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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

W SHIRTSI SHIRTS!! SHIRTS u
LEVY BROTHERS. READY.MADE sHIR rs
are manufactured OF wsmsutta Cotton and pure
Irish Linen and the best Pearl Buttons, and fin
ished in the best manner by skilful hands. Be Ing
the manufacturers Of these Shirts we guarant ee
them in every respect.
They also offer large assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS and CUFFS of the
latest styles;
SUSPENDERS, SOCKS, and HANDKERCHIEF S;
GLOVES, CRAVATS, TIES, and BOWS;
SLEBVE-BUFTONS, COLLAR-BUTTONS, and
STUDS;
all at very low prices.
Look at the new HOTOGRAPH-STANDS at
lOc. ap4
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CARPETS. OIL.CLOTH, DC.

DHILLIPS & JENNINGS.-We have
i Just received our SPRING STOCK.
Fine MATTINGS of all grades; CARPETS,
IL.CLOTH. SHADtS, RUGS. MATS, &c.
PAPER-HAEGlNG Of all grades.
Work done In towuor country.
All orders promptly attended to.
anl2m PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

Turing THE PAST WEEK / HAVE
~ received one Of the bcst-assorted stocks Of
CHEAP DRY GOODS
that has ever been shown In this market. wouh
call tho special attention OF the trade to my stock
ofPARASULS, which embraces all the novelties in
hsmarket. In HAMBURGH EMBROIDERIEs
1 am offering some OF the cheapest goods in choice
styles ever seen. ALPACAs, In great variety Of
qualities, at astonishing prices. am showing
speciality In IRISH LINENS at 25c., and from that
price up. si1ss !.
CHECKED NAINsOOKS at CSC. per yard
HEAVY BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETIHGS.
ENGLISH CORD Cd pIQUE at 25c. per yard;
Beautiful styles In PRINTS at SIC. per yard.
A larp c stock Of VICTORIA LAWNS, sWISSES,
AID Other W HlTE GOODS from auction.
|. Ny MARSElLLES QUILTS from auction arc the
cheapest ever seen. CHARLES HUI ZLER,
ap Gil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04
NARDoZo, FoURQUREAN 8 co.
are now1eceiving their
as, SPRING GOODS,
to which they call especial attention, sitissJ far
the largest, handsomest, and cheapest they have
ever before displayed.
They are now exhibiting superb stock Of


sif BLACK SILKS
lower than ever before, ranging In prices from u
TO IS per yard. Also,
COLORED TRIMMING SILKS Of every shade;
sCOLORED DRESS SILKS In ell the new shades-
plain, checked. plaid, and striped;
a large lot of that splendid BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE, in short lengths, sold SO cheapi
HAMBURGER EDGIEGs, INsERTRGs, and
TRIMMINesi In endless variety;
NOVELTIES in Ereat variety;
Something new in LACE GOODS for overskirss;
Beautiful PRINTS and PEECALEs from &c. per
yard no. 4: e S.ss IL
They hare just opened most attractive stock pf
LADIES, suH-uMBRELLASa and PARksDf.s,
10 which they ask an Inspection before purchasing
elsewhere. These goods are selected With Hesas
care, com pr.stng advanced styles and sr.npalass.
noYel in design and elegznt In nnish With hesntt-
sul hauelss, well assorted in WOOD. IynRY, EARL,
EBONY, and coaaEILAs rendering the DISPLAY OF
Iupnsual ss1clt ID the parchss NH 2e-Sn
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CLOVES eLovEsl

Twelve hun bred pairs tnew shades) TWo.BUT-
TON KID GLOVES t75c. 81, AID S1.25.
For bargains do not fail to call at
WILLIAM THALBIMERS, :.
nah 1S.Tu,Tb&S COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

PARAsOLs! PARAsoLs! 81
enc thousand SILK, COTTON, and ALPACA
PARAsoLs from 25e, to IS apieee-htest styles
| and handles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

ne CASSIMERES for MEN and BOYS
wear at astonishIngly low prices;
COATlNGS and v hSTlNGS very cheap;
PtQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS;
CHECKED and SrRIPED NAlNS0OKs;
TARLETANS, LACE:
STRIPED SKIRTiNGs In white and ecru, lower
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
No. 42o Broad street,
ap1 between Fourth and Fifth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

~ CALICOES at &C.. Sic, and Sc
More of those rood and pretty PRINTS at &c. also,
q large lot of CALICOES and sHIRTINGS At &c.
mh 25
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srI;cTaL n0agsxs.

~ AppEHsOl 's SALE or Law.
5MEDIcAL,a and siIs6RL LANROUsBo0Ks con-
tinted at s O'Clock p. M TO-DAY. BURK,S HIS
sTORf OF VIRGINIA and many Other rare and
valuable editions Hope 10 close out tonight.
Coed bargains always vt the end. split
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

GT RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT THE
OREGON HILL METHODIST CHURCH This
EVENING at quarter 10 o'clock. con Quoted by
members OF the Christian Association. All persons
are welcome to this meeting. ..s.z.z..s,s., /
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sMaETlrns,Iaah.

MASONIC NOTICE. THE nem- 81
ara hereby requested 10 attend slated com-SVsN
fnunicatfoucf their LOtge At she masons1 Bal, on
Franklin street between Eighteenth and Nine
Members OF sister lodges AMI Ill transient prath-
rem In good standlng arc invited % meet with ms.
$3.50 81 order Of ". DC. IS Isl
IPHM 4th, Il. e. 6376, A. 1875. ap4-1t*
THE sIXTY.THIRD ANNUAL MEET.
1 Il ING OF THE VIRGINIA. BIBLE SOCIETY,
for the transaction OF business will be held In the
lecture-rOom OF 81. Paul's church THIS Tuesday,
the Society, and delegates from auxiifariea; and
friends OF the cause cordially invited TO attend
an Alt 1893 M. w, STAPLES Secretary.
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OLlCaBENEFICIALS SOCIETY,"

HATHOLlCa BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
" SPECIAL NOTrCE.-The regular monthly.
meeting OF The above Society win take place THIS
{Tuesday) EVENING at TX o'clock. Every mem
her ID particularly requested TO attend promptly, as
several very important amendments to the laws are
to be considered ana acted upon: By order OF the
President I5 JOSEPH w. IAUBE,
ap4 -It Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
vi The Faculty Of this institution will meet on
SATURDAY, April 18th, at 8 O'Clock, to elect
OF ANATOMY. Candidates
for this position will send In their applications be-
fore that rime 10 JAMES B. MCCAW. Nd. D., Dean.
an S-eodtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

TOAL AND WOOD-REDUCTI IN
~ PRICE, will exchange for the cash eooo,
dry Pine Wood at a. per csrd oak at 49, delivered
free. Spint Coal ut froh $3.50 10 80. 25 per too
OF 900 pounds. Anthracite au Stove, Craze, or
Founory Coal; Cumberland, QuinBimont or CIoEeE
Hill Coal at lowest prices Mt Nineteenth and CARY
NH Ok C.H.PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

GRAY SPLINT Tor Semi CanneD COAL,
VI ATS per ton, 1000 pounds, or t276 per
load, l 900 pounds. seasoned PINE WOOD, 800
per cord ;TOAk, 95 per cord delivered. AAThhshao
CITE COAL at $3.50 aud ~ per ton OF 2,VgV
pounds. ENGINE COAL Of all kinds cheap. pc
sure and make no mistake, but come 10 the r,sns
place-Nineter nth and Cary streets.
NH 90 eod6t {. h. fh1S.
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not fail to promote its comfort and copve-
nieuce. and save 1t great deal of laber.
The economy Of family is an example Of
what should be the economy of q neighbor-
hood. Each citizen should encourage the
neighboring manufacturer, and send of as lit
lie money as poss'ble to buy what may be made
or had at home. Every dollar paid for work
at home Is that much muscle and power kept
at home, and adds to the local independence
and thrift. We must now concentrate
scattering wlIl not do In the present condi.
tion Of society. Wemust make everything we
can, and we must avoid sending eur means
to distant places whence they never return.
A county with ten thousand Inhabitants
wants at least $4,000 worth Of shoes. It
would be idle to suppose that oil the shoes
which that county would need would be
made within its borders; but unquestiona.
bly, large part OF the supply could be made
at home, and 10 tho extent Of the amount 30
made would the means Of the county be. re-
tanned at home and market be established
at The very doors Of the ftrmsr for the pro.
ducts of bis industry.
So, Ia many departments OF manufacture
would people hnd it 70 their interest 10 en-
courage home industry, and to buy nothing
abroad which can be produced at homo. We
are still pursuing fearful system Of nastage
and scattesatiou. The Changers can do their
class no better service than 70 use their best
exertions 70 stimulate homo and nelgbbor.
hood industry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-04

Z YKEN,s VALLEY COAL.-Fori s .as
Ia dred ,oas Of tals sessss.sa coal s e 81. Was
Reliance asd Barnsioe ~ 49, n creek Csn-
S,rna s ssa s.e a sud sntss G9ysfc
and Midlothian Lonp: sofs LSrP M asaSRIIRTa
Oak and Pine Woods ~, 40 and Cary strees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Blasberriss le osna per quart, ADD
very plea,Y Fms bushels hare beer
taken from ono loi pesr Ihe coal kilus ia
West Ar3sgIon.
"A nailoual asg io i.sr2l feet and
bearing TIE names 81 Hayes and Wheeler
Wa. displayed Tor nc frs, time on satuF-
DIS afternoon last. II bangs from =
wire scioss the stree, few rods soalh
Of lhe bole Is This village.
The llspubHeans Of Arlington will
inset Al the Town Hal on Wednesday
evening", Aug q, for TIC purpose Of
fstming ) Hayes and Wheeler Club for
work ID TIC campaign,
shSDGATE.
II. 4. Bennett has issued tickets tor
a Ladies' Centennial party, Aug 10.
The committee Of invitation IL composed
OF lzd.es, also lie floor managers. No
gentleman admitted unless escorted by
lady
= Edwin Rice and Leroy Fitch were
arrested b Officer Bentley on Monday
morning for committing an assault on
Hiram Moffit on Sunday. Our inform
aut reports that Rice aud Fitch went TO
Salem on sunday where they probably
drank more liqaor than they could com.
fJrtably carry. Returning home they
stopped at Moilius, who ordered them
from the premises, when they set upon
him aud pounded hlm so that be is
obliged to keep TO his he'd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
FROM a pnYslClAN.

HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. Z, 1876.
Messrs Seth " Fowle & Sons, Boston:
Gents-Nou may, perhaps, remember
that ! wrote you several weeks ago IN
regard 10 Tie use OF the PERUVIAN SYRur
tor NY Vile, who MAS suffering from
general debility, tie sequence of typhoid
d,senlery. had tried the most noted
physical in this state, and also 10 Can.
ada, withoutreliel, AT yourrecommend.
alton she commenced the use OF the Syr-
up. The first four bottles made but lii.
lie impression, but while taking The fifth
she began TO improve rapidly, and now,
after taking six Of The dollar bottles, she
has regained her strength, aud is able TO
do most OF the work about the house
and leel that cannot spesk TOO highly
IL praise Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. have
prescribed il TO several Of my patients,
and have procured the sale of several
dozens of IL here You can make any
use otthis letter you see fit.
Very truly, II. ID, BELDEN NJ, ID.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Yoa are ksked every day through DO
oolambt Of The newspapers krd by your
drnEgisi to use eamelh.ag fsf dyspepsia
and liver complaint ihtt you Know noib-
ms about, you Eet discouraged spending
money with bot little success Now %
give you satisfactory prooi that Green's
August tiowsr Will cure yoa % 6yspop.
sis aud liver complaint Withsil ils giiecis,
such ~ sout stomach. sick headache,
hAbituRl oosiivencss, palphation of the
heart, heart burn, water brash, c1ming
up Of food sitter ea,iug, low spirits, &cs
We ask you to 20 70 your druggist, Wait
& Hard or Vincent Grover snd get
sample bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try il, or regular size
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
MANCHESTER.

The L 5. centennial envelopes are
for sale al the posl Office.
Henry A Ilurlbut aud Isaac N.
pAelps OF New YORK with their families
arc domciled at the Equinox House
These gentlemen, for various good
reasons, are always heartily welcomed
by the good people Of Manchester,
Among the recent arrivals al the
Gin DAc House, Last Manchester, are
Ljcnl, J +. Morse, L, ). Navy, and
family Of Bso0kIyn, n. Y.
-Estsbrook has new advertisement
Ills goods are highly recommended by
bousekeepers
--Crumac & Pierce advertise carriages
aud family wagons for sale. They are
well made aud durable aud will be a
good inyestmen. for farmers and others.
The executive committee Of the
Hayes aud Wheeler Club are requested
10 meet a, Adams Hail, next Monday
evening al ~ O'Clock, Tor the purpose
OF making arrangements for thorough
canvass Of the town. Il j. hoped that
every member 81 The committee will be
present aud any others " no are interest.
eli 10 the election Of these candidates.
Tho democratic county convention A.
Mort, Remington, Tuesday, nominated
Ibe following ticket Iot county officers;
for Senator's Il Iionghton o. siam
hrt. II 4. Hard, oi Arlington
fof States Attorney -Ihos n. Ih.I,
OF pownAi
For Assistant Judges Lyman l5gers,
OF Salisbury ". n Besbe, Of Dorset.
Judges 81 Probate II. sibes, OF u a.
niuglou, disircEo Vt Bennington; A
Mckee, oi Arlington, district Of Man
chester.
shera-G. I. Montgomery, Shafts.
bury.
High Bama -Cyru, Parsons. Of san.
dersud
The republican caucus, Saturday eve.
Ming, was called TO order bY + " Cook
oAp Of ghu sops committee. Col M 5.
Coburn MAS ELECTED chairman, and y.
X slmands seerclsg Leonard Sargent,
FW Cook, Il. w Dean and u 4. Per.
dy were et,ctcd delegaics, aud l. II.
Coy, L, B.uiax,, J {, Blaekner aud NJ
Cauhsld alieFnstes, 10 The convention a.
Raiaal rharsdsy
Hans AID MurlLEa ClrB. Al.
am hs.l wac cgowued, Monday evening,
tbe meeliua besog called ior tic purpose
q iorniBg a iEyes aud Wheeler club
The meeting wss orgaaised b. he cleo.
tiau Of Col. Cobata. temporary chsir.
ruan, sud u. X. Simonds secretary. Col.
Colbutn, on tAkiug the chair, briefly stA,.
Cd the 0hjecl 81 the association and he
hscess ~ % giving shc candidates roas.
iug MS JFty al abe September eieosion,
"a motion % M. s.mouds committee
81 ave wss sppoluiei by lhe chair 10
dfait taoA ROLES a. miebi be considered
Necessary. aud also present iiss Of eff.
oefs fsI ne cub. Mhlie The eommiltss
wAs prtpsruE iis report, L0veiuud Mon
soa wst ealea upon, aud inside slrons
sBseeb, gsFieg ifets sud hgufes 10 reia
uyn 10 iildeus vat and political record
Aua SHAT We masgrxpecl ifihe aemocrali
gel oonirol II the government. TIE cen
miltee thtn made lbs following Fspon
which was adopted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
sPnctaL MOTORS


@aeantet
The neHt Regular Communication 81 A3du.rsm
Lodge, Y. A. NJ. will be held uu Thursday
evening, Jaly 6, 1870 a. FACTORY Point
}. Il, NHIrFLE, W. NJ
AdontTam Chapter, No. -, a. A. n,
Neat regular o0uyoeAtion on Thursday eggus
ing. Jrly :, Al ~ O'Clock
W. A. BLACK, sect
sktnhsr Pest No. "a. q, A. IT.,
Meets 81 ThAyers Hotel Han. Factory Post, On
the nrst Tuesday evening Of each month,
GRO, II. SESSIONS Commander,
GRAFT Lodge, No. iO4, I. q. G. r.
Meets st Adams Hall every Saturday crchiur
al o'clock. All members Of the "ordrr' are
invited. Degree meetings every nfst and thirG
Wednesday evening OF each month a. z o'clock
7. J, HOYT. l. u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever pat together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
iings, Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is the
Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds
What the White Eminent is for the hu-
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is tor spawned, lame and strained
horses aud animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
Spring Wagons & Carriages

The suhscribars have just reoeiveda car load
b celebrated lion Iisiform Spring Wagons
lie best and most convenient wagon ever Of
fefcd fof ta'e in this market. All wagons sold
BY a. ARE warranted 10 he Q: good workmanship
AID H.Ateral. Oar sfriag Wagons have boxes
With cold round eornsFs, hating two mouldings
running around them, add protected on either
upper Or mHef edge with strtp ~ iron. The
ptess are n. q. olds soa Patent No. 2, Of
beet stcapd Wowth hickory. They have two
iron s,Ats vita full hseis % both. The aIles
ar e9acE haped. bal. -pAlent, Auburn make, Of
beet refined uou, with sohd hsmnsred collar
and Sid end act. The springs are o; The beet
Tag ish steel, iali ground sad wsHsnled Boits
u AprwAy iron. Each wagon has pole and
shtits, with eross bars, leather and silver tipped.
Al ugtas have drop nd baards. unless other
xiss ordtFtd. All tlmbef 10 The wagons is Of
soeond- lrsxth ash q hietory We also have
neu end stceaa hand PhAsi9uA. Toe aud opsn
lussios. a.. CB0MAC A PIRRcE.
heauingtaA. VI, Jsiy 3, Is7e.
Per rae ~ Tha5 sTs Hotel, Paetwy Pslsi, VI
10 fwl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Children cry for Castoria. 1t 10 as
pleasant 10 take as honey, and is abso-
lufely harmless. 1t is sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate The
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri.
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth
IL is a perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for Costiveness in young or old there
is nothing in existence so effective aud
reliable, a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
AGENTS WANTED.


Goods at manufacturers prlces The g0Ct 4
furnished by me 10 agents | receive from M,
man aiActurers. They ars shipped IN large guam
titles and by cheapest routes. In this way save
enough on cost Of goods 20 pay ms Tor hsndln,
them. and give them 10 agents at lower figures
than they can be had II urdeTed Of aly one else
A uial will convince you that thlsisa lac Have
canYassed for five yosrs, have had from
i've to nifty agents at woIk for me al tune, and
l know what agents can do and what articles
viii sell b.st, and eau give useful hints in re.
gard TO best and most fuceesstul nlatheds Of
canyAssng. Shall make your interests my own.
shall be IN receipt Of new and useful artices
as soon rs they are put on the market, and al
ways at bedrock prices. want active agents in
every town In New England. and Nes York at
once 10 canvass on the following named arti
clee, TO whom will give choice II territory aud
bottom Irices, II you apply at once.
MRS. POTTS COLD HANDLE FLAT IRONS
No holder required. Handle never gets hot.
IL detached by spring, and changed from q
cold iron TO hot one quicker than holder
One holder and three irons one OF which IL q
polishing rous, institute set Retail pfice
per set t2.50 IL lads invention, which VIII
nelp to sell 1t TO nearly every lady who has irol-
rug TO DO done. Also
RUSTIC SHADES AND NEW KINDS CF FIX.
TUREs, ALL COMPLETE,
tor from GO cents to a. Is per window, according
10 style Of shade and slze Of window
TAYLoRS SAFETY lock-, BURGLAR PROOF
Can be put on in five minutes without cutting
TIE door. II locks the tplndle by pushing i
slide. Retail price Is cents.
EUREKA COPYING INK AND BOOK
No press, brush, or water required. Sells read
tiy 10 business men-saYes the cost Of a press
3O0-psge book and half pint Of ink 50 IS. ihayc
sole conttol OF md am manufacturers agent tor
the above ARTICLES Shall keep above goods 10
stock alao p,per aud envelopes, and any boob
Published Furnished at bedrock prices Cal
and see them, or send postal card to my g
dress, and viii call and show samples.
EMERSON ESTABRO0K.
FACTORY POINT, Bennington Co, VI.
Liberal terms TO agents. Manufacturer
ageit for the New England States aud New
York, Manufacturers phase aend sample OF
circulars, or both, with DO tom puce for COCO
selling articles, to the aJoye address.
July oath, 1876
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Yoar osmnHies. faf tbs osEsgsra'
efa Hates go Whesf eeb. respect.
fats ftFfetsat lAa tiss tats "a the
msittts asu8ic3 g. taem u8aer eausil.
er1il9a asa - leave rs tepati s. tu.3.
sb3e gsstsous f.g 5be eaoes q sail o..
isc iaHan
F8s president ~ a 3 Mace for
Nae ptes8lens, I 81 60 barn, Z -
IIauie Hubbt1 Lsafp. , b. ii9als-
a.. r BHurs q llet John
Baiis. s.. n Bayfiaa T. 10 GayJ b.
WsH, " a, Adaut , j. rUtjy 30.
. Tsylof. A b. way u " Dean
f5r secretary, 49, A. Black e0r0spoaa.
lea secretary. D d smouds treasurer
b9syu Amss executive committee,
Ramsey Howard 5. q Cone, + y smlth,
- " Cook. 6 g. Burton, q q Re D.
iHg. 1alesm CsaBtid, .rrumsu PelkIos,
q. "a P0ad. : " B3uu, } H. Nh.p-
pie, } W Eetbe. q u Sessions, G. r..
,weit, u u Dyer Amos Richardson,
Cbss n kiag, Aonz W}ma0, u T..
B0ufu. Lofehud Manson, Cass Meets,
o " Hose, Gin5ld 0ilm0ic.
Aud year committee beg leave further
10 repou, thai 10 constitute q member Of
tbt Hayes and Wheeler club, such person
sAsl be resident aud legal voter q the
,owupf Nagebcster Bennington county,
ahd .llai s.1u, Of eaaso % have iguet,
his uatae 10 tie following:
We, Toe uuder.lgned legal voters and
residents u tho town Of Manchester,
county of Bennington, 10 the state ol
Vermont, hereby declare ourselves eu-
rolled member. Of the lIs}es and Wheel
ct clab, afd a. such members We hereby
pledge ourselves 90 Use aa honorable
means 10 secure lbe election oil Rather
fefd Il. Ha}es aud William a. Wheeler.
q. president AVID r.ee-pusident Of ibe
United States
Mr. Miner, GA taking the chair, made
few telling remarks aud explained
what T. mean, by democratic reform,
NJ Miner was followed by ex Governor
Sargent, j. " Beebe, Rlnuey Howard,
j. v Carney, y. X, smonds, }. Il. Me
Navigation aud n $. Co'burn, who all
made short bug stirring speeches, which
ctiIcd forth ircqneut applause TIE
meeting then adjourned 10 meet in two
weeks at Manchester village. Over two
hundred members signed The roll, aud a
great deal Of enthusiasm wa manifested.
Tie campaign in Manchester has fairly
commenced.
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no noNsuMprIuEs

The advertiser, an old physician, re ircd from
BY an RAst India Missionary the formula o. !
sample Vegetable Remedy, tor tho speedy and
pprfnsnent Cure o. Consumption, Brnnchetis,
Catarrh, AsthmA, and al Throst aud Lung AZ
feet ons, also = Positive aud Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility aud alb Nervous Complaint.
otter having thoroughly tested It's wonderful.
curative pOsers In thousands &c cases feels Il
his duty TO nnsks II Known 30 hi. suf-iiHg ial-
lows. Acnated by this motive and connection
tiou- desire 10 relieve human suffering, be vii
send free Of charge TO all who desire ii ih,s
recipe, with full directions for preparing and
successfully using, Sent BY return mail by nd
dressing
DR.. W. C. STEVENS.
26ly huoroo Block, Syracuse, n Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effects !. such as Sour
Stomach, llabitual Cosliyeness, Heart
Burn, Water Brash, coming up OF the
food, coated tongue. disagreeabe taste in
the mouth, palpilation OF the heart and
All diseases of the Stomach and Liver
Ewo doses Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively is not Il case ia the United States
it will not cure. If you doubt this 90 to
YOUR druggist, Wait ~ Hard, or Vincent
Grover and get sample bottle for l0c.
I'D try it, Regular size 75c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

-Saerman Weed has a IA, loader IN
use on his farm ibsi works perfectly.
taking he bay - ieft b. lbe bofse rake
and pnning il Oh lhe load 10 glesn ard
wofAmannke manner 81 The rate " one
lon Ia four miuuic1. To Is convinced
Of its utility one has ouly lo 80 aud zee
Il Al wofk. a great nSng have been TO
see j. operas, aud al ~ away saying i
Is - a. great an inyeaIi3u - ,he moving
machine. The loader comes from The
wei ka9wB frm q sluu0a & Caaa'n.
IL. Clark, with 6ge cows snd borse,
tel ih,onsh the toWu farm bridge ast
Esek. The boy Wa badY bruised hug
so bonts weie broken. Tee briogs was
oid aud deeAyed. Farmers having bridges
mol maeh used should look - lhsm be-
fore hesvy losds ere dnven across
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