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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

MANCHESTER.
Please notice Allen 4 Dfew's new
advertisement
The SEQ from Equinox Pond this
year Is remarkably iblek and clear
-Iemember aWashburns Last sausa-
lion al Music Hall Tonight. Wednesday
ctealrg
Sheldon bas broken cat road to
The Equinox po0d, aud people can get
their supply Of jce.
Rather an unusual spectacle was wit
messed IN the streets Sunday morning.
four horse team breaking ont the roads,
AT the time Of going TO ppss, on
Wednesday, tbe cold weather has "sof-
tened" down a little hot is vet far from
being melted TO tears.
10. A. Balcbelder, Esq, lately a
teacher in Burr and Burton Seminary, is
spending the holidays with friends in
town, BE has opened q law office in
Cambridge, Mass.
New Workers. for tho past few days,
have been enjoying the fine Eloighiug to
their hearts content. Ii they spent the
ieinter In the country they would get
enough ofthat sorl Of thing.
The Congregational pastors Of Rut-
land and Bennington Counties will please
note the time designated By the General
Convention for taking up collections in be-
half Of tho Vermont Educational Society,
Remit funds to Dea. c. +. Thompson,
Brattlcboro,.
Il. S, CugnlAN, Go, Director.
ALL. C. Orvls says in bis new add
yer,iscmeul 10 to-day's Journal "isbpc,"
We speak Understandings, aud "know
whereof we speak, as we live next door
and call aud see him, and buy Of his fine
assortment Of goods very frequently. II
reycryonc would do the same it would be
to their advantage.
Pew holders ju the Congregational
'hn''H H''4 "'' H',''' "''' N''"" '''' ',''
"'''' " '1' - "a 60 49,, ,oa eco +,
was voted that ono bali the rent be paid
Jan. Isl the balance July list. Pew bold.
crs are requested to pay the rent now due
TO the Treasurer OF Collector.
The proprietor Of the Elm House, the
Druggist next DOOR a"a g fi''o' were
recently made 'he h'pp3 recipients Ga
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Ethan Armstrong, s0u Of Herman
Armstrong. who has been employed SIS
travelling agent for Old John Eobinsou's
Circus, arrived home on Monday Of last
week, 10 q low condition from bleeding
at the Iangs. BE died on Christmas day
from congestion.
Geo. W. Harmon ls quite I'd from tbe
effect Of breathing tie Impure air Of The
Coun HoBse. some parties c.aim inst the
defects can be remedied 1T t4ling ex.
peuse Il + Htiie better Than murder 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

ANOTHER REASON why HuBD ASD HoudHToSs
Riverside rress) unabridged, enlarged, and cor
rccted edition OF SMITHS DICTIONARY OF
TIE BIBLE, edited by HAcEETT and AHBof
vols $40, 3 G67 rp, 576 Illustrations, cloth, t26
is better than the English edition Of the same
aud thus the best Bible Dictionary Ia the English
language, is that 10 addition 10 the original ~.
ustrati0ns which have been carefully re-engrAy-
Cd, none Of them omitted, a hundred new and
important illustrations are given, come from
photographs, some from original drawings, lw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
STRAUSs' FAvORTTE WALTZEs.

- We have just Issued Strauss Waltzes IN Two
Volumes, price 81 sach 10 boards a. each 10 cloth.
The two volumes contain over Forty beautiful
Waltzes worth Al least so In sheet form IN
ordefing from other dealers be particular 10 Ask
for pF1Eas KuITl0N on BrAArss' WALrzfs A. Il
il the only correct and complete edition. Adj
dress. J. L. PLTEBS
Music Publisher, $50 Broadway, n. !,
23tf
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction"
HARPER's Bazaar


40|f0ff y ~ 7" III
The Bazqf 10 edited with contribution II tsci
and talent that We seldom end in any iOnrnEl
aud the journal Iiaelf y ths organ IT the great
world u fA.hion. Bosf0n Trareiff.
The BGzaf oammends itself 70 every member
II tie household tn the children BY 1foii and
pretty pictures. 70 the young ladies BY its fash
lon plater IN shdiens variety % the pfoFl3ani
- str0l By its patterns for the chiidreu's el0thes
70 pafesfa Ht.4Gs By lts tasteful designs Tor EN-
broldsfed slippers GBd lu1ari0us dressing go~Hs
But the reading matter u the Hazdr j. uniform.
Is u great excellence. The paper hEs acquire q
i vide popularity i0F the arssde enjoyment 4
amir N " EEraaaa Poi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

We enjoyed sleigh ride hugely on
Christmas With the mercury ~ below
zero. We missed our annual Christmas
Tree this year, bat THE did not prevent
some Of our rowdis. from indulging ln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

taanutfs
The next Regular Communication af AdonliAn
Lodge, ?. A. NJ, viii be held on THURSDAY
evening, Dee l2th, ls72
Y. l.. NYMAN, W
l.. G. ORNlS. W. T.
AdonirRm Chapter. No. Is, "a. 4. ".
Next regular conyocAtion on "Wednesday even,
Tag Dec 18th, st ~ O'Clock.
n. X. siMoNDS. II. 4.
g, j. WATT, Sect
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OyER-EXmTIoE, either OF body or mind pTOdu-
cos debility and disease. The usnal remedy IL 10
take some stimuant the effect d which IL the
same az giving tired horse the whp instead Of
oats. The true way is tafortify the system with
a permanent tonic II the PeruSikn Syrup. Ia
proto1ide Of Iron, which gives strength aud Wig
or TO the whole system, 32lw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

SEVEN SAFEGUARDS AGAINST CoSsuMprIoN are
united ia Hates Honey Of Hrehopnd and TdF. 1t
Gains the most violent cough and cures the
worst cold in few hours and ayerts ali danger
Crttenton's, 9th Avenue. Sold by all Drug
gists 32iw
Pixies Toothacbe Drops cure 10 minute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
SPECIAL NuTIC Es.
600 Howard.

Ivill forfeit one hundred dollars or full eAsed
Sewing Machine 70 any Sowing Machine that will
90 the variety Of work which can be done on the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine by use Of reg
uiar attachments.
GEo L. HOWARD,
5le0wlyH Factory Point, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

The SNOW IS nearly three feet deep 10
the woods. on Tuesday aud Wednesday
last tie weather was very cold, the latter
being the coolest day Of This winter.
Christmas was celebrated with ap
proprialc exercises az the Town Hall. oH
Christmas eve. The liaH was decorated
with evergreen, aud the trees contained
many beautiful presents for both cid au1
Young
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
SUNDERLAND.

A few days since Hugh kenna lost a
valuable colt by disease.
Our common schools are all taught
by females, and are in fourshing state
Of prosperity.
On Christmas morning the mercury
stood at 22o below zero and the same
on Monday morning.
Bradley q Blackmer have over thirty
teams engaged in hauling logs TO their
steam mill. The snow is between four
and five feet deep at their log piles on
the mountain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
ARLINGTON

Every kind Of business in the manu-
featuring line is good. The works of
the Arlington Manufacturing Company,
are driven through the holidays, an unus-
nal thing with them, but there will be no
"lct up" this year.
The young people of Arlington and
vicinity have instituted a series of select
parties, the first to come off at the Town
Hall next Monday evening. Music by
Wells Band of Rutland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

The FiEemau's Bali n POLAND Hal,
Friday eve last was q fne SUGGEST Tie
supper splendid and lveg body happy
--Chrisimns wss much Fe,ted this gsar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
LONDONDERRY.

We have been favored with an alb
undance Of snow, which, being driven by
the whlstling wind, has kept the team
sters busy breaking roads. 1t took our
friend Smith four days last week to get
the mail over the mountain TO Mauches-
ter aud back Notwithstanding the
great depth Of snow, aud excessive cold
weather, the people have not forgotten
their accustomed donation visits and
Christmas aud New Years Balls. At
soath Londonderry The Methodist Society
turned out 10 force and iberally replen-
Ished the purse aud harder Of their pas
tor, and on the eve after Christmas friend
Evans had his opening ball. Tho day at,
ter Christmas, the people Of Londonderry
made their pastor, Rev. A. Go0lhue, a
donation visit, sud, although the after
noon and evening were quite stormy, a
goodly number were present and had a
very pleasant visit with their pastor and
his family, aud with each other, aud aIl
seemed To feel that il was good they bad
met together. At j. Todds Han the
Young people danced the old ycar ont aud
the new one iu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
Use Renne'. Pain.Knllng Magic OH.

II HWhN WNJ JHUWI.
This is an honest, good medicine and has been
tested for a number OF years, used by families
and individuals, and Is well liked, and found to
be safe 10 use and sure to cure pain. True, il
costs more 40 make il than II does common ln-
ment but it's use does more good, and it lie clean
or and safer to use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

huppOhe you tfg u Tor Dog OF Cat blttt
suppose you try II for Frozen Feet or Ears.
Suppose you try II for Kusty Nail Wounds,
Suppose you try II Tor Bruise or Strain.
Suppose you try IL for Poison with Ivy.
oppose you try II for Fits aud Spasms.
Suppose you try II for Crick In the Back.
1t won't hurt you. Rennea Magic Oil never
hurt anybody, Mix il " th molasses for cold;
mix II with water for sore eyes. II you use It for
earache, don't put any cotton in the ear Get
the genuine WIN. RENNE \ SONS, MAnufAc.
lures, Pitsfeld Mass. 3i4w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

TRUIsMslll
IT IL TRUE
that l.. {. DAVIS has
THE LARGEST DRUG STORE
in bennington County
1T Is TRUE
that l.. @. ORyis keeps the
LARGEST & BEST SELECTED STOCK
Of goods In his line in this part Of the State.
IT Is TRUE
that L. O. 0RyE keeps only
PURE UNADULTERATED DRUGS.
IT IL TRUE
that l.. C. ORvs has always for sale
varied and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FANCY Goops,
IT Is TRUE
that l.. G.. ORys has an
ENORMOUS LOT OF TOYS,
Notwithstanding his heavy sales during the
Holidays,
II Is TRUE
that L, G. Onyls never allows his stock
to get low but always keeps his
SIfEL YES d SHOW CASES run.
1T Is TRUE
that at l.. C. ORws' STORE you always
FIND WHAT YOU WANT.
IT Is TRUE
that l.. G. 0RvIs offers for sale great
variety Of all kinds Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRUIT.
1T TX TRUE
that l.. G. ORys wants TO see you
ONE AND ALL
at his store frequently, whether You wish TO pur-
chase anything or not
1T IL TRUE
that l.. @. 0RvIs is most happy 20
SHOW HIS GOODS AT ANY AND ALL TiaRs
TT Is TRUE
that You WILL MISS II
IL you buy merchandise in his lins before you
EXAMINE MS GOODS
1T Is TRUE
thauL. G. ORvIs hopes you will bear in
mind all the above Sell EVIDENT Taurus and
govern yourselves accordingly
1T IL TRUE
that l.. g. DAVIS wishes you all
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Manchester VI, Jan. LIST, 1873.
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GRAND OPENING

GRAND OPENING
TIN INV STORE
} X BoNESTEgL.
FteTom Post Nrsvovr
Na b. opsas1 Ias trade oa
Monday, Jeavery eA, 1879,
When wiH be opened
LARGE STUCK %
ENTIRELY NEW GOODS,
Caosss,lsE Il
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods, Clothing,
Groceries. Flour
Salt, Paints,
Oils. Hardware.
Etc, Etc.
And In fact everything usnatly kept in coHatEt
store. I shah ksep
4 COOP ASSORTMENT
snd shAnsens ~
Low RICES,
And shGH be pleased 70 have the public. onS and
all, call snA examine nv sloak. ! propose 20
trade ca
THE CASH SYSTEM,
And having no bad debts or long credits
GAN SELL CHEAPER
than could otherwise.
IN. BoNEsrEfI.
Factory Point, VI. Jan, /, 1853, a2fa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
WEST ARLINGTON.

On Monday evening, the 23rd inst,
the usual quiet Of this place was sudden
~ broken by the cry of fire. About 10
O'Clock the flames was seen issuing from
the roof of DR., T.. G. Persons dwelling
house situate some fifty rods west of II.
T. IIurd e. Co.'S store. The alarm being
instantly given, the neighbors were
promptly on hand and all worked with a
will; but, with little or no effect, as every
effort to arrest the progress Of the flames
proved unavaiIing. Evidently when the
fire was first seen it had been getting
strength so long, ii was prepared to more
than hold its own against all corners, and
in less than An hour, the building was
consumed with most of It's contents. The
inmates had all retired for the night and
were illy prepared for such an emergency
and very little even, Of their wearing APP
plare was saved. The ruins the follow
ing morning were full proof that the de-
youring element had done It's work
thoroughly. The wind was blowing
steadily from the 5 w, and il was thought
at one time that Mr.. Gran Clark's dwell
ling surrounded with half a dozen out.
buildings must share the fate Of the Dr's
house bat finally escaped. The Dr's loss
foots up over twenty-five hundred dollars
with less than one half that amount insur.
ed. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
=.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Tile friends Of the Rev. J. y. Hayes
gave him donation visit at the hotel Of
Franklin Welsh, on Wednesday evening,
Of last week. which neited him a nice
sum.
AT regular communication Of Star
Lodge No. go, held Dee. 10, 1872, The
following officers were elected NJ. l..
Powers. ". NJ; r. Crawford, :. W; n.
Moses, Jr., J. ", II. Moses, sr., Treas
". II. Reynolds, Secretary: ID. 4.
Brooks, s. DC, ". Reynolds, J. d.
W. 5. Worihiuglon, Tyler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

II, II. Bonestecl has fixed up the Old
Brick store ia first-rste order and has
purchased a large stock of goods which
will be opened to the public next Mon
day. People will hnd him a frst-rate
man to trade with. Read has advertise
mcnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

tsfs al.y d tae Episcopal eiy II
Christmas lgc Coz FaHer0a Han ITO
suGrla Eue spectacle. aua lls bra.
branches yIei35 ara uubaan.iel crop
TEE Episcopal Cgarrb was most tasteful
IF decorated ard the effect was very 8hc
We have never seen evergreen drapery Be
rlraer rfaia.len or more skfIltaHv ar
ranged.
Prof Harry, lsaa ol the cid mau.
gave aMan.Dgyi "-as bis bills termed
ig-prrformancc az Coles Halls e wa,
mostly 8 rope tying show. sud was quit,
satisfactory 90 the small audience present
Everything being done 80 total darkness
wc conduit exactly state whether tbg
dgFmvlg which such exhibitions sug.
ge.t, was total CT partial.
Mercury ags below. Good time fol
"W0adnra's iuiuu 10 en-. those children
O. that cave must be rather q cold dining
room De should slice the bodies thin and
pepper we'll" To continue, Woodiord'
siop" ls really exciting, snd We hope &
may comc'oul bound duably 10 white
scalps, and that every poor family may
own the book 10 scare the little nursery
into silence at precisely O'Clock, p. m
Our text tells as that It is a2' below
that should set every one of means. cs
peeialy those Of skinned milk blood Il
hankcrlug after friend Orvis, down IL
Florida. We're no Oryis there presiding
over large and splendidly appointed
hotel, the temptation would be great, a
IL is, it seems perfectly irrislible, since
we cannot 20 please send Us a healthy
scorpion to sting as into circulation.
wuNuNGToN.
Mr.. Ross Bowkcr had both of his fee
badly frozen last week, aud others hav,
been less seriously Bitten
Christmas was duly celebrated in tn,
Baptist aud Observation-Disclosures on Christ
mas eve, Every thing passed OIL pleas
aully, all seemed happy, aud the tree
bore abundant fruit.
Very cold weather here Of late. TIT
thermometer marked $50 below zero on
day last week, which is hardly low
enough to be fashionable, though quit
low enough for comfort.
SYNDICATE.
Recently a man named Towsley wa
seriously injured at Il. S. llurd's circular
saw mill. His Jaw was broken and most
smashed. An intimate acquaintance will
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02
SYNDICATE,

Recently a man named Towsley was
seriously injured at Il. S. Hurd's circular
saw mill. His jaw was broken and nose
smashed An intimate acquaintance with
a circular saw when in motion is not very
dcsirable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-02

Among The pleasant family gather
ings ga Christmas there was one Of no
small note 81 the residence Of Mr. Phile-
tus Bsuows, where there were about
thirty Of thc relatives assembled. Amer
partaking OF good dinuer, they were iu-
ylted into "a room where stood "A tree
laden with presents, TO the value Of about
-la1. There were presents of every de-
sarlpilou from q little black don 10 q nice
sea af lur.. AL seemed 10 enjoy the day
very mach and weut away feeling well
paid for tbc pains they bad taken 10 make
thc occasion pleasant.
-Oug Sabbath school festival Of We'd
neslay evening, t6e 25yh, was very fulIy
attended. aud tbe exercises unusually iu-
gerea.ug. Tie Fcc.tallous were prompt
and laa singing by ihe primary Glass, Of
sos song entitled The Angel Choir" also
aTle Wonderful Tree" were well per
formed. Az ihe close pf these exercises,
as we adjourned fram the icclurc room 60
the upper paEt ofthe house. there burst
unan oar vision thst wonderful Christ.
mass trae, lhat reached from floor 10 cell
.He. bearing uPoa is branches q iaw,
namHer 81 .sated ,apfn aHd haulfeis 81
HgeseHt. b9sA fag scholars aad teachers
aHd 1um oac member af ismily % 80
other 81 al prices from 0ne dollar 70 seF
suv.fve or upwards ] wouA na' oml
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Buy YOUR FLOUR

BRADLEY 4 BLArEHKs
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Sclcoranbiii,cs 9lIcrlci,

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Gogepnrtb, Wtaii.. ieine 6rau crihoB, bat
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Don Qttieu I'M Betrage pon s2l00 ucrhaftst.
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ben auiiebcr WtcotmpAiu uno oerWunoete
oenIetbsu itart.
- Die yGbeapcufe Ohio s8abu- @omp. "
mirO oemnGdIt cine Babn uOH @IIiton.6Or9
nadI Hpnd)bur9 bauen.
6reo. @roue, eiu beiaunter lmeritani.
i6er 3ournatrit, Itarb gcitern in SoFou.
-0epsidtn uOn Gan 6ranIisco mel6eu,
oaB Ole Yflroeeufe inter ben &aUausrte.
Yferoen Der 9sgen Die YlOoOcs tdmplenoen
Sruppeu graiNrt.
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fannie &auimuHu SObH 28LIou, Al Sabre
alt.
- gelsru fano man in Dem Sate bel
9ttd]mon0s Q pitd, R..S., abermalS oie2eite
zines Spfer8 Oes Iegtcn @tieabuhn'llngliids,
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uOu 8OIon ioeutifi,irt muros. Der Yeruu.
Aldtte bintsrlGBt elne 6rlu uuo iieheu Gin.
Der. Sm @an5en weroeu sur 3eit Yerios
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lte bel Der @ItubahHS&ataltropb III Rl6.
moEbs Snth umgcfOmmeH iiuo.
- Der 2luStauO 0tr 2rbeter Der yIrfa'
Oilzaob obleu<SOmp. in pallTor eu0etc gejiCn,
Die @Omp04nie hat Die y0hne rhOht.
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8otllbGtiS Steit8<9eietll DAFT" Der dltelte Ser.
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3uu Selten Der lGmmtld)en 2SaieuN Nuial.
ten oAHe uuteridleo Der @oniciliOn ab5u-
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nm S432.50 ul8 SAaOcueriut fir ieinen Sol
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er Sahn abbanoen fam, na6luht.
- BOliSiit Sbimouet iab beute Worgen
I'M llbr etnen Jte9er aus bem yaoen oe8
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uno bolte lhn and enOlld1 ciu. &aum iab lez
0Odl Der Sd)marSe ltd) iiberbolt, ais er Die ge=
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nit lenem &niippel uno rief oabet iaut nod
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nuteu, ebe man ieine 9fufe Oernabm nno ibm
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um cine Auiihlebung oeS Serh0rS |
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