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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE or Is
" LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAaANC-

In virtue Of q writ Of isri fsoias, issued ont OF
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District
o. Columbia, and to me directed, win sell At pub.
Of said District, on MONDAY, the Oath day Of Au-
gust lal, eommencing at IL O'Clock m the follow
part Of Pleasant Plain and Lewar's Outlet, since
called Mount PIesssnt in the District Of Columbia,
a. 70, together with all and singular the improve.
ments con, seized and levied upon tbs prop
erty OF Samuel Brown, and will be sold t. satisfy
execution No. sos in favor Of John NJ Joley, use
OF the atiopal savings Bank District Of % umbia
aul-d ALEXB SHARP, U. 8. Marshal d. q.
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oVRalph Waldo Emerson never nsd Q tooth
ache, boiis, the prickiy heat, or son belonging
TO base ball club. He said recently: al never
had q trouble or q sorrow which could not
forget in fifteen minutes In the perusai OF some
fayorite author"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"RoO HaHDiRAULIc CEMENT"
e :: :1s s ss.
tors q low ratea
,e.-m No. rs His & street re- saa sorssss-n.
NE ~ s lhs NC. sIYLH OARKIAaEs-y-si
yump::ssi Osrrjss.s Second hand Carriage, taken
CO. sds ai sis ;ss r..s be-
MEi LIMEn LIMElli
woOD-BURHT LIMB.
90 cents per barrel.
THOMAS HAHEY,
eH8-om street, bet. 10th and l1th n. ".
S,61. IT. 1os
bEdss vssss = build
o. n SSHG0'a' 81 Eo SIs,tSA iTeso.
sshAE1 II sRHhJF 49,, sssTAs
The oldest And largest of Its kind In the country
mig % N SIS h street.. a. Isiss s.xsss 4Fsns
.b:-Guarsntee given that no color rubs on !;
A,sfIsHER, FIRsr GLASS sOoUBER,
5S BIS SOLE Pstsp P4 SSi
SgtIenen', ClOtAss. cleaned without ' .hrinsfns.
Siease spots removed eectually SO that they never
Kid Gloves cleaned on short notice, Prices mod
ola.e, punctuAlt yguarsnteed. sepl-ly
y 4 b L 8 II b lO0l
yOHH @. BARTHUL,
sxBAAiDYER AND SEQ bRBh.
NO. lI& Beur -and-s- II ali stre4t, Zone doc. sousl
OF Colonization HAIL.
aksG apart,
9enslemenh Garments CLEANED ard Dyed witnou,
otsoe noy11-tf
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RY WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,
~ (successor to Green Williams, Aucts y
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PboPnRTY, CORNER THIRD AND G SITS.

IkUETkks sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pb0PnRTn, CORNER THIRD AND SIS.
!. h, A.. ID, ISL and duly recorded In Ltber No.
OIL, folio LA, So, of the land records for Wash
ington county, ID. O., and by direction of the party
s.ctred thereby, will sell. at public auction, in
'front.' OF the premises. on TH TUESDAY,, the 2Oth day
OF August, A. D. liza, at O'Clock D. m, all Of lot
numbered nineteen (l9l. in square numbered five
hundred and sixty six Ia the city Of Washing
ton, ID. o., with ell the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third IN cash, of which $50
must be paid a. the gale; the remaining deferred
interest at 10 per cent per annum In six and twelve
months after day Of sale and secured BY deed
fully complied with within six days after the day of
sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, after week = notice, the
risk and cost Of the first purchase AL convey sncing
at purchasers cost: VIM b: WARD, Trustee.
aul0-so&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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BY LIeHrnIFa.-At Nemnot village, about ak
miles north OF Springfield, Ohio, the lightning
struck q church spire about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, prostrating nine ladies who hsd
gathered In the vestibule awaiting . funeral
service. Five Of the ladies were seriously In
jured, and their condition 10 considered critical.
Up 70 midnight no deaths had occurred.
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SHOCK OF AN EARTHouAKh-0n Monday
last there was quaking Of the earth at inter
Berkshire county, Mas. Near the village, 10
Gated in . mountain, is . lake Of twentY-nye
acres In extent During one Of the shocks the
immense cavern of unfsth0mable depth. In the
space Of fifteen minutes there was another So
we're trembling Of the EARTH which was fol-
loved by Q dense cloud Of steam, and immedi-
stely afterwards the rushing in and filling the
chaam with boiling water. .
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF A FRAME BUILD.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs,)
Corner PenDsy ania ave. aud 2lst street,
WAsHINGTos, d. O., July 3lst, 1874.
VIII be sold at poblic suction'on MONDAY. Au-
gust Tth, lS4, at o'clock p. m, In front of tho
premises, Frame Building, situated on Reservs-
zion cerner OF Missouri avenue and Sd street; the
same TO be removed within ten days after sale.
Terms cash. o. Il. BABCOCk,
au6 81 Colonel q Rngineara
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NnokAtrrrrs IN a LUnATru AerIr-r
ZONE ektosnd Nc revelations were mad. a, ne
Htnes Oounty bniidings N flstbnsh o. Non
made by DIR. Corey, the rev attendant Ithxs2,
clan, snd some OF the charity cOmmiss'oasr.
Several Of the nurse rendered their rosigna-
uons, and thsn II became known that the
grsvest irsmoralines hsd prevailed IN the in
stitution, and that the male ana femal.
employees hAi mingled indscriminately. III
was also shown that the male attendants hss
been permitted 20 psss In and out OF the female
wards st will NJ al hours OF the day ana nleht
IL was also shown that the patients have been
there had existed no regular system OF MANAGE
ment, but that there hsd been three factions
Jealous OF each other snd operating 90 the in
and Encouragement prevailed. Dr. Corey SAID
that . complete change was necessary. IRON
the nature Of the case be agreed that the in-
entity from the psupers; because they need good
food ana must be well nourished. They were
there through no fault OF theirs, and Their lot
passion OF the humane. ne ssid thai thex bss
evidently been abused. made 60 est poor food
and foul mest-N. u TSlbvne, I2fA.
LovErS CALFoRNA-A North Csro,,n, an
change reports that q frightfal revenge vss
night recently. The youth. whose name Is ,J.mes
Gofofth, had been counting Miss Susan Pom
dexter, and ~ she daily rejected his Offers he
grew irsnuc, and ran mp and caught her ear In
his teeth. Her shrieks soon brought al the
family 20 her assistance, but the gIrl's father
hsd TO insert the pos-hooks between Goforths
teeth, and make the old woman hit hiIn in the
heso with the door pin before he could be male
10 looee hts hold. The ear was 80 matiiatei
that DIR. Baker, who was called in, hal 20 cut
1t on, ard he now has IL preserved In alcohol,
where the curious may call and inspect it for
themselves.
The same veraciOus journal saws that = youth
OF seventeen summers wOed and won a lassie OF
thirteen years in Cleveland county, bat her
parents opposed the match. An elonamenf Vas
agreed upon for Thursday, hut the Young lady
was struck by lightning on Wednesday evening
and the marriage was postponed until the sun
Gay, when the happy couple '.streAked out" for
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RN LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Ks tate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn avenue and Eth street,
Star once Building.
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10y DUEOANeON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northw est
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IHrHi sUPRlDHgnSSSS.y 4 rHl DIsrsIor

S~ouoReos sYABhEs.
2, r ola,1 p 49, ~ =. AZ p ..,.,,
-, - f''' ''i n 90 Al vixr.Prs,r,s~.
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UH LATlMER a CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy yanis avenue and 18th ST.
Star Once Buildings.
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mon with all christian men, entertained, but it
was plausibly urged that could preside at her
lecture and introduce her upon the simple
ground Of advocating free speech and liberty
about to avow
DOCTRINES WHICH ABHoR,
/ would not be induced by their plausible argu-
ments to give her public countenance, and
after continuing to urge me up to the very day
of the meeting, without any distinct threats,
but with the obvious intention that my personal
safety would be better secured by taking their
advice, Mr.. Triton himself went over to New
York and presided at the meeting, where Mrs.
Woodruff gave vent, as understood for the
free love doctrines. The very thought that /
should have been asked, under any circum-
stances aud upon any excuse, TO preside or be
o.
might have been. the motive Of Mr.. Tilton and
Moulton in asking such thing, Is to which
had not At the h time sa as clear perception Is
humiliafipg one. At about the same time
found that the circle Of which Mrs. Wood
hull formed part was the center Of loath-
petusted with greedy and unclesn spps-
tite for everything that was foul or vile.
The moment that any one, whether man or
ed any degree Of eminence among the advocates
Of liberal sentiments, It seemed a. IL those who
claimed . monopoly of reform selected such
SANDERS. 1 was by no means the only clergy
man who was made the text for their private
gossip, while It seemed ~ II no woman Of any
distinction within the land was left eat Of the
pool OF scandal. All the history Of their past
fives, and even the graves Of their friends, were
raked over to furnish material and pretext for
their loafbeome falsehoods. Ii was inexpressi-
bly, disgusting to me, and would not associate
with these people, yet Mr. Tilton and Mr. Moul-
ton had some strange theory concerning the
management OF this particular affair which al
wsys made IL In their Judgment necessary for
them to maintain friendly relations with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-30

The tenacious ay has arrived aud
tlccping In church Ii not what it was.
ID G. Blackmor has learned that
steady aud persistent advertising In the
Manchester JOURNAL pays. Just glance
over tho advertising columns and see
how ho docs 1t.
We are pleased to notice In a La
Crosse paper that DR., Geo. II. swim,
lalcly Of this place, Ia already a worthy
member Of the Wisconsin State Dental
Association, aud ii Of the officers Of
that body,
"A letter came to this post Office the
other day directed 10 Miss A. Mopaghcn,
~ Pearl, ST., Manchester, Boston, VT,
America. II wa post marked Ireland
'oy oootse,n
We, as an iuhabitani Of this sublu-
uaty sphere, take this means 10 express
cur gratitude that our late heavenly Wis.
llor was not permitted TO oom,it over Us.
Bic Of the long tain "has sot" never to rise
agaIu uulN uiueleen hundred aud some.
thing.
MIR, s.. HaTk, proprietor Of the St.
Nicholas aud Windsor Hotels, New York
Is staying at The Equinox House with BIZ
family.
"A large number Of visitors, have at
rived 10 our village tbs week, -Four
loufs from Saratoga and six and a half
hours from New York Is bringing back
many o ftbosc who have not visited Man
chester Tor several years past.
In tie course 81 two OF three weeks
we shah send nearly a thousand bills, All
o. snaU accounts, bat for money which
Is dae az and which wc must have IN OF,
70 satisfy tlagc who are dcladcl enough
60 expect money from d printer. People
cannot expect times to get easy until tie
rtiatei daes are paid.
DE sm3ta viii Bee a. the Colburu
House again August 18th, where be vii
t%t3l0fuly trgsl diseases 81 The ESQ
aHi eaF and chronic discases Of al Kinds.
TIE New NogG Nation makes tle
following -aasihle remarks which uughl
10 Aavg s9aag interest ln this locality
0aol majs haEe inside lhc fortune o.
Sutherland they aFc making the for
taH IL Newport aud IbrY would max,
ite .sfguue ~ the Hudson river. 4
bread. well Kept, maoadamizea routr.
unulaR up 70 tbe Highlands, with ooea
,oual bfsnlhss, and wih good side
aals. wou3 bring back to zeal cstst,
owners, ws have ao doubt, tie happy
hopeful Uug 81 hnech years ago. Tl,
condition 81 oar aogntfy roads alone 5
caeaeh - sead sny mln 10 Earope N
sanagg saa loves either walking q
riding We need sa.e 81 ia.ngs q
5 maa Hegl Hgt posses aaFscs q
ma,ehhass spee4 10 prevent peopl
eKiaa bin the.r dust The roa1
nsat s,ef are usually Ytgy goo.
huf mshibs lnggoyel each year wigh
tsye sA8.4oaAi tAReaa Oar wAlks 81
hs sae b-ng marble, ofooarse lbs.
are as aaest ID The uof.d BAT i woail
q probable outlay . extead them 1
ths p<uetclY and Factory poiai
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r ACIIEMEAT At bata STORES
T. There Be- &C. case 4 hysppsa UAt sFeea
krpuHf F8nuUr MI4 Natc4Fy. Lane Cd Sac 1fl@
sta aaa afa ab4t M. II yaa suasr fFaaa
satfeutee sk Headache s#aF maah TO-
asnsI5au Lref Cu glat asfAuE 4rut af
ut sseeM. ~ "a Ewu 1tse -* 81 fe-
Aeff m
Ns EEL BefmAa SWEEP e uaa sA Is sfffg
Nuu aaH eats Is iA# EaItN4 states kaFs uUt
.asa tAAu Eve AaaAssd tatiefs ffs@ 4rug
sEylaa IS i lae Aesf ree3asht tAtg ever s4 ~
C~aasaMpNaa. Thrast Is Lass aacass aAa &
lstties - Ash ftss q eAArRe Regular u2e rs
Ceais an
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Masonic.
The next Regular Communication OF Adoniram
Lodge, +. a A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, - 1874.
j. II. WHIPpLE, W. NJ.
Adonirhm Chapter, No. IS, II. \. VI.
Next regular cOnvocation on Wednesday even
ing -- al u o'clock.
y. X. SIMONDs, II. p.
W. A. BLACK, Sect,
skinner Post No. 81, G.. 4. H.,
Meets at Adams Hall, Factory Point, on the frat
Tuesday evening Of each mouth.
d. K. RIMONDR. Commander.
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Ruy your Flour at


Is oppression after eating, or a depressing dull
ncss 81 the spirits; with ilatulenco, OF q boioh-
ing up Of wind, aud Amos always follows Cos
uycuesH. Dr. Harfi8Gnis Poristslttc Luzenges
give qulek aud permanent relief. They are
pleasant, portable, do not require increase 9i
dose. never gripe. and Tor Constipation Of Tho
Bowels, Plles, Headache, Dizziness, lrreguiarl-
ties. add other Female Weakness they are iu-
comparable. Trsl box, soc. Large box, GJc.
mailed fire. for this last price.
DR HARRIsON'S ICELAND EALSAA,
& splendid cure for CouGHs. H0AE#EsEss, sud al
THgUAr and LrNo complaints. For sale by I,
S. HARRISON i CO., propriet1rH, No. ! TTo.
mont Temple, Boston. and by al Druggists.
tGAw
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HauTIi~ ny . Erlaa tf Sow 1afs. AiasHF. TICS.
sfs taa West 81 6 % a. ID. aaa ! AE d.
hUEI8 DID, ra#Ha5 fF Nstlaaa. H8t- tau.
Aafth sH8 EaH o. 2 F.H
ls{tefs ly See E4A. Albany. Troy. Aet vlea
40 lat ffi GT NJ mssA are farasftni atf $50
81 u wa NaNEHH
GRANVILLE usetl 10 stage aaass a. 81 e. 81.
l4gsI tFFICE auau flou O g. H. oaFN
Hls 1tB TIE h0ria mt9Fa 81 tat Pest a9ee 81
NAM-
Mails fgam The AaG3H hrrft rt tas Post Once a.
~ s. ~ aud % 3 a.
Mssla ff Fsfa. T4gaRfu4a, Iaaaylles Jamaica,
kr. hg stage. eisf at fA1tofT Point iasibi-
Sea atgA.m TRa-lAFs. IhafsaagH ana Sat
uuta5as
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Tie caucus Tuesday evening for the
election q delegates q the hiddlehnFs
convention VA attended b. something
over one hundrs1 persons There wAs :
good degree u harmony manifested aud
lbe sine delegates elected will al 90 Tor
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igafa, s. Sic er 90 C.
3area was called at anI uae fa u
marls aaaAae lse r ar
hearty upara De was
-aoerel The delegation headed ty Gov.
Page viii earrr considerable weight sa
convention.
The et81.hol3ers of lha Ealaad nHa
road be1 s meeting Tuesday, Else mas
lmpaftaui arlon being lle adoption of 8
resolution % reduce tAc amoaat Of rent
received Of che Central Vermont road ly
a sam mol exceeding cue hundred thou
sand dollars yoarly for three years. Tbs
action Wa made necessary from tbe face
that unless the rent is diminished tho
lease would probable Dc cancelled.
Three Of tac young villains who were
concerned 10 o most brutal outrage on the
person Of a widow woman named Mary
Jane Parker, near this village 800 Monday,
have been arrested and one of tAem Is
supposed 10 be The chief ]perpctrator Of
tbc horrible crime. Mrs. Parker is in q
critical condition, aud whether she rec
covers or not the perpetrators viii no
doubt receive a heavy pun hmeut which
they richly deserve.
rEEr.
The case Of Bixby vs.. Town of Peru,
which has been on trial before arbitrator
at Londonderry, causes considerable iu-
torest here, and If the town gets beaten
will make II rather expensive. The claim
Is for damage sustained on the highway
one year ago last winter, the roads being
In au impossible condition OF account OF
the snow causing damage to the doctors
team aud to himself la attempting 70 eX.
I ]tricatc them from the snow Tie defence
is that the road was in as good q oondi-
| ton as the state of the weather would
warrant. II will be remembered that
the winter referred to was a fearful ono
aud the roads IN town were almost i'm.
passablc much OF the time, and whether
the town authorities used reasonable care
and diligence considering all the circum.
stances seems to be the main question al
issue. A very large number OF witnesses
have been examined aud five lawyer,
are employed on the case, 50 it is mol
strange we are a little anxious for the
result.
There are quite a number of SIMMER
visitors at the Bromley House and il
private families. 1t is n very good place
to keep cool in.
-Haying is progressing rather slowly
aud the crop will not be large owing tC
the fact that it is badly winter BILLED.
WEST ARLINGTON.
We have had a change, but for til,
better. / refer to blacksmith shop il
this plack. We have now the best con
Quoted shop out. Mr.. Lewis Carey ha.
rented of Il, r. Hurd the shop near hii
residence. Now the best stand in town
has the best workmcn, always on hanC
and are content TO work for fair wages.
This want has been long felt. We arr
glad to notice any such improvement ,anC
would refer our S~audgate and Arlington
friends to Messrs. Carey & Eaton, feeling
assured they will be repaid.
Eaton has Il large octagon Englisl
granite monument now at their works.
A beauty. Call aud see it. Very few
seen in this state.
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Wonderful Perpetual Almanacs,
Use Hsnne's PaIn-K ming Magic on
N Works Tie a CHARM

EEkpEn-
Eeune's pAh-kulng M&gie OH cures Headache =
Eenne's Paln.kiilue Magic on Gurus Tostiaehe :
Hanas's paia-kilang Masie Ul cares hcafaiaa3
grnnt's Palu-klling Magic Oh caras ChDer. Muf1Gs
Esbnr's Fa.u-kiiuHg Magic oil cafes LneumEusm
Kenues Palu-EQ8HE Magir Ui cares LamHuess
MuHes Pain kAIlas Magic oH eares Skin Disease
some folks sen To be proud gt tellug how
"lams their aL0uidera are 81 "my urigE % she
bach" or, - have got The Se8aaca -and at
light lu Dragging shat nothing raurafe me $50
butuhau 49, get suta 'astuI folks o. use EKE-
NIs PUz-EuIIyG MtGIe On. faithfully We
nBl only cure their lAmeaese ana charm away
ihsif pk.u-. but wa actually taAe 81 that Kind 30
.bFaK 8Hr ~ &aem aua tatg frsutty 8au up
aud gay. IA aurEs likes charm 10
IS sala bf Nra4g4e.s. AaraUaais ami Crosses.
CaI fgg HsHues Magic oi sEsHe sou usually
trade.
Hi. put up iu taruc sizes called "Iusl Size, "
I "MaIfau h.aa, o. aud large Famtly sizH- b9tHes
NM. lENAE & SONS.
e8.a trF4ustgEa Aua Manufacturer
EflrhHai 8ass
ha,a be &t4lG Hard, Aaugaesssrr aHi bg v.
Gfgyer. EaefarE FasH;- 9e94ly
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RtrFRr.

Il. o. Farrar Of Syracuse, N. Y, and
a. IL. Farrar Of Undertook, two rising
young lawyers from whom we shall cx-
pect 70 hear Ia years to come, arc at home
visiting their father, Franklin o. Farrar.
DIR. j. II. Guild has sold his former
residence TO II, o, Moore for 5000
The doctor is driving business and we
suspect is getting ready for a fishing ex-
gnrsi0n.
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CsntauF LiuIHasnt
Thrre as go pssB sa.ah TIE Gee
~ ttaE Laaaaeai aUl uai r~a8sra. ua
III sutlaF Is viii nst sahlss.EnH no
ksfN laueasa uaagh ua1 ua3 care.
HR us afaae language. bat Sc s
Ill tres Hass proaa.el more cures
nsfwyu % EaaauaAgmt uoaualEs, lssA
|au .aalsr. snrasas sut taEaa hraasis walan
bafat Ealt-rhrua. sar-aebe Ae-uIaB tAs Lauaa
fame and oI sltasbs. spawn. gala. Aas ap0h an
mas 60 aue year shan have al other pretended
naassirs sInas Zee uaTtl began. lie .s counter.
Is.aat. aa si healing pAin r~slIrver. CupplsF
garsu avay tac.f crateaeHs Csc IaB, salt. Pals
uauas bites aHo rendered harmless and the
uola3ei are hta,rl withaui q saAr, his 30
bumbus. Tie recipe ID published aroua4 each
batla. b ia selling IS nc article ever before
aall. and BE- sells because 1t does just vhsi It prs
tends o. DO. Those who uow sua,r from fheu-
matam, pain 8r swelling deserve 60 sa1er II they
sill net use Ueataar Imminent More than 1850
eerl8eates II remarkable cures, Including frozen
imhs. ohFoule.rheamausali gout, running tu-
mar-. &c, have been recaived. We will send q
circular containing certAahtes, the recipe, &o..
bt"t'f 3"H} "aa ''3""n "
the Fallgs wrapper CeHtaur Liuimcut il worth
ono hundred dollars E sprasncd OF sSooniod
horss- aHd malos. or far screw-worm so sheep.
stDla.osgars-tn.s huimeutia worth your attain
t.1a. NJ family should be without Ceutaur
Liulnona. ssld by sa Druggists. 20 cents per
bottle argc bottles, 81 90 J. 3. Rosf & Co,
81 Broadway New York
CAsruBIA Ia more than 8 substitute for Castor
on n b thc uuy aJsA article iH existence which
Is cartain 90 a.slmllhte tho food, regulate the
hnWel-, @ re wIHa-eoltr aud produce natural
slgeA u contains neither minerals, morphine
or aleOhal, and ls pleasant TO taEu. Children
/ unnl uut INV mn mutM.ra nav r.aL gIhlN
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Local Intelligence.


ulgepAr WLY rsl
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION.
=-
1874 SUMNER AR~RANGEMENr. 1914,
On and after MoHday, July l3th, 1874,

On and after MoRday, July 18Th, 1874,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE MA2CHEstER As foLLowsi
MOVING SOUTH.
7 ~ A 81. Mail, for Bennington, Troy, North
Adams and Chatham 1 Corners,
2 rs y. NJ, fUr New YORK, via Troy
4 81 =. NJ, for Bennington
MOVING NORTH.
10 % A. NJ, for Rutsnd, Saratoga, Burlington
and Boston,
3 &C r. NJ, Express for Rutland, st. Adams, sc,
& 90 ?. NJ, tmai) for Rutland.
Trains leave New York . 90 A. NJ. via. Hudson
River H.. r..
From Troy z IS n. l 80 r. N, and 8 90 P. N.
Drawing Room Cars through from Now York
without change,
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
+. q. WHITE.
Rutland. Vt, July 10, 1874, AT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-30
rAwLET.

Mr.. Joseph Landon has sold his boot
aud shoe business to Warren Rice, who
will add this department TO his other
business. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Ian
don as be IL good honest business man
aud has gained many friends here,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-07-30

Your correspondent has wandered
Into this pleasant bu, quiet borough with
its old fashioned dwellings aud good old
fashioned people, for here you see the
Original Quakers," with their broad
bgimmed bats, straight oats aud honest,
brolherly motives, yet with them we find
side 10y side the Congrcgationalists, Meth
odist and a liberal sprinkling Of Spirit
u~alists, which with the papal element,
whose neal, little brick chapel is on Depot
street, makes q population sufficiently va
riei for the most hslidions and many arc
tho discussions iBdulged 10, apparently
30 drive dul, times away aud create AZ
excitement which q lack Of business faiis
"a supply, hot Dandy, famous for %.
cheese, Is producing large quantities o.
that wholesome food, from ius Ak cheese
factories. Mine hosl Bond Of tho Dan
by hote. is thriving aud Is a thoroughly
alive Yankee landlord, bis premises marx
bis prosperity, by constant improvement.
while bis livery glisteus ia the sunlight
like polished rubIcs. 0nmth's coal burn.
lng baslness suI furnishes employment
ior maHy tanis, and bic business j. an
imp3raut sud pr0at4ble one 70 DanbY.
-Ga.oife.