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THE PIONEER.
&einem faltem Granb!
&eime mauliperre mebr "
WiQium &ramer's 6%eilbfafer.
gatentirt an, 10. Mat 1870.

Yatenttrt am 10. Stat 1870.
Die 9Dirtuna btsfes @Fafers III bepunberunssplrbie
IS srtfiirt ten pfafter, MELODIES biefss dbertriht.
Durd iatrslansss @rprpben fam i'd biefsS pFsttt
ais ein Observation-Disclosures e%npfeblen.
aemilienpdtsr, 5abrtfbsfser. ippte ale Arbttter fputtn
IS fets i'm Saufe unb in her 9Berffdtte ~Ysrr6tbts baIten.
Gte g9irfuna 1T cine hbsrrafdenbe; man brautt weber
dritlide 9ulfe ;u reauiriren, NOD bat man, BET ~fptsrrtser
Nnpsnbune, einen gerIuh an Nrttitssett sa befareua.
- tsJt be id,limmffem BMncen, BE bart.
Ntrtuns III es bet 1buRs, Sieb gtidb., @dntrt-,
Bis- unh Gnetidmuncen; &Itmmen SrnHen.
lauf. SlutssibwIren, finite bet gerwuubuna
sud roftige Ndael eibt es ttin beiIeres Wtttel.
ASet 9ubneraueen ftat IS niht MUIR ben Sdmers To-.
forS, f%cnoera bsiettfst ~hteftIben bel etnsn, GstrauGr ppn
& 10 3aeen ednslid.
,5aru.
opwsis per gSr nebt Gaetrauds anwsifuns so Cents.
9retaben tn aaea@pptbetsn, fpwte an Der Gtearreu.
Utlan O rtrn. 3W17Ra:
, 1876-03-02
Observation-Disclosures.
Mmerifaniihe Suaen6sB ibltDtbef.

Sn biibi9e Bappbede1 nit Muslin>@jden
gebunoer a IS Gents.
Roger une aSeiAe, bon Sran5 6offmann. Der
trsue Mddter. Sufammen in einsm Sano.
Der a~Steerfpenfise, BON Sran3 boffraann.
&lesnes 1T Die NSiege beS 6rpRen, bon Jranj
5offmann. - Die 6isfabrt. 3ulamnsn in
einein 8ano.
Die 5enfelbufaten, BON Srans boffmann. Der
&difbrueb. 3uiamnen in einem Bdno.
SD febe bid, idpn, bon SuIius 6ofmann
Su fpnff nid)t fteblen,
@rpRpaters 2ieblina
Der ibiinSe sBiIbei;,m, bon Sufas aissoa.
Ser Seefpfennis. 9ret aatRarinen. - Nns
Der 6eSenpart. 9rei @r5dblunsen pon Sbefla
bon Gufnpert. SIN einem Bano.
Mns Wad1t gum 9id)t, bon &tbarb Baron.
ga nne Damatantis oon Stro'nano s@n,lot;
mar tn Mfrifa. 3uiammen in einem 8ane.
Der Weablar3t. = Der Sirsbpf. .3pei @r5dblun'
gen BON s.. St6ber. 3uIanlmen Ii: einem 8ano.
mas Der Weenib fGet, bas wirs er euh ern'
ten, bon Riharo Baron.
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300 8ianos unb Oraeln.

neu iine aus S~tUettcr Sann, BON Wabrifanfen ers
fer SLATE, iueroeft al nieori9ereu 4reiien fiir6 aib poer
4bialo9s- 8 blungen ODER fir Mietbe in Staot uno
aano, ipdbteno oieIer barten 3eiten ln0 Der 6eiertase
ourh Sprace Skaters 1t. Gpn, Ash S~rpdrnap,
~oertouft, oils ~oteIelben ie 5uorr IT. SEEM 9ort p%iferirt
wurben. Ieenten ~pertanat Inn Bater's neue ScaIe
gtanos nne CONCERTS rgeln il nerfanfen. Suu-
ltttlrte Sataloge per NoIt o%erianot. CUTE Seoin9un9en
fir ben 6onoeL. Sin GROCER Siscouto fir 9ebrer,
@etitli4e. @irten. 9O9en. s@uIen &C. 4gG25no.
, 1876-03-02

prefS BRO Ranb so Gents. @ebunsen In eein.
manh pro Sano % 0enss.
1. eans Der Ieste Bombarsier. sappsue bon
#. 80. badldnoer.
4 Der Wiraten.eientenant. Grlabluns
pm Balouin MDabauleu.
Ole Biauen unb @elben. Dene5uela.
nii4ss GbaratterbiIO pOn 5risOr'&
4 Der Raub e~traAburs's. gat.rIdnbi.
iber Goman pon berlbert Nau.
8. Deutidbianc'S Gbre. hiftorii4sr Ro.
man pon 8erro BON 0ulet.
G. aDas Eeffament %eter bee @rcAen.
9telaan unb Gsi@ipte uon Sueian Der
bert.
.u.s. Der fiesenSe 8enanesr. 6iftOrt.
f6er Ytoman pom U. e. Draboostl.
IA. Sfe SdloNniebe. Cine Grsdbluns aus
Dem alten Berlin, bon Geor9 Dill nnb
HReme(Is, Criminal . 0elbibte bon
6rieo. 6rieori1. 3uiammen III eintm
Sano.
n. 6srr eetpa. Criminal . RDman bon
@mil Gaborian.
IL .Spei beitsre Geidbidbten. Bon Ioolt
p9iselbars. - 3~ei SpbmeasmSsrO'
10. Der tpfe 6ans: Grtminql , 6el9ihts
BON ". StretfuB. nno Die &pbne
Barnepelts. bitorliher goman BON
@3mibt : gSsiBenTels. 3ulammsn il"
IA ann Sbron uns eeben. hitOrii&tr RO.
man pom Gepr9 hiltl,
II. Sm Gdienffer. SpciaIer Roman bon
6rienrib Geritater.
Ia &dbrtsle, naS 9Seib bee &pieler1.
Criminal . 9tooelle pou s. 4italpau
nno Die Tranctireurs, @r3Gblurq
aus BEN oeutlh : franjofihen Srie9t
Sou 5riebrt1 GeritGder. 3uamnler
IN etnen Sano.
II. 05ia 0ermorfeuer.. Criminal ytooeu,
non 8. .. g. Semne.-DaS 6prffbaul
Dnfr Die tpiloe Sa9b in Der ptalj. gu
Immmen in eiuem 8ano.
n. Seneatias unb bic fd)pne 0fncenjia
Der Serr ee& peuieS.-Irau 60
6ana,-Dte 0erlobte.-Hegine. q
l9blungtn bon Waria bon Oilers. gu
Iammen in eiuem Sauo.
. NJ. 20. Oct Ieis Don Sra. 8ons.N. 6. Brad
po9el. 3tei 8dnbe,
N. Gte axe i~paniidJe urfnnee, BON Mr
manb. llno Bas Neipenf. .@piIoo
aus BEN oeiitids franjDliden &riee
pon .. 81. bon Oeoenrotb. 3uIanlne
in eiueln Yano.
m, Nicr SIltben unb eine Grudbt go
belle UNI gBilbelm Shmiot.-3 plpmbd
9lopele BON Nrosper Wlerrime. gu
tammen in einem Sanp.
a. Gldnsenhc &abnen.. Rpnian BON Dug
Silberiteitt. liter Bano.
IA. &idnicuhe Sabnen. .Honan BON Nul
Stl6eritein. 2ter Ycno unb Die Conn
brinst es an Cen Gag. 3uiammen i
eirem Bano.
H. Ole aronin. Hnman bon @ueen 3,
benrptb INN Mtit eiferner Sane. 81
iammen III einem 8ano.
a. Die zfl9peret Der eiebe. Roman %
eNHN 6Ah = -
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GimiQe Qllte Griin0e :

1.-gine meue G%rHnbuns. sranoI& sepsafs
uno seIihsrt bura patsnt.
2.-Maat einen ooIIf o m menen 2ad'Sne,
sleih auf beioen Seiten, an allen Irten bon StoffsA.
3.-2auft lei6t, lanft, serSuIdlos uuo rai&-bsFs
6 ON binatio n DON @issn I6after.
4.-Dausrbaft-lauftS q breIans obTe Sfepa'
vaturen.
5.-8trrt9tet allie Mrten BON Irbstt
uno Sanep NGbereien in elmer oor3ii9liaeng8etis.
6.-SN fir ben @rbsiter chr fst6t 3u hanS.
buben. Die 2Gu9e Der Sttbs fam re8nltrt peroen,
pdbreno Die MlaiAine i'm GAUGE lit, uno oiele fam
nit etnem fSoben perIeben perben, obne oaB berlslbe
odrb GLIDER Ju geben bat.
S.-@ian etnfab, ftnnret@, elegant, tnosm
her std obm ben Gebraub BON Cog g8beel Gears.
Rotarp Cams uno 9eoer @rns forlnirt Dirb. 6at ban
Automatic p s eco, fpeld9er etne slet8'
mGBt8e 2du9e bes Stt DIES bel ir9tno
elmer 6e1&mtnbtsfeit # d ert. Fat uniersn
neuen 9breao Controller. WeIber cine 9iet@'
mGBiee 9eluesuns Der @esoIs'8ar erlaubt uno ether
8erlebuns Des 6abens oorheust.
S.-GpnIructiou d II s E z sr9faltt9 uno oSa'
snpst. SIT f~abri3irt BON ben Q { 6idteftsn aNs
erfabrenIten Irbeitern in Der b%erlbmsH
Bennington Mrrnprp, Sncn, u. o. @bilaeelppta
Ciice: $40 Sbeffnut StrGse. 2Nt1rnat.
%sAM Wednnrr nne 6rauen mernen lest yer
cVV Iangt fir unfsre neuen 0oIcfecsrn
8ileer, Mdbfeiee, &eiusniaeen unc Sdbretbpa
pier. @roAe Ginnabrnen NIT Gtdbcrbeit sc
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IT, - 3D. g. S.t s Saaiia1s.s.@s"' ~'"'a" DO" d
%. y. 30. Bo. I'm 9iepter nne Rronen. 3ettro'
man bon Oregon Sanarop.
SeF 9eofo "@eldanIl@e @oIiletldet
,t,s.htho,s 4,h
fir @inmonberer uuo @inuemoubvrt,.
sntbSlt zine fps, oefoete nm fir 9sS,rmor, n.r.srn.
Iiae
.Vr1r11ttattf Der elt9ltlfen 9prade,
nehft WnIeifuro in fur,er G.;+
, 1876-03-02
S~barla6fieber, Spptberta,
Mduber sails.

Sas erI9redenoe llttih9reifen oieler Sranfbeiten
tna9t ben 6ebrauf eineS Wtittels nDtbi9, lpeld)es ibre
&erbreitun9 uub S6btlidteit uerbinDert. RrOmO-
C~hlOraluins lpenn man eilen 3beil nit f%iinf3eDn
oes MtunoeS ooer Gureeln beuubt, lin6ert Die MbIpns
%berun9en, lno6t ben @tbeln poblrie6eno, ptrtt als
cine Nrjenei 9e9en 66ulniB uuo uerbinoert Die Mus
ltedun9 our6 c~ont09tole Acknowledgment ooer per.
siftete 2utt. Sir rauben ooer entjinoeten bals penoe
man oas Nttttel Iofort beim Grlfetuen bes llebels an
SIS Ioate b1uii9 in g8obnbGuIeru, &rautenjtminern
uno am &orper aebraudt meroen. nm Die, 9fetn!i1teit
gu b%efprbern. Mtan beior8e lid elm pamphlet.
TiIden a Co., Gbemifer,
4gS!Soe3 176 g9tliam Str, gletp 9ort.
gu ~pertauien bel alien Nru99ilen UNI 6dnolerl.
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To1seube biaise
%otS=, Sngenbi6riten
nmb ROuane
fne 5u baben tn alien beutf6en
Subbanoluneen in BEN
TereiHtsteu Staatelt rno GanaOe.
Gr3ablnnger BON @nitaD Nierib.
IN bibide 8appbefel nit Nhuslin.Sfiiden
gebunben a 25 Gents.
Sas gtantrebt.
Die Dsportfrten.
Ste Mnsuanberer mad Mfrfeo
gd)neteer utb @eiser.
Sbriffopb 9%olumbns.
Slarus une maria.
Srane Don Sbmburg.
Anredbt Gut gebeibef ntctt.
PIE grftneuns ees Npr;enans.
Ste 0rpRfnutter.
per alte Srieser uno fein gpbn.
Die Npienmiible = Der sleins Gamaritsr.
Sn einenI Sano.
Die Batfe, ooer cine quite Shat fnoet oft auf Grbtn
idon ibren 9obn.
johanna, ooer emrd siadt ,um eidt.
Der drme @pttfriee.
~ apity uUp ger mtuuer.
Dae &leeblatt. 9rei Dsibitteu. /. Ser treu'
Siener, 2. Der pai6er uno ie:n 6obn. 8. Die
pflal1nenmdnncx.
Die GudsucfS,lubr.
Saeob Hnb feline 86bne.
@r3a6l1ngen Don Gaiparils.
Sn bibi4e Bappbedel NIT Mnslins6iden
gebHtbeu a 25 Gents.
9ef0ttdlten aus Dem gpefTart.
Der Sd)nlmeifter une fein Spbn.
SfraRbnrs auf Der GdDanj.
Bolfsgei9idten.
Sn bibi9e Bappbedel NIT MusIin.Riiden
g%ebunber1 a 25 Gents
Der 3fseuaer, bon Glasbre9t.
gbredensiabre.
Die 9tumme Don 9prtici, bon 6Iaubredt. nno
Spbann BON 2epeen, Der Prppbet Bon
&obert beroer. 3uIamnen in eiuern Bud.
@efd5id3ten See @farrers &iebentiid,. Bon
2arf St6ber.
Radbttaser in Granada. Bon Sr. gtorben. limb
9annbdnier. BON Norbert 6iirte- 3uiamrnen in
einer1 8ano.
Yartier G%auseniebts. limb
eunapact S~asabunsus. Suiammen In stnsrn
Bane.
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3auieub tm Druid mad srism Mcuat'
MuTauenoer GrfpIa.

Gin Nsent psrstsnt $t12 tn sier 9assn unb Gin Antt.
rr SASS tn 3 Iasen hHr6 ben 0trtaaf pom
Scean'S GtprN . sin pabrer s5as pom
anti 225 p~ahenben Abbtlbunaen. preit Su serf Rtspria
Pat ben rai6asn 4tsans. 1Raa Stus t&lbals "Ai
6ettsf
, 1876-03-02
Seimatb unb Trembe.

Wor1aae nnb Gr5dblungen IN 9roB 800. Tor
mat elegant bro6irt.
Orets orc 4anb 80 0ents. @ebunSen In 9eiu
mane pro Sanb s5 GensS.
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S'0H9FHNJ0I UUH VHTPUttHE|
ST. blblhe Bappbedel NIT UtnSltn'Eiidel
9ebnnbeM a 25 Gents.
Sef01tdbten aus Dem gpefTart.
Ger S~dnlmeffter unh fein Gpbn.
$fraRbnr9 duf Der Gddn,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

We published in the JouRyAL Of last
week, by mistake, the list Of Town
Committees appointed four years ago
instead % two years ago, We give
the correct Iist below. and trust The
mistake, which was not entirely our
own, will not lead to any unpleasant
results 10 cases where the old COM
mitice have called caucus the new
committee should adopt the proceed.
iags and make them regular We
hope there viii be a full delegation
from Bennington County at Burling-
ton
Arlington willard Holden, q,
]. L. Jadson II \. Farnum.
Bennington j Halsey eastman,
l.. kinsloy, A. VI. Colyin.
Dorset-W. A. TyrcI, J. l., Cochran,
q VI. Sykes,
Glastonbury Elihn A. Mcdonald.
o5ed Eddy S. }. Wellmau.
LaadgroveIsmos Thompson, L R
Shaw, \ Woodward.
Manchester r. Howard, L J Haw-
Icy, " Il. Dean.
rorn-P. j, Walker, J II simonds,
Edmund Batchelder.
Pownal 5 J, Gardner, p. Wright,
] G PatreH.
keadsboro -silas Mason, ). W. Car
pointer Apollos Bailey.
Rupert. II Guild. George Hop.
kins, A kinuie.
SYNDICATE Crawford Woodward, ].
L. March, Willis Bentley.
scarsburgh Joseph Crosicr, N. J.
Wilson i Groes5eck,
Salisbury &. s Madison, Myron
Barton, Ii B. Bouum.
stasniorl-obed Han, Justin SAN
hrd, q I. Wineheil.
Sunderland "A II. Jadson, f. l..
Graves George Care,
Wiahall Fespasian Benson, 0. B.
Williams, a. i, Graham.
Woodford Lyman Bowles, 5. E.
Gleason, Phillip Smith.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

vita the simple word unknown 81.
on tie wooSca plaak ., tho bead d
the grave l failed Is search far asv
With tbe marx Of a vcrmoat name q
regiment
Near the late mansion 50 r. stand
a gEAaite mauameat Is enc aldo 3.
which Is record q which the laU5p.
INK i copy
Beneath ibis stone fep5se tile b5aes
.of tRo thousand enc HUNDRED and
eleveu unknown soldiers gathered ~
ter tie war. from ihr deIds 81 Ban
Run and tie route 10 the RappahAa.
mock. Their remains could not be
idesti6ed bot their names aad death
are recorded in the arcbisves II the
country ard is grateful citizens honor
them as Of that noble army 81 martyrs.
May they rest in peace"
From The Lee residence one has a
fine view Of the Capital aud public
buildings in Washington.
The interior Of the residence Is kent
IN a tidy condition, and open to the
inspection Of visitors A German 81
der, who had lost an arm in the war.
seemed to have the care Of the man.
sion On my remark that the man
who could own so 6ue a mansion
ought not to have been a traitor
Well replied the old soldier il bis
broken English, che no take it with
him; If be had, it all burn up fore this
time where he's gone"
So, Mr.. Editor, goodbye for the
present.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
STATE ITEMS.

The butter shipments from st. Adams,
during the year 1875, were 100000 lbs.
less than during 1874
Three convicts in lras burph iaiI have
been pardoned out by the governor.
Westmore appointed an investigating
committee, at its last town meeting, 10
bunt out the frauds by town officials
dnring the past four years.
The town Of Troy has monstrous iron
safe for IFS records, and delights in choos-
ing its clerk at the north and south vii
lagos each alternate year, and moving
that old box back and forth with six
horse team. The North has it this year.
The new secretary of war, Judge Taft.
was born in Townshend, in 1910, and is
&c years of age.
The West River National Bank, OF
Jamaica, will have to reduce its capital
from 100000 to 81, 200 or $50 900, hav-
ing lost some $4,000 by paper that de-
pieciated in consequence of the Chicago
fire.
The two-story farm house owned and
occupied by Charles Chamberlin. of So,
Newbury, together with nearly all its
contents, was totally consumed by fire
about twelve o'clock, Monday night.
Loss about $4,000; insured for 81, $50.
An aspirant for office, at Mount Tabor,
made such free distribution Of whiskey.
election day, that the meeting ended in a
drunken row. A number OF freemep
had to be led up TO the ballot box, they
were so drunk. A good many carried
home black eyes and bloody noses, and
others had TO be logged OIL.
Dan b. Griffin, of Essex, has colec.
ton of about 500 old coins, many Of
which are great curiosities. Among
them is bronze coin of the time Of
Amyntas H., King of Macedonia, who
reigned 399 B. c., which is 2,26O years
old; a silver didram Of the time of Philip
H., son of Amyntas, 1920 years old;
Greek mite 1900 years old number of
Roman coins of the time of Constantine's
reign, 500 years ago; an Austrian coin,
dated 1910 A. d., and many other rare
and curious coins Of great value as relics
OF ages past.
A heavy stock traine ran from St.
Johns to Bellows Falls on Monday, dis
lance POS miles, in IS hours. Ii was one
OF two trains which left Chicago for Bos-
ton on trial trip, the other one going
over the New York Central, as an exper-
iment to ascertain the quickest transit.
The one over the Central Vermont arriy.
ed in Boston, Wednesday, accomplishing
the trip with stoppages in 80 hours.
A college professor, at Burlington,
thought to make a night capture of riot
Gus students, each OF whom was making
bis own night-csp, sure, with the aid of
little sugar. The professor, in his stock
ing feet, stole down corridor until he
stepped on a jungle of upturned carpet
lacks. He gave himself away in an ex- |
clamation Of anguish and rage, and hop |
ped back TO his own quarters. The iron
had entered into his own sole.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23

Us e.lasso = 5Fy aa4 healthy pssl
tAs s-mmer terapcratgrr q Nsw Yort
aaa cakage $50 - Ser average
teNFers, Y Nsrk. Fa as8 IL
acr tirs ,s sie aluays @
There rizagr 8.t.a
e KsA. tak.ar lAe
wat a ,a MA44 River aas tsr.
ueataE s. Crnas which gara shes
water b utgaie ) large e
teui q eauauy The cost az lr5ransr
be 1ae dollar per acre, and have plcnty
e water Or stock There Is rs thr
sicIaiiy number q miaeraI Aod Their
nsl sFaugs. cone % tbem possessing
pgvef'ai medicinal qualities soda
springs short distance rarth Of he
valley - great resort f9f iuyalids.
and many cases % chronic rheumatism
have been cured there The two riy.
ers Furnish plenty o. water for manu-.
faesanng purposes. Wool growing
i attracting great attention through
aat l5c territory, add a. this time there.
afc several mills there, and 20 better.
point can be found fof the establish
meat of a wooIaa factory.
We have DOW 10 Corinne, al Episco.
pal, Presbyterian and Methodist
Church, and two aourishing Sunday
schoole a good public school, four
hotels, connqe mills, sampling works.
smelling works, brewery, overland
stage mandatory, bank. livery
stables, city bad, and board Of trade
and other public buildings too numer
Gus 70 mention. There is also a steam.
er line connecting with the Utah /
Western Railroad at the south end of
salt Lake. There ara some Mormons .
IN Corinne, and good many apostates
A Mormon widow living here has
eight daughters, all living in poliga-
my, The men in the Mormon towns
have from three TO five wives. As
they marry they build on additions to
their houses, and each wife has her
own room and furniture, the man buys
-he provisions and divides it. The
Normons have splendid farms and
raise the finest fruit and vegetables |
3yer saw. Last summer butter was
80 cents per ponnd, eggs 80 cents per
iozen, and good market, peaches 81
ser bnshel.
There arc plenty Of Cinnamon here;
you can scarcely tell man from a
woman they dress so much alike
They all wear the same kind Of over
ihirts with black or white pants, big
mes, and slippers; but they do the
work.
Let every one who wishes 10 know
more about our town come and see for
themselves.
H. j. w,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
coRnEsfosoKxer.


coANsr, UIAn. March / 1915.
III. Edaor
Ihiakog ,he people Of old Vermont
might wish % hear something from
Utah I eai give yoa a sbo,l sketch
q iAis town. The Great Bear River
Valley g sitaaAl ID northern Utah
AZ saseal Absa, Gay allies rom
aoatA y souta aai iasay from cas-. to
west On the east ana ives, are bo,a
maaasAia ranges, while "a the south
e u4e great ialaa,l seA Of The continent
Great Sail LAke-and on the north
are sac mguns4.iua 81 Idaho.
Dear iaFar ooaes from lie north
neatly .afoash ihe ceater Of the val.
ley dlscharxsg its waters iBlo the
JAKE Ihe AAlsd River, from ! more
westerly pa.at j. Idaho, passes nearly
Through 'bc valley aad eapties into
tae Bear within a few miles y the
lake coraue s near tAe ceaser of
tae valley, "a tae Central Pacias RAs.
raa5.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-23
rmn LAnlK.. ch,rr,,rAL.

Mrs } Gregory Smith bas issued
smother circular 70 The lady managers
ID Vermont ID which She says that
articles i9r exhibiiioR, Il they reach
Philadelphia by May lst viii be &C.
ceptcd though an earlier date il
preferable. Extraordinary care viii
10 taken % protect choice articles
from ,be effects Of dost or sunshine, ~
The fixtures aud eonyeuiouces for the
proper exhibition Of articles that are
required 10 be suspended, as also cur
rent and contingent expenses have yet
% be provided for ia money Let
Vermont contribute her full share
Historical relics are desirable, whether
the work 81 women Or otherwise. She
will. 30 far as practicable, give her
personal attention 10 the care Of
articles offered for exhibition, and we
Thick no reasonable fear need be enter
tanned for their safety The reports
from some parts Of the State are very
gratifying and there Is good prospect
that a cFeditable sum If money and
many handsome exhibits viii be the
result ofoar cxeHious The ladies are
evidently wideawake and VIC are con.
fdelt that thcir part Of the exhibition
will be the most attractive Of all.
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WasuNoTov, D. c., March 7, 1876
lr Eaaort
When / reached this city some two
months since, it was my intention to
have given you something interesting
to your readers. But not then noticing
anything attractive in Congress, be-.
gan a course Of visiting the public in
stituions generally, and with guide
book in hand commenced rambling
course, which has been to me both
novel and interesting.
When ] visited Washington some
four decades since, IL was but an un-
comely looking village, Of muddy lanes
and avenues. A great contrast when
compared with its now magnificent
Capitol, lofty public buildings, spleu-
did street payements, and towering
tastely finished residences.
| am inclined to believe that. few of
your numerous Patrons have any ade-
quate idea Of the magnitude of our
public institutions, and. at what mil
lions OF expense they have been
brought to thelE present condition, and
the thousands Of employees it takes to
run this great government machine
over a2s above the few members Of
Congress wnom we send here to keep
the wheels il motion.
Ny wonder and admiration have
been excited in my visits by the eyi.
denee Of taste and skill Of my country
men, to wit:
The Navy Yard and Arsenal, where
are exhibited the immense implements
invented both for the destruction and
protection Of human life, where may
be seen, also, multitudes of the trophies
Of our victories over our enemies on
land and sea.
The Corcoran Gallery Of Fine Arts,
a costly collection Of statues, paint
ings and other collections, being
gift from Mr.. c.,
wealthy public spirited resident
The Smithsonian Institute aud its
surroundings, where may be seen not
only new, but the largest display Of
the objects Of natural history on the
coutiaeat. The origin Of this institu-
ton Was the bequest Of foreigner to
the government Of the United States
during the administration Of Gen.
jackson.
Tie Agricultural Department.
Horticultural Establishment.
The Unfinished Washington Monu.
meat
Tie Soldiers Home, where l found
! few q the 90 veterans of tie war Of
1917, a8d hundreds Of others, being
,ac evidence that republics are not
Always ungratefai
a little beyond the city limits, on a
iigh summit staads the buildings Of
Howard University, where are being
,iacased some hundreds q pupils Of
10th sexes. mostly colored This 10.
Is nov under tie care Of a
.orps q teachers, among which are
'rot Bascotn aad wife. formerly II
Barr ard Burton Seminary
] recently visited what is called the
congressional cemetery, where repose
be remains Of The former Senator.
lpAam 81 Vermont. ever which htands !
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