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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
GOLD STUDS

Plain ensmeled and engraved, Gold Studs ret
in Pearl, OnyN, Coral, Montana, Briliauts Real
aud Garnet Opal Ruby Enameled cut Onyx,
etc, Fine Gold cluster Pins. bne Gold single.
stone Pms, Hair chains and hair chain mounting
Gold attaching chains, Rolled plate vest chains,
hard soldered aud finely finished, warranted to
wear as well as Gold. Steal thHua Sill, Guards,
Vest Hooks bMiyle BarH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
IN CHANCERY


Defendants.
In Equity. December Term, 1872
Whereas q decree Was made 10 this cause At
zaid term by the Court Of Chaueery, 81 the State
OF Vermont, IN favor Of the orators against the
defendants, I the foreclosure 90 a certain mort
gtgs executed by said Lebanon Syringe Railroad
Company 70 the orators % Trustees and whore.
ar bg said decree ii liz ord rod that unless he
sum Of four hundred and ninety thousan1 dUllats
and costs, adiu ged DO due the orators az
trustees under said mortgage rhall be paid BY
the defendants before tho 2ith day u jaunafy
1873, the railroad prsmkea property aud iran
chi,tH conveyed Is said mortgage be sold by me,
a. q Rpeeial Masttf Of said Court, at pubh aua-
ton 10 tue highest bidder f1r cash. ta satisfy
said decree, and co nryauees made thereof to
the purchaser accordingly,
fhere5y qtrc H0asb that ! shall iu pursuance Of
said decree aud IN conformity with he directions
sell az public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash on the 20lh day Of January, 1873, AZ two
O'Clock ia the afternoon, at the Court House 81
Bennington, in the county Of bennington and
State OF Vermont unless the amount Of said dc.
cfeo ia previously paid by said defendants sll
that certain railroad viii It's privileges, appuf-
teuaurtH premises, tlghtB and property formerly
known aa the Vermont and Now York railroad
auu now the pfopetly0f tha Harlem Extension
Railroad Company, extending from TIE State line
between the States Of New Iofk and Vermont, %
Hgosiak, in the County ~ lenr tIaer aud Alaig
Of New York, TO the village 6i Bennington, 10
tho SAID County Of Bennington, o distance Of
Eve miller, moro ofles-, connecting lhr railroads
f1fmcFis kuuRn Ha th# Lebanon Springs UIlrutt.
iH the Stale Vi New fJis. and t. beuWpZieH
aud Rutland railroad DO the State ii Vermont
sud forming with those roads g. consolidated the
Harlem FytfusIHH railroad aa BOW aHt 4 aHa ap
Grated Together wth aa tHe ff4UeHl8#s t9f
owning. mamtaipipg anH operating tho s9iI NH
mont aud hsw YORK. railroad danfra HadHf lHa
lave 1i the state ~ Ypu4Iat. BY Hali Lebanon
-puu#a and Harlem EAtguHJn i3iIf9aa Comps
Mes, o. Euw held or enjoyed BY either e them.
Il. &. III l.F u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
GOLD p EN- s

Cold Pens in gold slide or roycsse ebony hold
ors Gold Pens in gold lined ebony holders and
fine morocco boxe, complete Gold Pens in
storling silver heavy top extension cases. Gold
Pens in gold lined Telescope hOIders. Gold
pens in sterling silver screw extension cases.
Ladies' Gold Pens IN elegant pearl hoIC ers aud
fancy morocco caees. Gold Pens IN gold lined
French spring ebony holders &rGE rem Var
yHUfpH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
Adams Hall, Factory Point Vt,

would most respectfully inform my former
patrons and the public generally that ] have
opeAed mv Photographic Rooms aud aui now
prepared 10 oalch the "tecuug shadow" IN ey'
cry variety of style foeiing that with " my long
experience in the business | am fully compo-
tent 10 plaare the moH lasldious.
picturtg 81 deceased pcrrous, views Of resi.
dences aud SCENERY madr upon short notice, and
ut reasonable rates Miniatures neatly set m
lockots. pins rings, ett. Especial attention
paid to copying cnarging aud Flushing IN India
INK, oil, or water eolors, also keep on hand y
hlo assortment 81 Albums. PLAIN aud Fancy Ca.
res ChromOs, EngraHngs, Stuooscopes, and
Views, Picture Frames, Cord, Knobs, and 10 fact
almost every thing relative to tho trade, which
will be sold az thc l0Eost possible figure,
Thanking the public for the very liberia pat
rousgo formerly received. hope 10 merit con
tinuanco Of the came. In every case saushc-
tiou guaranteed. . .....-..
q. 4. WILKINSON
Factory Point " Oct z. 1917 2UuK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
SLEEVE BUTTONS

Enameled Pearl aud garnet GEL ctr,. Fine aoiid
Gold Sleeve Buttons engraved enameled, and
also in Initial Letters Pearl, Bloc STONE. Cameo
ton stnneR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
n.,r @ Ia r NJ S aua

Book-A,bmns containing pictures. BOOK
Lpckets contain pictures, Gold satehels, Cold
scissors, Pen Knives, Ice Blocks Lanterns, chi
tars, Heart, Small satchols, Small 10 kets Dl-
ydcrs, Cahpers, Bellows, Opera Glasses, Anchors
Bell, Pitchers, Key and seal, Carnohau, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

am prepared To furnish ans @! tAe Ia1ra than
10 the market easea in Gold on Silver 60 suit
customers. Fine swiss movements ia Hunting
cases as low as 70 90, Ladies Watches gascd ~.
Solid Gold S2a 90, up. Al grades Of vatchos of
American or Eoreigu Manufacturer furnished az
prcaa defNlng nnngetitlmm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
BR ACELETS.
MASONIC PINS .

Square and Compass. Trowel, Apron, Royal Arch
Key stone, Olive Branch, Skull and Cross Ponies,
Letter @, Masonic and Odd Fellows combined,
Masonic Sleeve Buttons, Key stone Lookets. Key
stone Charms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

WEAT G, F. SWEET
KEEPS STOCk.
Co,k Stoves TOT Wood, Cook Stoves for Coat,
iarlor Stoves Tor Wood. parlor Stoves
for coal, Pots, Kettles, Spiders,
Frying PAM, Watermans Pans
Sad Irons Stove Shove's,
Enameled Kettles, In
amoled Stew psn-,
Stove Brushes,
Stop pais,
Blackins,
Chamber Sets,
Table Tea and
Basting Spoons, Esq
Besters, Meal Stoves, Il
Patent Sifters, Clothes Pans,
Clothes Baskets, Five kinds
simmer, 4 kinds ladies', Oilers,
Nutmeg Graters, Lamps, Matches, Rat
lies, Tn Whistles, Sewer Traps, sinks, Tubs,
Pills, Brooms, Mop Sticks, Dripping Pans, stov"
Pipe, Heaters, Cistern, Well and Gu
cumber wood Pumps
To be continued.
&. j. aWETT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19

Garnet. Moss AGATE, and CarbuneIn sasl Rinp-,
Imitation Diamond, single stone and Cluster
Hard solder Gold scale HngH. solid n, 10 aud
Is Caret, PLAIN Engine Turned aud Chased
Rings
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
SETS OF JEWELRl
RlNGS

In Solid Gold Also Rolled Plate, Stock Plate,
latest stife..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
ULOVh y

ID y = q >
Apieiieau ana frouab, ssya.1 sad We gAt ol3e4s
furnished iu l.o-a Nht& Bsca Waiaat aaa
Bronze. 80 GtHr $ and AEaa y ..l cHs. / have al
- tBe IarFE Alarm Cl9eEa VITA French silvia Of
n.Dfouiells-- ranging s.. ri .es from i 81 $50 /
have the finest assessment of American G.arLa
ey ohrrtd in l.ss uriD ay, ranging in pacns
f-mIn u 10 ~ Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
LOR SAIL.
i CENTS READ THIS want 10

"A mufg good Agsats 81 whom t1fiaHlFe t4as
tftl q Isutar1 Il abT wsuuty nyt already taken
sH iha stale % &Da Iafk etli u given 81 eaatzsa
faf tle Nas sitter. GrasQras hragefI Egg
rsufs. aaalIf $50 Htr cent lFohf h. aesais Flet
tfemiaa aWEf4-d ~ ues.aTa Asu lgfh Par ~
ik9L Ibree aayr supply rArfifa % alHn.pn
ta8sA STATE 81 ,ras and usird cluiet n
counties. E4I sasifess 81 .s-iHg stamp ~ terms
EMFI-yA EelLkBED1ks
Bono EauaFy r9ilt. Beuae Co. 80
ten scent f8g Sew Gufk araF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-12-19
BLACK JEW ELR Y

ENBLEMs OF ALI KINDS MADE TO ORDER
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
VIII They DO Et2

If the Democrats will come up to the
scratch and vote the Liberal ticket to a
man, and thus prove their good faith in
operating with the Liberal Republicans,
Polk County will give Greeley one
hundred majority 4; Oregon will be re-
deemed from corrupt rings and mis-
rule, and Horace Greeley and Gratz
Brown will be elected by handsome
majority. Will you do it? Or will
you 90 back on all you have done at
Baltimore, stay away from the polls,
and thus defeat Greeley, elect Grant,
and thereby rivet for four years longer,
the chains of slavery upon the already
fettered limbs of your Southern breth
ern. The responsibility is with you
You can elect or defeat Grant as you
sec fit. The Liberals will vote against
him to man, and with vim. We
call upon you as you love liberty and
country, come with US to the polls on
Tuesday, and mingle with us your
united effort to drive from the halls OF
our National Capitol this military
usurper
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

this regard, consuma.e ass; who then
can it be? if it be the man who, Daniel
like, falls upon his knees three times a
day, and with windows open, asks the
great God Of the universe to give US
rulers who shall be patterns of piety,
teaching temperance and good morals,
let him rise from his supplication and
vote for Grant, but talk temperance
and reform no more.
We call upon all who hon =stiy be-
lieye this present administration to be
corrupt; oil who believe Grant TO be
incompetent to perform the high and
responsible duties, that Lelong to the
Chief Magistrate of this great Republic;
all who are satisfied, that change
Of administration would rebound TO the
great good of the people at large and
| would tend TO bring about peace and
fraternal feeling at home and respecta'
bility abroad; all who really syMpathize
/ with the down trodden people o. ths
South; all who prefer the election O
! Greeley The statesman, to Grant th'
usurper, to come out on Tuesday mex
at the sacrifice Of all other consideration
aud vote and work vigorously for Gree
ley and Brown; and we promise yo,
that victory, sweet victory, shall percl
upon our standard; this military tyran
shall be driven from your national cap
ital, and the freeman's banner shall
once more wave undisturbed, wher'
once our noble sires planted the oliv'
branch and tree OF liberty.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
THE STATESMAN Is TERRIBLY
EXERCISED OVER GOV. GRO
VER'S VETO.
VER'S VETO.

The .S,ates;aan of the oath, think
that somebody likes power, and that
the people somewhere have not been
allowed to do as they please. Speaking
of the Portland Police Bill, it says:
"The love of power and patronage
is one of Groyors weaknesses To him it
was a glorious thing to throttle the
people of an entire city and hold them
at his mercy, Such power has more
attractions to his vain, weak mind, than
the respect of men. He vetoed the
repeating bill, and Portland Is still
captive, bound hand aud foot and help
less. at the feet of Grover and the
Hallock - Lappcus ring. The people
of that city have no redress aud no
means Of escape from maIadninisiration
though their masters might enact any
act Of despotism.
We are surprised, that the Statesman
should feel so very sensibly over mat.
ter so trihing in its character as this,
if all it intimates be true. Suppose
Lappeus or any other gentleman con.
trolls the people of Portland so far
as their city government is concerned,
upon the necks Of the same people,
the iron heal Of Ben Holladay hurts so
much worse, that I.appeus' oppression
will be but a fea bite;and then think of
the whole people of the State being
cheated out of their choice tor u IS. Sen.
ator, and any legislation for their good
during the forty days farce" Ifthe
whole people can stand it to wear the
gauling chains of Ben Holladay and
this present daRnable Grant Party in
Oregon, it seems to US that the States
man, and the people Of the little city
of Portland ought to thank their God,
that things are no worse. We are
glad you are made to feel. Lay on
Lappeus
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

The Straigh,>ouls d,d a heavy busi-
ncss in Indiana in the late election.
They nominated what they called a
Straight.out Democratic ticket for
State officers, aud alter very anima
ted canvass they succeeded in polling
l30 votes in the State. The aggregate
vote in the State, we believe, was
about 350, 900 out Of this number $50
amounts to so gere triffie that one
can-scarcely reckon it. The Democrats
of that State saw, what should be obvious
every intelligent man, that the Slaight-
out movement was gotten up IN the
intercs, Of Grant, and that it has been
manipulated by the Grant committees at
Washington, This fac. is so perfectly
clear that no one should allow himself
to be deluded by false pretenses.-O Or
egoa Herald.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

"I ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION IN
= THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT THE
MASSES OF OUR CoUNTRYMEN, NORTH
AND SOUTH, ARE EAGER TO CLASP
HANDS ACROSS THE kBLooDX.CH4 SM
WHICH HAS TOO LONG DIvID I'D THEM
FORGETTING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL CONSCIOUS
NEss THAT THEY ARE AND MUST
RENcEFoRTH iREMAIN BRETHERN."-
HORACE GREELEY.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

FEARruL.-Dqripg the last days ol
the session Of the Legislature just closed,
Caples stood in his place and, referring
to other members, cried with loud
voice, corruption. Great God! And
this from q would be man. who had
been standing to hia arm pits in cor
ruption for forty days and forty nights,iu
whose pocket jingled the money not
long before handled by another, and on
whose back SIMPSON said, could be
found Holidays brand!
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

THE ELECTION.

The election comes off next Tuesday.
this iss orr last issue before that time
During this campaign We have endeav-
ored to present the true state of affairs
in our country at the present
time. We shall witness the. election
calmly, and with the copsciousnesssst that
we have done our whole duty. We
haye warned the people against the
usurpations Of the present incumbent.
We have spread before them his civil
official record We have proved by his
own words, that If he were reelected
he would purchase Santo Domingo With
the peoples money of the usurper Baez.
We have shown you that, in that event,
we should without doubt, be plunged
ip:a war with large portion of Europe,
aud thus an excuse furnished, for
Grants hirelings to declare him mili-
tary tictatpr Of this Republic. We have
proved BY Grants past conduct, that il
you re.elect him, he will, as he has
heftofore done, appoint TO Office every
person who is Of kin to him and eligi>
BILE, in the line of decent, upwards and
downwards, from Heavens throne to the
peyiPs kingdom. We have shown be-
yond CONTROVERSY that he is one of the
greatest tobacco eaters and whisky drin-
kers in America. We have proved BY
the record, that he violated the consti
tuition and the laws Of the sland, by il
legal appointments, and declaring war
against Haiti. We have shown him
slothful in business, and given to mid
night revelings and seaside loiterings
and in short we have stood faithfully
and awake during our watch, upon the
walls Of our political Zion crying aloud
and sparing not. Now if this our
beautiful fabric Of human liberty, sealed
and ofGamented by the best blood
of the revolutionary sires, shall be
struck down in the blaze of the poonday
Of the nineteenth century, and amid our
loud boastipgs Of unparalleled progress,
by the elevation to Office of this our
modern Caesar, through his corrupt
army of appointees, servile hypG-
critics and mercenary .hirelings; then
the never ending cYrse Of the God, Of
battles, will be and remain upon the
heads of those who knew their duty
and did it not.
What class Of our fellow citizens are
willing to hazard the perpetuisy of this
great nation, by casting their votes for
man devoid of the first attribute or
qualification which would fit him for
station SO high apd responsible? who
is it that proposes to support man for
President of these United States, whose
every act, as q civilian, has bpt demon
onstrated his incapacity. 1t cannot be
the law abiding map, for Grant is a
deliberate violater of the lay; il cannot
pc the good Templar, for Grant hath
redness of eyes from tarrying long at
th, wine; 1t cannot be the reformer
10 the use of tobacco, for Grant is
picked in its liquid poison it cannot
be the admirer Of craftsmanship, to-,
Grants bosom friends concede him, in
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
THE FINAL FATE OF TIL THEW
ING IMMIGRATION BILL.

THE FINAL FATE OF THE THEW
ING IMMIGRATION BILL.
ALL HONOR TO GOV. GROVER.
Oregon has a Governor both honest and
fearless
The Governor has vetoed the lmmi-
grafton Bill which the last Legislature
passed in total disregard of the
rights of the people. This will
will save the tax payers of the State
$40, 900 annually SO by the vigilance
of o faithful Governor the attempt to
rob the people and bankrupt the State,
will prove failure.
1t is true that Lish Applegate will
be prevented FROM advertising bis &c
centricities in Europe and America at
the expense of the people, but who
cares for that, Llsh has been crazy
ever since he was kicked out Of office,
because somebody was not supporting
him; and 10 the bargain and sale Tor the
election of Senator, and support OF
Grant, Lish was to be sent swinging
around the circle, to cut up his monkey
shines, on the peoples money. Will the
Governor accept our thanks? For ever,
body says amen. Oh Lish!- -"Stiek close
to your farm and you will suffer no loss
for the stone that keeps rolling vii
gather no moss"
| Oh-LiAh e !. Since you have, like
everybody else; been badly fooled BY
these corrupt GRANTEES. hadn't yol
better obey the dictates of gooc
conscience, and vote for Greeley, nr
honest man aud statesman.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

The only hope of the GRANTEES
entertained Tor their success in Oregon
or in the Union is, that enough Dem
ocrats will either stay at home, or
throw away their votes ou O'Conor to
elect their drunken usurper We
shall see how many Democrats there
are in Polk County aud in the State
who can make up thier minds to thus
foolishly act aud thereby elect Grant.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

SHARP Practice. Mallory moved
Heaven and earth to pass the Lock
Bill. But after its reconsideration,
dreamed of his constituency, and
moved the other place to defeat it.
Oh, what patriotism and devotion to
the dear people
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

THE BIGGEST STEAL OF THE FORTY
DAYS FARcE.-The greatest outrage
ever perpetrated upon free people
was the passage of a bill BY the last
Legislature, introduced by Dolph OF
Portland, by which they take directly
out of the pockets of the people, S25
900 per year to support ap irre$ponsl'
BILE immigration society, and compel
the people to pay besides that sum,
whatever expenses may be incurred by
men and women sent out by this socie
ty, which will be not less than $4,000
more, making the beautiful little sum
of $4,000 each year taken from the
people for nothing. If any man likes
that, let him vote for Grant.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

Mr.. Il. S. Owen, who is the author
lied agent for the Steam Washer. or
Women's Friend, called on us to day.
We are satisfied from an examination of
the washer that it eelipses anything of
the kind ever invented We advise
our lady friends to try it.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
I'd STOVEARD TiNSH0P
a r. INDEPENDENCE.

w. RoSENDoRF Il Co. have opeuOd at
large stock of All patterns and sizes of stoves
which they will sell fully as cheap ifnot cheaper
than they are sold in Salem OF Albany. We
make our own Tinwarc and warrant the same
Repairing done in good order and cheap.
We also have one Of the largest best assorted
stock Of Clothing. Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots
at living rates. All we ask is TO call on us and
examine Goods and prices. and we are sure to
please you. We sell 20 per cent less than
ID alias rrices
NJ, Rosenlorlf b Co
9s If
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

The work. in contemplation will embrace
general sketch Of the State its physical az
poets, geology, botany, zoology commerce,
manufactures, societies, public buildings
productions, aud all other subjects on which
information ia required.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

The work will be Illustrated with sketches Of
some Of toe leading prominent scenery Of the
State and its eoBpil&tion will be under The
charge oil MORTIMER hURPBY, ,Ese, whose re-
cert work w ~hingto Territory has been
Lishly coa4nen ndcd by the press and public.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
q II E G. O n
Ge u y ENE q 9 I'D 4 liz IL c.
TO- ".

The undersigned win commence soliciting
Of OREsos in few days and, to make il
sccessful, respectfully request the cooperation
Of all persons interested in the welfare of the
country. The State has now reached that
position when yearly summary Of her progress
necessary, hence the value of a work which
will combine, in 9 condensed form, all matter
Of public interest
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
GRANTEES peet enmasss-oser Me left
Hare, the Grant elector comes 10 Dallas.
Great Enthusiaslm-in a horn

The Court House full--of .cind.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-02

The BUSINESS DrREereRr Of each town and
city will he complete and thar, with sketehe.
Of each place, should make ii nvaluablc to the
mctfhant, farmer anA mechanic.