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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

1ilden has Literary Bureau ia New
1orK which furnishes matter for the
democratic papers throughout tue
Union OF course varying the matter to
uit the tastes Of the people 10 the
different sections OF the country A
geek or two ago by mistake one OF
hose slips which was des ined for
some southern paper was sent to the
Waukesha, Wis Democrat. The editor
!. that paper did not stop to read il.
supporting Of course il was all right
coming from the fountain Of political
kuowledge. The following is portion
VI the letter referred TO
There has been a disposition among
be imid friends of Mr.. Tilden to deny
hat he Was opposed 10 the war, but
dr ilden himself has ueoer sanctioned
such denial He stands now where
ne stood from 1861 to 1865 opposed to
he war for coercing the dissatisfied
States of the Union to remain in it Mr.
Gllden is still = good old fashioned
State rights Democrat OF the John G..
Calhoun stripe, aud the Presidency
cannot tempt Tim To fore wear his faith,
A prominent Republican 81 that city
re .ning ibe article aud thinking il q
good thing to circulate, ordered 800
sxtra copies White they were being
struck of the attention Of The editor
was called TO the mistake, by ,omc Of
ais Democratic friends aud the obiec
tionable matter vas taken out aud
other matter substituted. so that only
about half a dozen q the top Of the 900
Contained the article referred TO As
soon as discovered the Republican
brought SUIT against he Democratic
editor for obtaining money nnder false
pretenses.
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snoULD InE GRAND JUitx ERn 49,
tHANGhnf

snoULD InE GRASD JUitx ERn BH
tHANchDt
We minated last week that bill
had been introduced by Batehelder Of
Arlington changing the Grand Jury
term OF court from June to December
aud consequently from Manchester TO
Bennington. Established terms Of
court should not be changed without
good and sufficient reasons. We pre-.
sumo the only reason for change is
that there is more business before the
Grand jury from the south suire than
from the north and change would
reduce the expense for travel aud
aud itness fees. Now il is possible
that for the past few years there may
have been more cases before the Grand
Jury from the south shire than from
the north, but has it always been the
case, or is it likely to always continue
thusi Ii is true the south shire has a
few more inhabitants than the north,
but we don't think all the rascals live
IN that end Of the county. he north
shire has the most towns aud always
has u greater number of Grand Jury.
men. Last term OF court ten OF the
/ iurymen were from the north shire and
eight from the south. OF the eight
towns in the south end Glastonbury
and Searsburgh are both very small
aud Grand Jurymen are seldom, drawn
from them. In regard 10 the time OF
the year we think the people who are
usually drawn as Grand Jurors would
much rather attend 10 June th ii il
| December. In June the hurry OF
spring work Is over and harvesting has
not begun and few days spent in the
court room does not afford very great
Inconvenience. In December it is ire-
quently cold, rough, stormy weather
when a man does not like the idea Of
leaving home If he can avoid it. We
think the county as whole will be the
best served and the best suited to have
the Grand Jury term left as it Is
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Permanently Cured.

sASfugpg hAUIcAL CuaE foR uAIAERH IL q
safe ceiitn an pelmhtrt cure for Cshrrh a
every ioin, aud IT. hs tuusI perfect rem d ever
deYeei II u pursi 3 vegetable dHaltstion.
sid Is applied 20 siiy By ioeuih ,,iui, aud cnst,.
luuOuriiy b. IA rnn adm istiAtasn Liosiiy
pi'lied feiief Is Instantaneous. II sutthss, he,ls
Ihi eieSna's toe a al passages ~ rytiy feeling
oi bta'iIesH. eb-trucuon. anuass ~ ligFine,
CSustttut ohAiy adm nirttttu u tubuyAt Tho
h,vol, ia, ines g Of the acid o on vi which /,
" ~ ss!s chsrgtd h CaiWrrn, ilnnlste iht
- tcli, tNef aud 1i.ihets, pe,ircts digestion,
niAAnr ~ y III 81, snd penn To he formation ui
a''uhd. itvtts tssue sd anslY ub aius SIN.
plete ,outrui Over tbs u ctsr, ine remArksbs
curative powers, Waea 81 aih-r re- q hes ute ~
fail, OF SAkfoap's IA ieAL Coax, srs attest q by
thousands wuO ete II lit recon ncud Il 90 tsi-
ioA Here's No ftatuGeat IL made r8gHrdii (
Il that cannot bu snOttAat Sod by the mos 2,
sp atle aud Itbshls tt5unles a. istgtesi
anu good medicine. tnl wur,h, ii su4h Hence,
Gsch y esagr contain. Treatise oa Gaia, "a
al DR., ssalori'- Improved lnhaiug rupe, aud
lGi d eel ns ter a., uss IA al taste,
NAkFoRu's RADICAL CuRs " 50 an ail whole
sae And efsl druggists throughoat the uulted
sgitas. Pre- 81
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rnoopa ron souru oAnoL,sA.


Gov Chamberlain Of South Carolina
has called upon the President for
troops to aid him in preserving the
peace ia that State, accompanying the
request with evidence of the present
state OF things in that State. The
President has complied with the re
quest aud ordered all the available
troops TO proceed TO thai state, and
lntlnates il they do not prove adequate
that be will call for volunteers lie
Democrats claim that THE Is done 70
carry the ~tate Tor tue republicans by
using force % iutimidAte vuiers But
the Democrats very we'll know that
the united tates troops will never
hinder single voter ia the discharge
Of his duty or dictate how he shall
vote / he intimidation has been Oh
the part 81 the white Democrats who
by organizing rifle clubs aud breaking
up Republican meetings aud shooting
negroes occasionally b4se reduced the
blacks. ia some cUuutles Ii the tate,
to state Of sach affect fear that they
hardly dare to stay Ia theEr homes. and
retreat 20 the woods and saamps
/ There IL abundant evidence Of this.
Even the Democratic papers ia that
State give details enoagh Of these ops
erAtions to show any any alr Aau that
al honest election could nj he bad
under the existing state 81 afli.s
eveu before tie adjournment Goa
gressman Hewitt who IL u0w chairman
oi the National Democratic Committee,
introduced rexoiu,ion iato Congress
the preamble 10 which deei4rtd thai
through violence aad Intimidation ia
some parts Vi the south laireieclion
could not be held, which preamble and
resolution were passed separately most
OF the Democrats yotiag % the aliifm.
alive. The trouble uas vastly ID.
creased since then. ii i true that 10
two or three Cases the blacks have
armed themselves aud asserted their
rignts 30 that the whites have actually
been compelled TO cali for troops for
protection. 50 that ], Is f-t getting
into that state where both sides will be
glad 70 have few niled tates troops
10 keep The peace lhefe are iwo q
three other states where the m4jpTily
Of the voters arc black aud where there
would be = Republican majority u
several t4oasAnd il aperfectly Tree aud
lsir yets could he obtained, tst tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26
STATE NEWS

Sic. Cuuier OF White River junction
~. horss So ear. o "a, that is ss smart
asac5b
Jalse, Gth,lt q Putuey ltelv c,ulrb-
aei' tAl fllyer. hid laumh - , corn.
hu.kiag wpcem
N'nNng "a IN dug tnnt ~
- h.prtd-a,un Itn aaliir. Il
hgll, " bsen lakeb fom ne celia
dur lsa II du.iuk ~. ~, wtes
AueA.t ,ifemp, g dnld, lhe town d
As,it5 str y mqd- j, ne le4,slA
90
eu4uece-si.il attempt 81 ros the say.
'ps. but >pipgfisld ~. made on
Fanrs J4ht h eoiriing the bs.e
"a 80 a tue puiianis aud t,tr,ng open 4
aoor ls iial - ipe baukina rnons At tn
80 81 q ~ II ,tsir. 4 {. prnbsbic
III r,bbes egis frightened IN
Wallace loNpt, boy - fii,rsn or six.
een, 81 Nn4i.s BE-, sui hit On ii,r mead
vii pa .rg bsfI ately tie VA. taken
biad ,na sneeriir.s. and died shurl
time fi,er
A .aan- rteia u occurred a, TIC fail
10 vs. ctlfsi.f ia-i week thar-dsy. Out
.rf ibs ttetaHg 'slr.s- isrtIijny fright
eneti iiufir' ever ne rain sol ran Al fui
Fp.td a2ain- "a trsn after snplher 80
re =. taa., eight gag ~ aud carr ge'
4ess, .dh .4eHDIsb-d O,e l4d, ~,
tbi8aisan 81 trr sae sui - iared.
Gtarge iim Il, - Rutland, rs esr-
sd hubsed ieto easd, .ip,e. in lhs
village tit uiriii, ,ad appropriated
me ssf. sha c.i.ii, li~ wAs s~nt 4,
,te .eiotm selaai 80 ,he teasinier o
81 nin.gsss
Tie huart ~ mHs,ii1. te.a.i. ~
7 $50 gnflh .'a,, .tt.,s- s..as Il Is 1
aason s .lsl, u.r IL Stien Col ) L
Asfss ty.ftfau % 1912, nov ii be- s9,t
,ear. matie ,aruey from Mi.sonn 3,
Yetmoni. % year. sgo
Tao large fraba dselings at Bfsule.
bbyo. osuedby wm. GrAulefins aui NJ
y Dae'asi sll ofcupisd ty tea families
rsfe buried, Salaidsy morning II,
families issl e39a q ibeir properly fLs
~ j. sUou s!o Coco: Insurance Sc 800
LF@ Genie, dsughier u Layton "
lass, driver ~ lhe lfeighi Train for tbs
Yefmoni Novelty Works COMPANY, 81
spri0gnssd. ~as Killed lbs ION, b. faiA
iag from Zee freight wagon and beinR
tan ever
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Lucrative Catarrh.

he - he ~ ruciive AMI terrible stage Z
tbs dis sss. The shals nasal psssasAs iB1ai.
iag tie eyes AID eats the tousl throat. bren.
eiAal tubes . uaEs b g ne, enc Absr snrh r
sficcied : ttmsd liberated sad sae umh rap
idy 70 ibis rtehila monster y. caltaf aeta
/. ~ efsted AID ret a. liberty ~ hiss ai.sa
Nuich. pei stlng ths hluad ~tskets ana de-
-trbts ia ieuusatn az power and Aisst III -As
IS ~ ne uptouuuitf g.. thru 81 she msltds
90 II tn 20 Son lie heuftAlzad aud pvlled, Il
IL here thai constitutional treatment 10 ones uf
the Ia - vital csntqae iCc. DC a uul, o. ar.
fstoi Al this tagG toe d,-oa-e wi ~ tge raj
ruKtcsa tnwsl pu mopaty 60 isump lo1
H9rrfts HousfA8id Physician Moe vlile =
au nS hes ns, 500 ss,r1Reut medicine m1sl
b. plita dittciy o. tie nS-s p.s sFCs. "a :
ffmiag the lpu patlus trfs muef " fhs a..
81 possible
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

The distinguished lawyer who framed
the credit mobilier scheme. the great
est swiadle ever perpetratcd in Amer
ieA. 80 that Il would evade the laws
tnae,ed to prevent such ssindles.
according 10 the testimony of oake,
me.. was Samuel J 1ilden. Now
saeh men a. chayIer Celfax and Sen
sta Patterson ~ New Hampshire. and
k+ai Neg Nor wrFe con.ign, q
trlg ppintfd graves inf hni,iiug .
.hars. q The credit nui,iiier stock
81, te mtb vim tuli 'hen, how - ~.
c4piish tht -winila 4 running ga
P,esiisBt on reform platform
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26
CHRONIC CATARRH.

fu as, bst aetes bfssfi0x. pr III
i0sata 70 ~ue ~ ba4h He-i iis = -, PEA 40
frd ~ eehas 10 she heat c,ustNat tils
/ af tbe tuT, ~ sts gua h ~ tae b - ~ =
vststy uf e. : Cius er ffet ash taacas RE-.
"a d IS stsAgsd s4th btsud Sana lmrs ths
mstlrr .. e mes eHafnttsd Tue rs~sl ps-sHre
.Us " can vol ~ proi sHErl r "a 10 ikp
n nn isiaE "a sgppt M ATE tts vufst
NafHt thfpi haNtlat sNl rs4ltiag anti ths
Cfusts teWoFe4 At least paruAllY. ani the
trGt Is frrt ffuul she ne ~ tlst "a. scgmfa
q It'd darlng she sight tinsl the ,.oia H.aa-
sterttio : sttssA toe thrasi, bro shlsl tHks.,
auEs trfminst nF In paimon ~ e1hsuhipii5n
seroup ,als hS A5so 1 pfrurivt urua b ana IN
paired rvesighi aud hearuE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

ikvtr str t3o methods 81 asiug
money inr eieclioueering purposes. 80
One !. "a paying for public speaker,
and organizing clabs Tor the purpose
Of enlighlening the people on the great
questions II the day the ether - 10
buyii votes aud running rum shops
o. The interest u CERTAIN candid ,tes
add Tor fraudulent registration and
voting The latter ia called the still
hunt and 10 employed by loud mouthed
"rrformers. Go into the field and
Turn over stone and you will 6od all
manner Of hideous worms. bugs aud
insects u all kinds. lift the cover from
be still hunt reform" canvass and
sou will find things even more bideous
aud disgusting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

J. X Apgar who holds Office unde'
Gov Tlden n New York, but who
fpcnds most Of his time in the "stil
hant business for his master, was AZ
officer In one Of the Union regiment
ftra short time during the war, bu
was rourt.martialed for eesertion and
d,-graeed from the army The former
private secretary Of JEFF Davis hold,
Office under the Democratic ADMINISTERS
ton 10 New York and is doing vaien,
service for Tilien aud reform. hebtlr
aid descrtes 20 the front is the KEY
note u the reform campaign
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SNEEZING CATARRH.

tis = rsfstaof 80 So - = sasfas 81 q
at nsta sasm. rrsa - 81 r HHt.lsa nars
So FfHs tfsrhaf 0tres7 ffp q atatsffs q uatas
ftsH ~ sit pea ns a. 81 tsa-
uass q & se1ff NH pa aksf ~ feef noa4
ne masi , esd Is faastna assl -al IS 80
lsfaa = AS D. gteatrsg a.s SEA haal p .4sf
g. elHssi4t5au. kfst araaNAi, ever B esik 4
W sfenss 81 tnsas ttsxmisn 1hss paUH~f.
D s,ltsa sesis Cstsath afa ssa a. - esiia IL
n tH as Hut rseaftv rsf Aat nstis
u saas ssE oi 1sssasea nasal II ~ 4
tue itea "a oa q Ga &sg fsestsFf 81, "a In
rf. Fies nlsasfr e1re ta eaH dlslFess usia II
sssfasn Asnlckt Nt stF D NkFkHHH u sssY
al tnA sFret3f fasflss felief fsiiaAs tie Hfsl
aesst u~H-e FstnsstHe fa hai seess tvebess
ia ftne-f hrrie ebafEas SIRE ARID spssss
81 pls % be aisess 3 . eate ~ pFfseut a.
stssfk - tH eNtl uH UtaEssfvF Afshra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

be ioilnwipg Democratic opinion II
faara hits lie nail ,qaafely oa tie
sA 4 was given by cr.speak,r
sleiufe. sturdy democrat + .
FEB Il Syr.case. y. v iass before
lhs II. Louie convention:
Ia this hall and on this same plat.
Efn. sad size en--peakef. Il have
-sea ne nan s,aad %. ~hen Tweed
aal sweeny ssd az the others u the
lstsg occupied chairs behind him. ard
betei h'm talk Asous reform, the
purify .. The ballot box, honesty ia
aiuislsstioh, ard the rest If il. jus,
~ ~ does nuW Hc j. not taking
aag return ues that Aave got heard
hsa tax ume and ,iac again, Ni.h
weea beside him. 90 this very plat.
iofm. ilr stood ~ fwetd antiI be
- It was time 70 help lick hin into
l4e Pra,teauary. aad roe he ia agAia
tNkias the ssme I'D Ihlags Ab0at
form slieh we beard before. tell
va THE T,iden i rot "a Re trasiea
n = he rect iFeAcheFous naa have
ersr kn8ua 10 politics All his relorm
yos wil cad. IL self seeking,r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

IL !. thought that Russia will taxi
,he part VI the revolving province
against Turkey. which il liable u
pfociptate a general European war, az
ibe other nations can hardly afford a.
sec hussia ilerease her foothold very
much ia that direction. IL 10 stit
possible that the matter can be settled
without war. bat il il comes IL vii
furnish large market for our whea
aud other products. and help busines
90 this side OF the water
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Evi3suce u Fraudulent registration 10
both Ne~ York and Brooklyn d. 10 ihe
bauds u parties ~ho propose 70 pai /.
stop g Il n possiils 10 isss Tildep.
IS chairman u The Democratic state
Coo attire wAs responsible. according
% Horace Greeley. for the casting Of
20 900 iTssdsleut sotes IN the city Of
New Yark That number Of fraudulent
votes was certainly cast thai year. and
llaen who is engineering bis own
csmpsisa all be quite likely - Try
lhr sa'ue game Agaib We notice that
= man ~ho take loudly II reform vii
irsfs great deal - watching
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q rfespsud = osths u'land H,raa.
RIHEsI NtxDtAa.
GaARroN. %. %. lsf6.

6aAProS. Oct, -, 1876.
Bia0r Ret and Herald during the
pas, week the adjoining town of Wind.
nam has cen the scene OF three incen.
diary fires. I he fret was discovered
al about > o'clock Wednesday morn
iag the 18th inst the building and
c Btents. Including the scholars
books, and some valuable books be.
longing 10 the district. were entirely
consumed. The schoti house was
siisatcd few rode west Of the resi-
dence q William Hsr's Jr snd bis
hoa.s ~s- endangered
The second ERE occarred on Thur
day evening. the 10Th lust. at 1880
O'Clock. and was large barn, 50a4o
feet, with basement. Owned by Messrs.
William Harris A son The barn was
flled with about thirty tone o. hay, a
qaauii,y Of oats and harley. Adjoining
the barn was large shed. which wAs
also burned Nothing wAs saved from
either u these buildings there va.
partial insurance 90 then. This loss
falls heavily 90 the owners. A. they
have considerable 6ns stock, 70 which
they proposed feeding This hay and
grain
The third Gre occurred oa Saturday
sreaing the 2lst inst, consisting q q
dseliipg house. barn And shed. also
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

TIE boases II M n.ctlnsau and y d.
Jewell % WHmingion wsrs rnsrrd b
Burglars whiIs The tsmilies wsre absent,
= ies DAYS since The bnglsrs sacceed.
"a III crplpiinr ffetu lBb. ~ baiier SD
largo saaaiits # silver wa,es ate ban.
arod do8ars So Uuitcd ~lstss bonds Wtrs
orsflooked
SsnsbsdY .8grssn that he names %
the KtAases 10 IBIS 0s,e indicAis ihst
Tics vsy gsarral.y regard lhem.slVss a.
Iuminafies There g. toe star Of >anon,
the shining Star # Granville. lhs Rising
>isrof Bethel ,he Nofuiag Star n More.
tuwn, the Eastern star ofG,i.vlile, the
Evening stAt 81 DummerstoNb. the
Guldius Star II We. il.Ntsx. aid the
Baxine S.sr q Wat Fairhe Thea The
>auth Noed.it.cs {. ibs Orion snd thai
- b ,rre a., Crescent, white Ludow aud
Daurills saeu b.. Rlsing Sua lodge
pr I u Hu.kln, - Newport, uur.
SER mau and editor - tie sgricnHursi
department 81 the Montpelier Watchmaa
10 ina peri ious udi,i "a irum "a en-.
largemeui u the giand, ut the throat, by
which be j. soSl, choosing 10 desih wilh
no hopss Of rviisl Tts has been grow
/ imy upon tin iu several months, until
nov, Nc understand, he 10 couhaed 70
+ bic room. ADD i able To breathe only
7 ~ith difficulty
I Hon william A. Wheeler, our caudi'
( date Tor tie v.cc.pre,iteucg, aud Hon.
+ George 4 Edmund. viii address Tie re-
publican. ct O4,lrnsburg ou Thursday
uext senator Eiuund- mskes his sec
oud aud lest speech IN MA York, this
campaign, tiuuvrrueur Fndo
b. hr Infringement -Hu - lie lloIley
pnmp company ". the Flanders pump
/ { ,mpan II Nrrgenne. tbs c1mplsiusut.
/ b, gin takiug testimony ia Cincinnati, @
ON the son OF ibis month Hatch sud
Parkinson, OF that city, sppear Tor The
compliments, and Joan r. Drew, eco
OF Darlington, for the defendants.
Some little excitement has been created
| IN Londonderry by the disappearance Of
~. " Alibe, who has been manufacturing
/ spring bed. The past summer Ia company
/ with one Buxton AIbs last week, II Il
alleged, collected some $500 belonging Il
the company sud sto,G Buxion's btnk
book showing deposi of 81 600 ia !
New York box. lie then went to Bos
ton, aud with forged power OF attorney
drew the money from Boston bank, he
being Identified As the persou named in
the power VI sltuIney.
Andover ha. stood al the head OF Yer
mont town. in casting unanimous re
Publican vote, but ihi. year sne yields iC
Panton. The three democrats " ho voted
~ he September election we're only ten
porsriiy IN town. however, aud next esl
Audover will be herself again. Andoyel
aud Weston, which was originally par
of Audover, have sent into the worlC
some distinguished sens, among then
Alvin Adams, OF the Adams express
company, the late Gov. Gilmore aud Sen
ator Crsgin, of New Hampshire, auc
Rev. VIM 5. Ballot, the well-knowt
Universslisi Clergyman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Iuiy two weeks before election a.
wAeh great deal q wnlk viii To-
ae Ia New York aud several othc,
states, We hope every Republican
il Vermont Wiil h. At the polls OF
election ~ and esst his vote 10,
tHr nea wha will bring pc CT ana
% speritY - the whole nation. Yer
araat egl 10 give 80 600 maiafity ~
lityrs apI Wheeler AID will II Tie
people ,nra out ihey will carry every
parlhrt state with two or three ex
ccpihass but wo wo4ld like 10 s,e
Vermont he.d ,he li.t with the biggest
81 tin1gy 81 rscofd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

1htHahsss Cisss y uanfaily worE
taz ~ redsel,ea q state expenses
as.s ela'ns ~, state ,Aictgs are. sams
siihem PAID mere than llsy ougti e.
las~ The e. AIhaas Adrenissr
ei4ims that The Increase ia tie stat
expenditures g mesily owiag % ligsai
prosfcutsoUs which cos TIE State !
great deal u monsy and make bat
saall rrtetns 10 The state treasury. =
W hspe Ger legislators will look int
she sbols seiiecs ard II there are aay
issls step them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

4 friend writing from Marshall,
Mich Oct s. says; Business about
ne same. Showing little Demo.
cratic meeting last night at the Acade,
my q Music 1he editor Of the Volks
platt was the speaker j. II Mc.
jowen speaks here this week Tuesday
It Eagle Hall He is tie Republican
nominee tor Congress. third district
The main strife is on sheriff be
Republicans are dissatisfied over nomi
cations, The Democrats put up a
good man, aud are working with all
heir might and main TO elect him. he
majority 10 the county two years age
vas about six hundred Republican
sui the election will tell the story
argely in our favor for the county and
nate are sure 10 give rousing Re
publican majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

She last days o. the centennial are u
lsst days ~ lat a. admissions are con
s.ura Last week the pay ing admis
.lsfs averaged over lu0.oJo per d /,
:. 3a1 .962 duting The week Fifty
tbapfand dollars day ought 10 run =
putty blg show
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

BE- legislature has accomplished
ve5y little 81 general interest thus far
a good number Of bills have been 10
,loiaccd aud referred but 40 import.
sai bills tave passed either branch
tbr legislature. We shall try TO keep
u4r readers posted when anything Of
Importance comes up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

Hr hase .esb recent letter ifom a
etlieman wha hs. resided IN Caller
go ~ tssHfs "a years which saNs
tHst shiotnsa Will undoubtedly give
600 Is 3 600 nenri,y lar Hayes
Eee3rf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

fws ifam ite rctie whaling neci
t .sp wernsj Il sAb Fraueisro
~ pssels we're h,et Ia lbt
pafu II their crews wcre
Is ast b, snfviy0rs wcre takea
81 card lbe rcuaining vessels and arc
thsir way home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

What other preparations fail to do,
Hslfs Hair Rene wer surely accomplishes.
1t renews the hair and e'peoislIy restores
its color when gray and faded. As a
dressing it is unsurpassed, making the
hair moist, soft and glossy. The most
economical preparation ever offered, its
effects remain a loHg time, and those
who have once made trial OF II will
never nee any other Advertiser and
Union, Fredonis, N. Y,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

GYour life can be saved by lluST's REM
EDY. IIUNT's REMEDY cures Drupsy ana
all Dissases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs. Hundreds who have
been given up by their physicians 10 die,
have been saved by HUNTS REMEDY, aud
are now with US as living witnesses OF it's
vaine