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New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
rerlures auo mernuas.

CHAMBER of COMMERCE.
Commerce the Hon WILLIAM J. McALPlAE s deliver az A-fe~s
Chlmhe- the great Hu Ji ne t1opf
Union on THURSDAY EVENING uer te jh inst m ne "ater
Transportation hewors sn1 is bcnns upon ne
men .aer nved 70 oe pre
BT order Of the Chamber GEO WILSON, oeefesif).
MEMBERS and FRIENDS of the AMERl-
VI TRACT SOCIETY invited attend Us Annual 1ret
nv in tn Leeureroom Church FOuhsve and Iwes
t7.secoud-,t, 80 n. WEDNESDAY the Tta .Rst
T1HE AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UN-
Il ION WILL HOLD IT'S
GOTH ANNIVERSARY REUNION
At the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, corner IHlRIifOURIHsr.
aud SIXTHAVE,
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY Z.
HENRY 81 sCUUDER .. D. vii. preach, lu Dnei lllrses
nav er.eciei Rev b. Taylor d. d. htT C. hy.iloa.
D. D. Rev sabine Rev j. d. Buckley t-1 leT H. d. "a4-
Mc VIII he rendered hy the of the Tabenaoe. assd
other eminent TALENT LAhElo q
CENTS may procured the OF le OIn '
seA1a a. ~
Olce OF The Independent PaIk-place.
B-The Anuua Meeting Tor TIE Election oi Ohoefl and
preseron Repors VIII bee le1 h DAY, t JoeJcA
p NJ. the Lec.uTeR Room Ji .he Brol-aag Ia ernAcl-
TTHE TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Of
die settlement Of Rev CHAPLIN, b. D.. Pastor si ths
FOURTH UHIykRSALlSr SOCIETY vii be- cciehaed ou hDHfs
DAY al Church Fifh-ave and Forty li q -
lie AFTERNOON, , O'Clock, adleses By EeyA lhoAAS
ARMITAGE. ID: MOSES BALLOU, d. D. II. W bELLDhs.
D. D.; j. SMITH DODGE, jr J. NJ PULLMAN r C. tIhk.
YVHE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEET
i ING Of the AMERICAN AND FORh.GS CHRisIIAh JAl1s
vii be held lt Bible House URSDAl Nav 3 81 se'A p
Report for the yelE VII De presented n pew Dfs .
al vacancies eleced Life DFeeloTs a. & heDfs ar "a
vted % be preseat
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

bAKE sHoEE hSD AcHIeES sovrHyHSl
RAILWAY CoEPaSI. CLEvxLASB Ohe March n. lgT1
T1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
Il HOLDERS of COMPANY for the ELECTION Of DIREC-
TORS for the and Tor he ether appropriate
business brld Comrany IN the CITY
Oho WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of MAY next
oeock and oeock in the afternoon Of
daf. -.
The u Compuy WI s closed Al The clos Of hus
pes. on bs 81 8,v I Apn uez viii The morning
SO I,r II MAJ pfrt GEORGE b. ELY, Serretary
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
flndurldI,

A MOTHER BANK FAILURE - Beware
Y save rolr money by investing Long Island Railroad
80 each deeds, good soil gaGe4 giots q on install
1-sn-s ). G. GBDDES 100 FouIth-sve-
is hereby given that an
election win be- bel 20 The Of the Sewiork Bridge Con
rsrr No. 81 aer City Of Brooklru MONDAl The y
I'd June next 40 Of that for teeu Directors
IA Coan then ensuing and Tor two Inspector Of Eec
re Transfer Books viii be closed from NAY 70 June 1872 Dated
Nev9 lg7s HENRY C.. MURPHY. President
p QrINrARp. Secretarv.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

torses, Carriages, iaruess. &r.
Atm Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"A ITORY FOUgIHAvE coz. TWENTY -FlF TH-sT.
Every style light Road AEous ana second
haul, a reasonable ices. Harness IN great valetr
EOR SALE-A very stylish, tine, gentleman's
j ROADSTER COUPE HORSE, 6i ban high gear oli has
handsome tail sound lnd. Also, tEo NAOONn0ne
Up to HARNESS. al IN good order A2dfes v"
A.. Box lO3 Tribune OAee
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes, Horse Equipments ol denpnon ne
largest vanety IN Nrw-York g NJ MoSEMAS BIO, AaHaiso
lurers. WarelOoms ~ Chal4osr,-st
HORSE BLANKETS HARNESS, SADDLES,
aud saddery goods extensively nsnu1ctuIe M
line Of street aud stbi plush and other aas oo
feTery quality. =. D. san "a = ~, 20 - He-'a-
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNS TON
n (late John, x Van Tasseil
OFFICE AND SALESROOM. OLD STAND
Nasau-st, opposite tue P0stOhce
TUR HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE, rs RE.
NOyED TO THB SPACIOUS PREMISES.
l9 g. p, and - EAST ThlRIEENIA-SI,
between Fnh-avr lul University T-piace.
The business conducted precisely he same st aud hon
which always caractcrfeI e ils o cur
house respect and confidence Of the Olzness co1 A.
well ~ the lie a. large, - -,,~,-- ,--,,, W a.,
REGULAR SALES TWICE A WEEK THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
EBes for either az doTn-town House
81 Sassau or ID. o. O. and 23 EAst Iheelt
LIBERAL ADVANCES As USUAL, MADE on COholGNAhA ..
SALE or HORSES. CARRIAGES, EIC
THIS DAY ar Y OCLOCh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
YEGLIABLEs.

Shipments poes 3 o-s Od onions are nearly out OF TIE
oudt1- NOMINAL The brnu1a onions pota-
ana tomeio declined pne Charleston beres and pears
end felr Etn prices o. berries uncA gec
peas lover Asparagus arriving non Jersey and selling a.
g f0 PER hunh Straw 1tles are seng az elas y per 4It'
Pea uomualr out ~ The m4rEets
advanced n Nor
l11es 6roag1t - 40 Juuches And Asparagus va
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
S. P. AVERY'S
AUCTION!

HGring failed to materially reduce The number
of paintings ouaed by ma, as had hoped 20 40
by prlUdte sale during ny recent erh'DtuOh' G,'a
Rooms, 1e s2 F{th-oCs / haze determined 70
offer them at Auction ,..,
am eacouraqed to do this By many soAcita-
fOns end offers II support from gentlemen 1h0
prefer TO purchase ,a M's manner, a"a Oy Geemr es,r
erDre.si0ps OF confidence cOE by my good Jd'th
ON former similar occasions;
/ respectfully appeal 10 The patrons Of art for
fbe;r oe1.rogs aid in tkiS, my most impOrtGa!
''"'N'' SAMUEL P. AVERY.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
BdnAlru nousrs anu Bankers.
Olplocuo Monies.

tTuu ANRaicAS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAyK.
NEg-YoRK. April I8. I57J
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free
y otares declared capital Of M 5aHE payable on
Ts saslsr books E closed this date and on the ID
MAJ. T. NlLL.ONl l-s-let.
TIANTIC and PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
y PASY-Tbe Coupons @. be Ceara Division Isi Motglss
Railroad n the second MoTgase hauai
Land Grant Bonds Of e Atlantic aud Paeho karod Conin
1873 will De- pA, Gold CON a. ne hatons Shoe ana
Leather Bank. Hew-lora a Y. eIOUli Ifeas1reI.
CEVENTH DIVIDEND.
y BANnERS AND BROKERS ASSOCIAIlO6-Ihe Bosrd Of
Trustees lave Dividend Of EIGHT PR CENT on
the paid % capital PAYABLE Nay b. The Joos WI be closed on the
l2th tni reo1rned Nay g. J. l. BkO"NELL SeeIe-siy'
May 3, lB'4
OrricH or souTH SIDE RAiLEoAD 90. % LoSe l.LASD'
BROOKLIs Z. D.. April, s7J. )
THE COUPONS maturing May l, 1873 on the
SINKING FUND BONDS Of this Company vii b. paid a. ne
lautug house Of JACOB SHIPHERD Co, = PnssL New
YOE ChAhLE5 u hOrhI'o' oelle.-tl.--
VERMONT DIVISION of the PORTLAND
and OGDENsBURG r. K LlGR-Coup0ns aud rezseIcl nief'
EFT lue NAV on the the LADo.e valley, MoutpeI
and Jomlbury and EseT County Railroad Compan eomp@Ang
Tie vermont Division Portland Aud OEdensburg hosd .e
psd Of United stse az on 1se ATT l. tne
The otoe OF fA4L-AAno ~
F.uaucal Agels III Broadway, New-lork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
rR.pr.ssr isr IHs s. y. IRErNE o' cur Owb ReDOrter

Rscspr ior be rcl or lOl less ihan ts
we,I r-r % l.-I 4r1v1E OF peanuts @ Ay
shfrreus Of 1rl
-rsl aye sold iI ceraar The nuny South
en- ul .lF h shove '4aie are oH
s1le Peeled peaclr, Urty. oU. Backo nave
.o3 hirr st 5d61 Otrr We Of l7' ooS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07


Receipts r-a t1ls p0l4lg last
bas. shiumcrts Do 1.e Of The exports 20J
bslet pre quiet but hO1efs
hogs l-.- Foreg uarkets qm bus
uf rs bales oi 65s a. 1c and
B. bales tss . qe Ls-s1. "a 4SSe BavaraR 5ai5e
l11i2uons
stass 7 rtf Q+5 ~ N -s common 20 iAiTL5 9SS
Eleru rs pine If Oh Haps. good lls...zy az
Esse-n - --. ass ODD lOps.,........... az
NEa+N
RecspBseL M 1acta-es PORK. 24l bblsi cut meats. ts'
pscElEss Arc. n--E+s e1ts-5acol ll,.-n oo1es
bes, 40 b56 .af 1ui Lard lu5J pEgH Fork
ntrEst lover sh 171y Lrl very quiet Cut meats nrv
tOwsf Blcor sI. t..- B-sl .ecIu.L Quotations;
Beef soes Prime rO fnIr... a 3
Do Common 90 i1-. P'rL'.tr tsrssra....;.' g
Do Tens % CaFes Ee-esse4 MILK ~
AaHoa Prns -..... alu Do -rass..........'' q D
MILk.
Receipts tbe past week sv-ses per davEns R1o'd ~ cans
"A isrem Zf NeEhaveu lI'v cans
Hulso.. 80 llr.. 81. r,rs. srtt-rlg J cans-oiaI
a. Harlem 81 90 sul Closed Al
O. % the ~ m lt can Prices have advanced
Ihe un-lve because 0i he sh0r uppy
M Of sua the ia-es, a. uspt stop mhf
irio operation and irelcht lsc q O., added
zEuIg he n r- ul9 ener g O. q
pOULTBY AND GAME.
roul,rv srra supply prices Of sst report
Fru and Iest plentiful 5ut a demand gIi and tl
st SVrur selling 20 81 5'G 81 % per pair
Penuirt1ia -r 2d - So Pigeons are lo
Be1tfu 1urrr than AZ last report ln1
ose Jersey 4sin1u1 81 25GS 80 S10GlOnsi
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
6ituations manteo--f -fem1lcs.
: CH.GuBER.u.sKDs

CHAMBFRMAID. - A Protestant young
uorru s AMBgRMAID snd PLAIN SEAMS RBsS, beB city
-.a.-.nc. lr-n a ~ Wet ILonlI s-lih o.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
COOKS.

COOK.-A young girl, as good plain Cook
- would s., or 1o he eute vssh-g IN gn'i tnir - or
country e iy references lest place. 20 Us ei hc l-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

NURSE and CTTAMBERMAID.-AP Protestant
" Young NURSE and CHAM EEMAlDi e5nu3n 20
travel Call days % lt West Forr-u n-.st
NURSE.-A Protestant woman WISHES
~ SITUATION Nurse yfovn- cre7 snd ans.
ChsmbcrSork. Best city 6t2 East Iary sI1sL eosef
SecOnd-sVe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

Clte-rrest his....it 90 >L-sp Summer 4o9 60
.II. .-s l........... ladl 10
81 -ef 1t......' 'JQ- -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

VNANTED-A situation Dy respectable
w orr German GIRL hamberork and r'iing having
,rs ~ .bs,e Best o reference a1tT and aegntT AAE Tor
Mis- KAUL. 6l5 East l4.h-st drt door, BACK ro'a-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-07

l AUNDRESS.-A respectable Scotch glTl as
II a1uszs family CITY Good bone pre-
ri Ugh wages EEoeleat reference 3G L. Twenas' ioah
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18
GEO. W. UTLEY,

Agent for the Eureka Clothes Wrineer, what tbe
ladies call the Jem o. the wash room
East Manchester, Vt sept 9Th. 1873
F1crdRY PoISf, Sept. I. 1873
/ certify that | have purchased and an ms
using the Improved Grover Baker L5ck Sat=h
Sewing Machine, Aud Forks admirably
MRS COKAELiA BENrLY
JACKSONVILLE. W, Sept s, 1873
woHd announce o. my idy iT,suis lh4t
have used the WheslsF aIirtu Hlt Domestic
and the Improved Grover & Baker AID giFa she
Grover 8 Baker tbs decided preference. iai sa
gieiy, style aad qnsiity VI aUrk
MIS- BAKEg HILsoN
FACroET FuiNE Sept g. 1913
have d Grover BaBsr Ea-l4s-siitca ssasuy
Machine, which j have usea fof years daIag
al kinds q fAnlly ~ sing sud never Aas 81 &c..
paired 10 apg sAaps, have bs5aca bal i0uf 4ye&
ies, and tAc machine u i9-4sf so good rrra
i.s vi. YAU8HS
Tl have tEe impfarsd Wheel so. tG..
eaasf.. ststeh Hose. 90 "a ysst wear t4u DaE.r
aud haze got she itlarv 81 1fasef 4 Baa.r I.scs.
st4teu sbd silAsat to- ltfst Agrss4lf give tl4s
Grover 4 BAEsf J.. r y lie drcfla4 ". f-1aa4et
- hElt af h1ssy apra u -. s.. r attach
fnrl.s and esrl-F rsef tea as tafr 4srI4.r.
tAa have a-tr. nnA ] sg.ia facsa.asrsl8 e a.
ny ssis 'seais AbIEfg. EELEY
have uged ile q sfsF 4 Basrf ,isstls : itas
uset ing for osef three y.srs aad uIa tss3sg
caafEe ~ n0ashet .t lHskta klst8ef stiteh a.
ore thai ktsps its god ioats SCR rAshsn. Hsfs
thAa as other nlarhsae I ka5a II tmakss
aFas. saoae saAAs al4 che ties esa g. rspHs8 Il
taa.sed bs 4ats 81. a. 4 tstn. zss 3 - ll1e
suarai4eTus iR~ 9 Z pfLkl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18

r ooTs AND SHOES
large Ard Superior steea u Baals saa saoel
constantl1 ea haaa, 'snpfis'hs
LAAlss s.sses sad cbaareus serge Goat Fsh
Sc. car Glove ki8 Euttan ava roAsh
Boaia AL slippers. Meme, nays ana l1utbs'
BOOTS. SHOES AND RuBhER GOODS,
al q watch J ans soihng
AT REDUCED PRICE
A. my store oa seminary AvsBus. where am u
ways hAppy e. see people.
tiy6s1r L. =. cor.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ncv stock ior isfl spa vtassr.
Men and boys suits,
Coats, Pants, Vests and oycreoats
BRADLEY s RLACKMER
FACTORY FONT Near u. L, s,aNon isas
HATS & CAPS,
New styles just received at
BRADLEY &BLACKNEWs.
FACTORY Point Near Il, II, station,
TRUNKS,
Canvass, Leather aud Cloth Travelling
Bags, at
BRADLEY 4 BLACR&ERs
Factory Poiut, Ncsr d. Il. Station,
THEBEs
AND CHEAPEST FLOUR IN TOWN,
AT BRADLEY 4 nLACKMERs
Factory Point, Near H. Il, station,
A. g. oLARh & co,
Manufacturers Of
Rough and Finished Leather,
Also, dealers IN
Grain, Feed aud Meal
Hides, Skins,
snd all nuds Of Grain wanted
At 81 times,
Tor which GOOD PRICES will be paid.
Factory Point, Feb, 10, 1871 s9iy2iOI
r EMoyED
0. G. FELT,
CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
One Door East of MUSIC HALL. Where he is
prepared to do
UST0M WORK
AND REPAIRING
Of all kinds in superior manner, and at rea.
sonSble price.
GENTS FINE BOOTS
speciality. New Lasts oftbe
LATEST STYLES
Call and leave your orders and get BOOT that
will ut your foot.
work WARRANTED "a.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
o. G. FELT
453lyx Manchester. Vt.
FARMS & SAW MILL FOR SALE
Two farms, adjoining one known as the
ISRAEL CANFIELD FARM,
the other as the
JOHN HOLDEN FARM,
situated in the northeast part OF Arlington, |
about two miles from Arlington street. Also a |
Saw Mill and Clothes Pin Factory,
on the John Holden farm, Terms easy, For
further particulars inquire Of
Arlington, VI, Aug, A. 1873. i222m'19
IN ADDITION TO MY previous
well-selected stock, have iust received from |
Boston and New York
Nice assortment of Clocks, Gold and |
Silver Watches, Jewellery Of the
Latest Patterns Silver
and Plated ware
of specta-
Cles
a very large stock,
| have also
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS,
such "a are usually kept in jewellery store, all |
ot which wish TO sell for cash at small profile,
THE LIGHT RUNNING
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
make specially o. as It IL the most acceptable
aud gives the best satisfaction Of anything |
have ever cold; therefore make toarms easy
DONE At THE ON PRICES |
Clocks cleaned at 50 cents, aud watches at Is |
,ents and warranted Other work In proportion |
W. A. ADAMS,
Factory Point, May 6, 1873. 5J3ly |
COME UNTO ME and buy goods
~ with money for the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18
THE CELEBRATED

Grover Baker New Improved ock-sliteh sewing
Machines are yet IN good running order We
DO not term them the "ladies jsm," for il il not
necessary to put them ia the psrlor or cover
them with rack cloth. for they take the com ninn
place in the family circle and are always ready
10 perform al kinds Of seWing, from the finest
muslin 70 the coarseHt sGcking, beaver on leather
| have not counted The pieces that r3my uzf
these machines, but II sulices to say there are
Just enough to make them complete and rcli-
allie machine. Tn re are no cogs OF cfanks 20
get out Of order, The eutire Machine is run by
one straight aud reliable shaft. They.0perate
very sssy. aud can do greater variety, b better
style and quality Of work with the attachments
that go with them than any other Machine M
use. II any one doubts the assertion, and wishes
to put machine against machine or the equya~
le 1t they can have the opportunity Of doing 80
Ladies' wishing e purchase machines VIII do
well % try the Improved Lock-st ch Grover 4
Baker, and not get deceived. Tcrms are maize
easy, paid in insta!meuts II desired, OF eHchABg-
ed FOR good property.
The machines can be purchased or rented of
Geo W. Uuey, al East Manchester VI, agent
for Bennington and Windsor Counties.
Thanks returned 10 the ladies d Manchester
Dorset, Winhsll aud other town for past favors,
and respectfully solicit the patronage u others
IN the future. See references.
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w A n T L D .

N}TANrE D.-5,000 active Ganya-ser- for our
w new books. ''Iugersoifs Life and Times
II Horace Gresley," Royal octave; elegant en-
cravings, also, "Grains for the Granger, a full
history Of the great farmers moN ement. Outfit
free. Ad dress UNION PUB. CO., Boston, Mass
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Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY. sEsr. 1874.
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Prom DrnggI.t..

There is $50 cszr @ D,Hpep-ls "a GreeBos
August FIJgey viii nos eart. Come 20 he Drug
store Of Y. Grover, Factory p.aBt, Vt. aud III
uift about 10. J. you suffer fIom CoEtlvepess,
sick Headache, Sur stomach, IHilgestion, Liver
Complaint o. arrangement u the system. Try It,.
TwaNr lhicp doses I'd relieve you.
B8schee German syrup D. uos sold To every
t0wn and city ia tbe United States. We have not
less than three hundred letters from Druggists
saving 1t il the best medic ue they ever sold for
CONSUMPTION, throat " Lung diseases, Sample
bottles 81 both iree u charge Regular size 75c
A3FfY
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haa Gaaa E ef e.
Tuaa Frffss
E.s #s 81 Fsera 1 csc 81
a.Es a@aL &C.
H
ta.tes 81 EsHaaaats fa a sys
Haez5sHs paa E#e#t as saHM
Haase asfrs Na- sts fafaaa frp4
ate H.sass aa rasFs 81 IS d. d e
Ez As.a.
Fs sssas@. g.
NV xH o.
&s.sts 4 Maaeaasaa Hst5 5a tW
~ ta8 Fsaa HaE
EHffe ftrs Neaseesla. fasga4 3epaf
HErs aHsafta ass as faHtsstf Al a4 A. H. p.
sHef tfsy=s II 81 Is fas ggE haftas
u lsasrg .a cfNe.
SD crars gte.a5a
ws8g. stass.
sH5EJ5E- aa fa .ras.. & So tsea le5a. H.asaF- Tff.
aaa @sa ga pa b.
NaErH HF uras faf iaiaBa, bsfsagtaa,
sala lafE H ~ &C. BIZ
Estt.fs o. Sos Eeft sHket IfaY. &e, vAra
tsa .sr faf t ssal. See 'afvAf3-t at = e"
v t4 baisa4
GRANVILLE mt8 aF st8gs eases a. ta 50 g. as
EsI uFFleg Fea nas b. g. faaF-a
Mass ffsa tAe haelH srrte si tae i'ast atare 81
B1Wk.N
Mats ffan faa saass aFssa 4i ihs fsFi 0@se 81
esl#W
ns..s fs geu. Ese8ttaee. Eaaas.s. Jauas.a.
AE % stage e.art "a Eseiaff taEat fastH..
tee IS at.a I5fsi4Ea. 4Hafeis}s a"" aa..
aFaeIf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, +. A. NJ, will be held on Thufsds,
evening, Sept 4ih, 1873,
Z. l.. WYMAN, W. M
AdonifHm Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular cony0cstion on Wednesday even
ing sept 10. at y O'clock.
u. h. SIMONDs, II.
". A. 81 ,Ch, Sect.
skinner Pest No. "a, G.. 4. r.,
Mputs at ia, Jo,bngn House Hall. Factory POINT
Oa the iir fUtsda. evening " safh month.
u. X. sIMONps. ComntGn Ter.
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We have received a communication
in the road matter, mentioned in the
JOURNAL last week, which, on account Of
it, length and the lateness Of the hour
when received, we are compelled to defer
until next week. II will keep.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-18

MONEY made rapidly with stencil &
~ KEY check outfits. Catalogues and full par
ticulars FREE S. NJ. SPEssER, III Hanover st.,
Boston.
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n EW ARRIVAL.
RICHARD n. BRYANT.

NEW ARRIVAL.
RICHARD II. BRYANT
HAvias hsa q large experiences ia The bs.is...
aed eoHa3sns shst / ssa
10 Go0D WORK,
Woala respectfully ipforn the rsepl. o,
MANCHESTER ,Sp vleySur
thaiI have opsasi.
JEWELLERS sHoP
Perkins Block, on Union So, Manchester
whore AN prepared to repair
CLoCEs, WAreHEs, JEwuRr, Am % All
wouK IN Ny lns.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
RICHARD r. BRYANT
Manchester, VI July q 1873 iOu
AT 7. PERKINS STORE,
OPPOSITE TuE MUSIC HALL
MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
May be found al Kinds Of
HARDWARE & BUILDING MATERIALS
Paints,
Oils. Colors.
Putty, Glass, Var.
nish, Japan, Lime, Plaster,
Cement, etc, etc, etc, etc. etc
BRUSHES, BBooaIs, FRATHERpUsrRRS
Cord, Rope, Irvine and Lath Thine.
CARPENTERS AND AASONs' TOOLS
Tall descriptions aud kinds.
Lot of New Wheel.Barows
FoR SALE CnElP
A Choice Brand Of Flour, Groceries, Urookely,
Glassware and Wall Paper.
Picture Frames and Mouldings, aud
PICTURES FRAMED TO oRpER.
TOBACCO morn CHEWING AND SMOKING
WHITE WmE CLorHEs LINES
at 81 90 per 100 feet. The best thing out
AGENT FOR
HoWE's STANDARD SCALES.
The UNIVERSAL CLoTHEs WmSosB.
A very choice lot Of
Canned Fruit and Vegetables, Lemons,
Crackers, Ginger Snaps, etc.
JLAPBOARDS, LATH AND BRICK.
The last but not the least, have you seen
T II Il LII "a ATOR7
4 not call at the store and view him Al your
pleasure. 2OBr
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portation, and in bar or plate iron or nails,
nearly 800 per cent. This is the advantage
enjoyed by the manufacturers on the n.
w. side Of the valley over those located on
the :. +. side, where are plenty of ores and
no coal. Thus is insured to the N. w. side
OF the valley, along the proposed route of
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad con-
tinuous line of works and dense produ-
cling population. A few words might be
added, giving a geological outline of a
cross section of this valley and its noun
tains on either side. Commencing in
North Carolina, with the range of the
Blue Ridge, an enormous aZoic upheayal,
ribbed with iron ores, thence northwest
crossing granite formations to the meta
morphic rocks of the Smoky or Alreghany
chain, walling long veins of copper and
iron ores, thence through great beds of
roofing slate, across the silurian ridges of
the broad valley, TO the single line of De-
vonian shales at the base of the Cumber-
land; in the steep wall of this mountain
you cross three workable veins of finest
coal, cropping out above drainage, aud
reach the level top of the coal fields, hav-
ing in less than one hundred miles passed
from the lowest primitive rocks across the
metamorphic, silurian, Devonian and car
boniferous formations.
These turned up on edge show all the
wonderful provisions of nature in min
erals, ready Tor the hand of man, deposit
ed and hidden in the past ages, but un-
sealed and opened by the Creators en-
gineers and contractors, the earthquakes of
the past and rivers of the present, and ask
ing in mute eloquence for the mind and
hand of man tn take from their abundance
and make them useful. These wonderful
ranges and valleys are in climate un-
equalled in salubrity and average comfort
of temperature, the driving storms of the
great plains of the Northwest being shut
off by the continuous chain of the Cumber-
land Mountain, and the raging gales of the
Atlantic seaboard stopped short of our
vallies by the ranges of the Blue Ridge and
Alleghanies. These causes render this high
mountain-walled valley not only more
temperate in winter, but much cooler in
summer than any valley south Of the great
lakes or east of the Pacific coast, and free
from malaria, while the great number of
medicinal springs of almost every known
property of variety, make our valleys fl-
vorite resort for persons seeking either
health or pleasure. have written these
disjointed papers in great hurry, being
unable either to copy or correct, and send
them as crude ores to be refined by workers
in words, hoping they may direct more
capable persons to call Just attention to our
enormous resources. / having pioneer
like, but "blazed out" the road.
am earnestly yours,
j. II. WILDER
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SPEECH
HON. l.. G. HOUK,
on THE
FUNDING BILL.
CORRESPONDENCE.

house OF REPREsESTATIvEs.
NASHVILLE, TENN, March IS, 1873.
Hon, L. c. HoUK:
Sir-The undersigned, without regard to po-
litical distinction, having listened with pleas
ure to your mastery effort in behalf of the State
credit and honor in the House of Representa-
tives, on the 10Th inst, and believing that the
sentiments uttered by you will meet with the
unqualified approval Of large majority of the
honest taxpayers and citizens of this State, dc
therefore most respectfully ask Of you copy OF
your speech for publication.
Respectfully,
X. +. Ferguson, William G. Peak,
q. A. Washington, r. G. Couch,
J. G. w. Steger, q. w. carnes,
John Blevins, q. q. Cottrell,
j. B. Jeup, Geo. g. Perkins,
A. Harris, Levi McCollum,
w. b. Bowden, ). w. Keebler,
Lafayette Mcleod, James f. Beals,
A. Harris, J, j. Duncan,
J. NJ. Elder, y Ragan,
]. J., Orr
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