud phenomena, will
reward the traveller who takes either
route. The wonders Of these groves oil
giant trees are hardly to be understood
without looking upon them. Over three
hundred feet in height, aud of vast
circumference, these monarchs of the
forest impress the beholder with awe.
Visitors to these localities are generally
put through certain routine exercises
which are the common lot Of all who
come to see. They ride for fifty feet
through the heart Of one fallen tree
followed out for the purpose, and assem-.
bic hundred strong upon the leyelled
stump of another. There are already
established at these groves excellent
hotels, which are nicely kept. As the
tourist approaches the perilous reaches
Of the journey, when descending into
the Valley from the mountains, the Cal
ifornia mustang, famed for its sure
footedness, is brought into requisition.
Upon these trusty animals men, women,
and children ride with feeling of Sc
curity upon the narrow shelves of per.
pendicular mountain sides, where mis-.
step or stumble would precipitate
animal and rider thousand feet below.
But so safe are these horses that but few
casualties are mentioned rs having oc
CURED 10 their use. Tn, pack mule is
also another great feature Of journey
TO the fo Semitic. These dromedaries
Of the Sierra Neyadas will carry com.
fortably from four hundred aud fifty to
i've hundred pounds up and down steep
mountain passes where it would seem
next to impossible to gain footing un-
encountered. Moonlight in the Valley,
as described by traveller who recently
visited the spot, presents spectacle at
once sublime and weird. "The success.
sivc views" he says, "of Bridal Veil,
Waterfall, III Captain, Cathedral Rocks
and Spires, Sentinel Rock aud Dome,
70 Semitic Falls, North and South
Domes, and Glacier Rocks, with the
broad moonlight lifting them, as it we're.
from the canvas of night, while our
hearts were gladdened and solemnized,
seemed such manifestation of Gods
power that no tribute of words was pos.
sible; We could only ride in silence and
wonder, forgetful of WEAKNESS and hun.
ger, forgetful Of infrmities Of whatever
kind, aud mindful only of Omnipo.
fence."
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. S. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
Il J services at his Office,
Westminster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmitisburg-Fourlh "Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
Meehanicstown--Fourth Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middleburg-FirstF Friday.
uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
:, fancy town-Second Thursday Afternoon &
Friday.
Union Bridge-Thi-d Wednesday Afternoon
aud Thursday Forenoon.
New WIndsOr-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb 20.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-07-27

The head masterships of the great
public schools il England are very val
uabls. Eton is worth about 10000,
with . large residence; Harrow, the
same; Rugby, about $4,000 In fo,-
ner days head masters usually became
bishops, but they are not SO certain Of
nitezs now.
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M 0 RAVIAN Sc MINARY
For YOUNG LAnIE

IOh lOb M iADlES
"LISDES HALL" POUNDED 1884,
1T IS most important for Parents to know
i where they can get the best English Educa-
ton and lnstructio in Music--YOeal and In
strumeBtal-Drawing, Painting, German,
French, Latin and Wax Work, for their dau gh-
tiers. This Institution has been In successful
operation for more than three quarters of a
century, and nearly four thousand young La
dies have been educated herel
W. Do not fail to address for Circular with
all desired information, Rev. EUaESE A.
pRuEAuEF, Principal, Litiz, Lancaster county,
Pennsy lvania.
State that you saw the advertisement in the
Westminster Adrocaie. mar o GINS
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Wood veneering for walls is failure.
10 seasoning il cracks, curls up and falls
Of All who have used It have been
compelled TO replace il with something
better.