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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-14
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Removal.
M us. 8. A. SMITH has removed her
IXl DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT
TO the store OF J. H. KinArd, where sho will
be pleased to meet all her former customers,
ena a!' others who rney feel disposed to
patronize her. Thankful for past fayors. she
hopos, by strict attention to business, to
mort continuance Of tho Same. Spring
stN vii he oponed on the 10th Of March.
Mnrrh limo
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3Pec1a1gNotacea.

THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
AYlNG resigned the agency OF the
LII Southern Life Insurance Compary. wo
have connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance COMPANY
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

a company. Applause Why gentle.
men, this road provides for . monopoly
A railroad never accommodates anything
more than q certain parallelogram 81
strip of territory, and when you get beyond
the lines of that parallelogram the people
have to seek other channels for their com
merce, freight, and passage. By what
right can YOU tax the people of Ohio for a
road across Indiana, unless your give Ohio
q road And, so, if you build a road
across this northern territory, near to the
lakes, from the Mississippi to the Atlantic
Ocean, little further south you will be
called to build another and another road,
until you reach the Gulf of Mexico. l am
opposed to it.
lam opposed to the bill authorizing the
President to establish
A BUREAU OF NINE MEN.
to fix the tariffs of freight and passage
upon the railroads of the United States.
l am opposed to transferring the jursdic-
ton of our state roads to the Federal gov
eminent. Applause And now, brief.
ly, let lne give you few reasons: What
would be the effect of this legislation
Your legislature controls the subject of
railroads in this state The members are
elected only for a few months, and come
home to you; they look you in the face
and give You an account OF their steward
ship. They are responsible to you.
on hold them accountable for their
acts They come to you for another cleo
tion. Transfer this matter to congress, and
the members Of congress from Texas aud
other distant states vote with reference to
your railroad interests in lIllnols--men
who are never coming to you, who never
saw you, and know nothing about your ln-
terests, and care less.
Again. the affect of this legislation is to
CONSOLIDATE THE RAILROADS
of the United States ia one political party
throughout the land You establish a
Railroad Bureau in Washington, with its
clerks and all its paraphernaIia; the next
thing, every railroad in the United States
esta blishes its headquarters in Washing.
tons, with its lawyers and its treasury and
1t every session these lawyers with this
money will buzz aonur the lubbles with
their passes and their excursions IN Pull
man palace cars, aud with al! the applian
,es that railroad men knew so well how to
use to affect legislation. Applause You
have complained that the railroads Of TINS
state are too strong for the legislature, that
they are too strong tor the legislature OF
Pennsylvania, aud 81 on through bout the
Ii they are 50 strong as to con
troll all the different legislatures, what
would be their united effect upon con
gress, and especially congress that would
be guilty OF passing salary graz? lap
plause.
1t Is proposed by that bill to place in the
hands ot slugIe President the appoint
ment OF nine men, with this immense pow
er. fancy | see
THE RAILROADS TAKING pUSSESslOS
of this country with nine men, and rolling
them ~ ulagnticance all about this great
state, wuelmg ihcm aud !eastine them in
their palace cars -men appointed by Get,
(Cnntinued on third mage
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BTTTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
In the World.
Established in S35, by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges.
ton, C0stiveness, Bilious Corr
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
incur possession, yingdetailed
accOuts Ofperfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
In a healthy condition.
tS~ Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
Sj Liberty Street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salve, q Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cnts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

ven Bows down. breaking of about ?
ias ffora Use er5uBa aaa 10 lAicr Cor.
uaao more of sbem tcll 81 one time,
,has lcarlns bat Of tbs original trunks
standing. IRON tic parts that fell some
Is loe were cat uitahie ior saving and
from tbasc standing HeaFly an eqad
uBmber might hg cul
Died iu lhh village, where she had
been spending . few weeks, Miss Addie
u Root, daughter q Russell q, and Mary
II. Root, aud granddaughter Of John
Harper, uf New York city, aged about
twenty wears She was not 10 inil health
whom she came here, aud from some ex-
P9surc a fever set IN which assumed q
typhoid character and terminated bet
existence Ia about three weeks. The
sincere sympathy of her many friends
here Is extended 90 the bercayed family
circle Of which she was so lovely aud
cherished plant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
BgNNINGroS.

There was a monster picnic at Glas-
teubury one day last week. II was esti-
mated that sixteen hundred were pres
emit. They came from several different
towns.
--Theye is rather more than the usual
excitement before the elections, and the
amount of horse shedding is rather un-
usual, even for Bennington. The county
ticket will DO pretty well scratched If the
result depended on the Southshire alone
some Of the regular candidates might fail
Of an election. For representative we
have three candidates, H. +. Norton,
regular republican, Dau.el Carpenter,
independent republican aud John Robin
son. democrat. A lively three coruered
fight IS expected.
"A very large number have visited
ST. Anthony since the ncw observatory
aud Mr.. Robinson has his hands full ia
his efforts 60 care Tor them but he prove,
mIly equal ta the task, they come from
the ueighbpring lowus aud also many
city guests The livery stables are reap
I log "a rich harvest. We think d summer
botel on tha mountain would prove &
good investment,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
STRONG TESTIMONY.
LETTER FROM
CHAUNCEY X. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Editor Rutland Daily Globe,
ItDrlAsD, VI, April ~ 1873.

HrrLASD, VI, April ~ 1873
Dr. s. w. 6ayh.
My Dear Sir i sire to retarn sou my per.
s0nal thanks NJ well a. 10 testify individually 10
your professional skill, gentlemaaly bearing ana
kindly interest IN the sick room. ] eau, u
course only speak particularly m reference 10
your treatment OF diseases OF the eye. What
wish 10 speak u particularly, and thank you
personally for, IL the treatment Of my little
daughter Louise, for scrOfulOuE disease Of the
eyes. That the trouble originated from scroinla
probably Inherited there is, aud think can
be- no doubt. Some siE Of eight physicians had
seen and prescribed for her, bat without perma.
neBt benefit TheHo physieians wsre eminent
10 the city Of New York, brooklyn, Rutland aud
elsewhere. Louise 10, or MAS when you arst
Visited her about siz weeks gg0=bgue two
years and six months o. age 5 be vas totally
devoid Of sight aud the cyelids - badly swoilen
that il Was impossible 10 open them, even for
an examination. / may az well confess here,
that, although ! bad become symewhst ace
quainted with you personally aud BY reputation,
had not muct. II any, hopes gf confidence IN
your succeesful treatment
The result hUseyer proved otAefHlsei aDa
the cnre s complete. her right ~ a0w as good
a. that Of any person, aud her ey0s are perfect.
IL Nas almost hopeless eaas, bat your skilt hha
effected Jmpletc cure md, a. ! believe, re-
moved thgUause. Nuagf thU rirtuustaUcgsi iH
justice 10 ulyrtt, AID la aeaug BHe iEmrut Uf
ysHr uHHIr1G. pHfrcWIEE asa s4ta4y attentions
aui ptffraa.ylaa Skid gauH7 uu lt.rr than re-
Jufu Du ia} ai los htattf 90 taanka buaHhR NIt-
uua- 90 ge8g ptfssa.sisal requirements Aaa aiIl
ais. Ila4 gaa lHss fefsJUal aHlup ls3 ssmrut.
Fsr a4is 9alss &es.
go tACEI D. HlLlAAf4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

III actions speak louder than words
Che picnic az Coy Smiths last Friday r.
n. was pronounced emphalieally by the
entire party a success The house OF Mr..
smith, an 0ld-fashiooed, eommodious
brick mansion, IS located on The height
OF land between Rupert aud SYNDICATE,
where be has resided for two years, since
bis return from Wisconsin. win some
philosophsf tell us why picaic.ers usually
seek elevated l9ealiiiesr DE- Maynard
OF Salem, who was present, suggested
that the air s.; such heizhl. being rarer
ara puue was provocative Of health and
Cine Cow ol spirits. T. T. Hard, Of
West Arlington, that IT was to arise out
OF aud above business cares aud trouble
which were thus 'efl behind aud below,
tibet tbe present hoHT might be the better
tul3Fe1 Whatever ibe principle, all
seemed h5HF aNd MaHiau. The table.
zfaaaal beUesta tlie weight of good
tauEs 90 every variety, sud among
other thIags 1,efe was a l0sf II delicious
cream cake which nobody osued and
nobody knew wlsge !, came from, and
IA lasi Il wa. e9ajee,sreI that e hsd
dfsppei !tom lhe skies. One sober
erAl haired gentleman, Ga tasting g.
efayeIg remarked that Il made him fee
devotional Bot bs feared Il would b,
wrsl Go ihs month ana bitter in ,hs
belly. AZ last has entire party adjourn
"a ,a lienaeits HAL. whose doors wcu
tar9Wa apea Rfa1aitansy by the pro
pr.elor Ulcers wl,a music By Bort. bzud
daHirg was easaged ia wifa xest io
shro hgurs ANA Il parting three eheeu
we're eIfeu faf 6us smith, three lo
Bart band and ,bree f5r I9reuz5 BeH
oett psaFg.s,af # ihe ball.
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Don't neglect co.tivensss

The profile source Of Headache, Dizziness,
Heartburn, oppression OF food, FlHtulenee,
sour stomach. Bal Taste in the mouth, sick
Headache, pApiattiuu or Fluuering OF the
stomach, Yellow or bilious skin, Pain in tie
eide, WEAKNESS Weakness, Nc. Dir, HARBIsoN's
PERisrALflg LozENuEs care all these symptoms,
being both laxative aud tonic combined >
agreeable to the palate, operating without pain
they quicken the Liver promote digestion and
box 30c Large box Coo. ma led for this last
price.
DIR. HARRlsONs ICELAND BAISAM,
splendid cure for UouaHs, HoARsEEEss, and all
THRoAr and LUNG complaints, For sale by 4
s. HARRISON co. Proplietors, No. ! Ire.
mont Temple Boston, and by all Druggists.
"a nv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS,
TROY TO NEW YORK.

The risgaat steamers snnnysids and ThomAs
Powell leave Troy daily from steamboat landing
foot u broadway o. the arnyal u evening trains
over tho Eeasseissr ana Re 81 "a aud Troy and
Boston railroads sud connections, due al Trey
GA o. about b. n. Sundays at 6 p M
Fare Lower than by any Other Route.
HHdsaa RISER Railroad tickets g5nd f3f paas
ast ~ F8Is .iGu ifsiuIiug state re fu berth
AZ tHa,as 3D. eae ked baggage transferred tree
HafEf H.a4F- end baais,
Hatfl44 ga AAst8 be Ught diau steamer
G3alsu Csc EiaHsirE pasreasefz during -
wat-r, Bs-sau .grs eau felg ou rivdug IN New
) fR ht sH carry henr IN tle morning SO de.
teGt81u Ga the bare
Freight taken al Very Low Rates
q " HORTON.
ssEM detaeral Agent Troy, \ y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
EDITORIAL EXTRACT d
From the Whitehall Times.

May %, 1874
Some few days ago DR., S. W. smyth, the emf
nent Aurst and Oculist OF Rutland, Vt, per-
formed an operation for deafness on the ears OF
Mrs. +. Dayton at the residence of Geo Hall,
Esq, OF this place, with almost miraculous sue
cesB. Mrs. Dayton is n years old and has been
quite deaf for several years, the past two Of
which her deafness increased with great Iapidi-
tY, until II became almost impossible for her to
hear or TO hold conversation with her without
the aid OF an ear trumpet DR.. smyth was call
ed to examine the case although but little hope
was entertained that any successful treatment
could be instituted; however the result of aa
operation has proved quito tho contrary, and
instead OF being an injudieionA movement, as
some physicians thought II would be, has been
completely successful Mrs. Dayton can nov
hear ordinary conversation with case, and can
even hear the ticking watch, and q course
feels grateful TO pr. smyth for his kind atten.
ton aud the skiilful operation he has performed
on her ears We ehoctfulIy commend a ~ 10
the confidence Of the afflicted, feeling assured
that he will give an intelligent and candid cpiu'
ion Of all gases brought 10 his attention
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
usr Renne's pain-Knling Magic on

THIS Is tho best family medicine to cure al
kinds OF Pain you ever tried
1t is clean, safe aud delicious to use, and II
you use il faithfully IT WILL DO YOU GOOD
Directions on each bottle. Buy it OF the
Druggists or Merchant whore you trade. II they
have not gotit on hand they will send for it at
your request, aud sell you Genuine Rewle's Pain
hiiiag Magic Oa,at manufacturers lowest price
al retail.
ga Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grooers.
1t IL put up in three sizes, and called trial
size, !" medium size" and "lArge family size"
bottles.
WIN. RENNE a. SONS,
Sole proprietors and Manufacturers.
Pittsheld, Mass.
Sold by V. Grover, and Wait 4 Hard. 12eomly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
GEN'L FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
Rutland, Vermont,


am prepared to furnish PoIicss ia each y
the above list u companies on shorl notice. /
am also agent for tbs Farmers Mutual u Mont
peiicr; Champlain Mutual, Burlington; Lyrom.
Ing Mutual, Mufcy, Pa, all Of which So sound
and reliable companies,
GEO. y. BOYNTON, Agent.
~ Factory Point, W,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
August Fiewer.

The most miserable beings IN the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Moro than seventy five p5r cent OF the
people Ia the United states are afflicted with
these two dis, asss and their effect; such sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual costiyensss,
in lure blood, heartburn, waterbrash, gnawing
ana burning pains at the pit Of the stomach
ycllos skin. Dated tongue and dsagreeablo
taste 10 the mouth, coming up Of the food after
sating lOw spirits &c. Gu to the drug store and
get Is cent bottle, or q sample bottle for l0c
Try il g. g. GREEN sole Manufacturer, Wood.
bury. n j, l4T
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
CARD FROM
II. Il. BRIGGS, ESQ,

10 mn Friends and ne Public.
II affords me great satisfaction TO BIO able to
testify 70 the success OF DIR. s. W. Smyth IN the
treatment Of disease, and express my seneo Of
obligation to him,
About elk months ago, under the advice Of my
family physician, placed my sen Norman, aged
IL years, under the care Of Dir. Smyth for Il
throat and lung trouble Previous 10 that tino
the symptoms had become very alarming, such
as loss Of flesh appetite, pains in the chest and
side, frequent and violent coughing spells, spit
ting blood and prufuse expectoration OF yel.
lOwish matter and general prostration,
From the first week my son was under tho
care OF DR.. smyth he began to improve, and IN
six weeks ho had gained as many pounds IN
flesh, increased in weight as his health improved
and, when few weeks ago DR.. Smyth dlscharg-
ed him cured, he had gained seventeen pounds.
During the past month Norman took seyoro
cold but suffered none from tho old com
plant, and is now quite well again. feel that
DR.. Smyth through his skillful treatment Of my
son, has effected a permanent cure, and Il Is a
proof that pulmonary consumption can be cured.
Thanking DR.. Smyth most sincerely for his
kind attention TO my son, j chcorfully recommend
him 10 tho afflicted.
II. l., BRIGGS
Rutland VT, March 3ist 1874.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

Apples are very scarce. Not enough
for home consumption.
We think Peru a very unsafe place
to live in with snakes five feet in eireum
frence. We think the man who killed il
must have been near sighted as no such
sarpcnt has been reported since the good
old time Of "Adam and Eve.n We
made the snake story little larger than
it WAS told us. For feet it should have
read inches We don't like TO spoil q
good snake story but truth compels to
contract our snake somewhat. Editor
JouRNkL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs
sach as Coughs. Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough. Bronchitis, Assh.
ia aud Consumption

he few eampoaitioas, which have uon he
coincidence 81 mAnkina AID become household
words, Ans0Dg uos euly one has hahy asilepe,
nus4 have s1irAardinkTy virtues. Perhaps no
enc ever sccared o. vide rrfatat3ou, o. male,
tanned il 90 eng a. Ayers Cherry fecsoFAl. IL
has been knowu 20 the pubic shout forty years,
BY long coatnRed ssTaof 81 marvellous cures,
t6ai have Won for 81 a conhdonee Ia lie virtues
never eanAIloa BY any ether medicine. Il sbll
makes ths most enooinAi cufes OF Cangks kBa
Code and Consumption that can BE- madC by
medical skfll Indeed he Cherry pcctorAl has
really robbed these dangerous diseases y Their
trrfars 10 . great extent, and given feeling of
immunity from heir fatal effects. that IL vel
founded II the remedy be tAten in scAson, Ev-
cry family should have Il 10 their eloset Tot the
ready relief az its mombers. The prudent shoald
not neglect il and the wise viii not. Keep u by
you for the protection i AfoTds by lie timely nee
10 sudden attacks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
Farm FOR SALE or TO RENT
For two, three OF five years.

y
The subscriber on account Of poor health, has
decided 10 dispose Of his farm ~ above. said
farm contains 1875 acres, has about 600 apple
trees aud plenty Of othor fruit, such MS pears,
plums and cherries. Every field has spring OF
living water that never fails IN the dryest time.
There are about 600 sugar naples and - aeros
or WuUdl@nd, ieIBa born that win contain 10
tons Of hay besides tho straw aud corn fodder
usually raised on the farm, aud other convenient
buildings. All tho land IL well seeded with
clover and timothy and Is in good condition
Said farm will be rented TO any good responsible
business man or sold on almost any terms
man can ask. Any one having a small place 10
turn in towards payment II would be taken at
fair, reasonable price. Said place ia DO noar
school, TO contain anywhere from Eve 10 ten
hcros, a good house and water convenient Any
one Wishing to hire must apply before the ist OF
May. Any ono wishing 20 purchase the above
offer Is open to them for the season.
REUBEN SHAW,
Hebron, Washington Co., n v, Apr. !, 1874.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

CAsroRIA u more than q substitute for Castor
on. II is the on safe article Ia existence which
81 certain b ssHimilate the food, regulate the
b3wels, re winn-eolie and produce natural
-eep, I. contains neither minerals, morphine
OF alcohol, EBd IL pleasant to take. Children
need not cry aud mothors may rest 2I5iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03

tiubs IL ia5 piouuCcu
niIkrpM Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw, palsy, sprains ,swengs caked breasts, soalds
burns salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, galls 80. upon ami
mails IN ono year than have all other pretended
remedies snce the world began. II is a counter
iriant, an all healing pain reliever. Cripper
throw away their crutches, the lame walk. pois-
onoua bites are rendered harmless and the
wUun cd are healed without a scar. 1t il no
hnmbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. II is selling as no article ever before
sold aud it sells bocau'e il does Just wha 1t pre-
teuGs to DO. Those who now sufis from Then-
matisiu pain or swelling deserve 70 suffer II they
viii not use Coutanr Eminent, More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures, including frozen
iluUs ch onle-rheumatsm, govt, running tu-
m1rs, &c, have beNr received. We will send a
cireular containing certificates, the recipe, 6e.,
gratis, 20 any one requesting Z oae bottle Of
the yellow wrapper CcntAur Linimout il worth
Jae hundred dollars br sprAined Or sweenied
horses and mules, Or ior screw-worm ia sheep.
St8ck-oaBerg this linimentis worth yonr atten-
/ ton NJ family should be without Centaur
Lument. Sid By al Druggists. 50 cents per
bottle arge bottles 81 10. ]. D. RosE Co,
81 Brosdway, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-03
b. K. sIMoNns. commander.

EaTT5su officer, writing from IeheFau, Per
sis. 10 Tho London lines. remArks.-A Cathar,
tic EHi. manufactured hs an American Chemist
Dr. j. q. Aver, Of I8WoiL Mass., has cured tic
shah oi liver complaint that threatened his
lie This stwpe fact as might DO expected
reudurH She Americans immensely popular here
while So EagUsh ars overlooked, Doubtless uui
own scholars made the discoveries which he eRi
pluys, aud thus 90 h ineyurytbtng, We do the Ia
Dor. chen the mopstng Americans put their
mark upon it and take che reward. DR., Aver Il
idoiiaed by the court aud It's retuucrs here, and
viii doubtless Bu reflected 20 him gold snuff
box ur diamond hill ed sword, while not even the
name nj Davy, Clristison OF Brodie-the great
lights by ich he shines is known.-Ne
York SUNDAY Paper