The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-30

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BAH, ou The l7I instant, John C. Roberts.
Cyrus A Roberts aua ". IT.. Barunm
we're chosen Directors for the ensuing
F year John G Roberts was elected Pres
ideng o. Tie corporation and Cyrus a.
Roberts clerk aud Treasurer
( Geo. h. Boyutou has NE agcncy Tor
Bennington county and part of Rutland
county l5r the sale Of The celebrated Bah.
eeek wei aud cisteru pump. See a de-
scupii0u Of them among the advertise
mcuis.
Z IS. ". Boom has q nice assortment OF
log and a nice working min, and + pre-
pared 70 furnish lumber Of 40 kinds as
web and eheaply a. can be bad else
where. Sir Boorn 81 au upright man 20
deal with, aud none who pairouize him
viii have occasion 10 regret having done
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Factory Point il soon to have a geuu-
Inc sensation, aud one worthy of the at
teuiion Of all our ucighbors who can con-
y.enieutlY 20 there on that day. We
refer, Of course, 10 The combination Of
shows which pitch their many tents IN
Factory Point on Friday June 9Th Their
procession which Is nearly a mile long
LITERALLY true) is sight which would
tempt a misanihrope TO belle his charact-
er. Photographic Artists all over the
country have requested the privilege Of
reproducing the splender Of the procession
on paper and II Is no uncommon thing
for two cameras to have been set on the
procession in one morning. The cnor-
nous chariots are thus described by an
eye witness: Have never seen anything
bali so elegant OF so deliberately beautiful
as these magnificent structures. They
fairly dazzed the eye with the FURNISHED
gildings, tie beautiful paintings, the en-
ormous mirrors, the carvings and the
other ornamcntatons with which they
are covered, The numerous deus, cages,
tanks, etc, fitted up for the extensive
mcnagerie and performing animals, also
looked exceedingly gay and fresh, as well
as the wagons, vans and other vehicles,
for conveying the tents, poles, seats,
properties, and other paraphernalia of the
Circus. And IN addition to all this are
the forty (by actual COUNT cages and
dens Of ferocious animals many Of them
for the first time subiugated by man
property wagons, passenger cars (for the
conveyance Of women and children and
gay knights mounted on their prancing
steeds, and the numerous beasts which
arc led over the rOad, such rs three ele-
plants two bumped uhite camels, zebras,
horned gun, lamas, etc. etc. In full sight
will also be driven the immense rhinoceros
which this show alone possesses. On the
ground during the exhibition, he win
also be placed in a conspicuous position,
aud gentleman usher present TO answer
your every question. Remember these four
shows only charge one price Of admission
TO the whole, One ticket costing fifty
cents passes you from one tent to the
other. They exhibit on Friday June 9TH
at Factory Point. Remember the date,
and 90 and sec if all is not as advertised.
Not one cage less, not one animal less
and not one whit less gorgeous and ex-
cellent. See the procession and get a
book distributed free, containing full
history ofthe extensive menagerie.
DORSET.
1T would seem that some ofour people
might contribute something of interest,
occasionally, for this department of the
JOURNAL if they were in the habit of ii.
1t gives us pleasure to hear from adjoining
towns and makes them seem like near
neighbors. know our men are busy get
ting ia the crops, and are taking fresh
courage since our frequent and refreshing
showers wish our city friends could
call upon US now. All Nature is dressed
/ Ia her How'll est robe, and in walking thro'
our groves we tread upon a carpet OF
/ flowers, Rev. DR.. Prentice Of New York,
who spent a day in town last week, was
delighted with the appearance and i'm
proyement upon his place, which is faith.