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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16

Cheerful Voices. large collection Of
genial school songs, by L. .. Emerson. \ 9oDu-
lar book. - cents.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-03-16


hear something that will surprise her!"
They have a girl highway robber but
sixteen years old at Cincinnati She
recently robbed little child on the
street of her gold earrings. She was
subsequently attacked on the street by
another girl, and her plumber was TAX
en- away, but though chased through
the streets for a considerable distance
by the girl she escaped.
Ironton. o., sends us story that
Capt. John s. George, n lawyer, lately
discovered a peculiar piece ofore, among
coal dug near lronton tunnel, five miles
from the town, which, on examination
proved to he considerable lump of
pure diamonds, weighing about TWEEN
ty-Iine ounces, and valued at $500, 900
At a public spelling match In Indi-
annapolis, given for n charitable purpose
the first pesson who missed a word was
Professor w. A. Bell, editor of the
School Journal and formerly Superin-
tendent of the Education al Department
of the city. He spelled "allege" with
Il I'd. and upon his retirement was
made the recipient Of huge cabbage
bouquet.
The vote of number of additional
dioceses on the confirmation o DR.. De-
KOven has been received, making the
list stand ten for and sixteen against
him. The dioceses not included in our
previous statement are: Maine, Illinois
Iowa. Wisconsin, Tennessee, Missouri,
and Nebraska in favor and Ohio. Sou.
thern Ohio, Minnesota and Delaware,
against. If seven additional Gioceses
vote against him il will insure his de
feat.
When JEFF Davis and his carpet
bag government reached The Savannah
river. after the flight from Richmond,
there was something over Sl50,OOO in
the rebel treasury. Several thousands
were sent to the sick and wounded sol
diers at Augusta, and the balance, a
bout SlOO, 900, was divided among the
officers and troops, each one receiving
S2s. % in gold aud silver. About $780,
900, belonging 10 the Virginia bank,
was stolen by rebel soldiers, but most
of it was subsequently recovered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
"That Lass O Lowrie,'
BY FANNY aoDdsoN BURNETT.

The friends q "scRIBNEa" who have read
"surly Tins Tronbie,' "One bay at Arle
'"The Fire at Grantlsy Mills aud others of Mls
Burnetts short st0iies, wall not need to be as
snred that they have a rare treat before them
rhe scene Of the new novel Is sid 10 an English
mining town, and fcom the first page " the ast
the Interest is unia gging,
Among tue nttable papers we mention the fol-
lowing: A SECOND FARMERS VACATION, y
by Col George 4. Wauug. descriptive OF a row
boat ride Of two hundred aud lfty m les In
one II the most fertile aud inier-s ing Of the
vine-gt owing valleys 81 Eufoges region never
seen by the ordinary traveller but full 81 intetes'
IN it's social aud industrial aspsets A rare ell-
lection OF REVOLUTIONARY LET rEKs. 4
fSEkIES OF ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES on
AMERICAN COLLEGES. The serie- includes
William aud MARY, Harvard. Yale, Michigan
Sta g Unigertity, Wesleyan U1iy rslty Amaerst
Agricultural College, Princeton Uui1n, Bowloin
friiity AMI other typical institutions OF the
country. Elegantly illustrated articles On OLD
NEW YORK, illustrated papers on AMERICAN
| CITIES, dc.
The editorial coutrol and direction Of the Mag.
azine will remain in the hands 81 On. HOLLAND.
who will contribute each month editorials upon
eurrent political and solid topics. Our readers
I may look TO Topics Of this Time for healthy
90 mon; ''Fbe Old Cabinet" fer pure sentiment
Home aud society for graceful economy; "Cu
/ ture sud Progress for cu ic sm; The World,
/ Work for industrial iutelligeueei BuieA Bac'
/ for wiz aud ihnocent p'eAsaatTy.
ScKIESEE's MoHTHLY 10 nov recognized, both
! IA this country snd 10 England, A. the great
/ representative American Magazine.
| Encouraged by The favor accorded % II by
+ generous pnblc, We shall ain. during the Cen
Z tenuial year 20 eclipse its former achievements
/ 10 both its Literary aud Art departments.
/ ScRIBSEs is sold by Ali fret clAss bookseller
aud news dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
1876. 1877,
Scribner's Monthly.

We invite the attention Of the public 10 ScRlB-
SEE's MONTHLY, which now deservedly ranks
among tue best illustrated periodicals. of the
world.
The papers illustrative Of American Scenery,
which have appeared in it's pages among which
we're included "rho- Wonders Of the Yellow
stoner and the "Grsnd Canon Of the Colorado, ,
have won Widespread admiration on both sides
Of the Atlantic; and "rhe Great south articles,
with their beautiful engrayings, have been re-.
ssued in book form in both Great Britain and
America For the coming yesr we have broader
plans than ever before. Inc magazine will be
enlarged, and there will be three remarkable
serial stories by American writer's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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al 0'caaek Al members q the order are
Invited Degree meetings ever nrsi And third
"Wednesday evening of e&sA m3nth Al o'eioek.
T. J. HUfT /. Il.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

The singing school in charge OF our
own townsman, VIM. futile, is well at
tended aud pro,periug finely
On tie eve before Thanksgiving day
friends and neighbors met at the resi-
dence Of Q. Blood, who has been. sick this
season, aud with loaded hands and will.
ing hearts prepared the recipients aud
donors for real Thanksgiving day.
There is to be Christmas tree with
its usual attendants At Farmers & Me
cbauics Hall, ia Laudgroye, Friday eve,
Dec. 2iih. The Peru sunday School will
unite With a.. a cordial invitation Is
extended to the residents Of Laudgrove
Hollow aud vicinity 10 cooperate with
as Ia arranging aud filing tie tree, thro'
their committee, Mr. and Mrs. Page
Warner.
Marriage anniversaries are quite cur
rent with u, and by no means have they
been The worst fashions Of the day. The
iirst Was held at J. + Thompsons, 10
celebration II their fifteenth bridal anni-
yersary day. II was very enjoyable oc-
easion sud well attended, though some
we're kept away By Tie severe rain. a
complete sci of beautiful crystal was LETT
( by kiud hands. The second was III cele-
bration Of tbe h0h bridal day Of + g,
{ Davis and wife Oae hundred and twelve
we're present. aud i, i estimated that
$50 worth OF gif,s were len By Kind
I friends. Oysters we're served on tAis DC.
oasiou. The last wa- on ,bc cold night
u December lei, Ia behalf 81 J II Boil.
sicr and wife, and TIE thirie,h anniver-
sary u their marriage One hundred OF
over wure preset, and so worth Of
presents we're bestowed. Tue preseatA.
lion speeches and replies were very cred.
liable Indeed OF eoarse these couple.
wsfe married over sgaIa, and prayer va,
/ offered b. their Pastor
sourm l0NposfaEEf
-Two converts baptized 90 Sanday b,
lev. ;. Go0dsH
--Weailer snndas and Monday ex
,remeiy cold sleigAing never better
Mefeary monday morning ~ bel9w 9.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
nIN CANS, HEATERS
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Ytslizes and Enriches the Blood Tones up the
System, Builds up the Broken-down Cures
Dyspepsia, Debility, Dropsy, Ghills and Fevers,
Chronic DiarrhWa, Nervous Affections, Boils
Humors, Diseases Of the Kidneys ana Bladder,
Female Complaints DC.
Thousands have been changed BY the use OF
his remedy from weak, uickly, suffering crea.
lures, to strong, healthy, happy men aud wo.
men; and invallds cannot reasonably hesitate
to give II trial
CAUTION Bes1re you get the "PEBUYIAN
SYRUP mot Peruvian Bark sold by dealers
generally
A 32.page pamphle containing treatise on
Iron a medical agent and other valuable pa
pers testimonials from distinguish dphysicihnA,
clergymen aud Others, will be sent free TO anJ
address. sEtH w. F0WLE h SONS, ProprS
ors, SO Harrison Avenue. Boston. -S9eowly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

Why viii you suffer from Rheumatism,
Sprsins. sui Joints, sgellings, Burn,
lieies soolhe pain to certain extent, but
the Centuar Liulment cares. The White
lluiment is for tie human family, the
Yellow Eminent Is for horses aud aui.
mails. Z7-i9w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

Economical new food --25 cents will
buy package Of sea Moss farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which will make
CD Kinds Of dishes, such ~ cakes, pies,
pnddings, etc, or 10 quarts Of custArd's
jeliies, creams, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold by al druggists and
grooers. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
TO onNxunPTIyES.

Tbs advertiser. ~ ola phgaa3N0, ~ sred from
srtiye pgsEllee, having had placed 10 bis hands
by an Essi ln3ia hissiaHsrf she formula a. ;
psfinsueai Cure ~ Consumption, krgneaetis,
batArrh, Asthma, and Al TAfosi and Lubg A.
feet ons Also a Positive and Radical Care fog
Nervous Debihty and al Nervous Complaints
OTTER having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative p0verA IN thousands y easrs, feels il
he duty "a make Il Known 70 BIZ suffering fols
love- Aetuaiad BY this motive. ard conseisn-
tlaus desiFc to TehoVc hamsn suffering, be wlil
ssnd lffee Of charge ,, 10 ali who desire H. this
recipe wlth fun directions fur preparing and
suecessfa.iy nslng. Sent bY return mail by al.
drcasing
nr. ". G. sTEYENs,
2Gly MnafUe Block, syracuse. N l,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
Gabriel Conroy'
By BRET HARTE,
BY BRET HARTE.

BY BNEI HAIII,
Of which the Boston Post says: 1T Is q serial
that will make every new number OF ScRIBNEB 5
eagerly sought for If 1t had nothing else to
recommend IT,"
The Canadian Illustrated News predicts that
1--WE have found at last THE American novel"
The Louisville Courier journal says: THE
second installment is even stronger than the
hrst. iustfyiag all that was locke for"
We begin in January
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
ALL AT COST FOR CASH ONLY.

Mems heavy boots only 81, best double sole and
tap warranted boots onw SO, rubber boots, arctcs
cardijan jackets cloths, cassmeres, fannels, wool
en and cotton hose, trunks and travelling bags
Only few days to buy these goods at cost, Mems
overcoats $3.50, boys oyercoats $3.50, pants coats
vests, suits for men and boys, hats and caps, large
assortment at cost also. Now is the time to buy
goods cheap and at Blackmer's is the place to buy
Groceries of all kinds tea sugar. raisins, hams, lard
butter, cheese, eggs pork, flour, &c, all Of the
best quality and lowest in price at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

stses Hasts.
tsrssf faa n.Fstl MsHeegsis. ufgs e.
.H Ak64Fa prpra
Basse. hu.-S Fasee. svusaaf g.
n garlat, F7aza $50.
psHy Arp.sst D. ss4H lests % 3
Hsalsa. hsl.5s.As. Jas.ases. 1afaafst, e.
nsrs@rans. Ftos
Atl8pta i NfBtlrssr fava a' &a3Al
Nr8aasslsfs AS Fnatfs q q
nrg,tstrs lsssss Mas ss.trt rslf-st 3s5e
Taes ssft gAafp1sss AL estafasfs - y o.
sflsf eifsfsl 81 see I.st sgsla .hf aefi3s
Yaa Assa3esqss f.saasssea1, CAts.v, A..
NV sz4H rrsFnfpr
ARRIVES Il Maathsttts rsa3yzst8 Depot hoaaayt
Nsaassssss saa Ffsasys - 20
Hrgraagsa. isssss MsbeAesief ualfasA depot
Frtska4s TkarslaFa asa sssafaags a. ~ s -,
shsf sfssrsl q l8 y a. = issia sang asnA.
BHa Gaaaa~ser4 s ceAo
st %. ctrris pfopnetef
Nan. ctsss.
SOUTH ~nr fsilfasA ~ Ns~ York. Albany. Try
saaiA t8s Wss a. #f.n
KoEga Is raJ1fosd ~ lansn3 huffHgiau
Naftt AnB Easi - e e.
GRANVILLE maG ~ Stage t3yses 81 la ta al.
FUsr ofHigE agsn ifem p. iaar
Wsils trees At NortA afuvs 81 ils r5-i afts 80
fNRN
usts fraa. tst saatl arr5tf IS ils Tasl osict,
AAN aba faFn
Esls faf rsfa. Laadgfoye. Boadr.lc, laHA.aa
a.. 81 slssa, glato ID fsciagy taDt i'psi oi'
tee Al tiA.R, Taasaxya Ihursdafs aas sat
afdsfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

Cross aud sickly children can be made
healthy aud strong by regulating their
stomaehs aud bowels with Casloria. 1t
Il more effective than castor oil and is -
pleasant 20 take IS honey. For wind
coie, sour stomach, worms and ccstiye-
ness, there is nothing in existence equal
10 CsstoFia. Zf-l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

sano Corpore The influence Of the stomach on
the brain shonld be carefully needed. Let the
stomach be in slight degree disturbed, and the
entire nervous system becomes snfefer. Bring
the stomach 30 healthy tone, aud the nervous
machinery promptly resumes It's perfect running
order Happily, there is no necessity for any long
disarrangement Of the functions OF the stomach,
since Ia AYERS PMS have 50 perfect COM
binaton, admiralty adapted forrehef They have
stood the test Of years. aud have exhibited stom-
aclic properties most wonderful. Their wise use,
by Keeping the system IN perfect order, promotes
longevity and what Is far better, ensures the full
enjoyment Of the time spent here. We use them
and know their value Florence tKas.) Pioneer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
"Philip Nolan's Friends
BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE.

This il an historical romance. The scene is
laid in the South west. at a time when that ter
rtory was first Spanish then French, and then
American and when war was imminent, to OBJ
tain the control Of the Mississippi II is likely
to be the great romance Of the Mississippi VAL
10y, as GABRIEL CoSROY will be q the Pacific
hlOne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

- place knuwn ss tbs James Alien tArm sitaAt'
cd on the Wiuhau Turnpike, mtlus from tho
railroad. Said farm contains lsQ sores, 100
heavily numbered with spruce, hemioek and has
not been cut over Buildings are 10 good repair
and here 10 good sugar orchard, slso apple
orchard on the premises VIII be sold cheap
aud al bot 500 can remain on mortgage II de-
sired Apply 70 OF address
A. +. GRAHAM, Executor,
RandFt8e VI Ott 21th 1875 225m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
A LARGE STOCK.
BOUGHT LOW FoR CASH
All the best Prints
DOWN TO &c. PER YARD.

Bleached cottons s, 10 and lie Ladies cloaks,
ladies' shawls, ladies and childrens' shoes brown
cottons splendid goods 8 cents ladies' fairs and fur
caps buffalo and wolf robes all at cost for cash
only, nubias, scarS corsets skirts, handkerchief,
dress goods of all kinds, black silks, cashmcres,
black alpacas NAPKINS table linens, white gray
and fancy wool yarns, white and gray wool blank
Iets, bed comfortables horse blankets, boys and
gents shirts and drawers 80 to Soc, ladies' vests
and drawers, gents, ladies' and childrens' rubbers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

--sunnyside Grange No. iii held Their
annual meeting at the Town Hall, Dec
18Th, and chose the following officers for
The year ensuing L. +, Russell, Mas
ter; +. f. Wellman, Overseeri J, z.
Dsggc,t, Lecturers A. stnrgess, Stew
ard Cbas. Densmore, Assistant Stew
ard Mrs. Adams Tsitohell, Chaplain )
David Twilchell, Lecturer; Mrs. I. r.
Russell, Secretary; Adams TwitehelI,
Gate Keeper; Mrs o. O. Howe, Ceres J
Mrs. 4. 4. Welman, Pomona; Mrs. J =.
c. Daggett, Flora; Mrs. Chas, Densmore,
Lady Assistant steward 4. ID. Harris,
Agent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

where You WI ma the most elegant Toilet Se Writing Desks ya
Pormonnies Bronze Glass Thermometers Cut and Enova
Cologne Bottles Scotcwood nkands Napkin Rings & ornamened
Ohn 4sac Cp Dolls OF oil kinds and Bodies without heads
and Heads without Bodies Dolls otherwise latest and @
approved styles Of Acme Club Skates nickel plated Sereoscoos Sheds
by purchasing for them Drum which will from SOC 10 a or Nj
Chest Iamborine, Gun Sword Of endless variety Of Toy f
sale at the - = O''tVi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

Avoid al strong purgaiiye pile which only eH
haust the mucous secrt iolls and war out nature.
DR HtgEisaNs PEmsTAErto Lo1ENaEs are just
the opposite, they restore the digestion, quicken
The liver, and tone up the whole system, thus cur
ing Dysptpsia Headache, Dizziness, Plies, aud ali
other results Of HABrruAL CONSTIPATION, the chef
cause II III health especially among women Trial
box SOC. Large box Goo, mailed Tree Tor TINS last
prlco.
DR. HARRISoNS ICELAND BAlSAM,
a splendid cure Tor CoUGHs, HoAEsENEss, and all
TRhoAr and LuSa complaints. For sale BY r..
3. HARRISON a CO., Prorrietors, No, ! Ire
mont Temple Boston, aud by all Druggists,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
A GOOD Farm
FOR SALE.

To eausaqnnnrs 81 she asFinitE hnk1t 81 khs
sataortissf hs s.asrs fuf sac ~ vaiashie lara
Ia NAnebns4eF "a Akla Farm Zee imuadiktsiy
raTis II ths village ~ Mhnehssier, 4he ausa
inE baaas i within hall Aelts - Manchester
taaft haasa sna ahaui tha NAHe dittspoe freU
Burr sna haftun Hemtu&fy, u eeatssns 81
sores ~ chesee aua. % shich 10 10 rued ifaii
ufchsrt aaa an extensive s8caF orchard Ena
eotts stth she aust approved mndefp atfasils.
sua thf isaa j. iu high stats - cultivation.
Tiiu huiiAtnRs 49, ALL NER iu good sfyie kad
eonsttiaa. wath running vster ia She haass
above and htigw, aud Alsa Living safer, asfst
knoWn 10 freeze, Ia the BARNARD
Thesc premises, situated &c rear ne village.
- besf chHreh. and % neks a. instifatioa 81
learning. SraFd rare cpparunity Tor Gus de-
airiug o. e5ucste bic chlliran, ~ veil A. b. Pre-
eide good comfortable home f0I family.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

~ kEf. NJ. AaE1 81 - FfN@4 ata ~ "a
,eresliag sefmou On sundsy 81 she hcsh-
a8.ss hoase, ca lht sah3eci 81 baptism,
Prospects are hriehieaing fof ibe
proposed psrfow guses rAilroAd. Good :
q, us have a railroad.
Al tie Annnai communication q
Anchor Ledge No. Vi II. "A N She
following oGlotu were chosen J. L,
Marlin. IS NJ; y " MeleDdy, ; W
81 ". Melcady, J " 2. A. Brooke,
>eusary G, y. farnam, Treasurer
Geo. & smigb. 5. D. ] g Mariin, J.
.D. ". II. Bcldsn, :. :. d. d. Goddard,
Ia. s.. sllas Whitman, MaFshsli ;. :.
Lyon. Chaplain; NJ. X. Gone, Tyler; al
Of whom flied Tie same positions 10 ibe
Lodge last year.
Harvey Clongh, one Of our black
smiths, contemplating change 10 busi'
ness. hA. advertised his tools aud other
personal property 70 be sold At auction.
Mutual Invitations have been extend
ca aud accepted between The Baptis' and
Methodist societies 10 alteud each others
Christmas celebration The 2i,h aud 18Th
iusi.
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FARM FOR SALE.--THl

@iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-20

each bank certain sun OF money per
1linum for doing business.
The Republican party can not afford
10 go before the people as the champion
Of the National Banking system as IL
stands to-day. IL can not ask the peo-
pie 10 nay that il u right that the cur
rcncy OF the country should be ls-snei
by favored class, whs are paid large
sum for doing what the government can
do just as well for nothing. Ii must
ask, rs a condition Of the continuance
of the system. that the interest on the
bonds deposited as security for the cur
'rrncy issued shall 20 TO the government
ms tax upon business which Will, at-
ter paying That tax, Yield vastly more
than All average profit TO those cngageu
in il. This, OF soiiitIhing like il, must
be done la order 10 relieve the National
Banking system OF the objections
" hich nre rpw urged against il. not
Only a. Democrats ~ "A party. but 10y a
great ma jori,v oT disinteresied and fair
IniiHlcd Republicans.
Mir. Browns review OF the contrac-
ltion policy Is able, though IL mny not
c ,nvlncr all who read it, lie mentions
iiu connection with IL. howcv :, some
liiTts that IN themselves are very signifi-
i-ant. For instance, the fact that the
Bank Of England would not permit Mr..
Boutwell, to sell our bonds in that coun-
TRY until he gave pledge that the coin
-loud not be removed for which they
!. -err osiensibly sold. and the stipulation
III Il = Geneva ward should not IN
lyolyc tii' transfer vi coin from England
TO this co., 'iry.
iii. rcvie of the specie resumption
theory also c ntains 'iood for thought
He claims I. Al periodic money pnnics
.rc aud must BE- the rrlc with such fiscal
Arrangement iiher here or abroad.
l.England with all It's boastca coin
y ealfh has been nL eXcepti' IA. lis line
lor argument l. that currency on CON
basis more liable to induce imitation
| md Wild speculation an 1T VIII b,
y hen II, ting on Us own roper basis :
] l,c credit nf the Govrrnn, rt.
\ The closing Paragraph of n = Brown
lcitrr l. devoted IL thc consin. alton o
lie question or interest iis .-.ruc
lai tiis rate governs the vosth OF -
lrrnc, IA" more ihan ary relative val
f, n gold does. basing his argument OF
Ic customary action Of the Bank o
lfnglaht. y hiSi bv raising the rate o
!, lisi.nun can ~ once Influence credit ;no
|. all forth money. But il IL rot our pur
!, .ioa. ~ review ibe letter csit s;uly or q
\ rngth. lf we succeed Ia pursuadins
a. readers Of tlr Journal to giyc IL q
.'~irrful consider dion we have accom
tplished cur inain object.