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control them The testimony of our best citi-
zens of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders OF the Ihroat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
II known, so remarkable rs hardly 70 be be-
iieyed, were they not proven beyond dispute
As a remedy il is adequate, which tie public
may rev for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners Of more serious disease IL saves
unnumbered lives, and amount Of suffering
not 70 be computed. l. challenges trial. and con-
viuces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it ON hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
iucurabe. and too often fatal, if neglected len
der lungs need this defence; aud Z IS uuwisc %
be without il. As a safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest OF childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, By its timely use. multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves and
Ii acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and Misunderstanding sleep No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
IS spared in making every bottle in the utmost
lied upon as possessing all the virtues It has ever
exhibited, and capable OF producing cures IS
memorable Is the greatest II has ever elected
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
wv I'D
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THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL,
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OF KES-
TUCKY.

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Family Grocery
AND
PRE- VISEON STOIs T.

MIR. JACOB FRENZ, at his old stand.
lNI Frenz Block, Clinton Street, keeps in
Store the best and freshest supplies of
FAMILY GROCERIES and Provisions. He
il one and the same all the time, ard sells
as cheap as the cheapest. None go away
dissatisfied.
ian6-1y.
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Ask for Tickets via louisville.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases or the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value 10
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. 4 vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that II does
surely ana efiectually
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SfarIiine SIatIstics.

The following estimate we obtain from
the revenue department. at Washington
of liquors sold 10 the United States for
the year 1871:
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Republican Banner<

and upon the most momentons political
year Of it's existence--a year Of important
local, State and National elections.
The history of the BANNER Is the history
of the political, commercial material pro-
Rress Of Tennessee for over half century.
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1872

EGIN THE NEW YEAR by subscribing
Is TO the DAILY, the TRI-WEEKLY or the
WEEKLY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
THE uoosAC TUNNEL.

A correspondent of an exchange writ
ing from the IIoosac Tunnel says;
The contract requires that il shall be
finished in little less than two years,
and the contractors expect to finish it in
twenty months. They have now gone in
Just about two miles, say 900 feet at
the eastern end, and of this Sd miles are
finished for laying double track. A
year ago less than 8 1000 feet were opened
of which only 1899 were then full size.
The progress made in May was but 1913
feet; this month it is hoped to open lao
feet, the contract amount being l25 feet
a month. The distance worked in the
central shaft and at the west end | did
not learn, but the whole distance opened
now exceeds three miles, while the tun-
mel completed, is to be 25,03l feet, or i
/ 3-4 miles. The number Of men at work
on the east end is smaller than formerly,
only 220, and these work through the day
and night, by sending in relays every
eight hours. The two posters are ex-
pected to meet somewhere east of the
central shaft by next January. The rock
continues very hard and the water in the
central shaft is great plague and must
be constantly pumped out in large guam
tites. The tunnel is in complete darkness
except when the men are working with
their lamps, and near the mouth is very
wet and muddy, so that il is not wise tC
90 far into it without old clothes on. The
drilling is done by mechanical drills, com
pressed air being the motive power. NJ
doubt seems to be felt by the contractor
that they will finish their task within tht
requested time. 1t will then take mucl
! time and money to build the road up to j
on both sides, lay the tracks, and prepare
. it for carrying passengers and freight
It viii be well il it j. open to the pub
lie before April 18th 1875, the hundredt
anniversary OF the beginning Of the revo
luton, aud OF the State government il
Massachusetts As point Of interest 70
tourists the tunnel Is now very attraC
f tive, but there is not really much to b
. seen Of the great work, and visitors ma.
= make up for the lack by admiring tn
scenery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

ue three great eaa 81
rrIf named Iaeral EcpalI.rau
Ih4,c learned Gam tha y. g. Ie
buns that every pa}lic measure e use
rrsrat administration. NOS excepting
san Domingo. was just aaj right aRl
aaah aa 3o nae3s Ut hgaf demanded ]
have learned from che same source that
aut Of l.e sinks imguity aud deus II
corruption came the chief strength Of
tbe Democratic party. and that because
of its consistency 10 was impossible
that ANYTHING good could emenate from
h. Noe the \. Y. TfEuaa while he
fran whom II receives o. inspiration Is
etfnrglinr for the Baltimore nomiua-
liam. advises the election eft the Dome,
cratic State tickets ia Indiana and
Pennsylvania aud claims fer Hendricks
and puckalew thst they are the finest.
,tlest Statesmen fhgt those states have
producea Both of them have been
. long in public life and il is worthy Of
po,e that Horace Greeley. lust at this
partirolsr time should discover what
had never before been suspected that
thew were the pnrest and ahlest states.
mon Of those states.
Rgt T must admit that I have also
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
,N,larn.,nA rarneI.r-..

Tia 8torfs Exercises 81 Eau anl Bur
t8n seminary aot heli .a ths SEMINAR
chapel au Tuesday evening. The lug.
audience Ia attendance were deeply m
terattd in tls exercise which wex
erodiiabIe 3 il.1se taking part. The Cob
buing programme vas presented
Mas. bs lbe singing class, Work Goa
Night s. Coming
Prayer bY Rev. Dr.. WIekhsm.
Music by tg class. "Ow Home B6sb
aud Fair
Defamation by Geo. ". Burton, "T4t
Indian Chiefaiu
Esay By fIoraW. Brush, "A Thought
Essay boy Sarah T.. lathrop "Tbe IN
pims."
Defamation by Arthur p. Garfield
"Tac Ballad Of CarmiIhau."
Music, instrumental daet, "Touloua
Quiekstep" by Misses Way and Williams
Defamation by Geo II Gilbert. 9Th
Polish Boy"
Essay by Corncla II. Way "the Sew
/ Ing Society"
. Defamation by Chas. C. Norton 9th
Firemen.
/ Music by lbe class THE Angel Boat
man."
/ Defamation by Al. Paddock 9Th
Progress Of Society"
+ Essay by Alta L. White, "The Sister
Dream
+ Defamation by Robert A. Ray, 9Th
+ Bridal Wine Cup"
Music, instrumental duet, "The Las
/ Rose Of summer 'by Misses Latbrop am
/ Way.
. Defamation by Il. Il. Smith, "CaudI
/ Lecture
Essay by Florence a, WiIIiaml
I Fashion
Defamation by Chas. B. Warner
"John Burns at Gettysburg"
Music, Farewell Song by the clas
Beuedictiou by Rev. II. II. Shaw.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

whole performance making If tie masi
grand efaH Jubilee days
Wolae 8ay-the programme i5r.
tbg aay was well selected being more
instrumental aal less vocal music pro.
aara3. which seems to satisfy ihe au-
d.mrc as well. iloue can Judge by APP
plaase and enthusiasm
Thursday with ibe exception af
Grants day tbc Coliseum was the
bcst dlled to-day of any time since the
Festival began the programme intro.
duceJ some Of the finest artists and
most classic music produced at any
concert. Herr Johann Strauss conducr
tod his enc concert waltz Wine,
women and Song which received
great applause.
Friday IL being SO warm that but
little enthusiasm prevailed among
audience or musicians this day, though
we must say the musicians performed
their duty we'll considering the exccs-
sive heat As Madame Poschka-Leut.
ucr was charming the audience with
! her sweet voice and beautiful render
/ ing of the Polka Bravoura, 1t com
meuccd raining and as the shower in
creased the noise Of the rain upon the
roof was SO loud as TO swallow up all
music from the oohestra or singer.
Saturday this being a benefit day
top. 5, Gilmore, his many friends viii
those who attended the Festival regu
larry filed the Coliseum until all seats
were taken and hundreds were stand
ing along the promenades, MIR. Gil
more gave one Of the best programme.
on this day introducing his own ban'
and himself as leader playing musi,
complimentary to al! nations represen
ted ut the Jubilee All of the ioroigl
artists appeared upon the stage to-day
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
sPuNDESCE.

La CHossE, Wis, June q, 1872.
Editoy of Manchester J0,aaa}:
Regularly now on Monday morning
your paper reaches me. ] have been
watching to see If the political atmos-
phere Of Vermont was foul enough to
invite the Greeley epidemic. notice
with pleasure that the JormAL moves
calmly on, as DO nearly ali the Bcpub-
lican papers, in fall accord with the
party that has affixed its seal 10 the
most beneiicient measures Of the age,
the most efficient for good Of any that
has existed, and Of which It has been
laid. a. ii cannot be said Of any other,
''its platforms are crgstalized into
statutes or imboded IN the caustitu.
ton certainly should not write
/ stop my paper If the JguEssL had de.
cided upon a different political course,
and ] was not d little surprised that
my old friend A. b. Armstrong should
write such letter as that Of the sth
inst. He Is older now than when
knew him aud ought to be wiser bui
+ ] fear Is not. I have been constant
reader. for many years, Of the \. y
Irl5aue Chicago Tribune THE latter
since the eminent wh.skey speeuIato
Horace White got e3at5ol u il being
entirely INSCRIPTIONS and unreliable,
aud much moro q tie Springfield.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

1alius Converse IL the oldest man who
has ever been nominated for Governor Of
Vermont, having been born al STAFFORD
Connecticut, December 2Ith, 1888, aud
being consequently, seveuiy-threc year'
old. Those uearesl 70 bin, 10 years who
have received the same nomination. were
Governor Williams, who wa. siAty
% bic second nomination and election, it
1851, Governor Royce, sixiy-eighti a BIZ
reelection, ID 1876 and Governor Fair
banks, who was, also, sixty-eight, Al Aii
second nomination and reelection, il
l-GH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
Ku-xIuxIsm IN NORTH CAROLINA

Judge Settle, the republican candi-
date for Congress in the 9th district,
addressed the citizens Of Caswell coun.
ty at Yanceyyille, N. c., on Saturday.
Some Of his opponents went to the
stage and threatened him if he contin-
ued his speech. He, however, deded
them, and by his rosolute manner saved
himself from personal violence, and
finished his speech. Others OF his OPP
ponents insisted on a fair hearing, and
this brought on a general fight among
the anti-Grant men, in which the Amer
Jean flag bearing the names Of Grant
and Wilson and Settle was pelted will
rotten eggs. Yanceyville is the place
where Senator Stephens was murdered
three years ago, by the ku-kluX.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHER MACHINES

81 lANlAfN tF -Hif'f w. Afaf'f -A.''.t''''.
moments glance at this novel combination
for "a ffsEp VIII convince ihe reader OF IT. rnpc'
rority, fof tho iullo@iug reasons;
lrt. The prcs,er foot b. always raised from
tho fabric Hhon tbe feed tahHr place, thereby M
parting uu resistance To srams 81 ridges Will e
feeding.
I'd. The needle being in the fabric aud NOV,
ing with the VERTICAL rEED-HAH with ~ inli
pressurs On IA goods st the time the feed takes
place renders % sure, strong aud uniform 10
length.
sd The needle being 10 the goods ~ tbe lims
the feed takes place, renders u imPbsribie :" IAN
one piece WhIle the other ia stretched.
AIN. The VERTICAL rrLD-HaR being behind the
needle renders il capable d sasiHR elastic goods
makes a smogth and flexible seam with stch
aHEr on t8ih taras-thus enabling the sewing u
aHV number Of tHigkueaHes without basttuR, anl
operating Wlll equal facility on the heaviest AZ
well As tie lightas' iabucs.
The gH8p THauE. and others engaged M exc
cutting scroll work, braidiug etc, al appreciate
tho value 81 THE feed At once, as tbs stitches arc
always the saue length 10 turning curves, iohB
OF short I'm either direction, while al other ma
chimes leugiben the stitch IA turning the 81od'
. tf.a vas and shorten lu turning tie 1thFfs
in addition 90 thr foregoing Invaluable and ih
asspgueUbI8 features abieb are peculiar - thh
ma Chine alone, ay urge The following AdhltphA
b8lHts WbtaH thls maralus PuHHessts aud Rhlcl
[ afe essential lu aHy m4ehise worthy 1t place
( ln ihs fmlly gr uauuiaclarys
1T. SIMPLICITY u Has u8 under works 81 b
looked alter af 90 gct cat u order j. e"mpgsel
o. "a lsss number u working parts than any Dthel
shuttle Machine r. easier ana quicker learned
I and j. sa simple ia construction that u eat II
usad efficiently ~ any one sltb facility.
~. DuEtmnr4 It, @DtEiug parts are mAd'
( " tbs b5rt Imported steel each polut " me
I Ton being case hardened.
/ ga. EullHNcE- 10 j. tho larFsst machine
manufactured tlyat il aIapied ~ family sewing
Its s iueh Afm enables ii g. d. . greater fatist
a satehiug, from tbe llshteal calpbfict thr9uEl
a.l era les u fabFek ~ harBess leather, 4Dd doe
Il - wt4 that ihe sAms machine may Re ure'
either Ia manufacturing ~ family seNlng viz
egual facility.
ssh. PHAeFigAELI4 Akp Ea0z0ai Il runs :
8 Algl rate uf speed sLiehi combined With ~
peculiar fesa, uuAblcs the operator ~ tHrb ~
waFk a. aHy auFln Shile tbe machine ir ln ~
motion without changing the tension o. lshEu
70 st4teH.
The machine vii b. sAoNn with great pleasuf
shelter ygu deslfe u purchase q not. fisas
eaI ARD examine,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

tel presiding ohccr While the com.
mittee o. asdcutals were preparing to
report Senator J s. Morrill, was called
ug0a and madoa very sound, sensible
address ou the situation, defending the
administration and critieising the Gree
ley movement
Tho following Vice Presidents were
then elected
Addison Edward Seymour.
Bennington j K BatchcIder.
Caledonia Calvin Morrill,
Chittondca-A. {. Welsh.
Essex David II Beatty.
Grand Isle II G. Hill.
franklin H. ]. SAKE.
Luuoillo A. Coblcigh
Orange John Lynde.
Orleans l.. Richmond
Buuaud-N. T, sprague.
Washington A. X. Warreu.
Windham i. A. Nash.
% motion If Col Roswell Farntiam,
the ,NAF apt'l''eu tue '''''"'"s
COMMITTEE OK RESOLUTIONS,
Raswel Farnham, Bradford
A. n Swain, Bellows Falls
james NJ Shade, Middlobury
HI Powers. Morrisville.
William Rounds, Chester,
On motion Of Major Rooud. the Chan
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04

Possesses all the desirable qualities Of the stan
dard Machines in the market, In its Capacity
being the Largest Family Machine made In its
Slnpiical -- being composed Of but Thirteen
Working Parts In its AdaptdbaMy 10 1etdt
light and quiet and being easily eomprehended
hi its Superior Construction and Beauty n Style
and Finish.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-07-04
TAKE A CERTIFICATE
Is TIM
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,

BBAffEBORoi NEHN0Nl -
fUTFGE IS TuWH nAflty
AND
PROT ECT YOU u IA NJ l. y.
The Expense IL I4ess than Ouc.third tho Cost
in ga Old rtorklian Company.
DIVISION NO, A.
For uer.0ns aged 90 to 20, ABsusstns, g %
ksNukL nrE "a % aaAEssMENTr II ~
For each death Present number 25b
uINfriUA H.
Ages 20 to 30. AbMissi0A $40 90
AsErAl DUE IS % ASSIGNMENT 81 10
Far e.ch death Number about iuh.
DIVISION j.
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