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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
From TIE Chicago Tribune Nav 1911.

Spring Wheat This marke, was quit. bull
sh on yesterday The advices rs well Is the
surroundings OF the trade being rather unfav-
orab,e for the bear interest. the shorts took
Lac all around. Though the movement was
irregular, the feeling was exceedingly strong.
and the condition of affairs was satisfactory for
sellers. Our receipts continue light. and as
the stocks at the principal centres show
steady reduction. the indications favor higher
prices as the season advances. Ssller June
Is still the favori.e deal in local speculative cir
Giles. On yesterday cash No : closed a. 81
| 05 SIS. No WAS in fair request at 95a 95Sc
for regular houses. Rejected sold >. Sass l-.c
Northwestern and Illinois Central receipts If
| No sold st CSC. Cash sales include; No "a
cars 1t 81 ,O5 l-2 30 100 bu At ei06 a. cars at
81 %. No as cars At IS lac: cars ct IS 3-4c
3 cars N. W. 1t Sc; cars L. o. It CSC. Re-
jected--2 cars 1t Sc: cars At 99c all on track.
options Sellers Nav Vas quiet :. l-4al-oc
under June. Sellers June opened Il q 06 IA;
tluctSated subsequently between q % sal.
Us SIS, and closed af D " "a. Seller July
sold at q O6 5-Sal u 80 and closed q d O6 \
Northwestern WheAt---The sales Of Mime.
sofa, receipts on yesterday we've limited to I
cars No /: st u o. IL and few small sampl'
offerings.
The leading produce markets were general,
stronger yesterday, with fair activity The leal
was taken by wheat, which was excited, chief
" a. consequence Of foreign news, and tn
other MARKETS followed suit The fears Of
war on Turkey seem to be stimulating Ruro
. pean BUYERS to Law In supplies, 80 asto b rad
! for the higher prices which would inevitabl
follow such war il that war were of any bC
the briefest dnration. Eastern buyers too
the same view of the situation. and WeSter
dealeas were affected in > similar WAY Som
doubt was expressed in regard to the truth {
the quotations Of higher liverpool. the resso
advanced being that Monday Is not = mark
day there. But ii is scarcely open to dcul
I that English wheat buyers advanced the
: limits 70 correspondents on this side OF Il
; Atlantic, giving perm ssion to buy = an q
vance Of about l-ac Per bu from Saturday
: prices They have held olF / long tme, view
. ing the rather large accumulat;ons Il prinsip
5 points - very good reason fcr net heirg IN
i hurry to buy. But il Is Tot improbable th
Il even without war in Europe or Asia th
i assumed plethora Of STOCKS would have be-
i found 10 t- only arsiieially. Is France. fro
u which country Great Britain expected to 81
: tain considerable quantities, Is nov buying
y the supply Of her own needs, and with NJ
b the apparent surplus would b. absorbed
e rapidly = ice sy1plxsAs under : July a
= MsanuAile or reo~ipes q ~ kinds q -
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
Extracts from the Mark Lane Express Q,
Nav |, 1876

TIE revival Of bright spring weather noticed
last week has continued, and any further I'M
toward return Of the wintrv temperature seems
for the pressr.s AZ least, unlikely. Under such
favorable auspices the aspect Of the country
nas undergone great improvement. and the
backward sppsaiance Of wsald and wood has
been changed by the vivifving powers OF
warmth and Sunshine Rain IS, however, still
reported from many districts: but in mos parts
Of the country, Scotland excepted, the spring
appea1s to b. rapidly making up the lee way
loR 1t the beginning of the month. Com
plants from the farmers are now bat rarely
heard, and the increased supplies Of Rnglish
at indicate that the dimi1ution d sp1ips
o. has given them leisure to dsvoes =
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
THE GREATEST OF TIE MONOP-
OLIES.

The Waseca Radical says with great
truth:
All other monopolies in this country dwarf
into insignifcance when compared with the
railroad and telegraph business. The people
are simply at their mercy. For instance, the
company that controls the associated press
dispatches, at st. Paul, hold, the franchise at
sac, 900. That is to say, any man desiring to
obtain the privilege Of receiving dispatches
and paying for them, must first pay $40, 900 for
it. Since the same company now controls the
dispatches, both at ST Paul and Minneapolis,
we should not be surprised to learn that the
privilege is considered worth CSC, 900 dollars.
Nearly all the great, leading daily papers Of
the country belong to, and uphold this mon
strous and unjust monopoly. Is it any won
der, then, that these papers are opposed to the
passage Of any law for the breaking up Of
monopoliess Is it anything surprising that
these papers sustain the railroads IN their ex
tortions, and rice uerso2
And the difficulty is to suggest any
remedy for this great and growing evil.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
Insurance..

/. F. A. Studdart Of st. Panl is the man to
apply to il you want Fire or Life Insurance.
He represents some Of the best companies, fore
ign and domestic, in the world. and his cherges
are always reasonable. Try him. Call upon
Linn at his place OF business over Dawson &
Co.'S Bank or write him by mail.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

GEND CSC to G. P. ROWELL &CO.. New
pYork, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing
lists Of 5000 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost Of advertising. 87-lv
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
The -Anti-Monopolist.

continue to he unusually light, especially IF
We leave out Of the account the grain that is
only billed through here, and our stocks are
rapidly decreasing.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25
Be Not Deceived

For full information concerning this unriv-
led harvesting machine, send for desert ptive
circular to
ST. PAUL HARVESTER WORKS,
92-4m. st. Paul, MINI.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BRrrToN.

No reply has yet been received by the twelve NOM
bers Of the Grand Jury of the Kings County Court Of
Sessions for tho November to the complaint ned
by them with Governor Tden in the early part OF last
week. against District Attorney Brtton Mr.. Henry
A. Richard Samuel Voorhees, and two other members
who signed the paper, in which Mr. Brilton was ac-
his political friends In order shield the latter
investigation" intend going ~ Albany in a couple
receive satisfactory from the Executive
They aege thai the District Attorney did
with them In their efforts obtain the attendance OF
certain gas company official a witness when they
preparing the indictment against Mr. Fowler, Of
the Board Of City Works Mr.. Britton who denies this
emphacay says that the evidence before that Grand
Jury was.not OF itself sufficient upon which frame
Indictment but he handed over tho unfinished work
30 the December jury and they with further evidence
which he procured we're enabled TO frame the ndIct-
ment which was presented to the Court on Friday last
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
pIEp

ABBorT.-On Saturday, January ], JrLn BEDELL,
wife OF George Abbott aged 43 years
The relatives aud friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, S5A hcs
SD ST., on Monday At two p "
BAcoN-on January /, 1876 MoRiIIA $ BAcos' OF
Boston, aged 40 years. ,
The relatives and friends OF tho family are Invited
10 attend her funeral on Monday az Two O'Clock r. M
from the residence OF her brother, j. r. BACON -
Downing street
Boston papers please copy -
BoytAS'-In Brooklyn on Saturday, January l, 1870,
ANY BorLAS wife OF Patrick Boyan Ia the o2d year OF
The relatives and friends OF the iamily arc respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral on Tuesday morn
ng at ten O'Clock from her late RESIDENCE lS1 Doug
Las St from thence 70 81 ralPs church, where
rcouic mass viii be offered for hc Tcpose Of her sool
BLuxoxx In this city on saturday, January l.
1870 sARAH widow OF Joseph bluxome, aged ~ years
funeral services At her late residence No 500 West
45th st, on Tuesday, January A, AZ III A. NJ Inter
meat al Trinity Cemetery
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

sUPREME ECouRr-cnAEHKRs--H by Judge Barrett
First Mondays motion calendar
SUPREME COuRr-GESERAL TERM-Wold nv Judge
Davis Nos 10 "A inclusive, 50 l3s inclusive 1855
266 inclusive 266h 26T 70 273 inclusive 2T3 2Ta
TO 204 inclusive, 294h 295 to 3OS inclusive 5O3 3O4
20 1858 inclusive.
suPERIoR CouRr-sPEcrAL TKEM-Held by JUDGE Don.
ohue. ue.-Demurrers-Nos TO ~ Inclusive. Law and
FacI-Nos. 10 2S5 inclusive
suPREME COURr-CIRoUiT-Part Held BY Judge
DonOhue.-Nos 1922 1459. 453, l65Sh, 255s, "a
46i 1879 s47s, s44O i64i 1856 229i 1929 s9di 8l87
22s5, 2237, 2239 2269 2271. 22sT, 1851, 1883 2037
s35 s95 449, 2O4s, 1855, 227l F Part Held by
Judge westbrook 1892, 9Odk 2706, l04s, 63oh
lO2S, 1886. 1854, IFS, COS, 2204 - l2s4 lol4 ma
344l 225 236 992 233s 9S2 452A 29i4 3634 46s, $40
$3.50, 9,sS, 4oO5, l4l, $685. 1853 1891, ;lSH, l5i5,
1851, 3999 74535 3O0l 1922, 4009 3G5l, 1885, SD
ss3h, S9l, 1919 S99k. 49, 2s49
SUPERIOR COURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Curtis, sedgwick aud Van Worst Appeals from orders
Nos TO IL inclusive, general calendar Nos. 70 81
inclusive.
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPRcrAL TERM-Hoh by Judge
Sanford. Issues OF law Nos to inclusive. issues OF
fact Nos. TO "a inclusive.
SUPREME CoURT-THAL TERM-Held by Judge
MonelL-Nos l419, 5T5, OIL S63 $40, 40l. sos, I4l
673, 500, 7Sl l,Sll, TIL 1853, 965. Part 2-leld by
Judge sper-96O 7o2 SSO s2s 1906 1884, s54, $50. 6Sl
COMMON PLKAs-GkSERAL Travelled by Judges
DAILY, Robinson and Larremore.-Nos 10 l72 inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-EoulTY TERh-Held by Judge DAILY
Nos. l TO II inclusive
COMMON PLKAs-TRrAL TKRM-Part Held by Judge
12i5 GIL, s23h 800 ,632, IOO2, l. $50, 5Ta, s.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Shea Nos 6340 6S20, 625l, 6ll3 5s4s, 5s07, 5740,
6l96, 341l 1885, 4425, 2sS6, 247o 6Ol4 5979 Part .
Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. 1861, 1892, 1898, l592
s47O S6iO S3l7 1925 6s7o 5652 560s 6l74 0S29 1916
3670 Part 3-Held by Judge Sheriden Nos 4429,
4476 5455 5S7l 6lST, 627 ESQ., 62SS, $685. 1884, 500,
5905 4603, 6865, 1858.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Recorder
Hackett The People Joseph Walsh, robbery; Same
vs. Richard Murray, feionious assault aud battery
Same VS. Walter James and Patrick Reardon, ieonious
assault and battery; Same Michael DAILY and Martin
Brennan, burglary Same va Gustav Burgh grand lar
ceny Same VS. Anthony Vernay, grand larceny same
vs.. William Brown grand larceny; Same vs.. Peter
Hagan, grand larceny; Same Gustav Fuller grand
larceny; Same vs. James Sands, peut larceny.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan. l. 1876
Sugar-The holidays has impaired increased dull
TO business and the market has been enealmed:
transactions small stock in warehouse Havana aud
MatanEas 1880 boxes and 400 hhds.; receipts the
week 500 boxes and 26OO hhds exports OF the week
500 boxes and TO hhds including 100 boxes and
all the hhds the United States fans $50 $50 per
quintai cured. Lard kegs $50 %
$40 quntal Potatoes, SS ~ so per Dbl Tallow.
S2S $50 per quntal Wax Sl4 4 80 per arrohe for vel
low and ~ S26 for white. Honey, 6ia reals per gal
lon Naval stores nominal Lumber quiet. Shocks nom-
nal box 81 reals sugar hhds 10 20 reals Molasses
hhds "a % reals. Hoopslong shaved $50 S55, gold
per NJ Freghts nominal Exchange firm al last quota
tiOns
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
cOPARTNERsHPs.

NEW YORK JAN. L. 1876
IN The coparnershp heretofore existing under tho firm
of Campbell Richmond this day dissolved ~ ts
limitation. The Affairs OF the hrm will be settled BY
either Of the general partners
JOHN CAMPBELL. lc...-,t p...ners
DAVID RICHMOND i"e"''"' A-
g R FEE4RISG Special Partners
TUE COMPREHENSIVE OF PAINE, GOODWIN 4
co Is this day dissolved by consent. The AZ
fairs Of The firm viii be settled at the oiee OF Goodwin
Smith Co A. G.. PAINE
}. GRANNIL.L SMITH,
II. j. GOODWIN.
s. j. MORRELL
The undersigned have this day formed r0partnership
under the firm name OF GOODWIN SMIrH co, for the
the WoOen Business By the package 81
II j. GOODWIN
J. GRANVfLL SMITH,
). J. MORRELL.
A. SELlGSBERG.
DECEMBER 81 1879.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
THE COURTS.
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Flammer
DESPERATE HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

DESPERATE HIGHWAY NOBBEK4.
On New Years morning, Henry Frederker, Of S34
West Forty fourth street. proceeding through West
Broadway, he attacked by James johnson and
another unknown Johnson knocked him down
basement stairs while lying there held knife TO
Frcderlkers head and demanded his money Tho latter
made response aud about TO cry for help when
the confederate robber stuffed his mouth with hand
kerchlef Beng unable 10 cope with his assaants and
in Of his lie he easily robbed OF his wallet and
$35 Johnson making on with the booty when an
officer stopped and arrested him.
Ar Frederick Baker, of No 81 Jay street, testified
that he witnessed the assault Judge Fammcr held
johnson in 81 900 bail 10 answer
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
MIR. P. W. LOVES EXPLANATION.

ooLrKwAH, Tenn Dec. 20, 1874
To THE EDITOR OF THIN HERALD
SEQ in yorr paper that am turned out OF Office as
Postmaster this place. II Is false, for have
been Postmaster at this place. secured the appoint
ment instead OF tho turned out for the sale Of
stamps at reduced value. After securing my appoint
ment did not accept The record az Washington will
show--if not IL should This matter must be
rocted II / was guilty Of the act IL would be all right
but as Il is correction must be made Please let nae
hear from you Yours truly, r. W. LOWE
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
rHK MARKET AND ITS RESULTS.

The foregoing shows that, with fcs exceptions, the
prices OF the speculative shares materially lower
than one year ago while those having the confidence
Of investors being capable Of returning even small
Interest in the main higher. We're writing
review OF the stock market for the past
year only for Information Of the tabuss Of Broad
and Wall streets II might be compressed into the an
that the operations OF the year have been
more than imprcgnated with 'Goulfism," az
tended by decided decline ~ the indvidualism
o( all other operators. both great and small But as
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HALLIDAY. .JAcKsoS.-On Wednesday, December %
1875 At the Hedding Methodist Episcopal church, Jer
sey City, by tho Rev. J. L. @. hcKown, AARcus X.
HtLLADAr. OF New York. 10 EMMA daughter OF John 5.
Jackson, Esq OF Jersey City.
LESr-IdviScsroS. the residence OF the brides
parents Mount Vernon, by the Rev. D. y. Ray, FRASK
T. LENr, OF Brooklyn 10 NKoLA eldest daughter OF An
cram Livingston
The New York herald., 1876-01-03

they quarreuod over a game or cards and hence the
assault
Tho returns at the Tombs Police Court yesterday for
drunkenness were uncommonly light indicating
more decorous observance or New Years Day than
usual Judge FlAmmer discharged such as we're ae-
fighters and disorderly characters generally
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
CHICAGO AID NoRrn~rsr-
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROvIDEscE. Dec 81 1875.
The printing cloth market during the past week
dull and prices weaker Tho sales small STANDARD
and extra 64N6i nominay held at isc but 44e must
accepted effect any sales The sales OF the
pieces; the sales Of the past year g. 42f
pieces the opening price OF the year a 5Sc, ad-
vanced to &c 6c and declined to 44c the close
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
POITCE COURT NOTES.

Al tho rombs Police Court yesterday. before Judge
Flammer, Revaro Barteno held 10 answer for
striking Chpparo Piolro Of No. 81 Baxter street. on the
head with lager bccr glass. inactng severe wound
The New York herald., 1876-01-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


A GIVE MAN wANTED-To ASSIST AND SHARE
n profits; nice ttlo business little capital needed
Particulars at LOS Broadway, express onice.
MANUFACTURING WALL PAPER BUSINESS. "A
WI house, having fine factory and excellent facilities
with city Office, desires with OOO who viii
readily DO convinced OF the growing demand FOR their
product Apply 20 GRlGGS c CARLEr0N SO Broadway
CHAREs OF STOCK IN A COMPANY TO MANUFAC-
y patent medicines and California wine btters
be subscribed tor $40; guaranteed 10 " 800 WILL
Sons HARRINGTON's, 90 broadway
RIO CAPITALIsTs-I WANT A GENTLEMAN OF
join me In the purchase OF Marble Quarry in
Massachusetts IL s in perfect working order and, aside
from being great bargain pays Handsomely As business
only hrst class parties need reply Address MARBLE box
1890 Post Office, Boston. Mass
VvAETED-A SPECIAL PARTNER WITH A CAPT
w tai of about $4,000 by old and well known in
porting house Address OLD IMPORTER, Herald office.
D1 0nO "A GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH 81 900
sDl.UUV. pleasant cash business in Brook
Ign worth ST 900 yearly profits Call at G. PECKS Real
Estate Office No West 18th St. Hours from till Al A. II.
aud 3 till Y. NJ.
con 000 INTEREST IN COAL IRON AND
pAU.OOO Railway Company for Sale.-Property val
uabe location excellent market; investment safe;
third cash desirable real for the balance div
deud Of eight for three
Address Post Office box O3s Pittsburg. Pa
&OE OnN GOOD CHANCE-A MANUFACTURE
~ pZO.OOO. ing firm wishes special or active part
with above enlarge their very successful
business Principals only address e. +. MEAD. No l32
Nassau street. room II.
The New York herald., 1876-01-03

The price quickly broke to 60 raying again TO 6E
aud was followed by a decline 6s August ana 70
81 ia October On tho affirmation Of the Court Of
CLAIMS decision above referred TO by the Supreme
Court the price advanced 10 49, but then has been
lower closing the year at 1ls dividend Of two per
cent Thus year by the aid Of quarterly dividends,
the payment Of which was commenced on the lst Of
last July and the OF all the known adroit
manipulation has the borrowing capacity Of $50 OOO 900
OF stock been advanced from 'uix forty per cent
This review would be incomplete without passing no
tice 10
CHICAGO AND HORTHwEsr
The close Of the year inds this stock in much the
same hands that controlled IL at the commencement
Starting 4ssl it declined February to 99a
covered 46A in March because Uncle Daniel
caught largely short" and in consequence OF the
culation Of absurd report that the road
all the Union Pacific business between Omaha and Chi
cago. In June it sold at 35&, August 49,. October
at sSK December at 4o, closing decline f7t6 per
cent for the year or the preferred stock only
essary say that has changed places with st. Paul
preferred and instead, formerly, ruling the
ket about 10 per higher than latter II now re-
mains that much lower. reference to the table
given above sufficiently explains the relative changes
in position that have occurred during the past year
The New York herald., 1876-01-03

IafnI1y T0sJICITITy
invited attend the funeral from Tho Church Of So
Vincent de Paul, 23d ST., 9th av, on Tuesday
morning, 4th inst, at haif-past nine o'clock
PETRY-ln New York, on December u, JENNA
GuRSEE wife Of John Petry, aged 80 years 10 months
The funeral services will take place at the Second
Reformed Dutch church, Paterson, n j., on Monday
the 81 inst ~ Trains leave the foot OF Cham
bers ST. at O.45 A. H. Carriages will be waiting al
R1picAx-Mr Joas RApIcAS, agcd42 years, months
and days -
south BROOKLYN on Tuesday, January T. at halfpast
three O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited 10 hs
ftncraL
ApoLrH RErsfo in the 7Tth year Of his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
smrm-Ou saturday, January l. after a short III.
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence OF his brother,
John smith, 331 East 90 st.
TRico.-On Friday, December 81 Mrs NARY POWELL
TRIGo. In the p6th year Of her age
FUNERAL on Monday, Sd inst, at half-past ten, from
the residence Of her son. George Trigg No go West
2sd 81 Relatives and friends are respectfully incted
70 attond
yAs KLKxK Suddenly, on Sunday morning, Janu.
ary Al nis late residence, 20 East l7tb 81 Dr. JoS
X FAK kLKEK
Notice OF Funeral hereafter
YIDUIcH- In Hudson CITY y. J., on Saturday ist,
at quarter past r NJ EKKA, wife OF Nicholas vdu-
nch
Her remains viii DO taken TO tbs Church Of 81 Paul
OF the Cross. on Hancock avenue on Monday 81 inst,
at nine A. NJ where high mass Will be celebrated for
the repose OF her soul
wHrTRnoRk- Friday December 81 JoHy WIN
rENoRE IN tho 79th year Of MS age
Funeral services at his late residence Clinton av.,
New Brighton, 8 l., on Monday, January 3. ~ twclva
N. Boat leaves foot OF Whitehall 81 At 1O:45
wRiGHr.--ln Brooklyn, sunday morning, January
?, 1876, MrS ANY WRiGHr, widow Of John WugaL IN
the 68th year Of her age
Relatives and friends Of the family and those of her
son law Robert Ure, invited 20 attend mo fune.
raj nom the residence Of her brotherin law, Thomas
Wildwood, 800 Greene av near Franklin av, Brook
lyn on Tuesday. January T. al half past one p N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence o. its 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 Tor To cents aud Try Its
superior effect before buying the regular
size Of 70 cents. II has been lately intro
duced III this country from Germany and
It's wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that use IT, Three doses will relieve
any case sold IS Wait & Hard, Man.
chester, aud V. Grover, Factory Point.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES


Masontc.
The next Regular Communication Of Adonifam
Lodge, Y. a A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, April 0. 1876, al Factory Point
j. II. WHIPpLE, WIN.
Adoniram Chapter, No. IL, II. A. M.
Next regular eonvocation on Thursday even
ing, April IL, At n o'clock.
w. A. BLACK. Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, g. A. H.,
Meets at Colburn House Hall, Factory Point, on
tho first Tuesday evening of each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS, Commander. :
Grant Lodge, No. IOf, i. o. q. r.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al o'clock All members OF the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every frat and third
Wednesday evening Of each month at O'Clock.
r.. J. HOYT L. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

BuRSErr's FLAYoBTNG ExrRAcrs.-The superb
GRITTY Of these extracts consists in their perfect
purity and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition Of many Of the fac.
atious iroit aayors naw in the market. They
arc not only true to their names but are pre- :
pared from fruits Of the best quality, and are so
highly concentrated that comparatively small
quantity only need be used.
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston, Manufaetur-
ers ard Projectors. For sale by all Grocers
and DrnRgists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

Frum NJ. gattrb Hs4sr Il sehasn, ysrmast.
~ feel & my duty 20 make known 10
the world toe wonderful eihosry # your
Wlsr4Rs B1IzkM ~ VIM CHAgl For
twenty wears ] Was sorely siii with
ph,hlsic, and previously 10 using The
Balsam Was pronounced by The physie-
ihus ipcarsble Two 81 three bottles
afforded me a good deal Of N lief, and as
many more completely restored me and
f5r two years past have no. bad The
east return Of thai painful complaint -
51e. aad : ; bottle sold By druggists
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

Children cry for Castora. 1t is as
pleasant 10 take ~ honey, and is abso-
lutely harmless. II is sure TO expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels aud stomach, aud overcome irri.
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth
II is perfect substitute for Castor Oil,
and for Costiveness in young or old there
is nothing IN existence so effective and
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-04-27

At he school grosnas tie boYs we're
called out 70 AID ID TIE labor, that obey
might claim = psrsoutl Interest in ths
wuyk aad hAvc Il 70 refer to iu the com.
ing tme. As pleasant reuemerance q
thIA centennial xeAr.