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Oar vel known citizen, ID 3. Den
issa, is very sick and il Il feared be can
mol recover.
Last week hkna 81 gypties gave
oae 81 ,belr valuable p borses in sx'
change viii Wm. Z. Gresn.
-On the evcalug Of The isth inst
MAr8n Green. Of Petersburg, drove hi'
horse into 80 uncovered ditch Ia thi'
village, breaking his wagon, aud on ths
a2y following Geo Woodward, who i
partially blind, foand The bottom q said
ditch barring him quite seriously
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of AdonirAm
Lodge p. a A. NJ. will be held on Thursday
evening, July G. 1876, q, Factory Point
]. H, WHlPPLE, W. N.
AdonIram Chapter, No. IL, II. A. -.
Next regular conyooAtlon on Thursday even
ing. July .. 81 u o'clock.
W. A. BLACK. Beet.
skinner Post No. a.. @. A. H.,
Meets At ThAyef's Hotel Hall, Factory Point, on
the lrst Tuesday evening Of each month.
GRO. II. SESSIONS. Comma der.
Grant Lodge, No. IoA. 4. o. e. r.
Meets al Adams Hall every Saturday eSsnin 6
81 O'clock All members Of the "ordsr" are
Invited. Degrees meetings every 1rst and third
Wednesday evening o. each month Is o'clock.
T. J. HoYT. 1. ID.
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WHITMAN a. GODDARD,
Manufacturers u
CARRIAGES d. SLEIGHS,

s0NIA LshW9fUFAAii FEAMNHI.
Keep e0natautly On hand or bald 10 order
every description u Carriages, nom covered
Phaton - 8 skelss5n buggy. A few second -kand
lrgRles Usually on hand t0r sAie cheap, Also
carnage stock esastsntlY on hand for sGls. H.
paifing 00ne ca sbort notice and satisfaction
guaraateed We allow no mtisuAl W enter 4
carnage o. sleigh thAt ls net ~ the very beat
quality. All has bot teen theroaKhiy tested.
ETEn9 FELLoE BOILED II LiNEEED OIL
Th1nkfal faf pact patronage, Ne hope % msri
a eontinuAuee u tie szfne ~ do.Ag good w9si
Al Reasonable prices.
Nay 10, 1916 tiiy
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The strengthening and supporting In.
nuenee Of Hunts Remedy acts promptly
on the Kidneys, Bladder, and Prostate
Gland, aud bAnishes disease from them
Hunts Remedy also cures Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Complaints Of the Urino
Genital 0rgass, and iorlihes the whole
system, Hunts Remedy has The sanction
Of the medical faculty,
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Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such as Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Heart
Burn, Water Brash, coming up Of the
food, coated tongue. disagreeable taste in
the mouth, palpitation OF the heart and
all diseases of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively is not case in the United States
it will not cure. II you doubt this go to
your druggist, Wait a. Hard, or Vincent
Grover and get sample bottle for i0c
aud try it. Regular size Zoe.
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Children cry for Castoria. II is AZ
pleasant to take as honey, and is abso.
utey harmless. II is sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri'
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth
1t Is perfect substitute for Castor OIL
and for Costiveness in young or old there
is nothing In existence SO effective and
reliable.
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Oils substances always HggrAFate skin
disease Oiutmeuts are therefore rAth.
er Aurtful than beneficial. Gienn's sui.
pher soap, which opens, instead o. cog
eiug The pores with grease, has, ss might
have been expected, widely superseded
oleAginous lcompoands IS remedy for
scorbutic affections.
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The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
lings, Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is the
Centaur Eminent There are two kinda
What the White Llniment Is for the hui
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini.
ment is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals.
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TTE ZERO
SHIPPING PACKAGE.

patd Feb. 10, 1875.
Tho above cnt represents working model 81
the 2gru shipping Package, for the shipment q
butter O. consumers ur retail dealers 10 small
prlnts Of huttcf Of from one-half pound to o.
pounds each, ready f5r table use, by tlis ar.
rangtment the butter viii Tuanly bring RON ,
to 10 cauts more per pound ~ i Is kept from
being mursed up, aud the loo keeps II hard du-
ring the time necessary for shipment TO distant
parts " the country, even 10 the hottest weather
The Packages are made any desired size.
Package holding co pounds vi butter is Is inches
square on the outside. The ice space is shown
In cut extending entirely around the butler
ppaoe in confer, making an eyon temperature, in
fact a frsl-elass refrigerator. The shelves ~
the sliding frames can be made 10 correspond
with sgo and number Of packages most desirable
20 slip TO different markets. Among the many
recommendation from those who have used u
are the following
"WINDsoR HOTEL, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1876
We usod during the season OF 1878, butter
clipped in the Zero shipping Package, and all
though shipped 200 miles IL came TO hand in
nice order 10 the hot weather Of July and August
aud We believe il to be the best shipping Package
VIC have ever soon, aud would oheeriully RECON-
mend il TO others. GEO MURRAY,
Steward Windsor Hotel
AZ can recommend the shipping Package as
the best article Of the kind in use, having used
| it during the summer Of 1875. u noy9T failed OF
4 giving perfect satisfaction. n. II. PEhklNN,
steward Equinox House, Manchester, W"
The Package may be seen on exhibition IN the
| Agricultural Building at Philadelphia, IN the
| Dairyman's Department, Post u, letter N.
/ Rights for sale either for single dairios or ioI
County or States al very slight cost. send
| stamp for circulars and terms to EMERSON
| ESTABR0OK, sole agent, Factory Point Ben
nington County, Vermont %
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"a pnor or Jor Is Eyrnr WOLF. 2

"a DRor or JOY IN EVERY WORD"
FlEMlNGroS Hunterdou Co., N. j.
June &c, 1874.
DR.. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. "
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TO CONSERVATIVES
The advertiser, an old physician, retired from
active practice having had placed IN bic hands
by an kAst India Missionary the formula OF a
simple Vegetable Remedy, for tho speedy aud
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronoheus,
GAtArrh, AsthmA and all Throat and Lnng AZ
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Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
otter having thoroughly tested Its wonderful
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HIS duty TO make IL known to bis suffering iel-
lows. ActnAted by this motive, and eonseien,
tious desire TO relieve human suffering, ne wlli
send free OF chArgs), to 2ll who desire II, this
recipe, with full directions for preparing aud
successfully using. Sent by return mail BY adj
Dr. W. Q. STEVENS,
9eIy Mupros Block, Syracuse, N. Y.
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RUBBER PAINT.
Best Paint in the World.

BnautifaI Durable, EikHts, i.5opaialcsi, au1
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hseNass TIE Rubber Paint 70 ready io nee as
cold hy the gallon pnly. Tbs pant Z mtat ST
the purest ana mosi durable material brret0fafr
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in sncA & manner a. g. form smooth, glossy
hrIn, durable, elastic and pesubiui rAipt whleh
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whiuh ID Il applied In ordinary pAini TBS ae44
use IN cofodlng tbs lead IN short hu1g con.
sames and destroys che Oh whlth is ne ne 81
tho paint. IN this paint the rabbef and ehemi.
calls an 60 united with The pigment 900 ol thAt
this e0roding does mel take place, bat 2 poFma
nont chemical compound y formed snd ihe paaai
remains for years ~ elastic and urIiahi q
uhen fret applied The Rubber psias is unAl'
footed hy changes Of temperature y imppfIiqt,
10 water is adapted 20 All classes OF work And y
In every wAy better paint Tor either inside pf
outside work than any other paint kpoNni &pN
will last 81 least three times az long. Rubber
Paint suitable for floors Ia and gaiion cans
For cirealArs and sample carl Of col9rs cal on
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BONESTEEL & BURR,
To nnNsuMPTIvEs

Who arc agents for Man ,heslor, Dorsot sundeT
land, Peru and HinbAl.
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Our postmaster, Henry salisbury,
ien here to-day Got PhilsaelpAia.
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Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY yrNr irt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-22

The Republican caucus for the cleo
ten o. delegates to the State and County
conventions will be held at the Town
hall, on Saturday, June q, al O'Clock
p. ~.
Sir. Frank +, Armstrong, The bnsi-
ness agent 81 The Southern Vermont or
gan 81 ;he Uucrriied Democracy, was
ID town last week, soliciting subscriptions
to lho aforesaid "orgau" Il was anus
iag 70 see BIN step down and out when
lie happened to get hold Of an old soldier.
Nearly ali Of tho Liberal as well a.
the Straight Republicans 10 ibis town
heartily endorse tic nominees Of The Cin.
e,nn4H Couyeatiou, and should this be
tic case throughout tie Union the sue
cess Of The Republican ticket In NoTem'
Ser Is assured. Hauah Tor Hayes and
T Wbetlerl
The Arst calnpaign Gag displayed 10
iQwm was tom The stadon the peg work'
81 ". 81. G.. Flint. Within twelve
b0ar after tie announcement OF The
ncialuAlion Il was hang 70 the hreez'
with tie nanss ol Hayes and Whevlei
Inscribed thereon, and there i vii hoA
ugartse saceas 81 lbe party IN Noyeni
bsr
a,.ss. ss.ffs.ssgs
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NEW is,o AND
Centennial Millinery

Save tss fstaraI bea nzsfkM N.th :
salanaiB AssosGmhat 81 MhNarry Ualait. ISL
eaz.4 y FssAne5 Is tbuN ihs isairt ifw tlsa
saa Hat, tajusieeEi Tara ARD ltasnsislt, 8 Vie
tsesetfai gfahsa shiF sua s4ss
, 1876-01-02

and y Is singled out By the roughs as the best
man The CT ,wd for rough aud-tunble. At
once th.y attacked him, and he replied bv
thum;ing one OF them oD the head With tue bu:t
end Of his billiard-cue. Overpo"ering him BY
their number, they kicked hin till lie MAS ineeu-
s,blo leaving him under the table covered with
blood.
A printer WAS their next victim. aud he was
beaten II fearful manner, aud large cash
,sas cut in The back OF his head. In the
meantime, one of their own number was having
New YEARS. celebration xll to bmaelf. III the
first place, he tu1nbled OF the steps into the
basement aren. Ard then when attempting to re-
turn he crashed through large win low. cutting
his head, hands. and arms. The combatants cs-
capped before the arrival Of the officer, aud
"lhe kid, as lie ia called WAS taken to some
hospital, which one they will not tell for fear OF
the police.
Supt. Hickey has at various times threatened
70 close up the deu, but has wavered for some
oeou't reason, thinking, uo doubt that some day
would bring to paas M event that none could re-
gret, viz: the death of eome Of the bummers
aud loafsrs who iufcst the place. The manage
ment OF the den seem powerless to preserve
decency and coed order. Something must be
doue to preserve the public peace, and that soms-
thing IS the revocation Of tue l.ceuse.
, 1876-01-02

4. B, Hubbel, Of 228 Monroe street. COM
plains OF the loss of $50 worth Of clothing by
enesk-tn,eves. The job Has done Rhl!s the
family we're celebrating.
Two thieves and burglars Of notorious fame
named Mead and Knight yesterday broke out OF
tail at Wheaton. and escaped, it is supposed to
this city. The police are On the lookout for
them.
Detective Heinzman yesterday arrested man
pamed Louis C. Bwiegles. aliss the - Commo~
do7e" and sCap Morris" Louis is noted
horsa-thief. but is wanted this time under an
indictment for swindlng Dupase County
farmer ont Of q quantity OF VINE.
Mr.. r. G, Pearson, General Superintendent
Of tie American District Telegraph Company.
received one caller yesterday, and he stared just
long enough to take OF Mr. Pearson's oCorcoat,
which was valued at S52, Mr. P. Woald like to
get it buck, not so much on account OF 1ts cost
jiuess, but because the weather has suddenly
changed.
New Years callers were not exempt from the
depredations Of the snealt-thief. the only rob-
berry reported, however, ls that OF IN ovetcoat
and lap-robo belonging to Martin Best,
txseu from n1s buggy in front Of No. q Sauga-
mon street at about 7:30 o'clock last evening"
The articles are valued at 372.
ELEEMAS's LAST.
EIeenap'e dive, at the northwest corner OF
State and Madison streets, opAned the new
year in thorough keeping with the dIsreputao1e
character the place has alrcady earned: At
O'Clock yesterday morning crowd OF BrlcSe-
port roughs entered the saloon, and began 70
bully several Of the low characters who hang ont
there dur,Ig the morning hours. One more
respectable than the lest. named Ben Linley
Has engaged In game OF BILLIARDS.
, 1876-01-02
DEATHS.


RoSS-saturlay morning, Jan. !, 1877, Els H.
eldest daughter OF A1eusth E. and tho Lite Adnoa
Loss, aged u years.
Fure;al vices this Sunday afternoon At O'Clock
at the raaidence, Is Twenty-secoud-et-
II Cincinnati papers pfc4ss copy.
MILSE-At Park Ridge, Dec. 81, 1875, aged - yesss
months, George Milne, sou Of tAs late Joseph Aines
Of Niles.
Funeral Monday, JAN 8, at $780, from the resIdsnes
OF his father.in-1sw, George uesngton, South North
field.
H1c6EY-Friday evening. Ellen, wife Of Pattea
Hickey.
Funer. at 10 O'Clock TO- day. from her late restdean
4oa Sedg~ickBt, by carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
SCAr4ES-Dec. ii, 1875. Joseph Scales, In tho TN
year OF his age.
Funeral from bis 1ate residence, 1852 Azuold-s suo
day, the ID nst at O'Clock, by carriages to OaHood
Cemetery.
HuRLBUT-Jan. J. Nate. infant son Of Nath1n Il
and Eizabeth F. Hur1but, aged months and y da1hs
Funeral from Residences 1s21 1ndiaua-sv., today ~
z o'clock 2. m.
~ Cleveland, O.. and ogdensburs, y. z, pspGf
please copy :
JONES-At the residence Of his uncls 1919 Wsoaza-
av., Dec &c. 1876, Of assumption, E. WAs:e1 1ons
Of Brooklyn, n. Y, ago1 80 5vars-
Funeral from tho house to-day ut l:3o P. H.
SaIITH-Dec- 81, 1875 Of Inflammation Of The hr7t4
Burtie Dodge, aged IL months and days, only ehid
Of Charles Il. and Juliet L. Smith, and grandson d
J. ". Dodge, the artist
Funeral today Sunday at o'clock from 81 w
bash-av. Friends OF the family invited to zcnfs
- New York and Brooklyn papers pleaae copy.
EGBERT-Dec. 50, 1875, Ann ERbert sged 80 yessA
Funeral SundAy 1T o:30 =. m by carriages 70 oa1e
wood, from 757 Cottage Groye-av- Friends 0 tos
family are invited.
, 1876-01-02

encc that tho 4. euch do. aud pay no attent,o,
wh4teyer 70 'helr suiis and angry c!a,rss
These concierge. are nesrly sit petty t,rsnt.
had one who tined all sorts Of tr1cks with NJ
70: long time, hut my Patience ousvora l,,,
One dav lie camo TO me 10 the most su1smu m.s
DIR and said: ''Aonseur has rruoably rem,rs
ed that an not content-" told hin that
lad not remarked anything Of the ki:d. thu i.
nlade no sart OF dIdereuce to ne whether h.
was or not. that probably should never t:ouhIs
myself to remark anything of the sort and tu.r
to speak plainly. his sentiments and feelIps,
were matters OF perfect indifference to ma. :
presume that he cane to tue conclusion tbat h.
sept himself in stew for ro:hin9, and h,d
gone to great deal OF trouble to 90 end. for h.
became very amsabie and uselu! sezvt.oz att.r
that. Mr.. IIltchcoca probably felt the AAce tn,
ward his concierge, and hence some pl.n Of u
rack had to be day,sed. It ~as fouud in ths
law against public reunions. To the credit d,
the police it must be said that they we're mt
at all anxious to .ntegefere, and reg:e:ed
being forced to do 80. OF to make anv inquiry:
but the who!e thing fell to the EEonnd when
Sir. Hitchcock ceased giving cut ths pubic
notices, from his pulpit after Divine worship oo
Sundays.
, 1876-01-02
The "Rixht OF Reunion,' in Pnrfs.

Il
PdTss Correspondence Eeo York T17a<x-
Yesterday some excltement wae chused among
the Americans IN Paris by the rumor that the
police had interfered With our religious ccre-
monies. The Rey. Mr. Hitchcock, OF the
American Chapel has been in the habit Of giving
Wednesday evening receptions at his house. Civ
ing his friends tea and conversation, and rs
these soirees became popular he turned them to
account by making them the occassion for Bible
instruction. l. sort Of Bible class, but OF =
purely Informal nature, met for some time, and
his pulpit. At the cloee Of Divine service on
Sundays he would say that "the next meeting
of the Bible class would be at his house on We'd
nesday evening"" This fact made the meetings
"public reunions" within the meaning OF the
Freaca law, but they were merely private gather
ings 30 long as they we're not publicly announo-
ed. Tho pullce came to make inquiries, and Mr.
Hitchcock very properly ceased to announce the
weekly Bible class from his pulpit At first it
wns supposed that this WAS due to the hostiiisy
OF the Ultramontanes against anything Ee-
eemb'ing Protestant propaganda. but it waa
found that the affair could be reduced to moro
vulgar proportions. The habits OF the pastors
servant were nteIfered with On Wednesday eve
nings, and he did not like it; the concierge,
being good Catholic, OF course found it iutol-
e1abie that his stairs should be uuddied By SO
many Protestant feet; the pronrietor Of the
house had not leased it us q hall tor "publc
reunions" aud could cot tolerate 80 much usage
for 80 little rent. Then the question came as 10
Low the meetinsa could be stopped In the case
OF French tenants the thing is easy. The con-
clerge simply begins system Of petty Tyranny
that makes life ,ntoicrable: but that rare J "orke
with Americans, for thsy do not care IN kRa
Ieant ahuut tho worce or thu aoss OF their aen
clalRe. They novss Avss &&~Ae "s'~ ~*e@
, 1876-01-02
new YEARS At DIXON, ILL.

SpEt4Hk 11ff1[EN 70 lHE Lh'EAlV 1FE0HHE
D1xox, ILL.,, JAN 1--The Centennial ami
versary in this city was uahered in by the nag
ing OF BELLS including the general fire elssn.
firing Of cannon. and grand display Of buatine
f4om all the public aud nearly all Of tho buai.
ness houses. The city buildings were most
tastefnlly decorated BY the fitemen' hanging aau
arranged from the basement to the top Of TIA
flagstaff in beautiful designs, the whole making
l776-1876." Th;1ty-eight guns were dred u
high meridian During tho firing, sts
br1sa cannon burst large pieee oR
the gun going over tho Eachusa Ho1s4.
FortunateIV no one was hurt. - tue accident
had been anticipated owing to the Overlooking
on the inal discharge.
Attorney General Edsall, Canal Commissiour
Col Utlev, and Gov. William &. Van Epps
are at home making New Year calls With tho
rest of their peighbo,s This joyful day closed
vlth sraud reception at Past Grand Master
james L. Hawiev's elegant residence, where ths
elite of tne city were present.
, 1876-01-02
GRAND HAVEN.
EIshing-Freights from milwaukee,
Lumber.

Eishing-Frei.hts from milwaukee,
Lumber.
Special Correspondence Of The Chfeaoo Tribune
GKASp HAVEN, Mich, Dec. 31.-The fishing
continues good in fact tie best haul of tho sea-
son WAS on Monday, when fshing-tug took up
tbirty-six nets and found IL 0co fish, principally
trout and wb1te dsh.
Freig at this port from milwaukee, con
tinue very Lively. Christmas three vessels
brought in about 2,5ao tons: Tuesday
the Amazon brought over 8sl tons; Wed,
ueslaY the Minneapolis brought 600
tons: Yesterday the Forest City
arrived with 80, 600 bushels OF wheat, and to-day
the Amazon is expected With about 800 tons OF
miscellaneous freight. The freight facilities OF
the Detroit Il Milwaukee Railroad are taxed to
t.le,r ulmos. capacity. The new elevator works
finely.
for our mills than last winter. Cutler d saridge
put III, last year, 80 600 600 feet Thus year sheS
will put in shout 6ooo. .ooo' though thes VII
work up about 1000. 900 left ove1,-makirg IN
ali about half Of last years cut.