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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
FRVER I'M AGuR.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for my eeuts. There
Il MOI q remedial agent 10 this world that VIII euro
Fever aud Ague. pnd ali other MALICIOUS, Bilious,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow. and other Fegfrg aided "
EAUWAGS FILLS 20 quick rs RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF. Finy uetiis per bottle, Bold b9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07

TamoW OF "a Years, Grow til
cured by HadtsaY,s HenolYsnf,

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t@pv4 81. - 5suf usaaissat. - thsasAt I rss4 ~
s. bstha8 D. fAas 30 D., basms : - fgfsfef 81 futfs
grasx tsss IS bsttss u 80 Ersairstf SD fHa 80 4
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-11-07
Every Day an increase In Flesh
and WeIght Id Seen md FoIt.
KIdney & Bladder Complaints,

aH N1ANht NNHFf 30 cure NtHlta
Not Gully dsea the NAHsAPtnfitgAN HHsqLVEEf
eaarl al kA1wH remedial eRpHiH b. lEc eufe nfGhapnic.
beWflpte, CdHsftutiyhHi, aud fkln Diseases bot "
IL "a DaTg ya.atff4a saFH fMr
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
PeIl-SpGtiers.

Mrs. Shoddy puckered up her mouth gem
teelly add told q gentleman friend that one OF
her lovely daughters was u "bluenet," and
the other "bronze.'
The best definition of scandal ever given,
according to Arthur Helps, was that of the
little girl who described it thus Nobody
does nothing, and everybody goes on telling
it everywhere"
An editor says I'VE expend $500, OOO, 600
yearly for liquor for drinking" And his pa
per has a circulation of only seven hundred
copies. We don't see any use in man OK
aggerating that way.
An ignorant young woman in II public IL
brary recently took n book from u shelf, and
read The Deceit (DescenD of Man" by Dar-
win. "Pshawl'' she exclaimed, we needn't
go to a book to find that out"
What agonies must that poet have endured
who, writing of his love, asserted in his man
uscript that he kissed her under the silver
stars" and found the compositor had made
him declare that he "k.cked her under the
cellar stairs"
A grocer being solicited TO contribute 10
the building OF a new church. promptly sub
scribed his name 10 the paper in the follow
ing eccentric manner ;-''John Jones (the
only place in town where you can get elev-
on pounds of good sugar for a dollar), 90
cents"
you wish to do good, do good; if you
wish to assist people, assist people. The on
ly way 10 learn 10 do thing Is TO Il, and that
implies before you learn 10 do right you will
do wrong-you will make blunders, you will
have kilures-but persevere, and In the end
you will learn your lesson, and many other
lessons by the way.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
YftEratmre.
COURAGE.

Because hold IL sinful 70 desponi,
And win not lot tho bitterness Of life
Blind me with burning fears, but look beyond
Its tumult and its strife,
Because lin my head above the mist.
Where tho sun shines and tho broad breezes blow,
BY every ray and every raindrop kissed
That Gods love doth bcstow,
Think you End no bitterness at all
No burden 10 be borne like Christians pack
Think you there are no ready tears to fall
Because keep them backi
Why should I hug lifes ills with cold reserve,
To curss myself and all who love met Nay
4 thousand times more good than deserve
God gives me every day.
And in each one Of these rebellious tears,
Kept bravely back, he makes q rainbow shine;
Grateful take his slightest gift, no fears
Nor any doubts are mine.
Dark skies must clear and when the clouds are past
One golden day redeems weary year.
Patient listen, sure that sweet at last
VIII sound his voice OF cheer.
Then vex me not with Gliding. Let me be.
I must be glad and grateful to the end.
grudge you not your cold and darkness-me
F''''' y Celia TAarter.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
FEEDING TIE COW.

Slowly along the shaded lane,
Cropping the grass from side TO side.
Here comes the pretty brindlo COW,
Home at eventide.
She stops at the garden gate and calls
"Oh run, little boy and bring tome
Some Of those apples, round and ripe,
see lying under the tree"
Little golden head his apron fills,
With the ruddy apples, juicy and sweet,
Brindle loves to take, with her long, rough tongue
From his dlmpled hand and eat.
Tiptoe he stands, with eager face,
Holding his Bullying apron tights
As she gently takes the apple he gives
He laughs with fresh delight.
And now she has eaten the very last,
And ''jnst one more" and zone httie one more
Then he waits and watches her as she walks
4. Through the open barnyard door.
II was years ago, yet often see,
When the summers day is nearly done,
My baby boy feeding the pretty COW
In the light Of the setting sun.
Mrs. Rieh~d GraHf Waite.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25

For compensation Of the President Of the United
States twenty five thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the Vice-PTesdent ofthe United
States eight thousand dollars.
For compt nsaOn of secretary 20 sign patents for pub
lie lands, one thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For compensation 10 private secretary three thousand
five hundred dollars assistant secretary whO shall BIO
shOrthand writ, two thousand we hu ndred dollars
two executive CT Iks at two thousand tnree hundred
senger at one III two hundred dollars, Of the
President Of the u 81 tesi In ALL thirteen thou
sand eight hundred doll as
Fur contingent ,xpeus,s Of the executive office, in
clGuing stationery thereof. tour thousand dollars,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25

Extracts Of Roots and herbs which almost
Invariably cure tho following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint,
and Loss of Appetite cured by taking a fow
bottles.
Lassitude, Low Spirits and sinking Sen.
sAtion cured at once.
Er1tptions, Pimples, Blotches, and all I'm
gurities Of tho blood, bursting through the
ing the directions on the bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derange-
ment invariably cured. Ono bottle will con-
vince the most skeptical.
Worms expelled from tho system With
out the least difficulty. Patients suffering
nom this prevalent disease will zee a marx.
ed change for the better in their condition
after taking one bottle. Worm difficulties
posed in the young, and they will ind the
Quaker Bitters sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, &C.,
speedily relieved.
Inflammation, swelled Joints and all scro-
fular Afilictions removed or greatly re.
heved by this invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis, CatarTl, Convulsons, and Hy-
sterics cured or much relieved.
Difficult breathing, Pain in the Lungs,
Side and Chest almost invariably cured by
taking few bottles of the Quaker BittsrS.
All Difficult Female arrangements, (sl-
mos invariably caused by a violation of the
organic laws,) so prevalent to the American
ladies yield readily to this invaluable medi.
cine-the Quaker Bstters.
All Impurities OF the Blood and diseases
incident TO the same always cured by the
Quaker Bitters, II taken according to the
directions.
the article they stand I'm need OF in their de.
elining years. II quickens the blood and
cheers the mind, and paves the passage
down the plane inclined.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25

FOR compensation Of the Congressional Printer and
the clerks and messenger In his Office twelve thousand
i've hundred and fourteen dollars. And tho cOmpen.
satlon Of tho foreman OF printing and the foreman OF
binding ut the Government Printing Office, shall DO
two thousand one hundred dollars each 10 commence
ON tho first Of July eighteen hundred and
and sum sufficient 10 pay the increase OF salary hereby
provided e hereby appropriated out OF any money ID
the treasury not otherwise appropriated
For contingent expenses Of his Office viz, For sta
tionery, postage, advertising travelling expenses hor
% and wagons, and miscellaneous Items two thousand
i've hundred dollars. = 7
For The public printing six hundred and aay-aye
six cents.
For paper for the public printing seven hundred and
nno thousand one hundred aud twenty.eiaht doliars
For the public binding, Ave hundred and aty-tWo
thousand four hundred aud thrtyye dollars and lhy.
eight cents
For lthogaphlng, engraving mapping comics Of
maps, plans aud diagrams In fac-simile on traengin-
en-, and pholonthogaphng plates for Patent Office IL
Illustrations, seventy-hye thousand dollars. i.
LIBRARY or CONGRESS.
For compensation Of the Librarian four thousand dol
lars aud for fourteen assistant librarians three az two
thousand ave hundred dollars eaOh two AZ ono thou
sand eight hundred dollars each, Que at one thousand
six hundred dollars two at one thousand four hudred
aud forty dollars eaoh three at one thousand two hun.
dred dollars each, two at thousand dollars each
and one at nino hundred and sixty dollars Der annum
N ALL twenty-six thousand one hundred and forty dol
lars
For purchase Of books for the library obt tbousand
dollsrs fol purchase Of lawbooks for the library two
thousand dollars for purchase Of files Of periodicals
and Newspapers, ono thousand Ave hundred dollars /,
FOR e9peAses Of exchanging public documents for tho
pubeatons Of Foreign governments one thousand Eve
hundred dollars,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25

For contingent expenses Of saidllbry two thousand
dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining procuring ma
nure, TOOLS fuel and repairs and purchasing trees and
shrubs, under the direction Of the Library Committee
Of Congress, 1--WE thousand dollars.
For pay Of superintendent and assistant IN botanic
garden and greenhouses, and two additional laborers,
under the direction OF the Library Committee Of Con
gress twelve thousand hundred and forty six dol
lars.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
Official.
LAWS OF THE
UNITE TATE s.
PASSED AT rnK
SECOND SESSION OF THE 42i CONGRESS


l6enernl Nature, No. &C.
AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative ex
ecutive, and judicial expenses Of the government Tor
the year ending June thirteth eighteen hundred AMI
seveuty-three, and for other purposes
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House of Represent
atiyes Of the United States Of America In Congress AZ
eembed, That the following sums be- and the same ars
hereby Appropriated, out Of any money in the treas
~ not otherwise appropriated for the service Of IN,
fiscal year ending June thifteth eighteen hundred AMI
seventythres, for the objects hereinafter expressed
namelvs
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25

WARDS BLOCK, Southwest Corner, up stairs.
/, All who wish Dress Making done, Fitting or
Sewing Of any klnd, may be assured or such eatls-
faction rs experience can render.
100 MISSES NORRIS 4 HART.
Railroad st., Sept. 9.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
HORSE SHOEING !
TUE place TO get your Horse ShoeIng done
Il m style that won't fail to suit, Is at the
OLD STAND on EASTERN AVENIJF,

Formerly occupied by Harroun Flavin.)
Have on hand the largest and best assortment Of
Hammered Shoes in the State, all made from the
best material.
All kinds offOrging anticipating done at short
notice. All our worklwauanted TO give satisfac-
tion, or no charge. We work for those that pay
the best, and ifw get time We work for the rest.
l.. FLAVIN.
Eastern Avenue.
81 All indebted TO the firm Of Harroun Fla
ain will confer favor by settling the same imme
diately and save paying costs. l4I
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-25
DOw's Geography of the Heavens.


bring TidiuEs '
WITHIN
ph@ may
be hw n arg
JEWELRY
sin hecoun COmen in
a time NJ MOTOR my tar
boil Come and see
WALTHAM. ELGIN, other American WATCHES.
Also, elegant IMPORTED WATCHES Ladies and Gentlemen
Among Sterling Silver Ware find Styles
SPOOVS, FORKS. N:gPKEr Riggs BERRY sPOoNs,
Cups Sugar Pickle
Among GOLD GOODS, you of the incest MOL
WATCHES CHAINS THIMBLEs SETS, CHARMS
Bracelets, Lockets, Shirt Studs, SpectaOes &C.
Clocks in Great Variety styles.
Books asaca Stationery. 60. .a.t
ACALL, UsHALLBE
received, aDnl and
HONESTLY
East Side Main Street. St 5Onnsbury
1877
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
Das Gifenbabn uneliid BET Con:
upu8oifIc Nd

pittsburg, Ya., %. Suni. - 5sute
Dlitto9 ereisnete iid auf Der nYittsbars.
ySalbinaton.uu Baltimore giienbabn," et<
wa oreiolertel Meileu bleiieit5 BON Councils.
billie. Elm furd,tbareS llnsliid. Gin ohuarts
gebeuosr Srad)t5ug braui'ts inter aufuano
Der grDBten @el6minoisfeit oaber, um nod
por Der Mnfunft oes Yoittrains bic 8eihe bel
Gonn,uspille Su erreideu. I'm ienem Yuufte
Der Sahn aber lit eiue idarfe @urue uno on
iener Gurpe traien Die beiben SabH3iige 10
plDslid aufeinanper, bab bic beiOerieiti9eu
aotomotioiIbrer gar feline 3eit batten, gum
8ewuBtlein ib,cr sefdbrliden Sage gu toHl-
men, nod bic @eidlpinoi9felt ibrer Sabnsii9e
Al benmen. Rit fur9tbarem Sstrad) itieBen
bic beioen 9otomotipen auitiuanoer, III einem
eiusigeu Moment iuaren beioe in cine un,
Srmlid,e, uerihlunsene, perorehte, perboseue
uno gebrohene 9riimmermaiie uerrpanoelt,
wdbreno Der beige Oampi, Der aus Dem &si'
iel bsrausquou, Die Situation nod hredlir
der isiahte. Der gause 8radttrain muroe
ssridmettsrt mnp ieine Sriimmer gu beioeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

Sic Geieai6aft mar ni6t beIcnoers
seiprddis. !6ilmersoOrf Der nit ieiner
Slben bel ieoem Sdritte tctettirte uni
ben @es isinen feinen eduben nidt gan;
entipredenb ianp, mar Der einSlge, Der bin
uno wleber cine 8emerfuns sum gslten
aab. eelbit Srau BON 3loeri6 bate pom
Steisen ben Aibem perlpren uno auruloT1
mar beute unsemein ihpeisiam, ilbrl9ens
bdtte man Jpn ia aud ni6t peritanoen.
Sie fleine 8arapane bate nidt eas
9lnieben, ais befnbe iie iih auf elmer Ser
gnagunsstOur, iie blieb AUDI siemlid flein=
laut, als bic 8uine enblid errei6t war
uno man an Der STEELE bes ebemall9en
Sdlobbpfs bas 2aser aufi6lug.
SD tpanole 10 germ auf ben Spursn
unierer madern 8orfabren, duBerte Srau
BON 3lperid sesen 8aronin Sarl9a,
inoem iie that, als femme iie oeren Stamm=
baum nidt. ST Sbnen nidt aud gans
anbers su Wlutbe, penn Sic auf ipl6em
biitorii4en 8pben iteben uno BON pem
tlbn in ben Selien sebauten 6orit binabs
bliden auf bic 2anoltrthe, wel4e emit eln
itarter 9lOel beberriate?
Gr lit sebro6en, mie Der in melnem
arnen 8aterlanpe, perieBte bic garpRln
NIT elesii6em Spne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25
eofalberihte aus ySafbinaton.

Us q b tn9 t Q II, 2i. Sunt. - Sapt. Sames e.
gSau9b, msldber um Sonndbcn0 Den SonnRnlih be.
tam, heHnoet i.5 aui Der Beiierur9.
-Sr. 2Sehiter Aoaills, SblritebRr bes Sen. Bortcr
i'm "g8eiBen SauIe," itorb belte gtorgen on Der
S1uinoTuht.
--Ssitsrn 0torsen scsea az ubr srplobirte cine
Soblenouompe in Dem euben res 0rn Dlihael Dia=
borrer, Rr. t4l5, Yenniuoaria=4 Gintae
Der lSuaren gerielben caourb in Feuer, bod murce
Oanelbe halo seloiht.
-1Sgr 4eidInam clnes aeuiiisn @briitopbsr Stepens
ION Wuroe Sonn0bens am Sube Der Z. Strase IN Dem
iSuie 9eiuEoen.
JIM Sonnabeno Uiorsen trat cine fsrau in Die
gSo5nun9 Der Sdrub 2bomas, rpelbc nd in ersm
9GBber, SDIihen str Ut= uno Y=Sna5e beInbet
uno u5er9a1 DER senaunten fsrau Elm etlpd neun Uo
nate altes sino, nit Der Semertun9, bus ite cai.
iebe ipdter uleoer abboten weroe. Als iie ieood
ni4t surndtebrte, wuroe oa5 &iGo nab Dem ct.
Annen= g8ailenbanie 9ebradt.
- 9stern Dtor9eu fudroe Der o unsiteiu hes
@reien=aipls, on Der @de Der 3. uno 9'StraBe, &C..
le9t.
-Sas 4rran9 eme1tsz9 9omite Der Rdfierperfamm.
lung Bur Fertilization GIANTS uno yBii ons belt
Sonnabenb e,ne Seriammlun9 ab.
gle Yriiuns Der atlbelne oss Brof. Noie enbct,
am lesten 5rtitase. nrter oen Sd2err. rpetde
Trdnten eGbiclten, beiauhcn iit AUDI >Jo51 Brot,
Srln5 Brott uno SSran3 gSenI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-25

Marle 6. Sropn. Ne9erinneu, SelebIsu q.
s. Smitb's nm Shatteln gtugematteS
i'm Wertbe bon $l.60; frsigeiproden. - Ma
ranne @laeipie, @ntmenoung bon Irauen.
fleiosrn i'm &erthe BON $3.50, Sarah Ros
ienitod's @i9enthum; ShulObetenutuiB. -
9eora Oenbp, eln SAparSer, Selteblen 9brt.
ltiau Srdner'5 I'm eineu s8 merthen Sod;
uuter gerdtlther Seratbuug. - Soiepb y.
Guplor, Elm Shwa-ier, Seeblun9 bsS $50
W 0urrls nm elneu Hod mo auoere Sadlen
I'M gSeribe uou SIG; Ditto. - InOrep Sad
ion, etn Stpar,er, 0iebItabl bon S6.75,
Clara Yaul gebOrtg; Ditto.
otgertdlt. Sor Sberz Gltter
Scott.) Seinr. Sofmanu 9e9en oas Burns.
Id)e @bepaar; 8!dter SrelS' Siitr. llrtbetl
beltdtigt. - g&l6elm 0enner unO Sobann
Spabn yegsn @lliabetb aiimmelmanu; I'LL.
tlag auT Slltirung bes Der lppellatin 1881
lipred)enoeu @rtenntniHeS oes 3iftelS Sla.
uerrg uno auf neueu Bro;eB abgeuieicu. -
Slmes 8. Wtalcolm 9e9en 8ottlrteo Shee.
rer, Sanopetieltlagc; pen Sld9er s24l.7 Su-
ertannt. - Srans .Dteper nno Inton SoHe
geaen SobanN 9 HoBmarf, SdulOtla9e: 30
aui s2l0.7S. 0iorib Jfoienberg gegeu
Quc1 60pte, reip. bereu udtlteu SreuuO 9ll'
bert RDpte, appeIatiOn ge9eu RiGter Sting
roles Sprud); Der Ippeuatlu $50 Sduoen.
eriae suertanat. - SO9n WterrDman ge9cn
s s 6rtp, Jtefurs gegsu 5fid]ter @oriud'S
ll.tbetl; pcr9lihen. Sdmes 81. Sltuer,
4aent qe9cn Same8 Cooper, AJent Tiir Gent
pie; Ritter Semmid'S Sprud) taiIrt uno
benz Nppsuanteu bic pidnpun9spetie peg9e-
nommenen Naareu Il. !. no, lomle 81 Sdas
beneriae suertannt. - SatOb Cole burd iel'
nen ndtllteu Srsuno 5obu Sole wioer 9Snl.
Sent, ein aus Soniontomn nad Der Staot
perlegter tlhGoigun9sz BrojcB, aus au9eb=
@inreifuu9 OeS &id9erS ourf Den Sertla9tsH
al5 @tnlieber in oeu SunoeSarmeeolenlt entz
iprtugenO; inter Serbanoluug. - Seute lies
ben gtr. 81 Der ProSeB, 9tr. 26O bis 280 Der
9lppeuatlou5. Re9iltranOe auI Der 2aJesoro-
nnng.
Stabt-8reis geri d. dt.-(Sor 8ttter
Biutuep.) Hob.rt ". 2S9ltclod 9e9en Sa'
muel Slaf uno oeiien 6rau Wtargaletbe; IS
icu Gam SnopDeu Elm SrunDnud an Ol'
pilion., nabe 9auoaleitraBe, SebuIS Sd9nn9
elusr 0ppotbet BON $1,000 inter Den 9anlnet
briuaeu. - Garol,e Shparj tla3t auf
Sd)eloung BON Bbiltpp S9pars an, mt Dem
lie pom Yaitor 6. 3. Uiater an /. Vidri 1871
getraut poroeu. gle beiduIpist ibu, lle hau'
ia 9smiBbanOelt, lpenis su tbrem unO threS
8lnOes uuterbalte beigetragen unO goIsoerp0lt
fa oes @bebruhes duiOl9 gematt Su haben.
- 4mbroiuS Otiiler ge9en Anna Aoptdg
uuo peu r@eorg @alblugton Saupercln gtr.
H." Intrag auf Innuulrun8 clueS SauI'
bIlefes ubsr pas @runoltiid auf Der gforo'
peitefe Der Sbep. uno Oaua5ltr., oaS 2Seur
sel Sopedp isiner Srau Iuna iibertrus, me,l
cr angeblih ben Slager, benz sr s356,82 lhul'
bete, habe oarum be;rii5en woueH.
Srsisqeridt iir 3 al timorc=@ ountu. -
Rtbarp Wraion, @eo. gslott) Soslep RopIou,
Wo1caneriif nul Sobn y. Vattlrion; bis moI9sn
gum uttereu Serbote ansei5st. - g1m. >. S6rpot
& Comp. 9e9cn Sparles GpItrl; oenHIl5eI $lUo ~
susrt1nEt. - 9oiepb gROocs uno SenolleR 9c9en
Illanoa e. Barnett uEo Gonorten; Se9tnn oee
Ylalbopers nber ole @lnDGnee 9C9Cn RatRitrun9
oee Bellttes bes JttpiiOrs.