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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-18

On and after this Date
WESTERN EXPRESS,
Connecting for New York and the West
Leaves Atlanta. .9:3O p NJ
Arrives Dalton -o'U@ NJ
" Chattanooga --...----- 3:23 "
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
To to the North and West, carrying Pullman
Palace Car to Louisville.
Leave atlailla- ---- 1890 Soy a. NJ
Arrives Dalton ----.----- -. -2Ol T. M
Arrives at Chattanooga. 4:37 +. M
TIGHTENING EXPRESS
Passengers leaving Atlanta by this Train ar
rive in New York the second afternoon at
4:44 PM, Ii Hours and 50 minutes
earlier han Passengers leaving by
Augusta the same evening
Leaves Atlanta -4;l0 p NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga. WAY r. NJ.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
Carrying through Palace Gar from Louisville,
North and West.
Leave Chattanooga 4;45 Pm
Arrives Atlanta. ---.....--..--- l2'4o A. M.
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
From the North and West.
Lea yes Chattanooga -5:45 A NJ.
Arrives at Atlanta .l:4o p.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Dalton. ....-....12 1910 A. Nj.
Arrives at Atlanta 10 A. NJ.
JOSEPH Il. BROWN, President
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THEY SAY.

They say--Ah well, suppose they do 7
But can they prove the story true!
Supicion may arise from naught
But malice, envy, want of thought,
Why count yourself among the they"
Who whisper what they dare not sayY
They say--but why the tale reliearse,
And help TO make the matter worse
No good can possibly accrue
From telling what may be untruef
And is it not a nabler plan
10 speak Of all the best you cam
They say-weli. if it should be 50,
Why need you tell the tale woe 7
VIII il The better wrong redress,
Oh make one pang Of sorrow less
viii it the erring one restore,
lienceforth 70 go and sin no more :"
They-oh pause and look within
See how thy heart inelines TO sin,
Watch lest, in dark temptations hour.
Thou too should sink beneath its power :
Pity the frail. weep Der their fall
Bot speak Of good or not at Nil
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A reporter writing up a wreck at
sea, said that no less than thirteen
unfortunates bit the dust.
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HalGsS MAKING and Repairing.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

HNHE undersigned have opeuel Shop in
the rear of Mrs B. Shoenthalfs Contrc
ionery, where they are prepared to furnish at
he shortest notice of the best material and at
he lowest prices, BOOTS AND SHOES Of all
sizes or TO make or repair Harness &c. Give
Us a call and we guarantee satisfaction.
GORHAM g. BLACKWELL.
! Jan. 20 ls7l-ly,
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THEY SAY.

The author of this poem is un-
known tous. 1t is worth reading
The writer has doubtless suffered,
from the class to whom it refers,
Gossip and Scandal Mongers, the
Singing Adder, Kissing Serpents,
and Poisoned Scorpions, of cur So
eial system" Parents and guardians
keep your children from the society
Of these moral assassins, as you
would from leper, whose breath is
pollution, and touch is death:
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CHILLS AND FEVER.

Simmons Liver Regulator
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent meC itine,
is sure to cure il taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating beverage.
Is a faultless family medicine,
Is The cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest results
10 the most delicate infant.
Does not interfere with business.
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and Bltters OF ev-
cry kind
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
Simmons Liver Regulator the
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
Is manufactured only by
j. n. zEILIN & CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
Price S1.00 per package sent by Mail,
postage paid, S1.25; prepared, ready for use
in bottles, S1.50
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
r Beware Of all Counterfeits and limitations.
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GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC,

for LIVER COMPLAINT and the painful of
spring thereof. to wit: DYSPEPSIA, CON
SrIPATION, Janndice, Bilious attacks SICK
HEADACHE, Collie, Depression OF SplritF
SOUR STOMACH, heart Burn &c, &c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-22
InuN nnnI-rN.s ssrArr

<gt1I re- NfAnaNr. Manchester Maifiet 80
Al Probate lsuri bella ~ Manchester Within
apa fgy said District vi Msbghcstct on the slst
DDS % Jabnaft, A. n., 1874
trcsrHi TON, D. Is Nartan 1udrr
tbs hdmtuieifstuf un tbe caiatc 81 lahn
Dae}ey laie ~ sAndN rate lbs said District lercased,
made Application % snid Court a. render bic so-
.oUuu&
Nhrwupuu il was ordered that said account
be eSAmiH,3 iaI allowance a. rfobate e.iaft 70
bo hrld 50 The last "Wednesday In February,
1879 and thai uutiee thereof be given 10 AL pnf-
euus iuteEeslod ~ Publishing . eutbhej copy u
Tbs fpcara 70 said order three weeks snoccsslrely
in lu MsSlBnIEn JouRsAt, newspaper print
a a shia Nancbcstor, ptcyleua e. rsla time u
hearing,
a true heeGTd
Attest LONELANn MUNsoN, gegi6lsf
4 true e0pf 20 rreurd
Auesi LOYFLAND MuNsoN, Register,
gTSa28K
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csnHcl ,s soda utheut niaTs tn }hase Interested
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tht frsssls staffasUa D. GRAFT hin eeease g.
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sti1 tH.'lfsiiaf at htld ~ a Probate Neugi - ea
hr}t = lh Probate UiheC in Man0besiaf, tu ssia
u.sale ea 81 ls tsy % NsFch lsrl and thst
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LASDGRoyE.

The long talked of sleigh ride came
Off on Tuesday, and, for a wonder there
has not been more lovely day or better
sleighing this winter. Nearly forty
couples participated, and, as nearly all
went with single teams the procession
stretched out half mile, and il actually
made a mans head swim when they
drove by at rapid pace. And the music
of the bells! 1t was none Of your penny
rattles but regular chorus Of sweet
music. The party drove to East Dorset
where they partook Of fine collation.
spread by our good friend Barrows, and
then home by way Of Factory Point. The
ride was great success and will be re-
membcfed with pleasure by all partici-
pants.
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JAMAICA

We have long searched the columns
Of the JouRSAL for news from Jsmaica,
but all III vain, and we think it shame
that our village cannot have name and
place among her sisters. II Is true we
have no serious street brawls, no drunk
en- riots, few terrible accidents; indeed
our people seem to take little interest IN
furnishing items for a newspaper. We
have no marriages, 10 divorces; alas we
cannot say no deaths! The peace and
quiet Of our community Is doubtless ow-
ing to the presence Of three well known
lawyers IN our midst, to say nothing Of
the home Of Judge. But though their
business may thrive upon discord and
strife, yet our lawyers with other promi-
neut citizens ars laboring efficiently 70
suppress that most fatal source Of disoofd
and misery, intemperancc.
-Onr two religious societies though
not large, number some faithful working
ones, and rejoice f. true, earnest pastors.
About Christmas time they agreed TO dis
agree. the Congregational sabbath School
having festival 81 tie eve OF the 25tli
the Baptsis on New Years eve. Owing
10 previous engagements We we're unable
"a attend the 6rst aud behold its wonder
/ nll fruit-bearing tree, bat Of rs praises
we heard not few At The second W.
were more fortunate, being both behold
err and parlakers The opening exercis.
a. consisted 81 prayer, several beaStiiu
pieces spoken by tie children, followed
by t0asts and their responses. which wer,
Ioudly cheeled IN response 10 the toast
'sThe old year" the pastor, Rev q, L
Frenyear, read 50 original poem ,of which
a. we are not members of bis church, VI
may speak without being accused of an
due praise. We think il would compar'
fayorably with ibe productions 81 man!
4 Of cur recognized poets. IT. choice sen
timent clothed ia easy dietion. It's sparkle
Of wit amid gravcr thought, were worth
II s larger Il not more appreeiatiye aud
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IoNATHAN HuLErT,s ESTArE.

STATE or NERtoEf, Manchester District, ~
At a Probate Court held At Manchester within
and for said District Of Manchester on tho oath
day Of January, A. y. 1872,
Present Hon, T.. 3, Burton, Judge,
An instrument ia Whiting purportlnR 10 be the
last will and testament Of Jonathan Halott late Qf
Dorset, IN said District, deceased, was pfbsent
ed for probate,
Whereupon il was ordered that said IN
etrumCnt be proven ut Il Probate Court To
be held at the Probate Office IN Manchester Ia
esid District on the last Wednesday In February,
1872; and that notice thereof be given 20 all por-
sons interested 10y publishing a certified copy Of
the record Of said order three weeks successive
" in the MANCHESTER JoUHNAI, newspaper
printed al said Manchester previous 10 said
time Of hearing.
A true record,
Attest, LoyELAND MUNsON, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, L0YELASD MuNsoN, Register.
373w33x
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thcY Manufacture the yariCas ar
tlcles iof whicA nley are noted through,
cat tlso country We alsa visited their
barn which vogld delight sbc heart 81
any lover 81 agricultural pursuits d s
built 81 stone three stories high and near
" two hundred feet Is lengih i i 3
siinaicd that the main driveway lH Use
upper story and The hay sul grain So
DORIS ca each side on The second aoor
arc various ooulfiyapecs or pupsang
foodwhlch Is lowered through openings 20
thc stalls below The stables are ou ibc
lower door. au1 81 mont 81 each SIAN ~
posted u large letter, thc rsme 81 DE
COW that occupies IT, Nc noticed suCh
names a. spot, Beauty iilly, eie., 90 t5c
shakers are not altogether devoid q 70
etry zach cow knows rs name and
place and behaves Ia quiet, sober nam.
ncr altogether unlike ordinary cattle aud
very much 10 contrast with lhe conduct
Of the wicked COW that sol iirc 10 Chicago,
Though this s. au uuia,oable season Of
Tie year 70 visit Mt Lebanon We enjoyed
our trip to the Shakers exceedingly,
During our stay al lhe Springs we stop
ped az Fields Hotel which isa model
house aud better kept than anything Of
the kind irom Rutland 70 Chatham. Ia
tho evening the young.peope assembled
for hop, partly for our benefit, and we
had fine time and formed some very
pleasant acquaintance which we hope to
renew at some future time. Indeed we
left Lebanon Springs with The feeling
that It would be for the benefit Of all con-
cerncd If the people on The line Of our
railroad were better acquainted and
would work more in harmony,
CHATHAM.
The meetings at Maiden Bridge still
continue with new converts every even
ing.
T, X. Ilu1sog delivered an interesting
lecture on the Remains OF ancient en-
pire in America, in the lecture room Of
the church, Tuesday evening, Feb. goth.
Rider & Palmer are holding about
100 tons Of pressed hay ID their barn here,
waiting for an advance IN the market.
They still keep the press running how
ever.
The weather for few days past has
been very favorable for those who have
logs TO draw. The farmers in this vicn-
ity have been industriously improving the
time, and have already slipped some 2jo
or 800 logs in S. Wilbor's mill yard
There are about as many more that are
still back, and as the sleighing IS getting
thin, may have to wait for more snow.
WEST LEBANON.
-Bev. g. j. Brown, Of Chatham, will
preach at the Methodist church on Thurs.
day evening of this week. a collection
will be made for Mr.. Brown.
The donation held at the church last
Thursday evening, for the benefit Of Rev
Il. A. Braman, was well attended. Pro
ceeds amounting to over 500.
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ENEpERIcK sHEPPARp,s Es.

TATE srATr YfnaoSr Manchester pi-.
tract ss
Ats Probate Court held At Manchester, within
aud Ton said District 90 Manchester uu the I'D
day Of January, A. j. 1874
Present. Hon. q .. BURTON Judge
An Instrument ia writing purporlng % be the
last will and testament 10 Frederick sheppard
late Of Lhndgrove 10 said District, deceased. was
prs aeuttd t0T probate,
Whgcup9n t Nat ordered that saii inrifn-
Nest ~ Ir4vaH III a Probate g1utt % ~
held a tho Probate uHigrm Manchester, 10 said
district ou Tire last "Wednesday ia February 1872
and that uotcc thereof De given - allpersuns %.
ttrested bt publishing a certified cops ~ tho
record u said order thfon weeks puecoshiNely ~
llW MANCHESTER IouHNkr newspaper printed
st said Manchester previous 20 said time ~
hesiipE.
trBc reuord,
Attest. IoYEIAND Mt NsoN, Register
A tfse copy II record,
Attoet. IOyEliAND MuNS0N ReRleter
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4 SsIGNEEs NOTICE.

n
- Ia the Dietrict Court Of The United staies foY
tile District % Vermont
III the matter Of Warner w Niles, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that have been duly
appointed hy said District Court Assignee Ia tho
above entitled case
MYR0N BARTON, Assignee
Shaftsbury W. Feb.6, 1872, 313w3x
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.

- 4(e the a4Arr5 IaeFr belIt app5lhtsd ~ ths
Bsa Eas Ir9l4se gJUf 81 thf District ~ AAE
.Bestef Cyam4ssi9aes o. receive exsHias Nng
a1iast tlf aialms sad demands " al psFsgns
sea4asG tae Lttatf "a
Jada T. Cosug late u 6AndgAts
is cad bsrtfigl teteEfsd Sud sls3 al claims hni
demands exhibited % 9aset thereto std SIS
Hiolslis ffua the al.t - - JaBnsfy ls3z beiug
a85oHe8 ~ sad egan i9s tast pntPgse. ~ 1e,
therefore hftthy gave a0fi5Hs t4st ae VII attebd
10 sllt bHsi8ess n oaf appointment 81 t4f itte
rsslasBre y .sid deceased 90 le sEl lay u NAY
asd ne 8la day n iaiy. = b 1872 from Biav
4 h gDtH t3Uf 8si9sh y ia. ~ each q "a g dasss
Dated S. Ha44EAsf Tie 8sst day y 3aaHarfl 4,
n liza
ALEXANDER Law,
FsfFAFVAM TAAFFETH {'fsssa
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SUGAR MAKERS

Buy Posts Galvanized Metallic, Eureka
Sap Spout aud Bucket Holder Of Me.
They wiz aave FDa ED twU years more thaH
enough ta paf Tor theu II nst satisfactory.
ya4ue3 ttfduust HH lshe @aple sugaf made
us aItp spiaF q. 3flsr. Oiled DF no 500
Msre8 Ist lssA BlAH q bRfui
E4sl DuHsef Uae l9th lafi al2at8etllat
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Simeon sheldon has sold bis house
asa IL 10 rrAnkHn Farm price slio0.
II. ~. Yoaun has sold bis farm % his son
sllss Youlin; prioe 5000.
The friends of Joseph Garland, the
Congregational minister d ibis place paid
La 5 donation Yisit last Wednesday ey-
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

- n pusais will hc recsignd at the once 81
the Bennington and 6agtoBbuty Railroad, hIHs
hog anl Manufacturing Company, IN Bennington
unti lha fret DAY 81 March. is72, for the furuisl
ifR uad delivery Uu tlo line IT said railroad ~
6iieen thoupanA 4smleck Oak, Chestnut ~ Rcd
Beech railroad tier, eght feet loug, siE inches
deep by sia iuehos face
H. G MOOT. President
Bennington, Feb. 8. 1872 s75slisx
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Local Intelligence.
aantrn rarrsato, ntllHoap.

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MARGARET COLLINS ESTATE

~
~ STATE or VERMONT Manchester District, rs.
Alta Probate Court held in Manchester within
and for said District OF Manchester, on the 9th
day Of February, A. D. 1872
Present, Hon, Z. y Burton, Judge
An instrument in writing purportiug 10 be tho
last will aud testament Of Margaret Collins late
Of Manchester, in ssid district, deceased, was
presented for probate
Whereup0n II was ordered that said insilu-
ment be proven at Probate Court to DO
held at the Probate Office IN Manchester IN said
District on the last Wednesday In February, A. ID.
1879 aud that notice thereof be given 10 all per
CONS interested by publishing certified copy
of tho record Of said order three weeks success
siyely In the Manchester JoUngAL, AnewspApor
printed at said Manchester previous 10 said time
OF hearing.
true record,
Attest L6vELAND MuEsoN. Register.
true copy Of record,
Attest, L0yELAND MuEsoN, Register.
373w33x
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We have had few mild and pleasant
days the past week, and sugar-makers are
beginning TO talk Of the sweet time com
ing.
Hon. Ira X. Batchelder and wife OF
/ Townshend are visiting with their former
neighbors aud friends in this place Peru
lost one OF its most enterprising and in.
/ luential citizens by Mr.. B's removal to
Townshend aud we would gladly wei.
come him again as a resident OF This town.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
nARM EoR SALE

Cisfktyiile, containing about 5G aefes. suitably
divided into muHing, pasture and tllage, sugar
orchard u one hundred tfscu ard small appl
orchard. Tie buildings are 10 good repair slth
ruIuiug Eaterto house aud barn. The premises
ere situated about 40 rods from school, 10 rods
from giist and saw mill blacksmith shop, post
Offices and store AlsJ tire sthfF small lott
which will Be z1ld sth tle above rrmises j, Dc
sired. Terms easy Far further particulars ins
qplfe u W. w. WILEY.
Iandgroyo, Vt. Jan 81, 1874 8Gl4tfr
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Sheldon Bliss, formerly of Dorset,
now a resident Of Michigan, is (after an
absence ofseycral years. at present spend
ing little time in town, with wife aud
son-mueh to the qualification Of old
friends and acquaintance.
The nice, quiet company of young
people that came from Manchester on a
recent saturday evening, and had supper
at our hotel, were highly complimented
by Mr. Baker and family, and their visit
was appreciated.
1t has been an unusually good time
for supplying ice houses this winter, the
lee on our pond being Is inches thick in
places. Large quantities have been hauled
away, not only by our own citizens, but
! By people from adjoining towns.
+ Oar Soolable was held last Thursday
At tie house OF VIM. TyrrcI, and was at
tended BY a large company. Dorset poo
ple were not disappointed IN their antici.
+ patton Of having a iirst-rAte time IN every
sense OF the word. They are to meet thi.
week Thursday afternoon and evening at
the house q Mr.. O. c. Gilbert. We trust
there will be large attendance, rs spring
Is near At hand when these parties mus
81 discontinued. aud the fee that Is takes
Is for worthy object,
As we are quiet, orderly people
tliere q not ofeu much tha, is exciting L
report. Oue sublec, | 10 wish % refei
to. lest some d our pcople may not =,
posted and that j., we are having an ex
ceIlent school, taught by Miss Jessie War
ncr. BE takes unwcaried pains 70 inter
c.i tie children 10 their studies, and The!
are making greater progress than usual
win not parents visit the school, and
doubt not they viii zee Il l. for our Inter
: cat 10 secure her II possible for The cominI
season.
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The next ftcfatsr fasa uaHlssisan ~ Aa1uirsm
llsivs. paA g. s1i 81 held 90 lharHasy
n l.. WYMhS, Nm
T. d U&fts T. NJ.
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Adsairass thaptsf. Ne. - IT, y w.
Seat reRoiar c1Htsealisa pa "Wednesday even
L. q ORyiS. II T.,
a l.. BLACK. Sect.
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saiuF. Ths hsurs tbt nQEapaay tsrriet
visa ihr clergyman were very hapFi'y
BFnt
Tia Eupcu LiierAg Association
nambcrs eighty members Tie last meet
~ wns held 81 ] y Hopkins 10 West
Raperi Tie next meeting . pebble
entertainments q ne Digrid iial iu TO.
pert on Thursday evening 81 this week.