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A WHAEF AND BUILUISGs BrENED.-Nss-
ttTtay afternoon. abGaJ O'Clock, the Old gov
eminent wharf a. G.esbJTC' Point caught ire
from sIGrks trcE a passing .ug-bOat, and was
CItIrtiy consumed, with the sheds and ware
houses adjoining As this property was much
reCayCd. the loss j. quite small. Notice was
tei~gfaI hsd from tie insane asylIm 20 Chic
IrCItn, who. IL ccII- T8uy y IL Jos pa William
President OF tie EUaru OF Fire Commissioners,
proceeded % No. ! engine house, and ordered
JEat company to the 9Th street wElrE ON ar
irving they applied % tie Pot mac Ferry con-
a -Uy fer tEaUrl. Ttatlo1 % Jta wharf, but y -ra
iEtoru.Ii tat fLsy could render Ic Bs-.st4I-a.
O. q. s ferry boats could ElV tIut a. that Tr. ~
w.'fSEt gong aground. Tue wharf. which wa
s'-stly lEist, was yg'It,ts-. ~ I'D Isa 2 "a
Z er maze az l- -Ir. tie late var, dC-.ns gl.--l
90 vas tUl.t rs tie government.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CATAWBA WINES,

'ATAWBA WINES,
Of very superior quslity, SI7 in quantities Of one
OF more gallons. - ~
Very fne and fruity sHERRY, genuine spa,isb
Wine, S2-50. '@4
Standard brands Of Imported ALEa RRDyVa
STOUT, Pc 8TER, &C, 81 30 per dyZen
Fine Old PHILADELPHIA ALE, 81 u dozen
&c, WILMER,
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Once hours from a. IN. to 6 pm.
Fee, = per Wis t.
Press of business at the Office precIudes visit
ing patients at residences except after 8 a Al,
Established in Washington 1861.
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

This Whisky Is distilled to order, and kept in
bond for until its age soarrdnts iTs oferisg 10
% the public for use, medicinal or social
The incredsing popularity NTH tchich IL has been
met since its introduction ten years ago. orbids any
hesitation part IN claiming for IL q smooth
ness and favor unsurpdssed. Its purity zoe guar
dntee.
Our right and title to the exclusive use Of Iris
brand is on record at the United States Patent Office.
HALL ME-,
DEALERS In FINE WINES, BRANDIES
WHISKY, &C.,
feb1s eo6m sO1 MARxEr SPACE.
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DRY GOODS.

THkEz cRAERs s0R raE NEW DRY
GOODS STORE.
70T HAkkEr SPACE.
Q a n T n RS
% iieees besutiful French Grenadines, oa'y Is,
SOP sses Black Grep ains, %, rs 81, 81, 50, sl,7s,
lOpees. Black Six, only q, worth 81; very
i iS pieces piece: s ss Alrsss on 4. cents xoh?s
~ pi. Cos Victoria Lawn, only ~ cents, worth ST.
go ices very besi OslicS, oniy Mt, worth las'
,eo Sod Calico, only 10 ceats, worth IS
sIlendid ock Of "a .sns r for men ard s,y.
81 ois = Sstni g only Is ceuts, worth 20.
~ pieces - OIL CloIn, Only 50 certs
m.ylI-tr 707 Ss'ss;sa
= L x $:
few cEcIcB striped SUMNER SILKS. al
per yard.
Fine Colored DRESS SILKS, sI5O.
BLACK SILKS, rsyy chsap, from sfho. and 81
W to So. 90 per yard.
r. One price TO ALL
began WYLIE
msyzo|r lOl> and 1929 18th streetnw.
SouIH WASHINGTON TAkEs The LEAD.
FURTHER REDUCTION.
EXTRA NDUtEMsNTS OPEN AT THE
Arcade.
Our New Stock Spring
CARPETS
CARPET5l
CARPETS!
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS,
me most attractive brought to this market The
es ia DOLL branches are o-Iy of the latest mr.
T ~ Al our prices now all enabled 10 buy
ine aSsortIne Et too srge TO enumarate II paTt -
hSIhe BLACK and ColDred Silks and Dress q 90 20
every description; Lace SscqHes aad Lace shaw.
Parasos and suusbade.
ladies and ChidTsa. h''S Tux
Our large aud very attractive assortment of CAR
rh1S sht Md not escape the notice OF housakasner
SAceient W bite VI attinR ~ Is cents ''
Ihlse who study economy in these isys will proHt
by calling on " P'oH'
NOpLFORD SHILSERG
s27 SENkNTH STREET.,
MAYO tr between aso southvazf
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TUE VCREISG NENs' CENTRAL C0sE-'TTTEE.
4 meeting Of the central committee Of trades
unions Was held last night At II 5chanics' hail,
John r WhltCmOTe, president, in tie chair,
and James T.. Nugeut secretary. A vote o.
thanks TO Speaker Shepherd and members %
the House Ct Delegates Tor Use OF the hall az .he
late mass meeting, ard TIE speakers on the o.
CaSiOD, especially these advocating the eight
hour movement, a. wen az the press OF the city,
Was adOpted. A committee (Messrs. Cotton,
Harvey and Reed was appointed to wait on
the Secretary Of the Navy, amt iBg uire why the
e ght hour law was violated IN working on the
nsyAl LIP "a zine, and the Secretary OF the Ints-
Nor, III sard u ;he employment. of men over
tine on the s. Elizabeth asylum Mr. Cotton,
from the bTicklayeTs, re Crted that I2S men OF
their union we're working hours, and fO- were
s-ill on a strike. The secretary WAS directed %
fcrH ard the Proceedings Of the HOrkingmens'
reet'Ig on Monday d. ht las. ID the secretary
u the working mems council at New York.
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APPLICATION FOR LIQUoR LIcgxsRs DE-
NnD.-At q meeting OF the Board of Metro
POiltsn Police held Yesterday the applications
OF John Nesnsn. +. ". F. Myer, John Bligh
and Jeremiah Mccarthy. for liquor licenses
were disapprovsd. The transfer of Honor IL
eense from NJ. McDonough to Andrew Dorsey
WAS also disspproved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-22

MISS PHGBs w. CouzINs, of St. Louis, will
lecture this evening at Willard Hall. Subject:
Women e Lawyers"
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Diseases of the Hood.

BLUE Flannel SHIRTS for Fishing Parties
anG Boat Clubs, at Hollsnder Bros jlS6
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EXTRA SIzRs Under shirts and Drawers IL
and 46 inches. ~
Linen Shirts and Collars. 10 inches.
5,13,10 HoLLAsDEe BR,s-
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G. WILMER,
FINE q hOCEKIEi

TaENCH CANDY FRENCH CasNy
AANURACKORf!
The special attention Of the Public and dealers
generally ts called to the fact that the undersigned
sconstantiJ manufacturing and always has on iiand
most varied aud select stock of the finest pURE
FBENCH CANDIES manufactured on the pro7-
isesJ, FRUITS; NUTS, ETC., which he is dis posing
II AZ remarkably low figures both at Wholesale and
etail. s.. CAVAGyARn
499 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Haro-om' Under 1tiOnsl Hotel.
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Diseases of the Blood
ne Blood is the Lite" When this source is
corrupted, the painful and sorrow prod ucing
effects are visible in many shapes The m1Iti
iarlOus forms in which il manfests itself would
IoTm SUBJECTS upon which might write yot l.
uiheS. Bnt as all the varied forms Of disease
winch depend upon bad blood are cured or best
treated, by such medicines as take up from this
huld and eXcrete from the system the nnxious
eleinents, IL Is not OF practical Importance that
L should describe each. For instance medical
authors describe about fifty varieties OF skin dis
ease, but as they all require for their cure verv
similar treatment it il OF no practical utility to
nj RHoS Just WHAT name to apply TO certain foSm
on SKIN disease, so you know how best TO cursit
ihen again might 60 on and describe various
Kinds OF scrofulous sores, fever sore white swell
Hhgs enlarged glands, and ulcers of varying
appearance; might describe how virulent poi
son may show itself in various forms of eruo-
lions ulcers, sore throat, bOny tumors etc; bat
a. an these various appearing manifestations Of
Dad bloOd are cured by a uniform means, deem
such course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse
the blood, which is the great fountain OF life
shd good digestion, fair skin, buOyant spirits
vital strength, and sOundness OF constitu lion
VIII all return TO us. For this purpose Dr.
flerce's Golden Medical Disco Yery and Purga-
i've Pellets are prominently the articles need
co. Ihey are warranted to cure retter, Salt
kheum, Scald Head, st. AnthOny's Fire. Rose
Rash or ErysiQelas, Ring Worms, Pimpl
Biotches, Spots, EruptiOns. Pustnies, Dils
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes. Rough Skin, Scurf.
S S%t Sores and Swellngs. Fever Sores.
lDgs. Affections of the Skin, Throat and Bones
ana Ulcers OF the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and
Lungs.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALuAyLEs.-Cau
ana examine the IRE and burglar proof yayits
Or the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
YORK avenue and 18th street, for safe keevin9
o. securities, Jewels, silver ware OF other Talu7
aoies. Rents from ten Co sixty dollars Der az
nun, according 20 size. No blsiness man car
atord TO do without them. Take s0ar7faJ from
ne CRicGCo and Boston fires.
~
To GET BID OF the ChlIls tramediateIv, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They care perna-
nentiy. 90
PONDS EXTRACT IL Tor sale at Wholesale hv
Chss. St0tt & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenu'.
and by druggists eyerywhele. tgttf
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ana made to order by Henpler near ! y Street,
---4
WILCOX q GIBBS SKWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Clas
Beums hoopskirt and corset fsc:orv,7.h stree;
IntelligenCer building. 10
-A -0
BE COMMUNITY at large 8ppreci tie the use-
fc'ness OF Singers Sewing Machine. =
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iFroT Q-AETEENf-TvE pEF-CE.p
AL NGrpN, IL. e., Fs. 2, l--4
eeaisG p r ale. ia Cup Ctle, s.t.t r received Al
lhlr Cihcs ustli - 81, J ~ =, I.lE t5r tls grr-
Ioil @.'t a the cails trans glr sI.r -er-lcHs -
wafer bslW'tn this city aFG Fa-'s F,.Ha aud WasI.
lTgt, 4, No wiCk uAy be rcsU'rta UF this D.p RI
Trnt nurirE The nscAl Year ending Iula 30 1855.
b-Coefs VII - ate the price pF and the price
Per pound slso, the rate r dirGu sf waich rh7
viii carry the Passengers aud stsrss EaCn bii must
Ot ACCOM- panied b a guarantee Of tao rosoomsibe
pcrs' NJ tha the contract - D. entered Into viii Dc
duly executed
The TIA 81 D. reserved 20 reject and eli kiIs not
deemed adysni aEeoU= @ tn United SraHes
T. opOsBis shvuid be marked. - Proposals for
aieT Trans CrIa,iOu,' ald address, % the uu-
4ofeigLed
Bidders are invited 30 be present y the opening.
Amp further LfurmatiHu desired - o b. furnished
gu applicaiiJ u 10 this Office Nm EYEks,
Depot QDsrtermaster, Breyct Brgaaier Genera
unl'sd ktstts Amy mayls-Gt
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SUDDEN DEATa.-Mr. u. G. Howard. for
many years the proprietor of the HO%ari
Stables, died very suddenly at his residence on
street, between 9Th aud eth streets this
morning Mr.. Howard has been in Ill health
Tor some time past, bur nothing serious was
aFpreLended. n few minutes before his death
he was playing with his children in his rom
sud on his wife returning to the room she found
him last diving.
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wAsHINGToNIAN kILLED.-A dispatch u
the Richmond Enguirer, dated May 20, SAYS
"a seaman named John Brooks, belonging to
tie L. =. steamship Powhstan, nov living at the
navy yard here, was run over and Instantly
killed, few miles from this city, by the pa
senger train from Petersburg, this aftarno IN.
he was native OF Washington, ID. c., aud has
family in that city. lie intended to go home
IN lew days, but came ashore this IN )rning,
got drunk, and lost his life"
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COFFEE DROPPING.
SUGARS.

SUGA Ms.
NEW YORK STANDARD BRANDS 0NLy.D
notwithstanding the advanced market, We CON
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OooLrf. .sus rc = Or: 49,: =: 1870; -
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PROPOSALS FcR FORAGE AND srgAw-

niayIsIst
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pHoPOssLs FOR -WATER TasEsPJETa-

Depot gus.te.ma,ter, Brove. Ef...55-- q .7,.-a
lu-to risIo Aruy. u4r-1s g.
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Moultuus long statement has beea
given b. the public aad contains roth,
Sag new except ihr statement that
Beerher confessed his criminal acts
with Mrs Tlian in bic presence and
that Of anoth5r person whom Noaltou
doses NOT name. Ibis In absurd t9 say
thc least, iar people dou't usually com
mir sugh DECIDE aud tell third parties Of
IL Rcsidcs. Beeehefs statement pat
AIoulton alnuF with Triton as a con
spirator and tlaekmaIler and virtually
made him a party TO the case Ne ale
curry the matter cannot bee cleared up
beyond a dsalt bot there is a doubt
and Bescher will pretty generally get
the bencGi OF t
The committee o. Flymoata who are
investigating ,hc matter will exouerate
Beeher. bat Triton has bgoaghi a sait
against him for cdm. ean. and a legaI
examination may possibly be abie 30
dsaa out facts wsieh have rot yet Ap.
pearcd
The following ffua tie Aew York
Nailan seems 10 hii Beee hers eaee
Nothing is mere necessary tor
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STATE ITEHs

tv ,,
~, " -" p''1' ,ay' ''",o", ,"'','
,''' "'SS 81 "'''' ~ '''''' ''' ,',@'''
fear that thcy shalI no co,,nolled n ,yorl,
f,r 90 Uy;na
...., ,.,...
" "'''' Sl,,' "S'' wv '''a' '""E INV. ''''
VI '''p'''' ''''''''''" VI ''''''' . '''' ''''
= "'''',"@ ''o"1" -" INV ''"' ''" was
"''"'''"'
The bara OF Miles Ransom 10 Albnrgh,
was struck By lightning "n the cycalng
hn, 49,, 60, -, e.a
''''''""' TO- - S's',Y ""u',e' oy
''o'''''','e ""'','os' 'r' '"' "'''s 'e-
u. ''''' ,''s} '' ''"s''''' "p' "'' ''''
'''' '''''''' P'f '''' 'Ap'"'' W s','
"e'pS'' where tue 'f''"7 ''''' ''''
'''''''
The Troy Conference Academy Re
union at Pooi'"ef' Friday was largely
a''e , oE Graduates '"' '''s"u' 81 INC
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COHHEsIsuNr'''~, 81


MANCHESTER, W., Aug II, 1874.
Have any o! the numerous summer
visitors to this delightful village look
ed with curious eye toward the round
ed coue-shaped mountain on the north,
mindful Of the mysterious, hollow
hearted cave, concealed beneath its
ample bosom! What a pillar of obser-
walton it must be for the beautiful val.
ley, stretching away at its foot be-
tween Mt Equinox aud the long IN
broken range opposite Two dashes
Of white give strange variety to the
regular line Of foliage which crowns
its top. Are they suow-dults Z No.
these are entrances to natures marble
halls, or rather huge store-houscs from
which man draws treasures 20 cmbel-
Iish the houses Of the living aud the
dead Q, reader would You see how
firmly rooted are these everlasting
bills. and visit the quarrics with their
great derricks and other mechanical
appliances with which the pigmics of
earth exc ont their scaDty slreus TIA aud
tearaway the rocks from their solid loun
datiors? Would you like to zee the
vi-tas more and more extensively
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NEWS ITEMS.

The weather in some parts fthe South
has been excessively hot, and the number
OF sunstrokes has increased accordingly.
The cotton crops in parts of Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, and
Texas, are suffering from long-contin-
ued drought.
Five persons were killed and several
wounded by an accident to an excursion
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Sat
urday, near Cornwall, Penn.
1t is charged that that the monthly
public debt statements Of the United
States Treasury Department are often
incorrect.
A serious fight occurred on the nth
between the whites aud the negroes at
Austin, Miss Ten negroes were killed
The negroes gathered in large numbers,
armed, sud threatened to burn the town.
The white people barricaded the Town
aud tooR refuge in the Court House.
The negroes captured tlat town on the
I2,h Inn, were ,6aryard driven on, and
ho ,,,,, ,ra. ro.,.t.n l.. r.o Witt.
Fiott o,,bo ,,,,roe.. ,go,o a'rro.,e1 Cn,
AM torooranhod 10 colonci ronrhou
:, go,nrn.. a., ,,o,s hn, H., ,rnnIta.
soou, ~ hay. ,on,, oy., hnf.ro Cor,,ol
Campbell could act.
A enalI hoy. telling hi. nPalsn bov Go
came to be detected stealing APPLES iY a
grocer, store proceeded taua. "Well. I
do,,'r ,.,rc 81, ,n,,.1 abant t.it,r 500, l,yt
,be clerk wa. cr..--s,rd and ,hoaobr
he wa. watebi.' doro-Ggbt cross ,br
street. bat he WA. Iaokiu, .apsro o,,o
me. am he helped ue clean into ibo ont.
ter,
.......,... a:..--a 81. ,......,-.., ...
A., -. 8. y ,.. -. w.,
which resemble strongly hydfupaobla.
including the swapping anal biting OF per
sou and Ioalbiug Of waite. The disease
ranges from a slight arrangement accom-.
panied with dizziness, 90 uncontrolled
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vEHnosr STATE FAIR.

The State Fair will be held at Rut-
land, commencing September sth and
continuing four days. We are request.
cd to state that extra trains will be run
at half fare on all the railroads, and
that a new gate has been opened at the
fair grounds on the west side aud a
platform built, aud that all trains on the
Harlem Extension will stop there,
Cattle, and other articles intended Tor
exhibition, will bo unloadel there,
mutpu nnt save some trouble and ex.
pcuse 10 exhibitors There will be the
usual attractions at the fair, including
horse trots OF course. We have no
doubt the exhibition of the products
and mechanical skill OF the citizens OF
our state viii be well worth visit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-27

Next Tuesday the freemen assemble
10 vote for state aud county officers
and representatives. to the Legislature.
In regard 10 the state and county Of
iiccrs we think there is no doubt that
the regular republican ticket will be
elected by a large majority. In regard
to town representatives,. we learn that
there IN likely to be a severe fight in
several towns in this vicinity There
rs nothing very serious in this provided
people keep cool and restrain them
selves so as not 20 get angry over It.
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ral as5 ne1sal Agalla al
tlaa ue fariy eeuaIs
everybody uba 6a5s that bs
saaAH from u nag ha ssFe lasi
He carries wthaa h.n tae seeds a 5
e. aa5 Ore maY hc thankful vs. ma
1ae Gay h des nni fui That ha h
.te Ne Eeerbrr paanal iHta she bands
ai 8 crowd 81 Religious fharprrs ready
Sc trade aa bic fame Aad gct distinction
oat a bis agony
This tendency has been aggravated
Ia Mr Bceeher's case 10y peculiar
views of social obligation. 70 which ue
have bad occasion 70 make some ref
efeuce once or twice before He has
long bold theory, and has we believe
honestly tried % live up 60 10, that it
IS mans duty, as be expresses il. to
look at the world a. God looks at il. %
ar 10 other words. o. govern himself
la his dealing with bis fellows. by ia-
ference of bis own 49, 70 the manner in
which God would ACT uader similar cir.
eumsanecs. As la God is wholly love
aud is 900 rcspcctor Of persons. at
tempts 60 initiate Hin results simply
ia the deliberate and systematic sup.
PRECISION Of al determination touching
character and conduct. and tbo culUiya-
ton of a purely emotional theology
made up, bot Of opinions, but Of sighs
aHd tears and aspirations and unlimited
good nature A. God loves aad for
gives the sinner why should not we 2
Ia his sight there is after all little or
go difference betwecnBishop Potter and
Biil Tweed. why should we. bis crea-
tures, Try to make any, As Christ
associated freely with publIcaus and
sinners, why should we attempt 10
indicate the existence Of moral supcd.
outy on the part OF one man over
another Moreover. since our religious
life consists largely ofexprossion--that
is, the communication by one TO another
Of y hat be or she feels about death
aud judgement--and ia fact the church
exists for the promotion Of this ex-
preston, ought we not TO take each
persons account Of his moral condition
and not look too nicely into the con
duct Of his life We do not think we
cxaggerate when we say that Mr..
Beecher has tried this system fully and
faithfully IN Brooklyn, and we do not
fear 10 add that the events Of the last
three months were not necessary to
satisfy people Of its failure. 1t makes
state Of society in which the soIfro.
spect Of the honest, the manly, and
pure.minded is lowered or destroyed,
and in which that of the foul the unscru.
pulous, the shallow and tricky, is raised
and strengthened and in which the
good and bad and Indifferent, by pool
ing their characters, as the railroad
men say, produce a mass OF corruption,
indeceney, and vulgarity which has
to be periodically washed away by
some such tempest as we are now
witnessing.
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nnwAmn nr spLIr rIcKrrs.

Tho serious efforts Of the opposition
yiH, probably, bee confined To su attempt
10 elect oue or two Of their candidates
70 aid in accomplishing this they will
doubtless circulate tickets bearing gen
eral resemblance 10 the regular republican
ticket, and saving the names Of most OF
ibo republican candidates, but with such
opposition candidate on candidates a.
they mink there Is the most chance Of
clccting Let every Republican carefully
read his ticket and be- sure that he votes
tho regular republican ticket entire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-27

IHrI. 90 the rrs4aauca uf T. q. NeNaasbfau. 60
Nsuamta#r AaE "a, Nra taHut Uagaltaam.
brr aEr
There arc. we believe. soyen older per
sons ln Manchester Mrs Hugboom. g
maiden name was Whitman She was
born in WcsImorcland. y H., Oct g9lh,
lgsa Married 90 Jacob HoEehoom
July 81, 1879, aud hus resided Ia Man
chester over siXyIwo wears She was
the mother OF eight children. three only
of W ham survive her. She was q woman
of excellent character, and an who knew
her have iuIl confidence that she has en-.
tered Tho abode Of tho inst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-08-27

Dr. Bakers Pain Pauaeea, for RheumB,
tlsm, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie, Diar-
rhWl, Cholera Morbus. Cholera lulantum
Spnjus, Barns, ScaIds, Bruises, Chill
hlaius, Frost-bites, Swelliugs, Soreness
OF the Joints, and all painful affections OF
the body, external aud intcfual. For
Colds, Sore.throat, gulnzy, aud diseases
Of the throat and mucous membrane. 10 r.
GA inyaluable remedy, John +. Horny
Curran y Co, Proprictors, 3 and g Col
lego Place, New York.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY,
IN tho District Court Of the uuiod States f1f
the District oi Vermont
In the matter Of Warner W. Niles, Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed ia said Court, by Warner W Nlos.ef shAfts.
bury ia said District duly declared a bank
rupt under the Act of CJngross Of March 2nd
1867 for discharge and certificate thereof,
from all hs debts aud other claims prov
able under said Act aud thai the 9th
day Of October ts7i, "a 10 clock 4. st.. be-.
fore the Hon, y. A. Nmaliey, Judge Of said Court
at tho IT, S, Court Rooms VI Rutland, 81 ass
signed for the hearing Of the same, when and
whore all creditors who have proved thor dobta,
aud other pursuua IN interest, may attend and
show cause IL auA they have, Wig The prayer IL
said petition hould not be granted
Dated At darlington, on the 18th day Of aug
1874.
l33w IS. .. sMALLEY, Ciuk
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