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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHEscKs PULMosIo SYRUP,
ScHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic,


SCHENcK's SEA WEED Tonic,
scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are tho only medicines that will Pulmonary Con.
sumption
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will coca.
sion the death of the patient they lock up the liver stop
the circulation OF the blood hemorrhage follows, and In
t they clog the action OF the organs that caused
the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia the causes of two
thirds OF the cases OF Consumption Many persons COM
plain of duh pain in the side, constipation, coated
tongue pain In the shoulder blade feelings OF drOwsness
and resessness the food lying heavily tho stomach
accompanied with acidity and beching mp Of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a disordered
condition of the stomach torpid liver
Persons affected II they take two heavy colds
aud II the cough in these be suddenly checked VIII
ind the stomach and liver clogged, remaining torpid
and inactive and almost before they the lungs
Of and liberated tho result OF which Is
death.
Sohenck's Pulmonic Syrup is eIpectorant which
does not contain opium anything calculated To check
a cough suddenly.
Schencks Sea- Weed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices OF the stomach aids Digestion
and creates ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are oostve skin saow, or the symp
toms otherwise of bilious tendency Schenck's Man
dtake Pills required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. III. SCHFNCK SON,
r. r. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phila
And are TOR sale by all druggists and dealers
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AT recent fair, at Norwalk, Conn,
several bottles of native wines were set
before the wine-tasting committee" for
premiums. There was n great diversity
of opinion and warm discussion, fol-
lowed by intense chagrin when it was
found that some practical joker had
filed all the bottles from the same bar
rel to test the committees judgment.
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MANY valuable horses die from the
effects of collie. The best thing to do III q case
of this kind is to pour bottle of Johnson s
AnOdyne Linimem into long-necked junk
bottle, add half pint OF Inolasses and water
then. pour the whole down the horses throat
In ten minutes the horse will begin to eat.
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~ Snowflake, Marble, Rep, or Damask 30 cts 30
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THE Mason & Hamln Organ Co. have
obtained another triumph over all their
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America. They have just been awarded
the grand medal of honor for the best
cabinet or parlor organs, at the Worlds
Exposition in Linz, the capital of Upper
Austria.
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MYSTERY SoLvED.-The great secret of
the wonderful success of Yegetine. 1t strikes
at the root of disease by purifying the blood,
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy
action, invigosatng the nervous system. - Com.
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FIRST GRAND EXPOSITION of the
Tradesmen's Industrial Institute. Pittsburgh,
Pa. opens Oct. T. closes Nov. 6. Address 4
J. Nellis President.
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PARSONS PurgatiUe Pills will greatly
relieve, if not entirely cure, dyspepsia when
everything else fails. They have been tried in
some desperate cases, and have given more re-
lief than any other medicine.
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SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARsHFIELp Aug q, 1870.
Mr. III Il. STEVENS;
Dear Sir-I am seventy-one years 81 age; have suf-
fered many years with Kidney Complaint weakness in
my back and stomach. was induced by friends to try
your NEGETISE, and | think IL the best medicine for
weakness OF the Kidneys ever used. have tried many
remedies for this complaint, and never found much
RELIEF ~ from the NEGEIINE. 10 strengthens and in
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havC taken IT, and believe IL TO be good for all the
plants for which it is recommended.
Yours truly,
JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
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Firm Of s. NJ. PettIngfl & Co., S' il 10

VEGErNE extends &c influence into every part of the
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ing healthy formation and pudhcation OF the blood
dlVng out disease and leaving Nature to perform
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THEODORE TLToN lectures before
Bayle's Great Mercantine College, at Keol1uk,
Iowa, III November. Other eminent speakers
follow.
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WHAT rs NEEDED.
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Mr.. III. n. STEVENS:

BosToS Feb 10, 1871.
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thing u restore them % perfect health
Respectfully yours,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

The Bragsiebot9 Eeeri gets oaesi4
ershly aroased "a the tramp question
II says yermoni needs = scr lau
felaiing 20 tramps Every county
sboul8 have . voFk house and every
tramp pa, into IL. and uaio % wofk
ioy BE board Bat With our biennial
Legislature ve shall he obliged 70 wait
ell Be1t wear before anything can h
done about Il Aficr the horse i stoler
perhaps they vill lock de door W,
are rot 20 much impoverished in Yer
mont that we cannot afford TO call toe
Legislature together once $ year. and
this & lone toa often unless we dis
pcbse wiih the general eeuy, entirely
Wo may be wrong but these are oui
views
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THE MARKETS.


BurrEn. Last week prices remained abont the
same. Common to fair lsa2oc., extra 22@2io.
selections 2jc.
CuEE4F.-i t Granville last week the prices for
cheese ranged from 1i5l t2ie most Of the sales
being at lie
BRIGHTON
CArlLs Last week prices ramlined the sanlo
as for the previous week, "a re being fair supply
in market one sale as insh as lac. dressed, and
6im7lc live light, wa tl orliairy prices.
u.pANY
CArTLr. -iliers were very little higher thhn
last week Tho exfcmes were 2G7.c very good
quality selling at Glc live weight Tho prices l9r
,hcep and lambs improved considerably We
quote Is tie ruliua price,, sheep common 10 fair
il@5c, fair 70 COOL JU5lc and good to extra
5s@5g. A. ~. ambs, common to fair Gm7ic.,
fair o good 73@alc good tooym s.mlec 4 D..
EEH YoHE
CATiLE.- On Light run q horned cattle irele
n good quality bee1ss vas E4ir Monday AtSix-
te.h rect Yards beares sol from ltimIlc 2
d., weights 70 % cut AZ Hsrsimus Cove prices
ranged from 9l0lc. 2 D.. weights Il to Il cwt
From 90 10 % Il has been allowed % the cwt net.
he herds az quoted above ranged ff2ia fair 70
choice, save fen car loads Of poo. quail native
steers
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NEWS ITEMS.

The aew Atlantic cable has been brok
en-, aud efforts are being made TO place it
IN working order,
Yellow fever has become epidemic at
Key West, Fla. The deaths now average
about two day.
Six boys while bathing at Fall River
Tuesday afternoon got beyond their
depth and were drowned
-Four buildings and two persons were
struck by lightning in Boston on Tues
day. The 81. James Hotel was one of
the buildings
The Hon. Asa Packer of Mauch Chunk,
one of the Pennsylvania railroad mag
mates, is said to be worth $4,000, 900. -
lie began life poor.
The report OF the National Cotton Ex-
change in regard 10 the present condition
and prospects Of the cotton crop in the
Southern States is very favorable.
/ Treasurer New has inaugurated a re.
form long needed in the Treasury De
! parlmeut. Hereafter clerks who fool
away their time dnriug business hours
will be liable to dismissal
a typhoon visited Hong Kong May 81,
The steamer Poangy was wrecked near
Macao and 1856 lives lost. One hundred
and fifty junks were DESTROYED and great
damage was done to property in Hong
Kong, Canton and Wampoa.
The estimated destruction Of property
by the inundatiJn in the southwestern
/ portion Of France amounts to 800 900 00d
francs. The number Of persons who per-
ished is estimated at 5000 Pr -idenl
Mcmahon continues bis tour Though the
Inundated district,
The daily verbatim reports Of the
Beecher trial have flied l74O columns Of
the New York Times, and news para.
graphs connected Herewith about l0C
more. The bare type-setting for the trial
mast have cost the Times over 5000
Beecber aud Tiltoa viii have but a small
part Of tie total expenses Of the trial to
pay
Two trains col,ided on the South Side
railroad near Rockaway, on Monday o.
ast week, Killing niuc persons, seriousl,
# not fatally iriuring six persons, and
( slightly iuiuriHg some 20 or rs more II
was between regular train and d special
Z The president Of The road was on The
special, aud being impatient al The non.
arrival Ell the regulsr ordered bis train "a
90 and soon eoilided with 1t while going
AZ a low rate of speed. About 200 personl
were on one Of the trains.
a y4lulb.e COW belonging TO Mr. jew
eli al 81. Adams Bay died from the eGscti
Of bite received from snake last san.
day. The COW wandered oil from b
pasture aud went to some marshy lana
near The lake, aud while eating grass tbs
snake GOT into her mouth. Ia ies min
utes The poor beast became irenzied and
ran into tie lake, but was chased out o.
/ he water by several ecple who wltaess'
"a her antics She ran 10 The barnyard
aad after being there few minutes shs
! iei dead. Soon after dying : striped
snake, three feet In lengih, erawled oaI
u her moath, wach proved 10 have caus-
ed Der death.
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FLOUR

Of the best 20 the cheaper grades. Choice
Hams only l5c Best Kettle Rendered
Lard only l7e Best Boneless Pork rs
10 lac. Teas and Coilees at reduced
prices, choice Japan Tea worth : SELL
my tor soc. Pure Boiled Liuseed OH
soc, per gallon, White Lead Venetian,
Red, Yellow Oehre. Turpcntinc, japan,
Coach and Demar Varnish, Brushes, sc,
Floor Oilcloth, different widths, Window
Shades, Paper aud Lace Curtains, Cur.
tain Fixtures, Cords and Tassels. New
lot of Mems Shoes in Caters, Alexander
Ties aud Low Shoes. Ladies wear in
Kid Foxed, Serge, Ladies' and Childreus'
slippers, q large variety which will be
sold low for cash. Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
etc, taken in exchange for goods.
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The Springfield Uuion 81 the 10Th
says that the event q beginning pas
scngcf travel through the Hoosae
Tunnel. long prophesied aud hoped for
BY tue friends Of the enterprise. aud
persistenily doubted and opposed by
thoss interested Ia rival routes, has al
las. come TO pass j, had been hoped
% open the route ior through travel,
on Monday, bot there vas an uuayoid.
able delay til Tuesday. when, 8, Il 10
a N, the irst passenger train by the
HoosAc Tanaei for North Adams, lcfi
the Pitehbsrg depot Al Boston. max.
Tag the usual time Of the tfaia 10 the
eastern portal, the previous western
terminus. and arriving a, North Adams
very neAhy al the advertised time q
$50. ? N. 4 tfaia left North adams
ior Boston Al G. =. m., q that day.
meeting tho western boand tFaia At
Athol. and arriving Al Boston at 90
p n. Both trains carried through The
snnnel that day IS passengers
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A bold but unsuccessful attempt to
rob a train occurred at LONG Point,
Ill. last Thursday night. The train
stopped as usual at tank for water in
dense forest with no habitations near
Immediately two men mounted the
cab and told tho engineer to start UP
which he did and they then shot him
and detached the two express carr
from the rest Of the train and ran them
about two miles. They then stopped
and called TO the express messenger to
open the car which he refused to do,
saying that he was well armed and
would fight it out. The car was {
close one with no windows. They i'm.
mediately commenced to fire into il
on all sides but the messenger escaped
unframed. The men on the train in,
mediately organized what force they
could aud went TO the rescue. The
robbers made their escape but secured
no plumber.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-07-15

The practical effect q che currency
act Of last winter has thus Tar been a
fttraction a the currency The main
features II that biIi. 80 far as they re.
tate t. The banks, arc; first. permission
30 withdraw currency second, per.
mission 20 increase circulation under
certain conditions, aud third, tic with
lraw,l y ercenbacks to the amount
oi 80 per cen, Of new bank circulation
issuej The net result for the past six
month. bas been an sctual increase Of
bank circulation q 81 ,9Ti 500. with.
drawal u greeubacks BY the Treasury
Of 20 22s 40. aud deposit Of green
backs 10 the Treasury TO redeem bank
circulation, q SIS, 7O9 900 The mel
actual change produced by the bin il
the amount Of currency out is there
fore a reduction Of about twenty foui
millions s23 963 200
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Thus the Hartford Times Demo
cratic says: IAN the history and
preeepts Of the Democracy sustain a
sound currency. whatever else they do
Or DO not uphold and require. The Ohio
Democrats have put into their platform
a weak and rotten plank. against all
the votes and utterances even Of Gov.
Allen himsel! on the currency question
Their course in this respect, whether
they win Of lose in October. is not 60
ing 10 be followed by the national con
yentior. There never was time when
the Democrats could afford TO repudi
ate their own principles Least d all
has such time arrived nov.
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY

A daring attempt at bank robbery Of
the National Bank at Barre, few miles
from Montpelier, was made Tuesday
night OF last week The robbers failed
however, because the bank few
months ago had put time lock to
their vault, which could only be open.
ed at 0 o'clock Wednesday morning -
The burglars, four or five in number,
first went to the house of the cashier,
Chas. A. King, and seized him and his
wife and little girl, bound, gagged and
ironed them and Mrs. King aud her
little girl were tied to the floor.
The girl could not be ironed as she
could pull her hands through the irons
every time, and was tied with tarred
cord
Mr. King was led by halter round
his neck to the bank The robbers al
first refused to believe it was time
lock, but gave it up after listening tC
the ticking They got about $1,000 il
unsigned bills, and some $40 ia money
About half an hour after the robbers
left, Mr.. King freed himself having
been tied and left in his house, and tht
alarm was Immediately given, pursui
made about two hours behind their de
parture, aud one has already been cap
tured near Rumney, y n lie hal
taken the train, but seeing the detec
tives was frightened and jumped of
The train was stopped and he wa
captured hall mile off in some bushes
badly cut and bruised Officers are il
hot pursuit and the arrest Of the other
is hoped for.
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Atwenty pound lake tout was caught
10 Wilougbby lake 'sst week. il meas
ur,d three fret and an inch 10 length
The celebration 81 The Fourth st New.
port, Saturday, was attended 81 over
5000 people Col Joyce Of Rutland deliy.
cred an Grafton
Tic July term Of he L s. Circuit
Court at Windsor was opened aud closed,
Tuesday, by Justice Han, withoa, trans
acting any business,
The Assessors ia Burlington have made
up the list Of persons liable TO a poll.tax
and find It to number 600 This iudi.
Gates the population Of the city to be 49,
600
On the 2aih ult.f white son Of G W
Abells, Of Troy, was climbing ont Of a
window, the window zen and caught him
/ by the neck, aud when discovered he was
/ neraly dead
\ Nathan Bishop Of Rgadsboro, 30 years
old, while intoxicated, engaged ii a
/ sqabble with Walter Bellows on The shore
OF opnd, Wednesday, and, falling into
the water, was drowned.
The Soldiers Reunion, this year, will
be held in Bratteboro, on the l7lb, 18th
aud 10Th Of August, the executive com
mittee having decided that It would be
inexpedient 10 hold the same Ia Montpe.
lier.
The town bonds in aid Of the Burlng.
ton aud LamolIe Railroad, amounting il
the aggregate to tie sum OF S235,0o0
have been successfully negotiated, at ratei
far above what average railroad bond
command, nowadays.
The Rutland Globe ays;--The potat,
bug so much feared in these parts, aud
whose appearance was reported the olhe
day, proves not to be the Colorado bug
but an old fashioned potato bag wei
known hereabouls years ago.
The coupons Of the Vermont and Can
, ada railroad, the Stanstead, Sheflord an,
Chambly bonds, and the equipment bond
OF the Vermont Central and Vernon
and Canada trustees, payable Jnly 81
were paid Notwithstanding previous n
(. ports TO the contrary.
: Col Joyce adyerlises competitive cH
: animation for the appointment TO the w
i cancy at West Point, from the First Con
! gressional District, and Prof. Judah d.
: ma Of Rutland, Major j Ilalsey Cusbma
: Of Bennington, and James NJ. Slade {
5 Middlebury, have been requested TO &c
s as committee Of examination.
Washington county farmers arc rcipi,
iug over The prospect of unusually GOO
crops, both in grass and grain, tho weati
: err for the last few weeks being very f.
i yorable for farmers. Fruit trees are a
most or quite free from worms this SCI
4 sou. There has not been year for a Ion
. time with so few of them, and the tree
show more than an usual amount Of frui
AT the late editorial meeting on til
summit Of Mt. Mansfield, while MIR. A
kins Of the AjgNs was delivering an &c
dress, a violent thunder storm visited IL
e mountain, and its almost deafening roa
! obliged Mr.. Atkins TO suspend. WherC
i upon Mr.. Earle ofthe Morrisyillc Caise
remarked that cit was not the first tin
in history that the Devil had had TO ga
!. render when the Almighty spoke"
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A. tie battles 81 Tie Rsvolulloa are ie
Be- Tough, SCALA aariaE he snceeedlrF
eiGAl year., recruiting onioers shoald Be
Immediately appointed throughout ihe
oanniry.
An extract from q ielier dated Mare
49;h. 81 Norfolk Islands says that The Ia
test news from ihis part Of The weird 3
gias Rev NJ neechsr has been shot ~
Mr. Ti8on
The champion farmer 10 Michael Sail.
saa q Ford eaaaly, lil, who has p 0o4
scres in wheat and GOO Ia oats and fix
Tie has 400 teams At work and no less than
SO persons 90 bis plsce.
Tie New Haven ReglEer says lhe
INFESTED pia factory turus out aeArly tx
milliou pius a day, lhiriysix millions per
week, or about a pin for each man,
woman and child IN The United States
The Chicago Tribune recommends that
Congress should raise the price q post
age on grass-hoppers 20 raie which
would exclude them from the mails, OF
lha, the grsss.hopper senders should kill
their birds before mailing them.
Daring a thunder storm IN Columbus,
O., Sunday, man named Alexander
MeMulleu was struck BY lightning, the
belt passing from the back Of his head
around bis body and down bis right leg,
stunning aud burning him seriously, but
not fatally tor wonder. The house Ia
which be was al the time was badly shat.
tered
The Philadelphia North American
thinks the financial revision Of the past
Eve ears has been felt less seriously IL
New England than in any other section
Of the country, aud that this is due to tn,
fact that so large portion of our people
deposit their Surplus earnings in sav,ng'
banks.
1 A German, engaged in collecting snC
/ shipping bones, while in pursuit Of hi,
occupation the other afternoon, few
miles from Buffalo, on the Kansas Pacii c
was attacked by small party Of Indians
they crcled around him with gool
deal of ostentation, and kept upa stead,
4 fusilade; but although there were thirteel
bullet holes in bis hat and clothes, he es
capped without a scratch TO his skin, II
was armed with sixteen-shooter, an,
be thinks one or two of the redskins car
ried oir some of his lead in their bodies
lie never stopped walking, except Ion
enough to fire, aud kept up this sort of
FIGHT for five miles.
In these times of polished pots and kct
ties and milk cans, people should be care
fu about putting Them out to dry in th
sun. correspondent from Benso
whites that sin the case Of the burnh
of the Dosne House Ia that town il wa
the first time the milk cans had been uset
The tin was very brigh and the bottor
being conclve the rays of the sun wer
concentrated as if by sun glass" on
ers have had narrow escapes from ser
Gus fires by timely discovery. Exper
neuts have been tried to test the powC
of these cans and cloth has been set o
, fire by the reflected rays il thirty Sc
} ouds This fire cannot, therefore be r.
garded as chance shot from Old Sol
rays, and farmers who have lin vesse
should bear this fact in mind