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Jan. 6, 1875.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

grace 10 SEQ coo Il yoar dead comrades
sho lsia down their lives aud made
iheirtloo8y sliiris their windinE-stoeis
sAy to yoa Democrats, have you IS
sscfci memories q this bloody war
Have you no dear ones sleeping whore
ihe Almigbiy God year ~ year covers
thea IN their graves in the spnng time
With green grass, and scaltcrs his
beautiful flowers above and around
their nameless graves Don't yoa &c
member the time when there came
thrilling ever The wires the news u
great battle fought. and that ten thou
sand brave fellows had gone down and
that the Struggle would be renewed az
daylight, aud when you vent to your
chamber you kueli before your God
and prayed that some dear one might
he saved through the terrible fight, aud
brought back safe 10 you when the
var was oyerg Remembering all this,
do you think il respectful 70 the one
million living boys 10 without
saying anything about the five hun
bred thousand dead Unes--that We
should hand over within eleven years
after the close Of the war the control Of
this government to the very men who
undertook to destroy il z"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
rnE ADJouRsmESr or CONGRESS.

Congress has at last adjourned with
the assurance that it has made the
most noise and accomplished the least
Of any term Of Congress on record
Both parties went into it with desire
TO make political capital, the Demo
Gratis leading of with an expressed
determination to reduce the appropri
atoms forty millions, and to investigate
everything done by the party in power
for the past fifteen years, and on their
record IN these respects they were to
20 before the country in the coming
election and sweep everything before
them. Ia regard to the first item they
claim to have made a reduction OF 20
millions in the appropriations. This
Is mostly ap parent rather than real foI
a good portion Of il will have to be
made up in deficiencies at the end Of
the year, aud in many cases the gov
ernment will be seriously crippled by
lack OF means TO carry 1t on Some
reductions were very properly made
aud more might have been accomplish
ed had the committee used proper
discrimination, but they only wished
10 make the reduction for political
effect with very little regard for the
manner In which il might effect the
public business
In their Investigations their failure
has been even more conspicuous They
have had all the facilities they could
ask for and have not found where the
government has been delrauded OF
single dollar. They have also found
that the percentage Of losses on the
collection aud disbursement OF public
revenue during the last three admins
tratioua has been much less than ever
before. The department rolls show
that there are little over 60 900
persons-lhc Democrats call il 30 600
bat they have the number much too
large 10 the lempl0y Of the govern.
ment. They have AH been uader the
harrow Of investigation, and enc, an
officer high in authority, has been
found guilty o. receiving money from
an Appointee. two or three have been
formerly engaged ia speculative
schemes not altogether TO their credit, |
and this 10 all Not a dollar a the /
public money stolen, no complaint that 4
the laws have been violated, our rela
tons with foreign powers are On the 1
beet footing they have ever been si1ce
the organization Of Ale government.
As il has been well said there Is no 4
private Business IN the v0rld that vill
show 20 good a record Of honesty and I
in is management aud with
% little loss. II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
stAtE NEws

In i csr over the Central Vermont
railroad from Bellows Falls one day last
week there were fifteen babies with their
mothers, going out to breathe the noun.
tain air
A young man, named Courtney, while
BURBERRY ing Ia the woods Al Hyde Park
Sunday, wac set upon by uanps, who
partly emascuialed him, when they
sere lligttened of by dog.
Mrs. II bert Gibson was badly hurt
near WIN. steyenson's 10 Barnet, last
week. We hear that sbe was driving
and her horse lefused to pass some Oh.
ject when, as she attempted 10 lead IL, Il
plunged aud drew the carriage over her
breaking some ribs
McIudoes Falls has jus, built The larg.
est lumber mill In New England, cover
ing nine acres, with ioadiag capacity
Of u care, and employing 100 hands.
The hotel, Hyde's store aud Office, st
Hydeyllie, we're entirely destroyed BY
fire on Saturday night. The fire broke
put about II O'Clock aud was evidently
be work OF an inceudiaty. The InsB.
rance on The store il 81 900.
A Vermont woman, who wanted to
get divorce from her husbaad without
lnybydy's knowing il, was 10 pay s75 TO
- advertising divorce lawyer for a di.
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RANKBurr SALE



h. a7trf Z 1te g s 3siar8 easa 81 Sc
sef 81 faast. tte fas3ssHe real sstsse
slt hs SOD ~ 0alsfa kHst.ta % fuf highest tsts
- o. SO fttt.ieEga af itHsH Co.'S SIS stem.
tsFH a ibe gaauB sf d. ma&l sHa ats 81
trr1aaat 81 Fbnfs3ty saaAst alst tsi oam
HFa + a f5u agiask d tn1 fNiiHUifr an.
Ea Ell CO ssia feN estate ta tat8 Ns
pste fttna IS Stinai 60 sfo.tHsi3 81 tto /
laBseaes ktaaa A. tho Bows F1H, utit 1etll.
sar Nease ta t.rus sl,ac tsstktuth shup
49, cas- aai ati Fast hiuefv rs frtU.
Aha q wnaa l1t ~ atrut asfAcfts 81 kysfsheic.
n n resins fHa tl8Ety hf.Hesaa Tie ah9fr sec
Iats So isn3 BE- na tpeumhefcd hY m0FtesEe io
ths amaaat ftL7o go ln1 tC3 ibf fret ,si 81
t5eeg iua hFuas'ta elt.m ai fAsV eHtaa std
ISIS d. e. saticei q sasi - umarsnes
Aisa : tmb#f lag 80 st'sut lA aerns ~ }sni III
sisuil sFa aiffssft1. knaau - thf Hsudaau tai,
fteamhafei hr mefifhse Do ne tmeHt ef
fsa ua.lua aHd ssh o. id sai te5t tatle ssuie.
Aces BE tnaea - thr shakct Mia ard ui.l
FfltUeet .n auf 10 af9tessi3. wlih tl4at sne
sore 81 wuad isel sans , ing monEaN,A t0f
asauf $50 N q and vtl ~ ssd sat e g.
ths same
kI.l ihr spruce lmlpr nn lat n = aat TOO
atfts So isnd. 30 Nbeater1 ia SAIL eoaptY
Asa AZ she same ttme aHd place. The o. Down s
psrs5nsl prop ~ will BE- cold a. puhlt0 AuC5o#
70 thR htthc-t Ataer, va
About sl0ol feet q rprueo lags aud ofoet
81 pfure iHmhrt. p 500 cloth baAfd~. - lunches
"a l,tb IS cnr 10 4 stove wood y ealds g. Z
vas8 % shingles 70 cords slab wood ~ 0'O
lost puce lose un boo ~ iut ! 9hprrt sage
2 garts ! suikct, pair slrds lnfg sled, bob
sledv pair harness / pillow, ! harrow, ! mos.
trE machine, g w. ysstlirRa. DO tgs, Alec
sbaai 2N0u0 fees Of henlpek lag and lumbtr.
JOHN VI WILLARD
I Assignee q The estate Of Lewis II Coca,
ss
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,

This compound 81 the vegetable alternatives,
SarslIai lila, Dock HtlllinWa aud Mandrake with
the lpdides of Potassium and Iron makes most
Ell ctul cure Of n series 81 complaints which
are very prevalent and affecting. IL puiiieA he
blood, pufgos out the lurking humOts ia the
sysem that undermine health and settle into
troublesome disorders. Erup ions on the SKIN
are the appearance On the surface OF humo 3
that I'll Oud be expelled from the bloao. Inter
nal der Angements are the determination Of th re
came hum1rs 10 some internsl organ, or organs,
whose seton they deraugo, and whore snbst anc.
they disease and destroy Ayers S4rsaparlla
eKpels these hum0re from the blood. When iheN
are gone the disorders they produce disappear
such rs liberation VI the hyef stomach, kidneys,
lungs, eruptioas aud eruptiye diseases OF .the
skin, st. Anthorys Fine, rotn or cry sipelar
pimpGs, pustuies, hlotches. bOils tumors, letter
and salt rheum, scsld- head ringworm, ulcers
and sorea, rheumAtlsr neuralgia. PAIN IN the
b mes, site and head female veal ness. sterility.
euthorrhga arising from internal liberation And
uterine disease, dropsy, dyspepsia, emaeiatloD
and general debility with IA ~ departure
health returns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

The following paragraph going the
roabts - a eenAia class II papers
shows 10 what desperate straits the
Democrats arc reduced. Is base 80
aFgumeut on saeb slim foundation
r " PARK Is not running for Prosi-
deai this year, aud even though an the
mslirioas allegations against Mr.. Park
are true, 1ilden has done much worse
things ia respect 70 railroads and these
same fellows tind 10 difficulty 10 voting
f0r TIIden tor President II Is init
mated that the suit q Trener ~ Park
against the town q Bennington. Vi
Tor interest On bonds Issued 10 aid Of
the Harlem Extension Railroad may
have an important political effect Il
10 said that the effect 81 The suit will
almost certainly be the election Of two
Democratic Senators, and hse Demo
cratic Representatives 10 Vermont.
aud one Senator aud three Repfesen.
tatives Of the same stripe ia Rensselaer,
County, New York It is also said
that il will elect the Democratic Con
gresham 10 the Rensselaer, District.
and il the election be close, possibly
carry New York for Tildcn aud deter.
mine the result Of the Presidential
election,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

Holman encouraged the democrats
to lop Of tie item for fast mail trains
between the east aud west, from thu
postal Till, by the assurance that the
people wouldn't care much But they
DO seem 70 care good deal. 1he
grumbliue Is loud aud general and
means the loss Of a good many business
mems votes for Tilden aud Hendricks
this fall The difference ia mails be.
tween New York aud Chicago, will be
~ to - hours. aud only one postal car
per day will leave New York. The
mails between the chief business cen
tcrs will not arrive till after business
hours, aad the reduction ia the clerical
force will also necessitate delay in the
distribution
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

The New England aud Middle states
annually pay a profit Of over million
and bali Of dollars 10 the Post Office
Department In 1875 they paid in a,
so excess ofreceipts over expenditures
$l,605 los e. The single state Of New
York showed a surplus Of earnings OF
sS82 o22 60 and Pennsylvania cleared
sIs527 81 f5r the government. Alaska
cleared s7t 81 aud that was the only
instance outside % New England and
M'ldle states where the running ex.
penses Of the postal service were not
~ excess ct its expeditutes
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Deaths.

AS "a @p8aftss}. atss#ss.e Mas 81 =
y tas 3 utafa ts ss taafssti nssatss
- kas Z - iaifa lasa h 49, Mar
tifsea. sesl ln All III azafs
MstH 81 our eafttsmf afle
NaAHEef ia tra.s sd ssH
Waite ft8e as auf ye3 Esa3
ke tEss ne. 90 sHrtff kasfa
kst Hhiex esf har8aaa ~ naa8sf
Ad isHh Is til usra ID. ss 6 breast.
taE &c AssH fhss iisa 60 ssaia tse s,a5i,sae
kt fRels8B tH utsfs ta tst
lhU1t balm ftaf sesffah sttr,s
Hat Ga dNte aIa ue Ha more
tH sea,t Is t6F bast ~ z, e-
ttat trsH4s 8n lhat hasnittgl +t.
taes beer s5 tempted hG IA hfa5
1h Satt1nt aata ssat sbstIsh -
tram 'ee iHtl saai iIa heFtH zoe mHu q
A. ,tep.HF sac e., shtA fsss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

ares 70 Eriad sad ,he change s he
nssls 81 honest cahriciioBs q daiy
ga TIE ether had another haesi
Demaerst told na that BE- sdiats TIE
nsbe aebi eagbt g. be pad au8 ll',s
ibe saulh saauia h paid lar ihef
fmanelpaica slaves Ws caa uuder
sisad bow such . man can he > Demo
Graf bot d - . mystery - us h1@ oae
hol8ibg opposite views en- these CUES
Neas cas- veto that ticket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

Tilden conveys the impression, in
his letter OF acceptance, that the low
ering OF the rate Of interest one per
cent, which be thinks coad easily be
done. would save enough money in 3s
years TO pay all our bonded indebted
ness without cost to the government.
This is the first time we ever heard it
iLtimated that lowering the rate OF
interest would pay any part Of the
principal Gov. IiIden must be the
man ho can lift himself over fence
10y his boot straps. II is true that by
lowering the rate one per cent the
government would save about Sl3,-
900 900 annually in the amount OF inter
est to be paid. but it strikes us that
with Tilden's repudiatioa policy it
would be very long time before he
would get the rate Of interest lowered
The rate is usually regulated by the
probability Of the debts being paid
when due, 1ildens plan reduced 10
a practical form is like this; Tilden
gives an obligation TO pay certain
sun Of money in certain number OF
days After it has run while he has
the date Of payment stricken out for
the reason that he may not be able to
pay it at the time. A short time after
cards he wants to give n new note for
the amount and at lower ratio 81 !"
terest on the ground that he is perfect
ly good. What banker would be crazy
enough to do it?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

II the administration n The govern.
ment should fan into The hands Of war
democrats, or those who sympathized
with che North during the war, il
would not be 80 bad but among all the
candidates ior office o. ttose who are
10 Office already We DO rot know of .
solitary instance 81 man who ererted
any marked ioauenoe on the right side
during eur late struggle Tor existence
whiic tie largest part Of them were
active Ga the other eide. The fact is
DE waf democrats are totally ignored.
here we're great many who shoulded.
cd their muskcts and marched to the
Geld q battle not one 81 them is re-
eogniKed ia the scramble Tor ofice.
Say, soldiers. how % you like L.,
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afet tom Tan, hNfs futkfifs hHuf @nt
iasi n Jl'ns Thar ne paper = valaeltss.
me Portland lia leg Mis- hsvs sou.
usclet Is laraisa zee iron : lhe gam.
pastHu ne Nge 81 thr Lsmaale Valley
Railroad h.iscsn 1ahnslu apd SpsBtea
TIE delivery b. commence a ouee ubieu
insoTcs lhs lmplriiaa u ih.. Hbc 81
railroad iH, tai
Mr. Foster % Essex. over 50 wears
Old, W.. mlssiag e. loa 10. last Saiur.
day, and vs.. said 10 BE- lost "a tbe
P.aius There wusa arest rslly ard
search. sui she va. found Sanda, siltr-
noon, qnisis picking bsuIes sol seem.
ingb unconscious % the lApso a time
The = Ab4us Custom uousc officers
have ,ucif bands fJ,l % business 81 tAis
season af ibv year RE trains from
Canada are loaded with tourists, aud tie
inspection Of baggage upou she trains .
very rgid Nhile Vi s. Albans Tie
franks are opened ana thorough, search.
cd ior sinuggied goods
Doctor Charles sperry Of West Hart
lord was Kicked 10 the face by his horse
Thuisiay The right .ide Of his face was
badly lacersled aud 81. right eye pro-
truded
Hon, Dudley c. Deunison Is al his
home ia R1lallon, slowly regainlng his
health lie barely escaped the typhoid,
OF mslaris lever, as Il Is called IN Wash.
lngtou, aud came home as soon u. he was
able to travel
Mrs NJ l. keudali 81 South Frank lin,
met with seri0u, scciirut recently
while milking ia the stable The COW
back OF har Kicked With such force rs 20
send her under tue one ,be wa. milking,
which IN return Kicked her back again
under number one, and between the two
she was severely hun, Ia tie hip aud
back, the hip bones being fractured
In Randolph, as Joshua Hunt was I'M
loading hay he heard eJnmotiou among
his hens, aud upon going out into the
yard found large ralliesnake within a
few feet OF his barn door, which he i'm.
mrdislely killed This snake measured
six and a halt feet and had ten ratllcs. =
Mr.. Hunt also Killed two ratllesnakes
recently, one OF which hud ten ratle,
Daring lhe recent heavy storm the
| lightning aud wind completely demulish-
ed large barn belonging 10 Abel Walk
er OF Whiting.
Human Garter, Of Derby, was wound
ed by The premature discharge OF pock-
ct pistol on Wednesday Jhe bail enter
ed his Ieg just above the Knee and passed
nearly through Il was extracted, but it
is feared that amlutation Of the Ieg will
be necessary,
AT Pittsiield recently, Rufus Holt,
while loading hay, tell in such manner
that sharp pointed stake over nm inch
in thickness, passed into his body and
out at the shoulder. lie will recover.
Ga the same day and ia The same town,
Thomas l.. Parmenler fell from load Of
hay aud broke his left shoulder.
The rally at the town hall, at Rutland,
on Friday evening, under the auspices OF
the Young Meas Hayes aud Wheeler
Club, promises TO be a successful affair,
The meeting will be addressed by Hon.
Marshall Jewell and Hon. Chas. II.
Joy &c. Muse will be furnished by that
most excellent organization, the Shel-
man Band OF Wiuooski. There is a pros.
pect OF grand torchlight procession in
the evening.
Gen. Btistow's appointments in this
State, next week, are as follows:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17
rA,i1.AIDn nnrEs

~ Is AhuuunStu iua1 bthtldl bahhe
has determined TO support Hayes and
Wheeler aud will run for reelection
on that platform
The latest novelty is the Democratic
pencil The pencil combines two de.
grees Of soitness. One end labeled
Tilden being hard, while the other, or
Hendricks end, is soft
The difference The last Democratic
Presidential nominee, said that 4 g
way TO resume is to resume; the pres
ent Democratic Presidential nominee,
on the other hand, says the way to
resume is to postpone
Down in Virginia, Tiden orator,
at Democratic meeting, exclaimed in
derison: Who is Governor Hayes !?
" no knows him A Johnny sitting
in tree near by yelled out: | do |
shot at him during the war
The Springfield Republican well
says that the northern Republicans
will stop shaking the bloody shirt
whenever the southern Democrats will
stop furnishing the blood, and not be.
fore
Keep it before the people that at the
precise time when Governor Hayes
was at the front CALAMITY fighting
rebels, Governor TIden was at the
Chicago convention resolving that the
war was failure, and demanding an
immediate cessation of hostilities.
South Carolina has a population OF
about 100000, and total debt that
does not exceed $40, 600, 900. The city
OF New York has been under Demo
cratic control for generation, and
with population somewhat less than
a million. it has debt of $l40,00D, :
600. An indebtedness. il only rolled up
ny Democrats, ten times as great as
that under Republican auspices, seems
to create no surprise aud make no
talk
st. Louis Globe Democrat: 1t is
sad to think Of genuine reformer be.
ing interrupted in the composition of
his letter of acceptance Of Presiden.
tial nomination, by suit asking him
to refund three hundred and eighty
four thousand dollars and interest
conveyed for a railroad corporation ;
but this is the misfortune which has
happened to Tilden, and the organs
are silent.
What do the American people think
Of man who withdrew from the
church because the pastor preached a
sermon in favor Of unfolding the gov.
eminent against traitors 10 arms -
That is what Hendricks did, and now
he wants the loyal masses Of the
country to make him Vice President Of
the United States. The people will
tell Lin what they think Of such fell
lows next November
Horace White. one Of the leading
liberals, and formerly editor Of the
Chicago Tribune, writes as follows to
that paper Supposing that Governor
TiIden is equally the friend Of civil
service reform, it would be practically
impossible for him. il elected, to carry
i into effect be demands Of his
party will override aud break down
bis strongest resolutions. he will be
forced TO yield to the clamor Of his
partisans else he will be left without
any strength 10 Congress o. any %.
gAnized support 10 the country
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W.ANTs.

Al rfisswlnis uraeF thls tes4. gta rsut. per
tat each Happi4ae
w ANfkD "A girl ior general house,
e'tt masi tta ssnA wt-HHs sFa iaaerf
asa uu1eIs sni piasu akiHR Is sHat = &c sas
goll sage, and h8Ae vii bs given Iaqa,fr Il
MRS N Il WOOSTER
Manchester. ~
10 WHOM Ia NAY CONCERN Nalas =
| htrgby gwen TIA apptsstieu w.li o. nsd8
g. BE- legislature q ternent az the,r ngxt asa.
tt'n tu De- hoiitn So 0ttubat A tFfa 81 !
romkp d the Nist ~ part thertot tAe sitets
stinu 81 the hpgudu, D - ~ some &c a. the
caunues as noe constituted, 81 ne creation 10
aeW county ar eunuiiEp, , tbr cstahaahmrft
uVon tae main hnes ~ rsir,sds 81 ali = any 81
the euuaN ats 90 tte sast side IT tAe state
which a.c nov los,t aeaY fran al Auss II
"a faRds
lul, 18th 1915 tIBv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

so beginning TO get some infor.
nation as 20 where Mr.. Tilder's bar.
rel Of money came from. During the
years 1861 and 1868 he received much
money for alleged services from the
Erie railroad at the hands of PIske and
Gould. lie was also largely engaged
ia credit mobilierism in the west, OF
this Mr. Iilden has received his full
hhafe
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$500 REWARD /!

Tbruuga Evil influence hertabouts, sec ETY.
having become 70 coHup 81 TO a0mAnd it, III.
above reward = be pad rlr ue di,oOycrY u
the perpetrators OF any th.it og &C. IT eefreda-
ton out ~ premtses Altoel, u ~ Dy given
tha Black Lis viii SON b. pub het iof the
biscuit OF ID - gGttynt g.raouclg snayi h ia.
D ,. itlun upon Ii e o ideues which We natura-
~ rtp5se IN the human race at iatge.
J, J. HAP}OOD & 90.
petu, Vt 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

A gentleman well known ID this
town and Fho bas the honor Of being
oae q The very few Democrats who
have ever been elected 10 the legislA
tafe from this town, aud who has al.
ways voted thai ticket. told as the
other day ,has be should support
Hayes aad Wheelef and that bis broth.
er. another old Democrat, will vote the
same way. These gentlemen have no