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\ RfMARKA lie PnEsENT1MENr OF Po!,
soNING. The Coi7shat l,iagasine, for Oc.
tober, in an article ON premonition, gives
the following:
A young lawyer who had chumbers in
the Temple. had nodding acquaintance
with an old gentleman living on the
same staircase. The old man was :.
wealthy old bachelor, and had place III
the country, to which he went for week
every Easter. His servants had charge
OF the place while he was away-an OLD
married couple who b d lived with him
for twenty-seven yeals, and We're type,
of the fine old English domestic. Ona
Easter Tuesday the young lawyer WAS
astonished to find the old gentleman OF,
his Temple staircase, and made some re-.
mark about it. The old man aske him
into the room, and said he had received
a fearful shock. He had gone down a.
usual to his country Place, and had been
received with intense cordiality, and had
found his dinner cooked to perfection.
and everything as il had been from tho
beginning. When the cloth was remoy-
ed his faithful butler put his bottle of
port on the table, and made the custom.
airy inquiries about masters health, hop.
ed master was not fatigued by the jour-
ney. and enjoyed his outlet. and so on.
The old gentleman was left alone, his
hand was on the neck of the bottle of
port, when it suddenly flashed across
his mind, "Here am lonely old man
no one cares for me. there is no one nea1
to help me if anything should happen.
What if my old servant and his wife
have been cheating me and robbins me
all this time : what if they want to get
rid Of me, and have poisoned this bottle
of wine ~ The idea took hold Of him
so strongly that he could not touch the
port. When the man came in again he
said he did not feel well, and would have
cup of tea no, he would have glass
of water and go to bed. In the morning
he rang his bell. bu: no one answered.
He got up, found his way done stairs ),
the house was empty, and his two faith
full servants had vanished. When he.
came to look further he found that his
cellar, which ought to have contained
two or three thousand pounds worth OF
wine, was empty, and the bottle they
had brought him last night was pol
soned.
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MAILS.

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Oregon, California and Atlantic States, ria.
Olympia, Tacoma and Steilacoom Arrive Mon
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Tuesdays and Fridays. 10 P. NJ. Close p. NJ.
Victoria ria Ports Madison, Gamble, Ludlow
and Townsend. Tuesdays and Fridays. 10 P NJ
Depart Mondays, Is A. NJ; Thursdays, Is
Aa Clese A. NJ and P. N.
Whatcom ria Mukelteo, SnohonIish, Tulalip.
Coupeville, Coveland. Utsalady, Laeonner. FL
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Franklin, ria White River and Slaughter
Arrives, Wednesdays, J P. N. Departs. Tues
GAYS, A. NJ. Closes 80, A. NJ,
Snoqualmie. ria. Black River and Squak Ar
rives, wednes lays p. N. Departs, Tuesdays,
AN Closes 30 A. n.
Port Orchard rid. Port Blakely: Arrives,
Tuesdays. IL A. L. Departs. Mondays. IL A. NJ.
Closes 10 As.
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FOR SALE.
LOTS IN CITY OF SEATTLE, i'm
proved and unimproved.
Also, LANDS in King, Kitsap, Sno-
homish and Island Counties.
Tracts at HOLMES HARBOR, CA
MANO ISLAND, MUKILTEO, PORT
TOWNSEND. PORT DISCOVERY,
NISQUALLY. etc. etc.
Also. several Bottom Land FARMS.
under cultivation, on the White, Black,
Cedar, and Duwamish Rivers.
AGENTs-For Remington and Osgood,
New York T; Benjamin Flint, San Jose,
California, etc. etc.
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Terms Of Courts.

SUPREME COURT.
"a Monday in January.
DISTRICT COURTS.
SEArrLE-1st Monday in February and Au-
gust
PORT TowNsEND-4th Monday in February
and November.
SrELAcooN-3dM Monday in January and July.
OLYAPIA-3d Monday in March, and I'd Mon
day in November.
yANcoUvER-2d Monday in April and Sd Mon
day in October.
WALLA WALLA-2d Monday in May and 4th
Monday in September.
OYsrERvILLE-2d Monday In July.
YAKIMA CTTY-tth Monday in October.
FoRr CoLvLLE-2d Monday in June.
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The finer touches of her p.ay-work were
done by hair-rin taken fl on, her bon
ME brown hair" She did NOT ki.uw she.
had hit on Mr.. Gibson's favorite little
modelling tool Findin. the adube not
very pliable, and having no other sort
OF clay to work with-uot knowing any,
thing of the first process of sculpture
she next cut an ideal head from large
piece of chalk, chiefly with au old pair
OF scissors. Next she purchased a block
of marble. and. like female Buonarotti
grappled at once with the stone. With,
out word of instruction, with no mod
ell or drawing, with no proper scnlptor's
implements, she has already ehiseled a.
small Ideal figure, graceful and beauti-
full" Mignon," believe she calls it
and an admirable portrait bust. have
shown a photograph Of the latter to sew
eral artists, and they have pronounced it,
under the circumstances, a wonderful
production.
Mrs. Crosby bears an odd resemblance
to Miss Hosmer, and seems to have
much of that brave little artists will and
spirit. In the passion of her new-found
genius she has sometimes worked night
and day, cntting and hammering till her
small fingers have dropped blood on the
marble. For the sake of art. and for
her sake, wish could make her work
easier and her path to fame bright and
straight and short. As it is, she seema
hemmed and impeded by womanly du-
ties and disabilities. She is conscien-
tious and she is modest shs will choose
to do the right think before the great
thing, as she holds that she does not
belong to herself But hope she will
IN some way manage to harmonize the
dear claims of home and the Emporium
ate demands of her beautiful genius.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

Whether ite business men 81 Troy
aaA BeuHisgsoa uiIl safiAiH tho Troy A
Boston naaageFs il tbs neu mauifes-
tatiau 81 gsttg gs'e renAins % 20 Seen.
81 numerous contradictory state
mcat, are IN circulation with regard 10
tlis matter We give the lve1a fsis q
IL case "a order that oar readers may
know who il "a that blocks the way
aud prevents two daily trains each
way bctaeeH Troy and ihe Weston
Vermont Valley
We regret the course 81 the Troy q
Boston people. bat are satisfied that
nothing our road can a. win induce
that company 10 give Us any better
facilities % get to Troy, and unless
there = some change in the policy Of
the Troy & Boston managers we must
make up our minds that the business
meH Of Troy DO not want Cur trade, OF
II they do, their pet Railroad Co does
not intend that they shall have IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09
srnnEn nrsonr rrEa..

parcn Stevens, the great hotel man Of
the United States. died last week,
The Lclands are trying to make ar
rangcments 10 ran The Grand Union At
Saratoga the coming season.
Columbia Hail. AZ Lebanon Springs, n.
\. has been making some improvements
aud additions among which is new cot
tage with several fine suits Of rooms.
Arthur Wilde Crossley Of 81 School
street, Boston Is about to commence the
publication Of journal especially de-
voted 20 summer resorts. See his adj
vortisement in another column.
The Bates House, Rutland, Vt, has
been enlarged by taking in a portion Of
an adjoining block, making an addition
Of many desirable rooms.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

Ii people lisiHg ou thr lsne ai the
usrlea Eztenaon Railroad from But
aa8 Is Chatham ARE bound together ~
tses IS Interest asd shoula work To-
getiser 10 get ibc besi trains and ne
iet accommodation Gus q oar rAii.
aa8 tbas can DC obtained. We arc
uorkiaF g. Ibis. and a. 40 other paper
GA the line Is working lrom the fact
that al other papers have other n-
forests g. MAINTAIN, while this, al pres
eat. 3 our main dependence We
therefore. cali upon oar friends. cspec'
s.lv down the line. 70 ala us In extend.
fap cor circulation and also Ia sending
e.. news. Every new subscriber We get
helps along the good work. for which
aawlll engage. not only e. furnish
live local paper. bat use oar best en-
slcasor ia otiain better railroad hcil.
slle
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90 onrrIr,-. ,nnl,,Ilo,


The country was completely taken
ly surprise atthe nomination 81 Horace
Greeley aha Gratis Brown ~ the Cin-
cinnat Convention. and we appFehend
that none were mere SO than Mr.
Greeley friends So different is the
result from what was expected that the
newspapers and political leaders hard
ly know what 10 say 81 DO, aud i is
impossible, as yet, 70 determine with
any degree Of certainty what the effect
will be Greeley as d candidate pos
ses great strength aud at the same
time great weakness He viii draw
70 his standard many who would other
Wise have gone for Grant, while. on the
other hand. many Of those who were
foremost in their opposition to Grant
will not support Greeley. The German
vote which was largely counted on in
support of the new movement win
hardly be united on Greeley, and i IS
doubtful if the great mass of the Dem
cratic party will support him, though
il seems to be the policy Of tie De
mocratic leaders 10 wait and SEQ how
his nomination is received by the coun.
Try al large before they determine
whether 10 run a Democratic ticket OF
not.
From what we can gather thus lar
we should Judge that the nomination %
the philosopher Of the Tribune has not
been received with that degree Of On.
thusiasm that would be necessary 70
make il sweeping affair His great,
est strength however, is among the
common people and not among the
leaders, and il is possible that if the
matter ever gets to a square vote the
Tribune readers who pin THEN faith Oh
that Journal viii poll a larger vote than
is now anticipated. But owing to his
cratic course on many occasions many
Of his followers do not place that i'm
plicit confidence in him that they once
did.
Very many Of the delegates at thC
Cincinnati Convention were Disguised
with the nomination, some Of them de
claring they would prefer Grant. Hi,
nomination was the result Of bargain
with the Frank Blair Brown faction
Blair being the enemy Of Shurz. Franl
Blair did more than any one else t
ruin the chances Of the Democracy il
1868 he is tricky, and always goes K
rule or ruin and therefore is not very
safe champion.
As between the two men, Greeley
and Grant, although we admire the for
mer for many things, yet we beliey'
the latter is the safer man for thu
chief executive officer Of the nation
Besides we can see no sufficient reason
for boiling the regular nominee Of tn
Republican party. II certainly is no
a very good policy to bolt the part,
until we find out whom they will nomin
ate and what principles they advocate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09
un.r No CONVICT.

Wc hasc l.een informed BIS unqucs.
,isaahle authority, that a proposition
has heeu made by she Harlem Evten-
a.au Railroad Company within a few
weeks past. 10 the TnyS Boston Com.
naay. - enter into arrangements for
4, connection 81 trains ou the two roads
sa a. e. give al least morning and
evening train 70 and from Troy IN
n.ia proposition, as we understand il,
The Harlan Extension oiier TO The Troy
Company the privilege Of fixing The
polnt 10 which they viii ran, either to
H0osick Junction, state Line North
Bennington or Bennington Village !
aua also % allow the Troy s Boston
Company the night to tz aud deter
mine the tani for the ireighte and
ratios Of fare for passengers between
Troy aud North Bennington u Ben
uipgtpn, amply asking a PRO rata share
# the price charged
10 such an offer as this we have al
ways supposed the Troy 4 Boston
Company could not object aud that
when 80 liberal proiler as this was
made them they could find no reason
able cause for refusal. We now
think that the real reason for their not
complyingwith this renewed attempt on
the part OF the Harlem Extension Com
pany to open the much needed con-
ncction between Troy and Southern
Vermont, is because Of some lack Of
facilities OF other ability TO accept the
additional business, on the part OF the
Troy 4 Boston Co.
The argument that such a connec'
ton would interfere with the building
Of the Walloomsac Road, cannot be
feasible, because the proposed connec'
ton is simply a temporary matter i
the Troy Company choose TO make il
80, and is put in such a way as to be
entirely subject 10 their control. There
fore it appears TO us that there mus
be some reason beyond the control Of
the Troy 4 Boston Company, which
prevents them from accepting this more
than liberal offer on the part ofthC
Harlem Extension Company. Would
il not bc well for the merchants and
citizens Of Troy to inquire into thif
matter, now that the spring traffic and
travel ia opening 1t would certainly
be, 10 them, an inexpensive method
Of renewing their trade with Western
Vermont, and can in no possible man
ner work against the interests OF the
citizens Of either section, nor against
the interests OF expectations OF the
Troy Company. We look upon the re
lection Of the late attempt at con
ncction, az matter that really more
effects Troy. than il does our Vernon
citizens, but il is seriously injurious e
m concerned Banner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

thcm ibe.r widows and 6fplsls tae
pesec 50 Gar SIS zers8s-
tcut with bat.oaal honor and security T,
the cultivation 6 relations 81 c5aa-
8cncc and good VII WITH 81 from tbs
ga nations n tbr East "a tile savage
tribes a the West ialthfuiBcss sad
economy ia the administration q Che
laws and pfcmptiiude and thorough
mess Is the correction AMI reform of ail
abuses ia any department q tbe public
service
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CORRESPONDENTS.
BARNUnNILLE. May LIST, 1872.

DAhNlMN lllEi Aldy ioty lCi~s
Mr.. Editor.
Mr. Ames in his letter upon the
milk question last week complains
that he received a severe rebuke for
yenturing to write upon the subject
and that his letter was severely crit.
cised. No rebuke was intended, and
as to criticism if there was any severi-
ty manifested, my only apology is, that
your EastDorset correspondent certain
ly misconstrued the language Of the
preamble and resolutions Of the Execu.
tive Board of the Milk Producers As
ISOLATION Let the language of the
proposed plan be given, and the sever
ost criticisms be applied and not only
its advocates but many other Of your
readers who are deeply interested in
adopting the best plan for removing the
present abuses in the milk rode will
be well satisfied.
Mr., Ames speaks Of Ais knowledge
Of the causes Of complaint and believes
that a better plan than that Of a stock
company may be devised and pro-
poses simply an association but does
not tell US how this association will be
held together or how they are to raise
funds for operations. These questions
are Of vital importance and satisfac-
tory answer to them will be gratefully
received by all who are sending milk
to market
II Il Mon IraErgx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

l,mnsi he quito q setback 10 he peo.
PIE % have only hieuuisl sessions 81 ear
Legislature, 30, lct them not Be- dauHted
a place where - many baby cabs arr used
cannot - otherwise than prosperous.
On the whole Montpelier seems 60 me
lovely place full q charming homes
and nice people and | don't wonder
gentlemen can always b found who arc
willing to represent D. ~ our State Leg.
stature ID. g. p.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

Psu PAw GaoyE, Ill, May 1872.
While reading the locals in my last
JoUeNn, april is, | made up my mind
not to complain more of cold weather
aud backward spring although il Is very
cold here for the time 81 year, but veg
citation has again commenced and the
earth i spread with nature's green car
pet The farmer feels paid for his To-
Dor the past few weeks ii sowing the
grain which 10 already coming forth,
while be is preparing the ground for
corn. love my prairie home which |
think rather pleasant. 5R
long 80 often ior breath
OF that sweet mountain air;
seem 70 feel Il fan my check
aud ir0lic with ms hair
ii. A.
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rnr NEw rruE rAnLE

The Harlem Extension II. Il. viii
soon issue a new Time Table, which
viii make some changes IN the running
u trains between Rutland and Chat
ham, 81 better accommodate the gener.
Al business Of their line But Tor the
dog ia the manager policy Of the
Troy & Boston II. X, Co, who refuse
10 make connections At North Ben
niugton. vt allow oar trains 20 run 60
Hoosick Jnnctou. cur citizens would
have improved railroad facilities, both
hy the New York and Troy routes
We are assured by the Managers Of
the Harlem Extension H. Il that they
will do everything in their power to
encourage and accommodate the
various business interests on their line
from Chatham to Rutland and give
the summer travel q daylight train from
New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

Li7rlF HeckAa, o April 29,h ls72
NJ EdltoY
Cherry and apple tfeea u ION bloom
winter wheat i looking geil aul prom.
iFc8 81 abundant harvest Peach buds
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srMNER REsoRrs.

A Tafftl via ihr kbed aile I'll q Fahs
stna b itstH eats a lahr Erae t.lussfa
t.aaa k1a arseFiHEians "a kmeuean pguHff -
ssria tagtfhsr ugfh informative u.st3us g. thf
Feutaa "a travel thereto raltwsF hua- tAhiH, ole
IL Ill contain fasi such tnfrnahar ss 81 he
foguirr8 bv sac q jeaFusFs ard tourists be she
Gated States ahe mgat desirable snmmff be-
tsis gil 81 advertised Is is eglgwaa AA v.si
tore ta tAa wari1a 5uiaiag u feste. viA reecivs
COPIES u vlii - seut Free e any psrsaA Gas re-
egipi q asilfess Advertisements e. arsi class
su5uaaf Hesagfs inserted aa feas1pstle fefmf
Address
ARTHUR WILDE CEusStEY. Publisher.
5nlIWx "a s-hn5 81 Boston.
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Births.

Ma "a. a. Dorset. % s.sshl "a ,ss n gsut.
saus
Ma p, q N,amHsiaa .aeghtsr Be- "
CtaraAa.
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were killed by tbe ail weather So tic
Water. She mcrary having touched
.a below era. FB9zEngaEE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09
r,rnowrSa prar.

Nifl the Bennington Free Press,
which has been so actively engaged in
throwing dirt at those Of the citi'
zens 81 our county who joined in the
building Of the Lebanon Springs rail-
road, at time when no trains were run
pu the Troy route south Of Bennington,
inform us when the projectors Of the
Walloomsac railroad will commence
throwing dirt On the new route 70
Troy Aner 50 much talk, aud so many
promises, il does seem 10 US that It is
about time 70 buy few wheel barrows
aud make d show Of business What
will e said 81 men who after eighteen
months delay show no sigus Of life
Look out gentlemen u the Walloom'
sac 81 yon will be set down a. the latest
failure
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09
Marriages.

May let 81 slinepfiAgd Alhaay ta., \ 81
ths fraiAHuee 81 the brides father, y Bnv = q
Nfoun NJ. h 4 Fatan. u Mesi Nriiugtou. Ne
81 Miss Kama e MARKHAM. SisHEcrshas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09
IafEnnA0 casNEt rIoNS 10 rRus-
THE fttT=

fhE ~ y
We have positive information that
the Harden Extension r Il Co have
offered very favorable terms 70 the
Troy & Boston II. n co to induce
them 70 run their trains 70 North
Bennington instead n the State Line
aud make a moniing as well As evening
connection with our line al that point
They having refused 70 accept the Of
ier We feel bound g. say. that fhs re-
sg3autidg N ne prceid eu,hargo rests
apoa Ae Toy 4 Bea5a 4 r. e. AID
- slaa a. managers = ~ Hariem
Krtaaoa Il. n. wha arc ready now, as
thcy always have hecn 10 20 anything
ID theif power T. improyc the Troy
connection
That the Troy a Boston Il n Co
have falls determined 70 keep the
squeeze % and compel the citizens q
Harrington 10 raise $3.50 600 q baild
ft.s Wailoomsac railroad, must nos he
-aPsust t. every sensible man il Ben.
h.asfsa Ca0liy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-09

AL unsettled teeouats ars tssuHsd h ne
ana se.tleHent L required 81 az before 18th
instant
Yours respectfully
jobs T. BEACH
Factory Fu.ht March @ 1872 iiiy4291
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give notice that ! am - remain Al the old
stand, and those who require aay thing 10 the
carnage lius vii fad me 4, nay post really 70
serve them J piil endeAsof - DO woFa veil ~
reasonable pflees ard f0F eash
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NOTICE

Notice Il hereby given that lhe partnership
heretofore existing under the hrm name u
Beach s. Lee Il the LAY desolyed by mutual
sgreeuteHl
JOHN Z BEACH,
1As. +. LII,
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THURSDAY NAY e.A 80
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mard sesen &pm unp ZEN papf rann
bat Der Yapit Ge6t nnp mir iteben auf
Settle res paptes". SaB Srantrei9 Is
%seritancen bat, bic Glli6er su suten
Transplen su MAIDEN, paYpn fanp i6
ptele Seweiie; BON peutl6en Sympas
tbien fanp i6 feline Spur. llnp bod
iaste mir Elm 3itter Der frans5fl6en Gbs
renlesipn .Gs 1T ni6ts lei6ter, ais bic
Glianer su suten Oeutiden ;u MAIDEN.
9ebt uns nur 10 Siel firdlide unp reliz
stSle Sreibeit, als Napplecn uns sab,
Der ben papit unp 8rantrei6 ins llnslid
Seitiir;t bat, unc BON benz mir ni6ts
mebr wpaen, rann iinp mir quite 0euts
i6e sebt ibr unS piele ni6t je nun, 10
isBt ibr eu6 elm sweites pUlen i'm @eiten
auf ben Naden."