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A PPLEToNS'
AMERICAN CY CLOPEDIA
NEW REVISED EDITION.

Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every
subject Printed from ne " type ana lIIustFd'eu
win several thousand e. lgraVings and maps
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

when you visit or leave the City Of
Nav IoRK. save annoyance and expense
Of carriage hire and stop Al the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DIPor. II bias over $50 elegant.
lv furnished rooms aud is fitted up al an
expense of over $500, 600. Elevator,
steam aud al modern improvement
Enropcan Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best the markets eau fur
uish, The cuisine is unsurpassed, Rooms
for a single person, 81 30 and g. per day
rich suites for families proportonstely
low, SO that visitors TO the city aud trsy-
elers can i've more luNuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than at
any other flrst-class Hotel in the city
Stages and Cars pass the Hotel every
minute for all parts of the City. &. f..
& w. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
THE MEADOW KING MOWER
AID
THE CLEANER HORSE RAKE,
for sale by
J. L, MCCALL, Rupert, Vt.
J. L, MCCALL, Rupert, Vt.

The Moa low King Mower is composed mainly
Of iron ADD steel combining hghtness with
strength. lts gearing consists Of but three
pieces in the center Of the machine, securely
covered. The drive whoels have no gearing to
catch grass and dirt; IL contains but tw0-thirds
as many parts as ordinary Mowers, thus redHc-
ing the danger Of breakaRe, and of getting out
Of repair. novel and superior feature Of the
Meadow King Mower consists in removing the
Joint from the heel Of the knife 10 the crank
shaft, thus keeping pitman and knife always 10
line, enabling the knife to play freely IN any
position, perpendicular as well as horizontal
and reducing the friction materially, and obyl-
ating all danger OF breaking the knife or wear
ing out the connections, this makes the Meadow
King tho only perfectly flexible fnEer-bar mower
ia use. The draft arrangement - also peculiar
to this Mower making it a perfect center draft
machine, and removing all weight from the
horses necks when it IL In use, whether the
driver is in the seat or not.
From numerous testimonials and trials show
ing the superiority Of this machine we have the
following:
A. a public trial Of mowers held July 2, 1870,
on the Ward Cotton farm, ia the town OF Hart
land, W. under the mansgems ut Of II. Z
Wheeler, ESQ Of White River Junction, Vt, the
Meadow ki1g Mower received the award Of best
mower under draft Of l25 pounds, while the
other competing mowers showed ss fOiioWs.
Granite State, 100 lbs, Buckeye, 40 lbs.
Knifliu 20g lbs, ". A. Woods 40 lbs.
This was indicated by the dynAmometer fur.
nshed aud handled By the agent o. the KnIitin
Moving Machine Company. TIE judges were
Messrs. Gales, james Leonard and q. +. Marcy
Extra parts for this machine viii be furnished
at Iusuu MLitc0m=r, PaRiet, Washington Par
Wells, Dorset, Cornelius Smith, SYNDICATE, z
8. Coolidge, Arlington, Al the furnace in Cam
Cleveland, Jackson, c. X. Young, Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

II Il nAtnfsl for people suffering wllh
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, or
aay other disease oi che throat and laugE,
% pui or from daF - 3ay hayiuE Az
article that they kuaw bas cared their
ueiEhbor. friend or relative, set they
have no faith iu Is until is s. toe late. li
yaa will - TO your druggist, Visit s
Hard 90 y. Grover, and get bottle of
Basebee's German syrup, your immedls
ale cure IS as ccftsin - yUu live. II has
lattN been introduced ia this connty
from Germany, and druggists and people
vrrywhcru are e.ated over its success.
Yen can get D sample bottle for la cents
and try H., Regular size bottle 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

-pca W +. Block is erecting piazza
and making other improvements on his
Residence.
fhe Tasau.a Hotel uador The new
management is highly spoken Of by our
aUNg people who ARG attending court.
IgabarI Geek, al work on Mrs.
Woods residence accidentally, fell on
"Wednesday, receiving iujaslcs which will
be likely 10 eondnc him o Jho house for
SOME days.
Geoaral Bowman vllmove to tie
samu.t House top of Mt Eqaioox this
week sud will SEQ ghat tho road &. ia
gaoJ repair. G, u. Mauson wifi run four
horse mountain wagons la lae top 90 take
gg parties daring The aomm.r.
-IHa Fsu3ry ralas marble sidewalk
Base ,uraei tha corner beyond A. u, Coy 5
saoa Store. $50 hope 90 sac our two vii
haes united bya continuous walk this
aeaa.
Manchester never looked loy,icr han
n8W. A distinguished q. S. Senator who
spent two 90 tareo days here recently
msde Gle remark thst be neyor bad seen
more beautiful village than Manchester.
Boss Perkins" is putting the finish
leg touches 10 lhe piazzas Of tbe Equinox
house aud Wm. Morris Is making the
hale hoBsa fbInc with a new cost Of
paint. The Equinox isln Guc order
throughout.
Judge sykes docs not occupy bis seat
On TIE bench 60 The ease cf Ames rs d,
l. Kent IS Go. ou account Of relationship
20 one o. tia pstlio, in ,he suit
The recent tsx laid on the Inhabitants
q Bennington County was not al for re.
palfs on the court house At Bennington
several hundred dollars Of Il has been
expended on The court hons, In this viz
egc
J. II. uouestesl, Factory Point, has
ntv advertisement which ell should
read. IL bas been addln. largely to BIZ
stock aud new js good time 10 buy o
lin.
I d Nichols, Factory rojni, adver
tisgs ihs Peoples Mower aud Improves
bay State llans Rake. This mower tool
the 6fsl premium al our laW slate fal
ard tas tateH she blshesg pnmiam a
msug otber talTa The rake il too wei
aad fsTofab'y Known 70 need comment
Monday moraing ss q. II. smitl
wAs driving rear ~'oekWcl's bic bore
aegams heightened 81 faue plank, wlieI
tad sasa Itli bg the side Of the road 70
tac paTaFe 81 recovering lie bridges
and faa 20 he bank eyNuBtutpg th
nasa breaking lae aim o. Au. sm.a
wa9 eas also ID lhs wagon and eight.
sfae NJ sai,a % Tie shoulder.
Aaaatf charge 81 uHe ca sar raj
road. The morning tfa.a from Tral
h&, hteu restored ard Tie evening" ma
tfsa aeaH .HneA fht other trains ru
Hc st fs weeE. Tie NAL neg
goes aHtat g. b.. Haa Faula !
g w b saa.her
Aas Hrgms ISIS d a1s aFaaa.
msai ihas Hl se substantially s5htFe
To-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

Ia the case Of Bradley vs., West ct al
On trial last week, the court directed a
verdict for the defendant.
The next case on trial Is that Of w.
u. Ames ". j. L. Kent Il Co. for dam.
ages occurring from sbe injury to the
plaintiffs meadow 10 East Dorset from
obsrael.ous alleged TO bsye been placed
IN lhc stream By the defendants, Thi,
case viii occupy most Of the week.
Miucr s Beebc Munson and y, Roberts
for plaintiff Fowler, sibiey aud paveu-
port for defendants
Tho case Of Whitney vs.. London.
derry is vet for next Monday, Judge
igddeI8 presiding This trial will oc-
cups most OF al Of The week.
Tie case Of the State vs. Il. S. Phil.
lif for burning a building 10 Readsboro,
ls eco for Monday Of the next week. The
are that The term will be quite
lengthy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

Ecanau sal rev fand -st cents uiii
tav package q sea Moss FAG8Br, made
from pare It.sh Noes which vii make
GO klnas q dishet, tpch - cakcss pies.
rudaiuEs. etc. o. & quartE ~ castarts
eHlct. creams, Charlotte Easse. blanc
mango, etc. Sold By ~ aruEkisis and
kr1dars. a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NFENAAL AoAAA ~
Masonic
The next Regular Communication Of Adouiran
Lodge, =. A A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, June II, 1875, st Factory Point
j. II. WHlppLE, " NJ.
AdonirRm Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. ~.
Next regular convocstion on Wednesday even
ing June IS, at ~ o'clock
y, X. sIMONDS, II. ?,
W. A. BLACK, Sect,
skinner Post No, ~, q, A. r.,
Meets At Colburn House Hall. Factory Point, on
the FIRST Tuesday evening Of each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IOi, L. q. q. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Wednesday evening
at o'clock All mombers Of the ''order" are
invited. Degree Meetings every weeks. Next
degree meeting Saturday evening, June u h,
at 7 O'Clock.
T. J. H0YT /, D.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
FOUND At LAST
B0WEN'S |. D.
HAS KILLED rs 100000

Applciree ana army worms Wlghin tbe
psst week No invention has ever gained
such 8 reputation in 90 short time, See
Whist they SAY
~ lay, them out instantly III n.
Kent
II saw Bowcus !. ID. kgl three pinta
Of worms ia l5 seconds '-Johu Arm.
strong
Never saw anything Hke h."--Dr.
fArwel.
1t kills them Instantly" SAYS Henry
Kelley, Bonosieel, sykes and others Of
Factory Point
The above are unsolicited remarks
madc by parties who have seen il work
Il kills The army worm which has made
it, appearance TO this vicinity.
am now manufacturing Howens
White |. u. which can be applied direct.
~ to plants and vegetables, and will de-
stroy all insects and increase the growth
OF tbe plant, have nov IN my employ
nearly 20 agents and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
THE CLEANER RAKE

IL warranted TO be the beet horse rake on wheels
II is good, strong rake, simple In cDnsiruC-
ton, eAsy for the horse, Aud whether 10 the hay
Or grain held does tie wKrk perfectly. It's The
only rake 10 The market that viii not hErrUw The
sod, Sad Tor style Of workmanship - uuequ4lied.
24g
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vicinity for Kew, Or tarret life OF Chrls'
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hAs ever seen ana o''lef' from every o'he'
NE oI onf saviour III many important
pa'ueu'ats' NO STUDENT OF the b'ole
sAoh'a DC without H.
The annual meeting Of the United
States Masonic Relief Association was
bcld at Factory Point Monday evening
aud The following officers elected: W. II.
Fullerton, President; d. X. Simonds,
Yice-presideut; J. H. Whipple, Secrc.
tary; 4. J. Gray, Treasurer; j. d, llol-
lister, d, X. 5imouds, w, A. TyreI, j, c.
Blaekmer, W. a. Black, V. Grover, and
I. IL. Dcueh, Resident Directors, and $.
S. Clemens, N. d., Medical Director.
The object Of the association is TO afford
/ lie audcudowmeut insurance to members
of the masonic fraternity at the least pos
siblo expense aud ar it costs almost moth
ing to ruu the association nearly an the
receipts arc paid back TO Tie families Of
deceased members or to themselves after
they have been members for tbirty-dve
years. There are several such associa-
tjons 10 different parts OF The country ard
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Manchester Depot,

None but physician knows how much a re-
liable OlerahBe is needed by tho people. On all
sides Of us, in all communities everywhere,
there are mulutudes who suffer from com
plants that nothing but an diteratire cures.
Hence great many Of them have boen made
and put abroad with the assurance OF being
efectual. But they fail to accomplish the cures
they promise, because they have hot the intrn-
SIC virtues they claim. In this state Of the case
DR.. ]. &. AVER X Co. Of Lowell, have supplied
COMPOUND ExThACT oF SARsAPAHIILA, which
proves TO be the long desired remedy. Its pc
cnliar difference from other KINDRED prepare.
tons IN the market is that il cures the diseases
for which it is recommended, while they do not.
We are assured Of this fact by moro Than one
intelligent physician In this neighborhood, and
have the further evidence Of our own experience
Of II truth .- Nashville tTenn.) Farmer.
Costivencss the sourse Of Disease.
It causes Piles, Headache, Diz2 ness, Bilious.
ness, Sour Rising, Oppression Of Food, Low
spirits, Worms, Indigestisn, &c. On. HARRI,
SONS PERrsrALTIC Lo2EEGEs warranted to cure
all these and every form Of Dyspepsia, and the
only cure for Piles either bleeding or blind, az
all outward applications are only time and mon.
ey wasted. Trial box 80 cents. Large box 60
mailed free for this last price.
DIR. HARRIs0N'S ICELAND BALSAM,
splendid cure for CoUGHs, HoARsENEss and all
THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by Il
S. HARRISON 4 CO., proprietors No. l Ire.
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
4l4w
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WESTON

Tie sr4ud iary q Windsor County
now 90 session, haTe refused 10 daa =
bin against Clifford liesee9n tor infant.
eide add be !. discharged from custody.
TOE e4se has eause3 s greet deal Of ex.
eitsmtal 10 lbls community sud is now a.
much d DystsFy a. ever, though there
Hss DO evidence against iesaiion except
the circumstance which are bard 10 cx.
plain,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
Employment.

| want .0ol sgcuts 90 canvass for the COM.
PIE n HERBAllSF, and TIM GUowisu WORLD.
| viii give such torns aud furnish such sdver-
Using facilities that no man need make less
than 5000 per month and all oNpenses~ no mat
ter whether he ever rAuvass#d before OF not,
Address DR.. O. PHELPS BROWN. No. n Grand
Street, Jorsey City. ~ J., aud full particulars
viii be sent by return mail. 8ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
WEST rAwLET.

This village, which is on the Rutland
and Washington Railroad, is growing
rapidly and bids fair to absorb the bust
ness in this section. The slate quarry
opened here recently proves to be one Of
the bestin the slate region 1t has already
reached a depth Of 70 feet and the slate
is of very good quality. Among the
new buildings completed or in progress
we notice two new stores and four or FIVE
dwelling houses. This station il particu-
larry noted for It's large shipments of
potatoes, being probably larger than from
any other depot in the state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
DORSET

The new school house is progressing.
Rev Or. Phelps arrived in town last
week for the summer.
The hotel is undergoing repairs and
will soon be ready for summer visitors,
Tho recent rains have worked won
ders on oil kinds Of vegetation.
--Boweu's !, d. is creating quite SEN
sation here. 1t is good thing for fruit
growers. See ad.
The wedding of our pastors daugh-
ter last week deserved more than passing
notice. The church was crowded with
citizens and people from out Of town to
witness the ceremony, among whom we
noticed several clergymen. 1t was an oc-
casion OF more than ordinary interest.
The first days meeting Of the County
Couty Conference was very Interesting
and the second bids fair to be more So
We hope to have a full report Of il next
week.
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IsIsEFa ps Uhaes
gsFeu I So. H iHHF. "
nrsstsoro, COUNTY COURT.

nExNtSeruN COUNTY COURT.
JgAE GEasf, l~55.
Hos, II Il NuEULER, Judge.
Hos ) n SIEls, .....s.,. r..l.,..
li0s " ". F0rTER
J Y Hall, Clerk.
Dawn CHorrT, Sheriff
J h bkfcuupLB, States Attorney.
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c. O. D.
Great Reduction in Prices,
as-FOR CASH ONLY. "a
Read this.

All Wool Carpets worth 81, only c5c yer yard.
Nice Hemp Carpets 25e. Ladies Nice Serge
Congress Boots only 81. Ladies Nice Serge
Lace Boots only u Gents White Shifts only 81.
all for cash, No more credit at
BLACKMER'S.
MapobagEay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

--Qnarlermaster.Geuera l.. G. Kings
ley has Just paid the state militia for June
training.
The fines in the Police Court on Mon
day amounted to one hundred and thirty
three dollars and ninety eight cents, and
it wasn't much Of day for DRINKS either.
The examination of Hayes on the
charge Of setting fire to the Opera House
block was concluded Tuesday. lie was
bound up in the sum Of s. 200 for ap.
pearanco ct County Court.
~ meeting in the interest Of a mar
row gauge railroad across the mountain
in This vicinity was held at Library Hall,
Saturday evening. \ committee of ten
of our prominent citizens was appointed
to examine into the feasibility of the pro-
joct, to report at meeting at the same
place next Friday evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10

Planting is nearly done. The weather
has been yerr dry but we bad fine rain
Monday.
L. c. Bolster was unfortunate enough
to lose a valuable COW the other day.
W, 5. Styles aud Al. Burbee in.
duged Ia a small Judicial sqnabbc he
other day. The jury failed to agree.
Parsons & Bogles tannery is running
on fall time.
-Grasshoppers have made their APP
pcarance In this locality. 1t is very sell
dom, however, that they do much dam
sge except TO the fall feed.
The school house Is looking gorgeous
with q new coat Of paint. The general
report is that the present term Of school
is a success.
The crows are making sad havoc will
the newly planted crops. a. l.. Wither,
ell has succeeded in trapping the boss
crow on bis premises and has hung him
up as warning TO bis black associates
Others are trying the experiment.
A short time since after comforting
lhc 1T degree In Mountain Home Grange
Mr, Morgan, our popular landlord, called
81 The bail and invited the grange to Bis
house to see The rare flower, the night
blooming cereus. Al subsequent meet.
ing, after comforting the second degree
lhe master, l.. G. Bolster, proposed tt
ulake up q purse for brother John Hank
Of Randolph who Nas burned ont by on,
Allen, BE- hired man. a very worthy
OF laat.
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se 81 Is vhsss be as already aassse3
lie rstIut Is Aavs Gee Gees. as .sr Of any
mao .a iana. aaa &c aaaE be is FiaAt
aaeatH
-Taere wH9 aa tftv1- .a Ea sa8rab
Ga th#s FlUssa eH HeU Sunday Is Rev
Mf Essuaa 30 CAD Ne Be tbstai 5us
marr uadaF. AHcr ghu ame e. g. hapsd
that tle services msy 5s confused f.lb.
aal .H.#TH 5a.
las. Eaust. aaa at E5uaa HUHf.
uha has hasu .aafg attending Middle
ha-s College. Etuav Ga the law 0Glze IT
Moare IS 0rHa. na.oH. M.ah. an8 gE-
rtes Ia Gee seat aul as q faII ".5ma Ct tae
laa" asfbs usat fsIl court
We nasaaaa some SO Bsaaa's aa,o-
aat.r asas hae Monday Parties vao
barre aeaa oaa war4 aHh Bawcn's !. p.
saF taer afe q perfect success.
-Gwuau & 90. asye new advertise
maals t1as week. They keep very faH
sad carefully selected sstorlmeut ofgoojs
as JOSS prices.
As q gentleman, WHO slafl be name
Ies., was driving o very spicy pair Of
heuss through ths prjanets Of the priu-
c.paHf0es Of Factory Poiat he passed 90
honest farmer, whose uame we will not
mention, at WORT ia bic field who looked
s3m.nngy at the beautiful horses aud
horsemsushIp, when the party OF the first
part said Either look the other way or
take Oh yoar hat" Upon which Mr..
Nichols said 20 Mr., Manson Jlhere We
didn't mean 10 cali namcs): Excuse
me, hfooaas. I was looking at yourself
au3 NOT %, the hsgses. slways make II
point TO Take Off my hat whenever see
one OF your bogsas.
AT The annual meeting of the Peru
Turnpike Company held at Iootory Point
May aist, The following officers were
elected: j. A. Macarthur, President;
j. +. McNaughton, j. A. Macarthur, c.
Green, Directors. j. Z. McNaughton,
CLERK j. 4. Macarthur, Treasurer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-10
FACroar POINT.

--Fuz5a { Wal sbo have rented the
bakery have a. Advertisement i'm anather
column. They arc taraiug ca, bread sud
other aalalet watch S1akesPera woal
hava called '.l3glas5ns," which iFsasIat.
e1 meaas COED lar ias apostle af warls
10 Shat ELECT
Grover aas settled With faa Insurance
campu.e. la regard to bis losses by The
hGa IRE. lie estimates bic 'oss abgva lhe
Insurance maacy ps.l hlm At ore thaas-
sai dollars. Us has Fapaifej aai fa-all-
ed drug store aa Il ra83y fer baei8ess.
TIE OLD partnership ri Spring q
raglar s, Dissolved, sad blas dae ". C.
ragJas soc IN abe haads u q, ley ,or
iaB,
Nv 20 Fullerton aAs taarasIiy fe.
paired saI auea up lAc Aonss recently
vacated ~ Graves and made nice FcI..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01

Young Ladies' Benesoiens Society: j.
Cooley president. Membership, 20. q.
Sisters Of she Lords Delight. A. Jones
president Membershlp, 10. 80. s. ..
Pilgrim Travellers: n. Tabb president.
Membership, 10.
Daughters of Abraham Mrs. Cooley
president. Membership, 40.
Sisters Of Providence: "A. Street president
Membership, 80. s' - 1A,.8' II
Loving Daughters Of the Vineyard: L.
Richardson president. Membership, 80.
Daughters Of Ham: L. j. Atkinson presi.
dent. Membership, 70. $3.50
Star OF Jacob: N. Osborn president. Mem.
bership, 81. SO,
Followers of the Lamb: NJ. Smith presi
dent. Membership, 80. .a,s
Soldiers Of the Cross: nj. Osborn presi.
dent. Membership, AZ.
Israelite Society: Amity Anderson presi.
dent. Membership, 3S.
Rising Mount Zion Society: V. Ransom
president. Membership, 80.
Daughters OF Friendship: NJ. Wilson
president. Membership, 80.
Humble Daughters Of The Vineyard: Mem.
bership, IS. .f
Young Ladies' Jewel Society: L. Como.
way president. Membership, SO.
Daughters of the District: l.. Mason presi.
dent. Membership, so.
Junior Sons and Daughters of the Vine
yard: Membership, 60.
Zion Travellers: S. Smith president. Mem.
bership, 20. -
Weeping Mary's: P. Graves president.
Membership, 90.
Infant Daughters Society: Mrs. Clarke
president. Membership, 40.
Daughters of Enoch: A. Holmes president.
Membership, 70. .......4
Silver Star Society: NJ. Mlckens president.
Membership, 60.