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

Turkey is in bad way The new
Sultan wishes to abdicate with no suit
able person 10 take his place, and the
Turkish army has not been uniformly
saecessiul against the Seryians.
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(OMMI3sIONENoI NOIlUE.

IeFaTh q J0sfpN W N0fHF.
Tie uadefsg ~ haufg btru appointed y
thu Hos. ff8tste euuH f3f ibs listfies ~ Mac
chester. NINA - ii.ts % rec ~. - Jniue hnd
. jus 30 ciHiiaz ASA 0fmabas 81 80 pefsuus
against he estate Of JHepM ". siafse, late
hDiasi ia SD Gisfist. dee ased, AID al
claims Ab.btt1 la orrNt tA,r ts.tfftby glYr uo-
lleo tbEf &c aiI meet Ia iaa p0tt Ose+ htf re-
saiI, illr house u if4 aitffa. sst1 Dyfref
oa lhe "a aay u 5snnaty ht1ft hom pei.as, q.
ia uutli v. ~, std itAt = 3 months ffpn tEa
sd aa} II lulY. A. y is75is tie time limit.
"a Is " q egart ~ ssa ersailara W puseHt
tbcif elaine b. ~ t6f essfaiHs 3 a i ~ oHancs.
Dsled 81 D@isst tlis ~ cA8 q saly
A. u. 1910.
= y 9aiFfifa. cns
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Kidney Disease, Dropsy, aud all hi
seases OF the Urinary Organs can be
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. Hundreds
who have been given up by their physi-
clans TO die, have been speedily cured By
the use of HUNTS REMEDY.
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Republican County Ticket.

FoR SENATORS,
! HENRY GUILD, Of Rupert;
slLAs MASON, of Resdsboro
faR ASSISTANT Junars,
A. T.. GRAHAM, Of Winbau;
JOHN v. CARNEY, OF Bennington.
FOR SHERIFF,
DAVID CIRCUIT, OF Arlington.
ip9 mon BAIIIFf,
JONATHAN IiAPGOOD, Of Peru
ron STATES ATTORNEY,
w II. SHELDON, Of North Bennington,
ron ItDgEs oF PROBATE,
l. u. BURTON, Dist Of Manchester.
GRO. w. HARTMAN, Dist Bennington
Election Tuesday, september 9th, 1876
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-17

There arc rumors Of big fight
against the Indians by Crooks forces
ia which thc former were beaten. but
they are not yet confirmed.
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RspusIiean state Nominations.

fuH ogYfHNnE.
HORACE FAIRBANKs
oi ST. Jobnsbor
F3A tnpT-auytEauE
REDFIELD PROCTOR.
Of Rutlsnd
ROB rEEasrAEH.
JOHN A. PAGE.
90 Montpelier
yH inCnofs At isHgF,
JACOB EsTEY,
Ot Bnitlfb1ro.
CHARLES Il HOUGuToN.
0f North bennington
raU vEauER o. coS0rEss,
nos CHARLES IL. JOYCE.
u Rutland
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BLAcKSMIrHINC

f,Cfon, pgist, A1gus, / 1870
tc subscribers hass openpa a Blacksmith
shop ia this village, uear ths canisee shop
loumcrh owned BY Bes IA A leo, whtfe 81
branches 81 tne trade ere conducted wltA skul
srd dtspaicb, and wtih IBl T. no Lac AND
LIT LIVE hspyeld Affection ptid tn horse
ahHe.us EpsON LILLY.
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Astrar

Came nta tbsenHlasura ~ th0 sabscribfr Jnlr
~ gray wearing HtifER minus uns eaf.
The cWnor ~ requested "a pt3ye properly, pay
chsfet., aud tako loE sasy
IsIAH DUNBAR.
South nateet, Jay ~ 1875
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FACTORY POINT, W..

where he is prepared 70 take pictures OF all
kinds IN the highest style Of the art az reason
able rates. 2g2f
before noon
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Al fflisau5 ais uraeF thts fes1. gtu r5s.t. psf
tat each Hapl4ae
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-23

WANTED, everybody 10 know that 81 90 cash
will pay a years subscription for the CAR
BON ADVOCATE.
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Wa gTED. purcha1 a1er for a Wheeler q Wilson
SEWING MACHINE S3j cash will buy
Cal at this Office.
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Only Kennedy : EHssrea E'AHnReso
Change Your Surroundings.

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PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.


BOnnashtettle, Dec. 14th, 1875.
LEAvER DRucKER- DEER SIR Now
will ich ovver ivver dar dom ga, un aw
dea lite zu faischtay gevva dos ich my
a'ah shin schtera koD do hrouch ich
nemond dos mepr hplft, ,iar ich consider
dos ich nous ganunk bin far my a'ah
bort zu nemma un do brouch ken onra
NOM odder frow nj meddla "or any
other man" Dea reason dos lch so
sank is because dar Bill un dar Christ
on worra nivver zum Philip ons wart2-
house un hen wenuich Zu deef in dea
bnttle gakucked dea hinnich EN- bar
g.stonna hen, un sin wennich 90
warra, du wasn't we, siS net notewen-
mich eb ola mons ucht exactly so far
schtate, ovver sell wOr net es end dar-
fun we ich hame kumma bin don hut
dea Betz mich ins eek schtay maucha,
far en- holb schtun, un hut mich gOr
farflucht gapunished ucht far drs dos
ich so glany shlong i'm hute kOt hob.
Es lecht mole hob ich deer g 'schriva
fun wayah da hondwarks lite I'M hobs
i'm rime deer gevva wile ich gadankcd
hob dos des laser dar tseltung date
glcha poetry zu lasa un de zeit hob ich
shun. witter gahart dos es dar Chricht
farzarned hut vile ar en- schriner is, ar
hut g'saut dos ar date en- glaner schpOy
oh hovla over ar date aw Ell glaner low
greah, ovver eem will ich sawya we's
il, es is net darwart dos ar ii horn blOsa
will far we g'saut ON owfOng fun dem
brief ich kon my 'ah shift ivver's wos-
ser schteerah, un do Is es net darwart
dos ar 81 olt gasslicht 80 hoch nuff dra-
all will cd er won ich cen amole far
wish don kon ar 81 awah inshurah luss
sa.
Ich hob deer glany secret zu sawya
ich wor's town hummer galuffa do da
onra dog, do ben a powr mate dos grose
ri wOlla, sin ovver ucht so holbwecks-
ich, dea hen fun ganiaucht ivver mich
vile ich shun olt bin dank ich. Ovver
ich will deer sawya wOs ich gadanked
hob, ich hob gadanked dos SEA warra
noch net rich g'starAa, un hob de same
zite rous ganumms dos sea hetta ~
feal maui, un wot sea now advisa eera
miller zu hota no Tonga sea aw kar
micha.
Yours truly,
HANS KoHNAMAUCHER.
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Strange Freaks Of the Insane.
HANS KoNNAMAUCHER

A lady was one evening sitting in
her drawing. room alone, when the only
other inmate OF the house, brother,
who for time had been betrayng
tendency to unsoundness of mind, enter.
Ell with a carving knife in his hand,
and, shutting the door, came up to her
and said: Margaret, an odd idea has
occurred to me. wish to paint the
head Of John the Baptist, and | think
yours might make an excellent study
for it. So, if you please, | will cut off
your head" The lady looked at her
brothers. eye, and seeing in it no token
of jest, concluded that he meant to do
what he said. There was an open win
dow and balcony by her side, with
street in front; but q moment satisfied
her that safety did not lie in that way.
so, putting on smiling countenance,
bhe said "That is strange idea,
George but would it not be a pity to
spoil this pretty new lace tippet have
got? I'll just step to my room to put it
off and be with you again in hall
minute" Without giving him time to
consider, she stepped lightly across the
floor aid passed out. In another mo.
ment she was alone in her Own room,
whence she easily gave the alarm, and
the mailman was secured
The story of the gentleman command
ed by some insane persons to jump from
the top of tower in their asylum, and
who escaped by telling them he would
rather jump from the bottom to the top,
and ran down stairs as if to execute
his intention, Ia well known, but the
following anec ecdute Of a similar situation
will be news to most readers. A gen
tleman accom- anying party to inspect
an asylum. chanced to be left behind in
the kitchen with a number of scullions
TO the establishment. There was a
huge caldron of boiling water on the
fire, into which the madmen declared
they must put him in order to boil him
for broth. They would fain have as
sisted him into the large pot; and, AS
they were laying hold of him, he reflect
I'D that In personal struggle he would
have no chance with them all he could
do was TO gain time. So he said /:
Every well, gentlemen, | am sure !
should make good broth, If you do not
spoil it by boiling my clothes with 1t, "
"Tske of your clothes, they cried out;
and he Oegan to take off his clothes
very slowly, crying out loudly the
while: "Now, gentlemen, my coat is
uff-I will soon be stripped. There
goes my waistcOat--I shall soon be
ready" and so on, till nothing remain
cd but his shirt. Fortunately, the keep
er, attracted by his loud speaking, ,hur-
ried in just in time to save him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-23

WASHINGTON, DC, November a, 1876.
take y .easure in expressing my eutlre CO IL
dcnce In the responsibility ana Hdelity of The
Law, Patent auu COLLECTION HOm Q OF GILMORE
d CO., of this city. -
GEORGE II. b. WHITE,
Cashier of the atiUua, metropolitan Bank.
Dec. IS6 q
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THINGS To REMEMBER. -Remamher that mir

THINGS To REMEMBER that MIR
rOrs shOuiu never be bunR where tine sun shines
directly upOA them. Tney sOOh lOOE uIIs v grow
rough or graRulated and no longer give back a
correct plGtu .. Tbs amRiatam UT udidn of tin
foil with mercury, when is spread ON glass o
form tOOKlng glass ts easily Iuinea Dy Ihe d.
rect Continued exposure tO the s0lAr rays
ReLnem Oer that lemons can De kept sweet and
fresh for months by putting them IN a clean
tight cask Of jar, anI covering with cold water
The wnter must Ur changed as often as eyery
aemembeT hut one can have the haIi DIS I'm
SOAP suJs with OIC suap without injury 10 the
SKIN II the hands pned i'll vinegar or lemon
Corrosive enecls OF tdVhikali and makes the
hands soft aud white Indian meal ant vinegar
or lemon JUICE used on the hands when rough.
hlD tns Ia ,hds ~ ,hIs; then wash of thor ghiy
and rub in g,yuerlne. Those WHO suffer from
enappod hands IA the winter viii lind inns cOm
fOrtlnR.--Ex
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SCIENTIFIC FARMER,
BOSTON, MASS.

Science is knowledge; scientific Is knowing.
Can u better motto be adopted
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T. ntering families in every section,
Never has it failed 10 give satisfaction
To the intelligent farmer,
In all things practical;
For IL treats of The doctrine Of uses
In matters that pertain to the farm.
Cannot YOU afford 10 give II trial
For only One Dollar year,
nd your name aud address plainly written,
Reunited u scientific Farmer Co.. Boston, J4a ass
M uch VI monthly value will be received,
EnaOing you 20 profit from others experience.
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E,OR SALE OR TO LET.

A ONB.sToRY FRAME BUILDING, built
expressly for a PHOTOGRAPHER. or would
suit a ClGAR.MAKE Err, SHoEMAKER or
TAILOR. Win be sold very Cheap POr CASH or
on short time with approved security, Apply
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-23

The coming man approacheth higher
aud higher. His name is Old Santa
Claus.
The hardy snow-bunting has put
in-Rn appearance,
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The Trous,eau or n pr,nee...

Within the last few days have had the
pleasure of inspecting the trOuSseGu of Prin-
cess-a real Princess-that is to say, one of
undoubted royal blood, the damsel 10 ques-
tiOn being the Princess Marie Alexandrina
of Saxe-W eimar, niece to the King of Hol-
land. She is shortly to be married to the
Prince of Reuss, and the firm Of Godcherand
s. Co., on the Rue Neuve des Capucines, has
had the honor of preparing the bridal outfit
of her Royal Highness. And surely her
ladyship Will have something of wardrobe
when she gets it all home. She has twelve
dozen each of all the smaller articles of
lingerie and six dozen of the larger pieces,
all of the finest cambric, only varying in the
styles of their pulls and tucks, their laces
or embroidery. These undergarments alone
cost $12, 900. Then she has eighty dresses
and twenty-five bonnets, and Providence
only knows how many gloves, fans, cloaks,
shawls and other pretty trifles of that nature.
OF course. only a portion of this immense
wardrobe was shown, but that portion was
remarkably well worth seeing The laces
in particular we're exquisite in fineness and
design. One dinner dress of palest crepe
de Chine was decorated with three hood
fiounces of the finest and costiiest Valen-
ciennes, which crossed the front traversely
the back of the dress was drawn in two i'm
mense puifs. and the cuirass corsage, open
en- eagr, was trimmed with narrow lace 10
match the hounces. Another dress OF pale
lilac crepe de China was trimmed with
equally fine and beautiful point Duchesse'
4 garrett velvet dress was decorated with
narrow point d'Alencon, of the creates
beauty and fineness. The wedding dress
was IN white satin. The front of the skin
was covered with three vide founces OF
magnificent point aTguilie (sometimes erro.
neously called point de Venise), the second
richest of modern iaces, the richest being,
of course, the point d'Aleneon. Thess
flounces were put simply on, straight round
the skirt. \ the oId-fashioned way. An i'm
mense court-trzin, full three yards long
was attached to the waistband OF the skirt.
1t was bOrdered all around with the rows
OF lace, separated by g narrow quilting
OF satin The c0rsage was, as usual, oper
en- o0ar, wifi hAlf-long sleeves, and wa
trimmed with lace; its dress 9f pale, rose
colored silk was decorated with houncea
and trimming of point appliqne, which
looked very ordinary in Comparison with
the spIendors of the richer laces. Their,
were also dresses trimmed with antiqu,
Iaces which bad descended 70 the brid,
from some one Of her royal ancestos-cnri
Gus, cobweb-like fabricA but lacking thi