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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

Thu river uhlca h4s BEEN DE scene
81 20 many rraliaf. was. uH Friday.
made Hrrfy bF s. horse race on thg. 5ze.-
4be tsr uas rot gsaie prap.hous ard
laa resist was Ha. mlIsaetarF TIE rsca
waH 5afapeaie5
--Iae 5ae harvest hss commenced with
aa abundance Of Cast qualify bee. There
aeea ba aa aaf af aa l5a amIaa tba eam-
.uE aaataa.
Miss EaEa 40. Glars, al lbe Uiaa
>haa|. Has commenced Is course Of le-.
saas ia drawing go aloe teacher, eft tbe
bower seaoal. Nlaa.esa were present
as the ara aessoa. and pledged taemseiva,
10 make thorough work.
-rhers IS mach dasu,utou aad suffer,
lag .H gba city through Iask Of work
One family visited aa saturday, gladly
received tba ooa.eats afa basket The
The mother. d widow in very feeble
hea'lh. THa sou has worked ina iauudcry
and gae daughter ln box factory, now
both aro ouI of employment, with nl
either resource.
The wind on saturday bad a "frolie'
showing, blowing, and "leaying q white
glove p every rrack," the Ggst sever,
storm of the season. On SUNDAY lh,
cold Waa Intense. bHwe. church and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

added three more lambs to Der family,
making dsrtv-ono ia all. sbe was twes-
ty.twa wears oI3 wbga she died
The Humbgr ri caaviJts confined Ia The
state Pasan ls now sos males and four
females. A. there are ouly l1t cells. and
aud gwa Of these haye generally been
used for solitary punishment &c makes
the prison COO small for the aeocommoda-
tloB of lls increase iu numbers, and thsre
has never been any proper place Of cou.
hnsmeni Ser wamoa-
Nj q. II. Rounds, ga old aud re-
speacd citizen Of Rutland, died Wedues.
day evcuiag, OF heart disease. Nc Rounds
was s~cars old ,hc dnh day of last
mouth, bnt b.s step was as elastic sad bis
general health SIS good as many a man at
forty. lie was, IL is said, the oldest Ma
son .u The state, having belonged to that
fraternity tor 6 years he was a grand,
son o. Stephen Hopkins, one of the sieo-
ers of the Declaration Of Independence
ha. been a Representative 10 the State
Legislature several terms, besides holding
other Offices Of trusl and responsibility
Walter S. Suckjes Of North Beuuiug
ton was thrown from his wagon last fri
day sud was probably fatally Injured
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14
NEWS TIE Ms.

la the House Mr.. Hale, Of Maine,
Speaker Blaiue's near friend, gave notice
that Oh Monday he should offer a bill for
a new election In Louisiana. This is
doubtless NJ. Blaine's plan, aud il is
likely to receive a strong support a res
olution TO This effect was offered 10y Mr
Hale, who said that he had no doubt that
the solution OF the matter was TO be oh.
tanned 10 this way,
A girls school at Burlington, n, Jp
has just boon broken up by typhoid fever,
40 out Of $50 pupils are coming down
with the disease. Five cases occurred
before Christmas, one after another, but
after Christmas, there being no recess
bat two holidays, the pupils sickeucd st
the rate OF a dozen a day.
The correspondent of the Springfield
Republican thinks that most Of tie Re.
publicans in Congress will sustain the
action Of Gen. Sheridan aud the Presi-
dent But the correspondent of the
Providence J0WWat says that the few
Republicans are able TO see that such ac-
tuaI violence had taken place in New
Orleans as called for Interference Of
troops in the legislative hall.
The Boston Herald says that Ben
Butler has learned nothing about finance,
lie still believes that the highest form OF
motive power is that brought into use
when a man tries TO lit himself over the
fence by the straps Of his boots.
Owing to the almost united oppo-
sition Of the clergy and the merchants
against the delivery of letters on Sunday,
the post Office authorities Of New York
contemplate abolishng the system and
substituting a Saturday night delivery
Many of the carriers are Sunday School
teachers, and are in favor of the change,
The democrats of New Hampshire
have nominated their candidates and an
nounced their principles. Judge Roberts
of Rolinslord, who is nominated for
Governor, does not appear to be a strong
candidate. Mr.. Roberts past career
seems to have been one of quiet respecta-
ability, undisturbed by important achiey-
ments of any kind, and is not calculated
to excite enthusiasm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

Cramps in the stomach and bowels,
cholic pains with children or older peo-
pie, is at once relieved by using Renne's
Magic Oil with molasses and water. This
Pain-Killing Magic Oil is a flrst-rate doc
tor in the family, and is sold by your
merchant and druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14
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maau Esaaat. taAE.M.
HaN,HmrEH.
The nWerE sf pe..er~ WAS dgls aB.
rived lu ibs yflaae.
Ut.elaar ts. anime qaod uows Gr
"A times among tl.e advertisements.
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fi'ff' Fao,'si'ea ~ st. 'o'hsoat1' "
= class agricultural paper and The or
. Of The Irangers' one year for three
.lafs in advanco
SUNDAY was Jhc worst day 60 be out
doors Of lhe SEASON. Tie thermometer
several degrees be.o" zero With o
oug "iaat better excuse for staying
~ ifom church ihan lhe usual SUNDAY
adsehc. Monday morning was also
y being ten degrees below zero here
considerably lower lhan Chat iu some
alllIes
Fullerton IS employing the usual
j mber al bands IN his marble works.-
bas uol shut down az Ell and most Of
lme has been iull OF orders.
rl r.lhoro NINA, hs,, baen cn,,ing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

40 o % s ca.
------s.~----
STATE ITEMS,
/ Here. % story calculated for The latitude
ol lNe "IntldIemau;' a granger was
boas.iug u one OF the village stores at
Springfield tew days ago, of the low
rates 90 which Trey were buying goods Of
al Nuds. a bgstauder inquired what be
gave Tor Tue ooo'. He wore ah" ms "n-
7"'' was 800 'N boston, WIN '"'i'
amount "o''" iof lFe'ght Inc o'hef
'"sh showed 9'h par exactly Ike
lheu' just puJthaseu at ono oil the boot
/ stores Io' - 10 A"d Inc merchant hlaoe a
/ Pfoii on them al Ihai'
Prof. j. y. l!o.mberg Of Burlington has
just had purchased for him Ia Europe a
very rare and costly violin, which is pro-
nouuced the best IN America. 1t is
known log the name Of "Hieronomous'
an" 'no'e VINO nave heAFd tue Professor
P'"' ID pronounce 1t superb II Is sa'o
10 o' ''e' -'' l'"'' o'u a"" cost 9''0o0'
G. b. Turner Of Derby who was posted
'osi last week was iound IN Berkshire
whittier lie h'd wandered partially insane
/ Dawson Burt of Derby killed himself
I with pistol last week Thursday. lie
had served ii Years in The army and since
/ his return last fail has been very despoU-
dent.
/ Hon. Horace Fairbanks. President of
The Vermont division of the Portland and
/ Ogdensburg Railroad. saws that this di.
vision will h9 done, including the branch
to Burlington and Ilyem mile branch to
the Canada line, next season. The East
crn division is done to the Crawford
House, in New Hampshire, aud from
there to the Connecticut River at Dali
ton, \. H., the track of the Boston,
Concord aud Montreal road will be TEN.
porarily used.
/ The aggregate loss by fire IN the New
/ England Sales. during the year 1874. wa
/ slO.71I,e35. or this amount the pro-
portion Of this State was g3lG,2oo.
/ The Rutland Heraid saws; Conductor
Floss. oftbe Vermont Central Railroad
elected man Friday from the train he.
tween here aud East Clarendon, for re-
/ fusal to pay the extra fifteen cents charged
! by the company when tickets are not
/ bought at the Office. We understand
I that the question Of the legality Of the
charge will be brougt into the courts for
settlement.
/ re-, ,on,Iopo, and oiob,oo, ,odios ro-
csived State certificates far five voors
and fo,r oo,,lomon end two lodios 20.
ce,ved certificates far f 0een wears at the
recent examination of the State Normal
I School at Randolph.
! Norman Gould. saccessor to O, w.
Flercber.mercbapt At BartonyiIle, deliber-
ately committed sniofde bv SHOOTING him.
self tbronob fine lungs. ON Thursday
MORNING IN his ,,ora Whom tonod his
.Iofbe. we're ON fire. and the contents Of
a pocsc, book found beside him on the
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

The usa "f strong purgatvos. The only TatIuua
treatment rs rnuie gentle laxative and tvula hse
Dr. AEHISOuH PEHtsTAITC loZES8Es The.e
never veaAeu but gradually restore nature.
They remove Oppression DizZines- Headache
aud every form Of Indigestion. al-n abe uoy
proper remedy fus tales either bleedlng or OH
rrair" Trial box 80 ceuts. Large box 60 crnlr.
lied free for his last price
Oh HAERisUN's ICELAND BALSAM
speudid cure for COrGRs. iloAH-ENEsb, sud all
EaE9AT aud LuNG complaints For ssle by Z
g. HARRISON & Co., prgrHetors, No. Tie.
mnnt Temple Boston. and By all Drnggissr.
3l4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

ulsHas bis own horse
HAESuMNuLu.
Baker Wilson is talking strongly of
removing TO Derol, aud adycrtises 40
selJ at public auction, Monday Jan. 25th,
bO- tsom consisting of Is acres, dwelling
Ilonse, baru and two tenement houses,
also his personal property.
EA,r DORSET
Prof Il. e, MaranviBc, Of Casllctun
Seminary, wlH deliver free lecture at
tHo Union Church ia this place, on Fri
day evening of This week, subject Pop
uIar Education" We hope those who
are Interested SO this subject will not fail
/ 60 ba present, g., Prof. NJ. Is 8 gentleman
Of high iH'elIeotua' culture, and has had
Gaze reputation ii, d teacher for many
years
HyrEHr
+ The sabbath school concert ou New
Years eve at The Congregational church
/ was very enjoyable affair. They had a
/ pleasant evening aud fnll house. 4
handsome arch was SCI up back of the
pulpit and cvoorcd with evcrgreens.
This arch was designed to bridge over ihe
ehasm from 1874 to 1875. The arch and
the bulmenls were well nigh covered
with The numerous and various presents
that were dispensed TO expectaut parties
in The audience, and some, $50 Judged
were found who were not expecting any
sacbJpkeHs OF favor. After prayer aud
reading OF the Scriptures, one young lady
came forward representing the old year,
weary, worn and dyiug-wilh ali the re-
grels that belong TO the past She soon
gave place to the new year in the person
Of another young lady bright and hopeful
and promising. She was at once Joined
by her four daughters, the seasons, as SO
many satel ijtes-each promising TO con-
tribute their part and make the new year
d gladsomc one. This was very pleas
ant, tasteful, aud appropriate introduc-
ton for tbo occasion. The young lady,
'' -, '''l a ,'. ''o'' ''' i''"'-
wv ' ''',.' IT, '"''1 I'd serve 'h inc
-'"- o' ''.'' '""''''s ''e presents '"o haa
l tr'''''e' nv. ',' waiting "'"se"0'''
's "''''' were hel' O"ss 'oF q" ho"for
''-'' '''' 200 vas 0t.s'' ana joyous A7 "a
"'ttt "0" year. we s'" some 7o'e'""
'a..7 q" -"' audience "no heard some
'''@"'" name. GATED "a" 'eei"e"5@ a"a
.''''a A' DOW" ''E ".1e'~ j'F.-o"tem
f'e'"
-Ebe hglrHag- an. past -ad our nen-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14
sANDGATE

The farm and personal property Of
the late Zeuas Piindle will be sold at
public auction on the premises, Wedncs-
day, Jan, 9Th at one o'clock, =. NJ. The
farm contains about 800 acres and will be
sold 10 one purchaser ar divided up to
suit circumstances. It's % very desirable
location and ought to find & ready pur-
chaser
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication of Adoniram
Lodge F. & A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, Jan. a, 1874.
J. II. WHIPPLE. W. H.
AdonIram Chapter, No. Is, h. 4. NJ.
Next regular conyocstion on Wednesday even
ing Dec. u, at y O'Clock.
j. L. sDfONDs, II. p.
W. A, BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a. &. 4. H.,
Meets at Adams Hall, Factory Point, on the first
Tuesday evening Of each month.
y. K. sIMONDS CommHuder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-01-14

( logs are coming into Bradley's mill at
+ the rate OF 500 day. One load the other
( day was composed Of 80 logs, the largest
( load yet.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
All tho World In Contribution.

It's Counterpart can not be Found!
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
A Double Circus Rlrg

The only Exhibition that has ful,
chasing Agents in London. The on!
Exhibition that has Purchasing Aggena
in Paris. The only Exhibition thai
that has Purchasing Agents in Africa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19
MATCH US If Y gu CAN
w E HAV

The largest troupe Of Equestr'an'
and Gymnasts~ T; e Greatest number
of lady Equestrians. More AID better
Bareback Riders. Tie most SklHAi
and Accomplished performers. And ;
in every respect. THE MOsl
NOVEL AND VARIED ENIkR,
TAINMENT Of any oth,s Travelling
Circus.
THE ENTIRE DISPLAY IN A MULTI
tube OF MONSTER TENTS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19

100 Performers in the Ring,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-19

THE WHOLE AS GoNTR1Bur0Rs l 6ae 1 m sie Ez
Gams,Fo
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Ticket -Four Acres Before Exhibited
$4,000 Seven Octave S
THE Wild music OF which be heard at distance Oh
The grandest musical achievement OF II
At IN EXPENSE special qualification of public taste
agement have secured for this department. grand
MYSTICAL STEAM FLA

Which produces
the power
the orand the visoras were the lana
the wonder marvel study an VINO
method OF y
as The weight this Steam tano
Berlin Prussia and
sd the Tinted States Cooper arriving New York
hn ad 1879 at an It's drawn by Dappe Gray
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Buffalo from India, Two-Humped BAG,
Spring Box, the Barbary Aoudad, and IL
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any other ten Menageries in tt
Elegant Costumes adornings h
The people and press vouch fe
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Fashionable Furniture.
7. 81 r. NJ. HARTMAN, ,
No. 40 King BtTess
WILMINGTON. DEL.

~S1tssss We respectfully inform the oiti-
6-sO 1ens oil Wilmington and the sur
rounding country that we continue
Ito manufacture and keep on hand al
our large and long established warerooms,
Furniture of every variety and style, con.
sisting Of Mshosany, Rosewooda and Walnut
Furoiture suitable for parlor dining ON
and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniturets larger and
more varied than osn be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold Al our establishment are
warranted as represented.
VenitiaI Blinds ot the mort fashionable
designs made TO order ami kopt constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and constant
ly keep a lnrgeaSortInont of SprlrE. Uai-
M0ss md Husk Mattre%es
- j. Il. HARMAH,
4iO King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

The Chicago Courier recommends
that the tailor shop of Andrew John.
son, which is still standing in Green
vile, Tennessee, with its original
signboard hanging out, bearing the
words, "a. johnson, Tailor" Be re-
moved to the Centennial grounds In
this city for exhibition next year.
"Let it stand" saysthat journal, on the
most prominent spot on the grounds,
and there let it tell to the countless
visitors from ali nations on the globe
its wonderful story In behalf of the
equality of man" We rather like
this suggestion, and hope the people
of Greenville and the Centennial man
sgers will agree to the bringing of this
historical tailor shop to the grest exhi-
bition. That the humble sign, paint.
ed in yellow letters, would be read
with interest and wonder by thousands,
and, as the Courier suggests, would
convey usefuland instructive lesson,
--P1iTa. Times.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

immigration to the United States las
fallen off decidedly since the financial
revulsion of 1878. In 1874 it was less
than in 1878, and In 1875 it Is less than
for the corresponding period of 1874.
In fact the number Of arrivals of every
nationality excepting Chinese, shows
q marked decrease, and it is thought
that if matters do not change the total
number of arrivals at New York for
the year will be less than 100, 600,
whilst in former years it was sometimes
thrice that number. In June, 1876,
there came into New York 13, $50 i'm
migrants, compared with 20,602 in
June, 1874. In the three months,
April, May and June. this year, the
arrivals were As, 500, whilst in the same
three months of last year they reach
ed GS,955. There was decrease of
one-,hird compared with last year,
which itself showed decided decrease
on 1872.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

MISSISSIPPI WHEAT.-The people Of
some Mississippi counties are Dragging
OF their wheat crop, and it would appear
they have good grounds for their boasts
A Mr.. Brown, of Tate county, gathered
forty bushels and three pecks of
one acre, and he expects the twenty acres
that he had in wheat will yield 400 bush-
bushels and one peck to the acre. There
was 50 large wheat crop raised in Tate
county. and the planters are 80 encour-
aged with their success that several new
Touring mills are being erected This ia
much better than the "all cotton" policy
so long pursued In the South.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
Hei,uboid Buchaf Man. insane

DR.. Helmbold, in Philadelphia, on
Thursday, became 40 oquarrelsome that
after an examination by two medical
gentlemen, reappearance Of insanity
was found, and he was deemed ft
subject for restraint In an asylum,
After o slight resistance he was re-
moved in a carriage from his fathers
residence to the Pennsylvania Hospital
for the Insane. II Is thought that his
insanity Is not permanent, and that,
with proper treatment and q little
rest, he can be speedily restored to
reason. Insanity runs in the Helm
bold family, several of its members
having been under DR.. Kirkbride's
care at various times. DR.. Helm.
bold's grandfather died at this asy-
lLm, and sister Of his is now con-
fined there.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
HARDWARE, DEC.
S h. COR. THIRD 4 sHIfLEYssTs..

Have always on hand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered aud Rolled Bars, English RCGned
Bars Of all sizes; Band. Hoop and slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, Lai.
yGni-ed and Black Sheet Iron, Cas-, Shear.
Blister German, Svede, spring, Tire, Ma.
chineLI and Tap Steel. Smith, coach Gud
other Hardware. Horse Shoe, Horse Shoe
Nails, BoTaf, Bolts, Clips, Nuts, Masho,a,
Maileable Castings, aSon HoEUF, Sprnga,
AAxles, Spokos, felloea, shafts, Bows, SC,
Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets, Ratinctt, In
amcled Top and Dash Leather, and CoaCh
Hardware oi all kinda. lIon Wire Galvan-
Zcd Nails, Rabbit Metal, Lead Speltcr, Banea
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, 60, Smiths and other
mers, Shoemg Knives, Filler, Ila3ps, Smiths'
Drills, Tire LENDERS, Tworo Irons, stocks and
Dies, Grlnistoncs, CTanls and Roliera, Back
Chaing. &c.
All of which will be sold at very Low pricea,
wholesale and retail for cath or approved
credIt- MARI lass
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

CoA1nfxS svsry lmprovemeuf knour
Eaeqd stamp for eirenlar. Address D. r
AATTH' iWsshingtop. y. ). Hsyis3sn
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

7 MES BRADFORD.
PAINTS.
oils,
tARlJISHES
WINDOW di.ASs,
CEMENT AND CALClNED PLASTER, I;
Pants, white lead, redlea white zinc, IRON
paint, lubricating oils, linsee Derm oil,
lard oil. meats foot oil, coalj IL ilden& Nep-
hew's yarnishes. English varnishes, alcohol,
turpentine, paint mills. paints ready mixed,
artists materials, wax flower materials, de.
calcomania pictures, all kinda OF foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and en-
gravod; coach painters material, stencil col
ors, ladders of different lengths, ready rlazed
sash. gold Leaf, bronTos, reruIllions, looking
glass plates.
NOS. 6 AND EAST THIRD STREEr,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
n. b. Particular attention paid to HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING. SIGN WHITING,
IT,. apl-
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17

The Sultan has ordered railway to
be constructed at his own expense from
Constantinople 10 Bagdad.
A resident of Pittsneld, lIassachu.
setts publishes his belief that there are
separate heavens for men and women.
His argument Is that all the troubles
In this life arise from the ningling of
the sexes.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-17
"A. C. BOYER,
T1RE GREA ATIN ATTRACTION
Il IN DELAWARE
'htnN Ilh's DELAWARE MrsEUnl
~ and;.9 WLaT FoUD1n NAM

~ and;t9 WET FoUB1n 5IhTTI.
Opposiiethe City Spring, Wilmington. Dsl.
Has ie-opened to the public with q lazSs
COLLECTION OF new iosities, hIghly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature Also @ large
addition Of noted lIfe-eize Figures. Correct
Ekeue6ses, the best ever eeen On Exhibition
has been added by rot Repett, amor ng which
ere Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering aIniIyi Daniel Dancer, tne noted
English Aiseri Tim BobIln, the noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM Burke, The murderer of 40 persons; Ma
thias shupinchi, murderer Of the peddler boy; /;
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sistsrs
also he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab
man, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, The
notorious pirate; Lieut.. MonGovflle, the be.
crayer, by his stoe stands poor Charlotte TEN.
pie; Crazy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch OF
Endor in the forest. Also, 95.0OO Birds, Ami.
mala, Reptiles, &c, from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
other wonders arriving daily. There is more
10 be seen for the piee of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from O'Clock, A. NJ. unt1
losO p. II. Admission only Is Is; Children
10 cents, to see the whole collection.
W. H.CHADWICK. Proprietor.
decl6wlY