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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

On and after MONDAY, 9Th instant, ROUND
TRIP TICKETS will be sold between Richme end and
Philadelphia at S14.7O. Limited to THIRTY DAYS
from date OF Issue. 49,. --ar
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS between Richmond aud
Baltimore, IS, via Shepherd and trains leaving
Richmond at A. M. and $3.50 p. N. only. Limited
to FIVE DAYS from date Of issue. -
Passengers leaving Richmond on the a. A. train
arrive at Philadelphia CSC p. 81 on the same day
four hours In advance OF any other route.
Tickets on sale at offices or A. W. CARRIER, No. e26
Main street; Exchange Hotel, and 1t Company Of
cc. corner of Eighth and Byrd streeta and at Eight
aud Rroad streets = ~ G. A. TAYLOR, y
ie Kim ..,-- General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-01

There is no such danger now, II there ever
was. The rantanherouS KELLY has grace
fully given in his adhesion, and all the others
will initiate his example. The truth OF tic
matter is, Tammany wisely concludes that
it is much safer TO jump aboard the
train than to stand on the track when it is
missing. We are as confident that Governor
TILDES will carry the State of New York
bv more than fifty thousand Majority rs we
are that he will be elected to the presidency
and we are rs confident That he will be elect
ed to the presidency us we are that there
will be an election in November.
There arc hundreds of thousands OF indie
pendent voters who, since both parties have
made their nominations and promulgated
their platforms, nave doubtless determined
to take the Democratic side in the contest
that is coming. There will Dea larger German
vote for rIIDEN and HENDRICKS than has ever
been received by any Democratic candidate
for the presidency. AS the canvass pro
crosses the people will be brought more
and more to appreciate the necessity for re-
form; end it is not to be expected that the
reformer will be found in the friend Of the
Administration whose nomination was so
acceptable, and whose election would be SO
grateful, to GRANT in the expiring agonies
of the last hours OF his official life.
The outlook is beautifully fair. The sky
has some clouds in it, it is true; but we
think we sec, and see clearly, not only that
TIDES and HENDRICKS will be elected, but
that the Republicans will be amazed at the
majority against their party. We have o
formidable, well-organized enemy to con-
tend with, but we have the strength to beat
him, and we have only to exert it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence Of It's success and
superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe coughs, colds settled on
the breast, consumption, or any disease
of the throat and lungs A proof of that
fact is that any person afflicted can get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try its
superior effect before buying the regular
size at 70 cents 1t has been lately intro
duced in this country from Germanyand
It's wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that use t. Three doses win relieve
any case. Sold by Wait & Hard, Man.
chester, and V. Grover, Factory Point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
4 raw WORDS TO FTUnLN ANn
pHLttkEE MOSES.

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rs nv. rieroe. " u 81 ihe Wgflat
fpfFpeusary. rufaio y d Auth f
eTbe Peoples Common sa6o Aicl
Advstt eit
kuoaine iAat SEA- aT 3
efcbt aaoaui 81 aIHg iaa. ie
as guar part has strong I
pn1elk li, ana ae longer SEQ
~ m1gs yea have 81 endure a1a e
more difficult 81 1ge faaf
ass VbysislaH, wha ala daif
aY seurs at Yoaf o
4au. tAai an constantly ue 'H
,h1se who have Bern 'ra'g1 far ite.y
aimeut. FOR months #s3h0af l80g heue-
Geod ID the .tA.t, aat 3fel asFe oaAue
Perfectly Discouraged aH8 4M
made up their aiaa never GO aAa
er dose % medicine, % BE tortured d
aay further irtaimrat They Gi rather
die and hsye their SOC ring ended ttHa
70 i've sud suffer So ttey have lH
ssy they are worn gai ~ SUD tinS, ard
are only made worse hy treatment Oh
anything more dlsc1uraeiug, SIC certainly
cannot conceive, and were there 30 moro
successful mode 81 treating such d.f,le1l-
ties than that tie principles 81 Which
teach the reducing and depicting oi ihe
vital forces of t1e system, when ibo indie
cations dictate treatment directly tAe
reverse 81 the GUe adopted iae tlemt
their case would 3e a4p'ored Wdsga
Bat, lady sufferers, tIlgg Is @ better a0a
iGr more suctss iUl plan oi Ugst@eht .sE
YOU; one mote 10 harmony Wtla Jae
laws and requirements 81 Nalf FsteW
a harsh, Irritating eaast.e tT tmrataua
strong medicines Will never cure yuu B
YOU would use rational musus, such As
common sense should dictate go every
intelligent lady, tahe sJt4 mep.eiues ts
gmbody the very best iaoraiiHg tohies
aud ngryiues, compounded WiIh special
reference 10 your delicate sg Iem. @aga
happy combination sou WliI und iu uf
Fay0ute Prescription which has rrtafed
the highest praise from thousands ol
your sex. Those lauquid, tlrcsomo sen.
sations, causing YOU 20 feel scarcely able
10 be on your feet or ascend flight 81
stairs; that continual drain that is sap
ping from your system al! your former
elasticity, aud driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain upon
your vital forces that renders you irrit-
able and iretiul- may all he overcome
and subdued by a persevvring use Of that
marvellous remedy, Irregularities aud
distractions 10 the proper working Of
your system are relieved by this mild aud
safe means, while. periodical pains The
the existence OF which is sure indication
Of serious disease that should not be neg
leeted, readily yield to il, and ii its ule
be kept up for reasonable length Of
time, the special cause OF these pains is.
permanently removed. Further light on
these subjects may be obtained from
"The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in which | have deYoted a
large space to the consideration Of all
forms Of diseases peculiar TO your sex
This work will be sent postpaid to any
address on receipt of 81 3d. My iayorite
Prescription is sold by Druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
Sma euHue ugu.te +
HARTFORD. CONN
lrs SA2tG INDICATES les QUALITIES

les. Deeauso il j. a1sgsed 60 81 taaa1nts Of
family sewing.
2l Beaausa ii cen be readily eompraeaas8
BE- auE nal at5hllE tQ Sow
at Haeaaee e @guH 90 easily.
ash Because u sg at#a4a uaay 1ad never
fEHas al ''lsH.7
asi raesesall aIH do tuy lAd of souag
91aH lH.# #aa#EHF aNa tGHeI tatEa altata 45lss.H
Jbal ang 0tllsr machine.
ttl. because % ia asIfEaIusauE.
fth. because u 4e made 90 the very best ma.
torelr, aad ia ihe most tAarOdgh manner, aisQ
Vii never wear 0ut.
Itisa two.throad machine, making an elastic
Lueh-Sutch.
Ithas a -tr8ight short needlo,
IL has shuttle With Patent Spring Tension.
lts unpct Tonren requires no m6uiputaaHg
10 admit Che passage % kinky on uneven thread
whether linen, cotton Cr Hlk.
re dilnE "a done upon The under si0e bS
| turning i up on its hingcs and soiltlg goods s
impossible
d. stmi d solid asa lrm,
~ table # long an3 raofaw
EycfY part Works positively, apd ltiau at56nb-
j'et the yielding ur mceFisn operation of
syringe
Ao machine costs go little Tor new parts and
repairs,
Naedlee, and all articles required, sra 1ar.
uishcd at less prices than ta0sp i1r 0lueT mH-
chimes,
The above Sewing Machine ia offered by tbis
paper nv Il premium i0r clabs--seo forms
Agents wanted for every town iu this vicinity.
Address S. above and state ia what paper you
sqw this gAvr basement Etf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together BY medical
science for rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c., is the
Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds.
What the White Liniment is for the hui
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

Children cry for Castora. II is as
pleasant to take as honey, and is abso-
lutely harmless IL is sure TO e&pel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate The
bowels and stomach, aud overcome rri-
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth.
1t is perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for Costiveness IN young orold there
Is nothing in existence SO effective aHd
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

For the past few days we have had
aud are still having a little Old Yer
mont winter, about Is inches Of snow
having fallen. sieighing is the best we
have had this winter. After this sugar.
ing.
Last Thursday evening the Calico
Dance came off aud a right merry one il
was, Caliker bad, for few days pre-
vious, been at premium, and the only
work on hand was dress making. Judg-
ing from appearances we mast give the
Ladies credit OF being perfect dress
makers aud hope ca their account that
this advertisement will be sufficient to
supply Them With sll they need Eud the
single ones with good husbands. Some
OF "get ups" were worth noticing. First
saw a complete Asjlr Generals dress
OF about 40 years ago aud inside our
TREND j l.. G. next was our Fl q Leg
get 10 WashiuRtoniou costume, kuee
breecbes aud an T d. had on an au-
Client Ladies wrapper snd others had On
Calico Shirts with ruAled blossoms ara
Sleeves. Mr.. ~. L. IS lad On an an-
eieli Bloc Calico, can iusI r5mem Der
d seeing tie ike @ years age, high
backed Cap, spgciae.e' Cha, She said Sic
could see witl = aeil a. without there
being no glasses 70 those who know
hcr ], u useless 10 say thai she aete3 her
character 60 The amusement d ALL a.
20 the other Ladies their dresses we're
80 ngar alike 81 TO style 'hat viii only
say that iaey were b .syel5 danced q.
well sud aeied Is wti, IS when dressed
ia their best IN fact lam convinced
thas iady isa laiy whether Ga silks 81
calico Use masie wAs, MF jacobs aBd
+ 10 sdd tbas d was good seems uaucces
sorry ioe Cream and cake donated b,
tome ofthe 4die. was sod 81 Tie uodsr
sic charge IS lq eeuts s blg dish, SIC oaly
tault foaua Nas d wss 50 casa. Tee De-
E proceeds Of 81, soBe SIS goes toward
] buying Al orgsn for cur church, and have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
WISTAR,S BALSAM Of
WILD CHERRY

Caugbs. Colds. Er0nehlis. Aofs Throat IL.
sgcaza CfaeP. Nhoopias Cough. Hoafsensss,
lHFef gpmFhiut. ta.As "a e1faaess IL the Chest
~ w sdHs 81 tbe Lungs and sFefy ~.
el-aga of Gee 4hEasg. LlhFs ana Chest afa
tiy sht pefInA 1entg cured 10 ihe Hse u
pA WgsFtAk BELekE ~ Wan CaKaKF wAisl
49es not 8fy aps cough aud leave ths eauss
bsiaindi AZ u tls eAsa sl8b meet remedies bat
.-ets Is, e.eslsss tbs lgnEs an4 allkys lygIta.
900. flsEs removing the etass " the esmplslAt.
CONSUMPTION CAN m CUhED
ay Lmeig 6ssaft - fs3s standard remedy.
pfauib 81 AgAafeas u testlaloalAis il hss
Eakan
Aaal ga1H.ls u1aess signed ~ BUTTE On
ebe snapper
yse- Az q ) hottie lafgs bottles much ehsao.
sr hkTh N. FOWi.E sons, Pfopsietofs.
boston, 4ass, se.d ~ asAiefs gsasudy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

All who suffer from coughs, colds
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough, and
the most to be dreaded Of all, Coasump.
ton, can find sure relief in Or. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which cures
when other remedies fail. SOC aud . q
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

~ u bAAhs DA9iatAtNt4'
raer8m FONT
1 TIE Coed Tena.srs La &c bold 5 dra-
mste entertainment at Adams nali Oh
Wednesday aye6.Uy Hasea y, 60 l-2
o'clock THE Stumbling block. OF how
obs deacon came 90 give up DIS wine,
will b. .tt6d Hi,b rec.satous, poems aud
music io make the occasion one Of in
l,5as aud pleasure Admission % cents
/ The pubic are Invited.
+ ~. A. Adams has been appointed g.
! gent for HgsFlg Oh Che ars, slass Sewing
Machines and II yoa wish to purchase .
new machine, attachments, needles o.
on you viii iud his prices 70 SUIT the
times.
The Sugar Festival and donation
visit, fer tbe benefit OF Rev joel Martin,
which was to have been held at Adams
Hail. Tuesday evening, was postponed,
90 account OF the storm, until this Thnrs-
day evening. We hope there will be a
full attendance.
There will be special meeting o.
Adouiram Lodge Thursday eve, at seven
O'Clock, for work on the third degree.
DORSET.
sugar making is adjourned until the
snow storm Is over,
Mrs. Dr.. T. Farwell Is in town At
present spending a few days.
There are few cases Of sickness in
town, particularly among Old people.
VIM. Manley is confined to the house
with rheumatism, Mr.. Titus Sheldon is
very low and not expected 70 recover.
Dr. Holley is kept busy. Air, Charles
Field IS improving, bat not yet able to
start on his travelling tour.
Our young peoples reading circle
are 10 meet at Mr.. Spaford Holley's this
week Thursday evening.
Some OF the Gospel Workers are
coming here this week to assist is relig
ious services, the meetings to commence
Friday. Eleven persons united with the
church the first Sabbath Of this month.
The Centennial gathering last Thurs
day evening under the direction OF Mrs.
G. NJ. Sykes, assisted by others, was
quite well attended, but few hours be-
fore the time OF gathering a severe storm
came on, rendering it impractcable for
any one al distance 70 attend, aud %,
although there were many there, for so
bad night, yet it was partial disap-
pointment aud many relic that was
designed for the occasion failed to be
present Miss Vance brought darning
needle once owned by Hannah Dustan Of
revolutionary fame; also very large
key that was once used to lock the log
cabin Of Daniel Webster, in his early
home. Charles Baldwin had some an-
cient books and other curiosities. Mrs.
IL. b. Kent had an ornsment--either
copper or brass--that was plowed up
from II. Holley's garden ten years since.
II was IN form Of shield with thirteen
stars, bearing The inscription 1870, and
is supposed to have been worn on the
cap Of an officer. Mrs. g. NJ. Sykes had
pewter platter that was used at the
communion service when the American
Board was organized. Among the amuse-
ments Of the evening were the listening
to recitation from memory, by Miss
Fanny Field, "An Ode to Freedom, by
James Russell Lowell. Miss Ada Pratt
also read an account Of an oid-tlme
Thanksgiving that was 50 life like and 50
well rendered that it drew many smiles.
Willie Holey reoitcd "The Midnight
Ride of Paul Revere very creditably.
The amount realized was about eight
dollars.
EAST DORsET.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge. r. a A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, March 9, 1876, at Factory Point
J. II. WHIPPLE, W. VI.
Adoniram chapter, No. Is, X. A. NJ.
Next reguiar conyocation on Thursday even
ing, March l6, at ~ o'clock
W. A. BLACK, Sect
skinner Post No. ~, &. A. r.,
Neets at Coburn House Hall, Factory Point, an
the first Tuesday evening Of bhch month.
GEO H. SESSIONS. Commander
Grant Lodge, No. f0i, 1. o. g. n.
Neets at Adams Han every Saturday evening
al Z o'clock All members Of the "Jr8erA are
invited Degree meetings every fret bnd tbira
Wednesday evening Of each month % O'Clock,
r. J. HOYT T. u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

beard 5lmiea hnsasg 81 Apo,her soo.A.
xaauHg ior he saIas ssjec,
Mrs. Olive Demninx, aaughior q
John sssmway ore 81 lhg arss settlers q
Dorset aad iown clerk from l-s' 20 ISIS
s1s wife 81 HefjAmla pemmine who
HU'H ls Aease new kaepn - tie NJ Is.
Rbgv Hotel. u 1855 where sic has
red erey 70 ycars, died Tuesday. Mar
"a. 81 ne sEs 81 years and 10 months
ila teaIih has been good. hsr mind ard
Blu5Hy ua.mp2lred uat.l tie pAsl two
years aud aAye e!iea seen her reading
without glasses aaul cate rccent'y
Previous q Der death iJr many years
there were iaur generations 10 the honec
saa bet ono ot sach generation, she
leaves Bot Eve descendants Her lanor-
81 ou Thursday was largely attesded BY
sii tbs nsigbb3rs The services perform
Cd by Ecv. Mr.. Eastman Of Factory
Point, were very instructive, impressive
and consolipg, thus passed az AZ one Of
Dorset, oldest inhabitants. 'Requiscat
I'll pace"
Tie exhibition at District No. II
Friday evening was q great success.
All the performers were perfect 10 their
parts sud their pieces were well chosen.
The Paper, edited By Air, Earl i. An
drews and Miss Nellie +. Wait and writ
ten by them aud the scholars, was surely
enc they may feel proud Of,
The programme is IS follows.
lst. Reading by the school; in concert.
II was well done.
End. Dialogue, "Old Ladies WiIl.n +.
F. Andrews, L. aud II. Buiiam, aud Z.
Harwooa, Laughable parts were well
sustained.
Srd. Playing School, Mas Edna NJ,
Wait, Teacher. Miss Jennie Dexter,
Flora and Hattie Marsh, Master Herbert
and Everett Dexter, and Charley Lane,
scholars. This school was well kept.
4th. Taking the Census. This was a
very humorous Irish farce. The actors
were Miss Florence and Nellie Buffum,
Miss Annie Lovett, Master Fred An
drews, William Gardner, b. Dexter, the
teacher aud several others.
9th. Nieodmus discomforture, or the
Sleeping Sentinel, Miss Florence Buffum,
Emma G. futile, Nellie f, Wait and Mr..
w, Gardner, this piece was we'll snstain-
ed and created some fun.
9Th, Country and City. Mrs. Wait,
Nellie r, Wait, Florence Buiinm and
Emma G. futile. There were several
pieces read and spoken by nearly all of
the scholars during the evening and
several of the parents took an active part
10 the exhibition and all went home
pleased at the evenings entertaiH ment.
An old teacher told me that District No.
II might well feel proud of her Pupils.
An aged lady who has lived In Dorset
Go years, now East Dorset, has pieced
bedquilt in her seventeen year, contain
ing 274l pieces.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

saa8 C9gpara Ihe Influence " tlIa stomach on
thebHaiH should he carefully heedcd. Let the
taiEagA bs il slight degree disturbed, ard the
HtFe nervous system becomes sufferer. Bring
.be stomach 10 i htaithy tone and the nervous
.f4sr Happily, there e 10 necessity far any long
4sHFanaoiaant pl the functions Of the stomach,
NHn. l aRll.s FtLLs WG hHve ~ peffeft D CONS
DHaia1a, admirably adapted igryeiid They have
Stood ll0 trat u years, and have exhibited Aton-
agilG properties most wonderful. Their wise Use,
" faeplAg TIE sYstem - perfect order, promotes
longevity aud nhat Is far better, ensures The fall
mlWma " u the t.me spent here. We uHs them
SHi u9a thof value. fl9reace ,K&E.l Pioueef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
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" ""I8 VIZ ." TIT '"RfIFs"H'as
Avoid sB strong purgaiye piils which only ~
hausf tbe mucous sfefesi0Ds sud wear ont nature.
Jh HalAlsoss FEnsfllEIG L1zKsDss arr just
fHa opposite u.tY restore tha digestion Quieken
ID isai, std tone ~ 'la NLaio system, thpn cur.
a uFea aaa HeaiiaeIe, Dizziness Piles aud 40
5s4asE retuis u HalaTusL e0ssrgsuOs, the ehief
asua ~ AQ4itu, especially among women. Trial
bgr BOO fars boK 01e., Hiailed free for the last
pftaes
On HAKnI6OkN ICELAND BAIGAM,
asp.si4ila cure tor C9uoHs, HoAEsfR Eas ADD Al
lusssT End l+pNa Complaints. tor sSss BY n
IS HARRISON q 90, FroHfletas No. / Ire
aoAE zmp.e b9siani aud " al Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

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sheie wtrt na tfslas ofw tA rota gbs
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taad ea shtatuseJ o Represent the
SLATE 81 Fera la aae ga.#a feFae.e4p
BAIaas Convention. ia hs ba.d lu the
s.s e. Cuaaag. oa "Wednesday, &c
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aamHulrg esuI.dles lar Size eshsas af
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-25

There is negro woman living near
Fort Valley, Ga, who is l2o years
old. She plowed corn during the
Revolutionary war, and cooked for
Gen. Jackson during the French and
Indian wars.
Gilbert Lichtenberger, q we'll
known citizen OF Mount Vernon, Po-
sey county. Ind, died on II train on
the Evansville & Terre Haute rail
road, near Princeton, on Wednesday.
The sixteenth annual meeting OF
the National Educational association
will be held at Baltimore, July 10th,
18th and 18th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-25

During speech In the House of Rep
resentatives the other day, by Single
ton of Mississippi. he fell into a warm
alteration with Gen. Garfield, in
which he was badly worsted. When
his speech appeared in the Record, this
part of it was left out, which caused
the omission of al Garfield's re-
marks, as well as portion of his own
This was gross violation of the rules
and practice of the House, and on Fri
day Hon. John III. Baker, introduced a
resolution, calling the attention of the
House to the omission, with view to
its correction. The resolution pro-
duced sharp debate, and then the
House, by "a strict party vote, refused
to have the gross and insulting Ian
guage of ''Brigadier General" Single
ton made a matter of record. That
House is very careful to consult the
feelings and wishes of Confederate
Brigadiers. The Union Major General
had to take back seat.