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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

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and all kinds Of Writing Paper. from the cheap
est grades 70 the most costly, and including
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imported papers TO be found in any market.
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by buying your stationery direct from the man
afActnre's Ageut. no middlomen 10 make 3
profit l will sell any quantity desired, large or
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Published IN the United States, As cheap A. they
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wonid sGs can she's you some good salsble
articles for which have General agency and
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

NEW ARRIVAL.
RICHARD r. BRYANT.
Having had large experience in the business
and confident that can
DO GOOD WORK,
would respectfully inform the people Of
MANCHESTER AND VIcRITY
that have opened a
JEW ELER'S SHOP
Perkins Block, on Union St., Manchester
where am prepared to repair
CLocKs, WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND DO ALL
WORK IN MY LINZ.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
RICHARD II. BRYANT.
Manchester, Vt. July ~ 1878. lott
I ,EvI G. KINGSLEY,
Dealer In
BUILDEgs AND CABINET
HARDWARE,
Weymouth Fine Finishing and Empire Cut Nails,
Iron, steel, Chains, ~
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
BLACKeMlTHE TOOLS,
AACHINIsT TOOLS.
BLACKsMIrHS sT0Ck.
BLACKsMITHs C0AL.-BEsT.
QUARRY MATERIALS.
Steel. Iron. Picks, A,nes' shoveIs, Blasting Pow
der, tRoseTnmeDt proof, Fuse, Large
Drill Files, Steel, Chains. &c.
MANILA ROPE AND ooRDA0E.
sAw-hILL, CIRCULAR AND WOOD SAWS
AND BoYSTOSS LIGHTNING
Ch0ss.CUT SAWS.
PAINTS,
Ola, ysrnishes, Cine. sand Paper, Brushes, a,
GLASS AND PUTTY.
CUTLERY.
A splsB did line Of Table and Pocket Gallery
shears and scissors.
STANDARD SCALES
FURNITURE.
Pasinf Furniture, Centre Tables Mirrors III
tension Tables, BsdstsGds, Mattresses,
spr1ng Beds, Bureaus and Chkirs,
Manufacturer u Black Wklnut Chestnut and
Painted Chamber bess.
cARPETa
Velvet. Bruasels. Tapestry, Three Try aud In.
gnAsn cAFpsta. Oh cioshs. Ae-, Ae.
ooPYIss AID oAsEErs,
AND METALLIC BURIAL cAsEs
Al L. O EIAaELERs.
Railaad. kay !. 1874. bosiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
The yellow Csntaur LiRinsnt

IL adapted 10 the tough skin, muscles and hssh
II The animal creation. lie Effects upon severe
cases ~ spawn. suoeny Wind Gall. Big Head
aud Poli-kwl are httle less than marvellous.
MHssrs J, CcClufe A Co., Druggists, cor Kim
and PrOni streets.. Cincinnati, o.. ssys.
In our neighhurhond s number u teAms!ors
are using the CengAuT Lnlment They pro
noano. q superior 70 any thing they have ever
nsel We ell As high a four 70 ave dozen bot
Tee per month 10 owhsfs u horses and mules
We have volumes u testimonials describing
cures II s0rait & Kicks, q abs, po,i. Evil, Big
Head, Aad even Founders. which are little lcsi
than mAryels. No owner u 40 animal can afford
10 be without a bottle ~ CentAur IAnimeni
which any day may prove worth twenty nmei
it@ cost.
Sold everywhere, but prepared only al the
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose d Co.,
10 DEFY ST., New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23
PIANO WORKS.

oAtal isues Of which vii be sent ON application.
Address
J L. PETERS,
i 2s4w SIS Broadway, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-23

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisiac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County are forwarded by express,
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CATARRH.
" eakness Of kidneys aud Pain,
IA the Side aud tiaCk.

~ Tvsau Years. Standing, carea i r~o weeks
W les tksE = bettls A e ttEFgh N8uEh. 90
Rsa - ia Ftsu 81 sieep Ntshts. aalsss a.,
tsrrt saaa 80 psrIetgki,y tssas Cafe4 Sith
Gas Bottle
7ssaaaas q sns5 sa'efs as-f ass i-sasss1.s,i
ess4aN " Acf blgaa-
MK.sKa I.frr1Erfntn 4 Co Druggists Asvt
had As1fFh little nssAE hst years. $50 lslus
IN laet AID wesAnsss ia kl0nets taF tatutv
Nv CatGsfh ~ns 30 bad that u dad not tAtf
oaiayrh snaif vAs uupbied sith aougb mote
% iess. al right ] bsss tsAen Msrshsl .
Cstarrh snuff iof two years, aud particularly ls
eaid weather bad T. take ii eVefy blight O. get
rest, I began 70 tAAe yenf Constitutional "a,
tArfh kennedy Shaat munih age and have tai
. % only ouly une bottle IN lees than seek
ne coughing nigkts len me. and have hAl
none s,nne 10 spsAk ~. though hArs had none
" the Remedy faf seek
have h4d pains IN my eide 80 bad that ala
n0t 10 oct u the house Tor tso weeks 81 Time
Ny greatest psih was IN ny rgbt A1ncy
have been ~ umes great sufferer from ms
kidneys since 1850. IN tive weeks after began
! 80 iAks youf Constitutional CaiSrth Remedy a,
& paine All lrft N q CkUMHlE
NV BosfoS. n. H.. April n, 1870.
/ Hundreds Of cases Of similar nature cured
Z within the lAst year. Snuff and Lotions CIV,
/ only temporary relivL Tue CONSTITUTIONAL
| cATARhh REMEDY strikes At the ROOF BALD
/ ap the constitution, makes u new, And dIiyti
svAy CAtaTrh and all diseases o. the muooui
I membranes, aud their attendant paine 40,
4 schcs, pertaining 90 head, back, shoulders
I Kidneys and throat
T Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Phampist Of 81 pages, giving a Treatise on ca
I tarTh, and containing lnnumeFable eAsos o
cures, ssnt free, by addressing the ProprstOre
4 LIrILEFIEf4D A 90, AAneh eater, n. II.
ruR SALE ny
WAIT Il HARD, Manchester, VI.
l06ly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-15

Frozen peaches will be shipped to Europe
this summer in large quantities "A successIui
experiment was made last year, and 1t was de-
monstrated that fruit kept frozen during the
ocean voyage thawed out fresh and fine of fla
vor upon arrival in England, where it was sold
at enormous prices.
State Auditor Clinton IF Louisiana puts the
entire bonded and floating debt at S21, 099, 100;
state taxation, $14, SOC, 600; yearly expenses OF
the government. 49, 900. The committee OF
experts who have examined the auditors
books reports schemes and jobs to the amount
OF 81 100000 in which such Republican officials
as ex-Speaker Lowell state Senator Herwig and
Congressman Frank Morey are implicated. The
latter is shown in the report to have funded
over half million dollars Of Missouri, Lou
isiana and Texas railroad bonds.
Col. j. W. Forney has sent from London to
the superintendent of the National Museum in
in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, three in
teresting mementos: A photograph of that
part of Domesday Book devoted to descrip-
ton of the landholders of Berkshire, nearly
800 years ago; coR of the Great Seal OF Eng
land, with fine head of Queen Victoria, sent
by the Lord Chancellor to Gen. Schenck, in re-
Spouse to his request; and an original portrait
of Charles H., lent to the Museum by the
American Consul at Southampton. This pic
ture originally belonged to the Duke of Buck
ingham. 1t is SO interesting to Philadelphlans
because it is one of the contemporary portraits
of the King who signed the charter which con-
veyed Pennsylvania to William Penn.
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OR EIG N.
Prospect of a Settlement Of the Burmese
Difficulty.

Prospect of a Settlement Of the Burmese
Difficulty.
LONDON, July IA despatch from Calcutta
says further communication has been made to
the King of Burmah regarding the passage of
British troops through this country, and 1t is
hoped the King will yield.
Emperor William mt Munich.
MUNICH, July 14.-Emperor William, strictly
incognto, arrived here this afternoon, and was
enthusiastically received by large crowd.
After dining at the railway station he pro.
ceeded to Salisbury.
The New Spanish Constitution-Chines
COnsuIs in Cuba.
MADRID, July 14-It is asserted that the
article of the new constitution embodying the
principle of religious liberty will be supported
when it comes up for fnal action in the consti-
tutonal committee DO vote of % to 10.
The impartial states that a diplomatic agent
of China is coming to Madrid, and that Chi
nese consus will be appointed in Cuba.
Foreign Notes.
A letter from the Navigator Islands says
that Steinberger, the United States Commits
sioner, was cordially received. The natives
adopted constitution framed by Steinberger,
making the monarchy elective for four years,
and to alternate between the old families OF
the Kings, named Malielova and Topica. The
representative of the first named family was
elected as the first King. Steinberger was
chosen as Prime Minister for life.
The Daily Telegraph reports that tents fol
the American team were pitched at Wimble.
don Tuesday.
speech at Dundee, -TTnSsssdaay night, referred to
tbe, great resources of Canada. He contended
that it was quite consistent for two nations to
exist on the North American continent, gov
erned differently and with different political
institutions. So long as Great Britain main
tanned her present attitude toward the colonies
tanned.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 14.-LReported for the Press.EThe
following is list of prices quoted this afternoons
Domestic-Oho and Pennsylvania pick-lock 50 q
53c; do choice Xxx 40 q 5Oc do fine A, a ACC; me-
dunn 40 q 50c; coarse 46 q 4Sc; Michigan extra and
Xxx 46 a 48c; fine As q 46c; medium Al a 4sc; COM
mon IA "a Acc; other Western fine and 45 a 47c;
medium At q 4sc, common 42 q 45c; pulled extra
ing fleece 55 a 60c; California IA q $50; Texas rs
q Acc; Canada 35 q SOC; do combng COG IS; Smyr-
washed % a 33c; do unwashed, II a 25c; Buenos
Ayres % "a 35c; Cape Good Hope 80 a BIC; Austral-
ian as @ SEC; Donskoi % q 34c; Mestiza pulled 30
@82}c.
The market for Wool remains unchanged. There
continues to be good demand for medium aeeces
and prices have not varied since last week. Fine
feeces are taken in small lots as wanted by manu-
facturers, but at low prices compared with the cur
rent rates in the interior California comes forward
freely and fleece from the West has also been re-
ceived to some extent, although there is marked
falling off compared with last year.
In New York the market must still be called dull
and depressed with no early improvement anticpat-
ed. The goods market continues to lag, and until
settled improvement possibly take place in the
demand for raw material. New heeces are arriving
more freely, but they chiefly consignments from
local country Dealers but few purchases having been
made by Eastern merchants.
In Philadelphia there has been but little life in the
market since our last. Supplies from the West and
Northwest pouring in freely, and the stock in the
other holiday has checked the demand somewhat and
the general market has in nowise improved. The
very limited consumption of manufactured goods,
and the low prices realized have had depressing eff
feet and it is useless to deny that prices of most de-
scriptions weak.
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For the week ending Wednesday, July IA.
At market for the current week: Cattle, POST;
Sheep and Lambs 9737, Swine, 1925; number OF
Western Cattle, 1887; Eastern Cattle; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows 100. Cattle left over from last
week -.
Prices of Beef Cattle, ~ cwt, live weight Extra
quality 81 624 q 90; first quality Sc S7A a 80; sec
ondquaity Sc 81 a IS; third quality SIS 37h a 25
poorest grades of coarse oxen. bulls &C., at So 50 q
5 12l.
Brighton Hides or cents % ib. Brighton Tai
country Hides q &c % fb. Country Tallow q
55c " fb.
Calf Skins 10 a lac % h. Sheep Skins at 35c each
Lamb Skins at so q 75c each.
The supply Of Cattle in market this week has not
been so large as that Of one week Cattle cost
higher at the West and the trade has been lively at
an advance over last quotations of a 4c P ID, the
best grades selling fully 1c P tb higher than they did
one week ago.
Working Oxen-Not much call for them, "A few
pairs each week during the hot weather is all the
the Working Oxen are brought in from Maine.
Store CattleNearly all the small Cattle that are
in a fair condition are bought up by butchers to
slaughter. Store Cattle will come in more plenty
as soon as the trade for Northern Cattle becomes
more active.
Mich Cows--We quote Extra $55 a 95; ordinary
$25 @ $50 " head; Store Cows So So head.
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are of
common grade Prices do not vary much from week
| to week.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West there was a
large supply, all owned by butchers, who employ
agents to buy and ship direct to them at Brighton
From the North the supply was larger than has
been Of late from that section, prices ranging from
AZ q SIC ~ fb. -
swine-store Pigs, wholesale leo Tic % fb: retail
~ eg iZc 10: Fat Hogs 7CUU at MARKET prices a
SIC p. Goiumbia County Spring Pigs at 10 a lac
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NEW YORK.
Tweed,s Case.


New YORK, July h-David Dudley Field
presented before Judge Barrett in the
chambers of the Supreme Court to-day, his ar
ticle on the motion to vacate the order of arrest
in the new civil suit against Tweed or reduce
his bail. Court reserved its decision.
More MormOns.
The steamship Idaho from Liverpool, landed
to-day at Castle Garden, about 700 Mormons
under the charge of seven agents appointed by
Brigham Young to conduct them to Utah. OF
this number between 800 and 600 are adults,
including number of young women; SO are
natives of the British Isles, while the remain
der are Scandnavans.
Various Matters.
Under pretence of being sanitary inspector,
a ruff1an gained access to the residence of Prof.
Van Slack in Margin street, when he strangled
Mrs. Van Slack, who is an invalid, robbed her
of $50. and left her for dead. No arrests. 1t
is believed, like the robbery of day or two
ago. servant girl gave information to the rob-
beers of the affairs of the household.
The parcel of Struggled Peruvian diamonds
seized from passenger in the Colon from As
pDwall, was appraised by the government yes
terday at $50, 209.
Two Italian tramps knocked an unknown
man down and killed him on the road to Hack
epsaek.
gang of tramps Tuesday morning forced
their way into the house of James BoOndon, in
Orange, bound and gagged both him and his
wife and robbed the house of over $1,000 worth
of money and silverware, then knocked down
the gardener, who tried to arrest them, and es-
capped.
Car oline Bells was placed on trial to-day be-
fore Judge Sutherland, charged with having
attempted on the 18th Of April last to pass
forged check for $19, 400 on the Nassau Bank.
The first sample of the new wheat -four from
Tennessee was exhibited on change to-day.
severe. Hail Storm.
NEwBURG, N. Y, July ia storm in this
vicinity last night did considerable damage.
At West Point trees were uprooted, carriages
overturned and several persons slightly in
jured. At Highland Falls house was struck
by lightning and several children injured, none
seriously. At Little Britain hail damaged the
vegetation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Bound Over.


AUGUSTA, July 14-Frank Hart of Bangor,
was bound over in the Municipal Court to-day
for stabbing man famed Adley. The affair
occurred last night about two miles from the
city. The wound, though severe is not consid-
cred dangerous.
July Meeting of the Bangor Tro'ting
BANGOR, July 14-The July meeting at the
Bangor Trotting Park opened to- lay with 46
entries for the three days. The track was in
good condition and the weather was favorable.
The first race was for the three minute class,
with eight entries and seven starters. o. M.
Shaw's Silver Eye won easily, Brick second,
Ezro third. Time 2.41a 2 42a, 2.41a.
The second race was for hoses in the 2.42 class,
and was won easily by Knox, j., Togus Boy
second, the third money being divided between
Yanke Jim and Bay Dick. Time 2395 237,
2 81. Tomorrow therewll be races for horses
in the ESQ and 2.37 classes
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

Messrs. Whitcher & Wilmot of the Dominion
Fisheries Department, have gone to Nova Sco-
tia on an official tour.
Alderman Duryea of Hoboken, who is now
serving sentence in the penitentiary for steal
ing poll book, was Tuesday night expelled
from the board by unanimous vote.
'sDoc' Sweeney, the last and boldest of the
Carbondae. Pa, bank robbers, was lodged in
Jail Tuesday at Wilkesbarre.
Messrs. Ackizawa and Ishil, Japanese COM
missoners to the Centennial, have arrived
and will reside at Philadelphia until the close
of the exhibition. They are preparing to
erect japanese buildings on the Centennial
grounds.
The potato bug has reached point one hun
dred miles north of Ottawa. They arrived in
showers striking the window panes like hail.
They are devouring all the vines in the vicini-
ty.
The National Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance met in Providence yesterday. Ninety
four representatives were present and twenty
seven representatives were initiated.
The Suns Long Branch special says the
President has appointed Mr.. Seligman dIsburs-
ing agent of this country at London, instead of
Barring Brothers.
Gen. Crook has received orders from the
President to continue to keep people from 60
ing to the Black Hills until the result of the
pending treaty with the Indians is reached.
Judge Knapp in murder trial in Jersey
CICV rGIuStu W pEOuIUlO tuO lIOul IGdulDS
newspapers, as it was their right, leaving to
their own good sense the proprety of abstain
ing from reading any comments on the trial.
Bostons 8; Chicagos7 st. Louis Browns 2;
Atlantics l.
H. d. Dennison,a contractor declining to pro-
duce his books before the Hudson canal inves
tigating committee, has been adJudged guilty
of contempt and was committed to the custody
of the sheriff for Imprisonment for 30 days in
the county Jail.
The Cape May races ara declared off. Neither
the sweepstakes nor the steam yacht race will
be sailed, for the weather is very hot with
thick haze over the sea and no wind,
The first bale of new cotton was received at
New Orleans, yesterday, from st. Laundry Par
sh.
The rear portion of the City Hotel at Lynch.
burg fell suddenly yesterday. No person is re-
ported injured.
A heavy rain storm visited the town of
Shawnee, IN Tuesday. Railroad tracks were
submerged and fires in the engines were ex-
tinguished. Dwellers the bottom lands are
seriously alarmed, and many farmers have lost
their entire crops.
John d. Lee has turned states evidence and
will tell all he knows abort the Mountain
Meadow Il ssacre. His evidence, it is said,
will convict high Mormon dignitaries.
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men crossed the last half mile the usual hoarse
roar greeting them from the grand stand sent a
flame of exoitemennt Tito every oarsman's
veins. Cornell put in hard stroke, not exact
ly q squirt, but which had the same effect
Harvard, though plainly tired, answered to a
squirt. but Columbia. throwing every pound
upon the gilded oar blades. made superb
squirt and opened between Harvard and herself
gap which separated her by hairs breadth
from Cornell. Within five lengths OF the line
| "a crab was captured on the port side of the
boat which made her tremble from bow to rud.
der and she stopped almost short; Harvard
gained good length. 1t was perious splash,
dash and floander with Columbia f9r a mo-
ment as Harvard swung up, but she gathered
ing strokes the boat caught the swing again
| and just swooped over in time, second and a
half ahead of the crimson.
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WASHINGTON.
More Bonds Called in.

WASHINGTON, July 14-The following is
the twenty-second call for the redemption of
500 bonds of 1862; F."
Treasury Department, July IA, 1S75-By
virtue of authority given by act of Congress,
approved July IA, 1870, entitled "an act to au-
thorize the refunding of the national debt" 1
hereby give notice that the principal and &C.
crued interest of the bonds herein below desig-
mated, known as 500 bonds will be paid at the
Treasury of the United States, in the city of
Washington on and after the 18th day of o.
tober, 1875, and that the interest on said bonds
will cease on that day; that is to say coupon
bonds known as the fourth series, act of Feb.
%, 1862, dated May 1, 1862, as follows: Cou-
pom bonds, $50, Nos. 81 ,7Oi to %, 500, both in
elusive; 800, Nos. Ga, SOL to $4,000, inclusive:
$500, Nos. "a, 900 to 38, 200, inclusive; $1,000,
Nos 1901 to 10S,0O0 inclusive. The amount
outstanding embraced in the above is $4,000
900. United States securities forwarded for
Division of the Secretarys Office"
(Signed) b. I'll. BRIsTOw Secretary.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances of
to-day-Chrrency So, 348, 673. 90; special deposit
OF legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit $780, 440, 900; coin, $685. 514 913 including
coin certificates; 1923, 981, 200; outstanding legal
tenders, 1876, III $50.
Prof. Marsh's Charges.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs states
that he and the Secretary of the Interior have
been unable to obtain from Prof. Marsh any
definite charges against the Red Cloud Indian
agency, and Prof. Marsh has been politely re-
quested to furnish such information to a COM
mission to investigate the affairs at the agency
which consist of ex Gov. Fletcher of St. Louis,
Benz. w. Harris of East Bridgewater, Mass.
Charles j. Falkner of Martinsburg, West Vir-
gina, of the 44th Congress.
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Dry wholesale Goods Market.
Miscellaneous.

" medium. 1901
Corset Jeans
Bleach'd 81 slate 9 oil
Brown ........... 11013