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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
Local Intelligence.
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south AID West Al ~ a A.
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sass ipf PeFe, LanAgf0se Hoadsllls. Jaaia.cs
At.. ~ stage, aless al Fsetofg Point Pest oi.
Soc ~ II n. Tuesdays, ThHrsdays 500 Sal.
sfdsYs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

The Gates House is the best in Ben
ningtou. When you come to town, stop
there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

uom, n Cambridge Boso, lafs Friday
nigAt. she il somewhAl btises bus
neods rest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Straw berries Afe plenty and fall a
week earlier than usual.
Miss Maria llolley leAses town this
week 10 spend the summer Ia New
Jersey.
"a marble Sidewalk il being laid
from G 81 sykes store 10 the church,
placed there BY Messrs. Sykes, Dunlon,
AMI West
We welcome with pleasure the re-
tara fsr The snmmer Of Rev. A. c
Reeds family. hose residencs Is on The
west Foaa. They arrived lat week
-Qaile = party Of cor goaug people
weHt Is The top Of Kqnimor nountain,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Fly June is impending.
Linen busters are 10 order
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

BY all unfortunate twist In the local
items from this place last week, we made
out that Mrs. ] II. Abbott was very ILL.,.
We are glad to make her we'll again this
week and shall charge nothing for II
either, which is better than the doctors
do
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Music by The Sunderland Brass Band.
Where Is the &c. II. Sessions brass
aud string band9
--lIow j. Manchester going TO cele-
brAte he "Fiori0us GlorlhTi
JAS. Flemmlng, Mayor Of ROCKVILLE,
spent few hours here Monday.
Whose business is II TO pick up the
stones Ia the road about she depot--the
lowH OF the railroad company
Mr.. w. u. Campbell aud Mr.. Gar.
nett, 81 The Boston law school, arc guests
Of ]. r.. HOLSTER.
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Dos. WALTER G. DusToS, Chief Judge
iox. j. v. cAaNgr, ...,,i.,o I,aao.
ios. A. T.. GRAHAM, "' '"' w.
Ions v. Hat, Clerk.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-08

Every agent who has been steadily selling
the Improved $50 Homestead Sewing Machine
for three wears. owns his own dwelling house,
has a good sccount in bank, is clear OF debt,
and has mon.y at interest, the IA ufai conse-
onencs OF securing good agency for superior
Goods nj tn. lowest prices A good iirst-class
Sewing Machine, most usefni-retisbie It ali
-imps. .asy to understand and control. the same
s,ye and does the same work a. any Machine
thst sells for Four T,MEs the price. There Is
no machine OF any price better, or that will do
fsnsr or more work, and certainly none SO low
in nr;ce by many dollars. The HOMESTEAD Is
widely known and used in thousands Of fam
lie. IN The Eastern and Middle States, AMI
daily becoming popular in the West. 1t will
saw, the st several times over In the season.,
do;nr the work of the f.mily. or will earn four
or FIVE dollars day for any man or woman
who sews for living. II Is the strongest
Machine made, is ready at all times TO 40 In
work. makes the strongest and finest stitch yr
inyented. and is acknowledged a. the STANDARD
Family Sewing Machine. Price, complete Io
domestic use, $40 delivered At your noor, n'
mater how remote You may reside. onsines
permanent and honorable, with more certain
And rapid sales, and larger profits tian an
other Extraordinary offers nlade 20 iocA' =
travelling agents where we have none esIaOaisa.
ed: or. If there is no agent near you, send you
order direct to the factory. Address !onn q
Kendall & Co., al Broadway. New lork.
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n. w. lngersoll & Co.

This old and reliable house, is, despite "the
hard tim es" doing splendid business. Jhe
raa<on is sef-evident; they sell the oes. gooas
nj the lowest prices. BY doing an immen
e Sns' Of profit, than the "ons-horss concerns
Who are compelled to make living oil +"
customers.
MIR. Field. one OF the partners of Ingers0ll I
20, is now in New York, buying ano
shipping goods He gives espeeial attention
10 domestic aud other goods suitable Tor The
farmers. II e buys for cash and sells fof cash
We wonld advise our readers to send t. t
"lnrersoll < Co. Sd and Walasha streets. :.
PAUL. for sam pies OF goods with prlc-s annex
"a They will be sent free of charge. Having
received such a sample they will SEE that II
greatly for their interest to send money order
or certified check, or package Of money by e =
tskss ARE made they Will he promptly correcie
Satisfaction is guaranteed IN every particular
GIVE them trial
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Tho Cospei of Merit.

Where there il so much rivalry ~ in tho
manufacture of family medicines, ne who
would succeed must give positive ana con
yinciue proof of merit This Is an age Of
inquiry. People take nothing for granted
They must know tie ''tchys" and "'rhers-
forss, before Acknowledging the superiority
of one article over another. Among the lew
Dr. parations that have stood the test, those
manufactured by 4. v. Pierce. NJ. D., OF the
Worlds DispensarY, Buffalo, N: ", have Tor
many wears neen foremost. The truth oil any
statement made concerning them can be easily
ascarinined, for DR.. Saga's Cstarrh Kennedy
and DR.. plerces Golden Medical Discovery
a,s now prescribed by many physicians III
curing obstinate cases OF Catarrh and incipien'
Consnm pticn. The Discovery has no equal II
curing Coughs, Gods, Bronchial and Nervous
Affections. 1t allays all irritation oil ths mu.
Gus membrane, aids digestion. and when usee
with DR.. Pierce's Pheasant Purga,ive Pellets
readily overcones torpid lipsr and Consnpa
ton. While the Favo'its Prescription mas ID
rival in the field OF prepared medicine IN cur
ing diseases .ecaliar to females II yon WIS.,
10 "kno,r thysslf" procure q copy OF IN
PEOPLES Common Sense Medical Adviser, 81
illustrated book of nearly 1000 pages, adapte'
TO the wants of ever, body. prics Sl.oo, pos,
age prer aid. Address the author, r. Y
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Tn, Farmers Insurance. Company.

Although the Minnesota Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company has been IN existence al
most sincetbo State was organized we nave
never vet heard OF single instance "nere II
Ia faiIed 10 promptly meet every loss s9stain-.
~ bv dos. who ilisared in it 10 the extent OF
their loss or policy Nor have We ever heard a
word Of complaint that in adjusting Its losses
il las dealt unfairly sithits patrons II has
paid It's debts and given satisfaction every tune
What more could be said in favor OF any COM
panyg hold :.
Il il Minnesota institution and should ot
encouraged by Minnesoiians II Is farmers
iusn,ance com pany and should be patronizec
l,v farmers. Il has proved Itself honorable ant
rsliable and its rates are much less than can b
obtained in any general Insurance. company
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St. Pau! Markets
81 pArL. March 7, 1877
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

pgopu sg AND PROVISIONS.
M oraater activity in business can be re-
noried This week than Tart. tbs, py common
cons emit, the usual duh period .o+twe.n nay
sna grass although the dull season has eo'i'- |
rnrncsd -arlier than usual, IN CONSEQUENCE o'
.he neculiar winter which has Doen eApe-
rieucrd. Mild weather SGT IN anu me s.o"
went off, about tho hrst 0! reoruaiy. :, M,
them there has been but little animation III ine
nroduce market, for the reason that iunpef-
,na, ara large purchasers Of seasoliao!e com
rnodit;es curing the winter, and their otsih' 50
has been suspended by the warm wea1ner.
Nearly all the lumber camps Of which we nav
any knowledge have broken up ana TIE i11"
discharged. x..,xa
FLOUR-Thers is absolutely no new feature
n Iva noted in regard to four. At the hast
sour is Quoted dull and almost unsA'e"pie.
NeyertLs1ess. orders for through shipments
to many of the princi al manuiacluith9 poin.s
| continue about as usual. We quo.s s.laRu -.
brands Of xxx as steady as s ~ ~ ,n us
Of xxx lave sold at s.. 26a5. 30, bat interior
nnalitirs are not now IN much demand. ana
Quotations ara mostly nominal "Patent FRO
csssn fonr. which ia in great demand through :
out the country as the equal II not 1hs sup1'o,
to the very best winter wheat brands, ~ a. :"
dealers and consumers at " o"aV w peI
| l,arral Nv. -four is in moderate demand at
S.. 5,,a6. 90 per Dbl; buckwheat 10 not much IN
uuirpd Tor. and with very suAil STOCKS Oh nau'
dnotatjous a. q mostly il not entirely nominal.
Boltrd corn neal sells At VI b0al.o5 per 'o'
lbs.
WHEAT-Ths principal speculative markets
Chicago. Milwaukee, and New York nave
continued mpsrativelv steady at the late Or
cline. tue fluctuations during the week having
not exceeded not more than &c Pr Dush1'
Spet ulatois who ten days or two wees a8'
lost lots Of money on high heat that y 70 say
bet No. Q VIII. at would beihigh.r than 81 20 n
Chicago. have recently been somewhat non
plussed. and do not know what to do som'
of,he owners of burnt fingers, having ct sex
out their high priced deals, have gone 10 agar
: on low priced deal, and are now bears
7 where they were before "bulls." But tue ma
iority are keeping out Of the speculative arena
altogether. disposed to wait more auspi lou
time in which to attempt to recover losses
LEGAL buyrrs have maintained firm and stsad
market sin, Thursday last, wien quotaloh
! at the upper elevator were reduced TO ~ 20 p
busIel fvr No. /; 81. 30 70 No 9; and VI
for No. ). These prices are tue current quota
I tons of to-day.
The following are the quotations OF no.
f wheat in the great markets yesterday week an
q yesterday r,.;a a,
. r;vernoa1 % lud ai0s9d. 9s 7.iai0s I'd
. NJ, Eorl 81 44..I.4b 4i.A2-3
: Ch;c.cn l2i l.2lX
Milwaukee Lay L.
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Clicagss \ NOrtlWGSt6plR. R

PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Clevel md, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
trea, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadel pLia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Saci anrnto, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and Eastshould
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made ut Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line al 1
Pan handle Routes, for all points East and
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago and Alton
| and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
| Union Pacific K. r. at Omaha for all far Wes
| points.
Close connections arc made atjunction points
/ with trains of all cross roads.
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- ana S5oor alo0 per week.
THE EVER READY AND NEVER OUT OF ORDER
con
Don SEWING
Y.~ MACHINE
For Domestic ! use,

With Table and Fixtures complete. only $40.
A perfect and unequaled, large, strong and
durahs Machine. constructed elegant and
solid from the best u,at@iial with mathematical
nrrcis,on. for Constant Family nse or manusac.
hiring purposes. Always ready az moments
notice to 90 its days work, never out OF order,
and will last a generation with moderate care.
rasy TO understand and manage;lght, smooth;
and swift running, like the well-regnlated
movement of fine watch; Simple, Compact,
Efficient. snd R-liable, with all the valuable
materials TO be found IN the highest priced
machines. warranted to do the sarnu work, the
same wav. and as rapid aud smooth rs $76
maehine. An acknowledged triumph Of in-
rrnions nf chanical skill, essentially the work
ING woman's friend. and far in advance OF all
ordinary Machines, for absolute strength,
| Reliability and general usefulness, will Hem,
| Fill. Tuck. Seam, Quilt, Bind, Braid, Cord
Gather Rutfle. Shirt, Plat, Fold, Seallap, Roll,
| Embroidsr, Run up Breadihs, Ac., with won
derful rapidity neatness aid ease. se~s the
strongest lasting stitch equally fine aud smooth
| through all kinds of goods, from eamotic te
several thicknesses of broadcloth or leather
with fIrs or coarse cotton linen, silk or fwine
Gives perfect satisfaction. Will earn IT'S cos
several times over i'm s-ason for what wors
| it does, or make good living for amy man o.
woman who desires to use it for that purpose
and works so faithful and easy the servants O
children can use il without damage. Pr1ce O
machine with light table, fully equipped 10
family work, s1n HAIR Casa, CcvEzs Sd
DRAWERS All CABINET SrYLSs each ~ cor
respondinsly low rates FATE delivery guar
anissd free from damage. kxpeAnasor.
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TN SUBSCRIBERS.

Remember that it is an invariaole
rule 70 discontinue send ing the ANTI
MoSopoLrsr at the end efthe period PAID
far We have no right to pres ume that
o subscriber desires his paper. continued
il he does not renew and remit; ano we
are NOT willing TO force it on him.
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Wl,,ch il East2

The cumbersome, NOISY intricate and easily
dsranged shuttle sewing machines. wh,oh IS
always making tfoubs, Unless a nd ra y in ~,
P TTa'55'n1I j." grew wHEsLER WILSON II !. n
STRAlGur NEEDLE which is he SiMPLES |
OF Ali IN construction, tn. easiest o all TO man
mr.. il never out of order, and does perfectly
all kiuds Of work. - ltd, :,
machines. Office q, West Sd 81
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Ho,loway's Pills snd Ointment,

cc,ofnla was conside cred uncurabie until
the great discovery Of sHolloway's Pills and
0 ~ sa flashed upon the world. Diseases
readily Weld 70 these peerless remedies, =,
Scnrvy, Erysipelas, Saltrheum, it-h, ana az q!
cutansous eruptions are durable by them. %
cents DER box or pot.
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Milwaukee Produ.e Market
MILWAUKEE, Marcn. =.

FLOUR-Dull and nominally easier.
GRAIN-Wheat OPENED unsettled and 2Xc
lower; closed weak. No. |, 81 40; NO; = nesh
8 20; seller April si.2Sx; seller Mafch s'.~oh
No. 3$i 10. en-,
RECEIprS-F Flour, ,7A3 bbls; wheat lo,ooi
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 2, 700 bbs; wheat y
500 bushels.
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mmvL.rts illustrated With tngravings OF tne
several styles of Machines, references, variety
of sewing &c nailed free. Conndth!'a
trims with LIBERAL inducements to en.rrprs..ns
Clergy men, Teachers, Business Men, IfAueiins
or Local AGENTS. e., who desire exclusive
Agencies, furnished "n application. Address
Jim II. Kendall Co., All Broadway, Nc"
York, fof-i3
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New goods are coming on every train Tor .iie
Boston One Price Cloihirg Store, Minneapollss;
Tbs,,yI Ills spring very hand s, ana sd
prices ar ioao enough there must DC an aa.
vance before any decline. Those VINO cauho'
visit MINNEAPOLIS should send tner ofuet.
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Genuine Wheeler and Wilson Neeaie =, a .,
Attachments, at Co.'S. Office ~ "eS' % ~
st Paul.
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK
Following are the closing prices of wheat.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March 7.
FLOUR-Duli. ;,
GRAIN Wheat, active, weak and lower: de-
clined 2xe;c No. Chicagospr,ng. <i.2i CA y:
sl.2o4 seller March;Si .24x sellerAprig; 81 =,
seller May No. 3Chicago Sl.lla'.io; ri ct"o
9ia94o. ~,
RECEIpTs-Fl $4,000 bis. wheat, s.oot
bushels. 49,
SHIPMENTS Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat
1900 bus.
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The people who are unable 70 visit Mime ne,
onai;s ran get their orders filed oaget- lly and
proruptiy i. the Boston one Price lio.n a z
Store Minneapolis. Everythlng warranted 20
n,,i1 ~ no Gle.
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0O0Acre{

of land, consisting Of every odd section IN
each township, for distance Of twenty n a.ss
on both sides OF tns road, OF one-hslf the land
in telt forty miles wide, extending t. Denver
City, in Colorado, thus forming ,ns'nuaton
Of lie belt OF country which from the Atlantic
coast W stward is found 10 oe ID e ahs mo. tn fs
To aid in the settlement Of this supnrb do
main with All intelligent aud industrious peo-
nIr. il the object OF the Homestead. 1t l. IN
tended 10 contain q fair and candid represent
I, ton of fao = nor will it ever give, intention
ally, any statemsut that will not, upon inves'
,gation, be fully sustained.
The Company obtains It's title 10 these iano'
| {, ON the Government of the United Stairs
They are being offer d at prices lower thar
any other lands in the west, that will compsr'
with them III soil, ciimae and general aavan
tags The terms Of payment, ss will o. ionne
IN careful examination, are more ilberai II
| all essential features than have heretofore oeel
offered By any railway CON pany.
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New York Produce Market.
Nsw YoRx. March I

FLOUR Receipts 1000 barrels; dull and In
buyers favor; No. 2$4 asa 40; superiinc state
and western IS .6oA5.90; common to good extra
western 90. 90a6.00; good to choices WESTERN
81 O5a6tU. white wheat extra western So.lo
1850; fancy do; 7.62aS SO; extra Quo ss.Wa
! rs. st. Louis s6 O0a8 so; Minnesota patent
process 81 sOa9 80.
GRAM Wheat, dull, lower and heav1:win'
ter entirely nominal; No. Chicago 81. asx II
store.
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FsY~ Read the advertisement III another COZ
ann headed CONSEQUENTIAL.

$685. b77ss,wss rR f A 5 g. v Sa's
cry. Augusta, Maine
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The Kansas Pacific
HOMESTEAD,

Il published by the Land Department OF the
Kansas pa i'll Railway Company, to supply
the large and incr-aslng de,nand for lniorma
ton respecting Kansas, and espe cally the mag
ni6cent body OF lands granted by Congr So 10
Aid at this construction Of its road. This grant
comprises
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

PULLMAN HALACE CAkS.
These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on NIL the lines of tins road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars BE-
tween Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland .leepsrs on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River.
Among the
inducements Offered by this
Route :.
to the trav ling public are all the modern i'm
proyements Rock and Gravel Balasted Track,
Steel Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
| Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
| Lounging Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air
| Brasss, MiIler's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort.
| Running Through Five Great tatss,
and operating over 1900 miles Of road, this
| company presents to the traveller facilities that
are not and cannot be offered by any COMPETE
| tor.
All ticket agents can sell you tickets via thil
| rOnta.
If YOU wish the best travelling accomnoda.
tons, you will buy your tickets BY tins route
| and will take no other.
| GARVIN HTGHITT,
I General Superintendent.
W. H. STENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
9IY-Ek
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-06-07

He is a young and promising man.
He has chosen the law asa profession,
and will doubtless make his mark in
the world-indeed be has already made
q mark in the world. The circum-
stances connected With the making of
the mark are - they we're related to rs
something like this: The ambition of
said young man led him to undertake
the breaking Of . colt. The colt it
appears had never been subjected to
the indiguity Of being rode, and very
naturally whom be found the lawyer
upon his back, began to DEVISE means
whereby he might dislodgs said lawyer
and at once and forever put . stop to
such familiarity. His FIRST move was
to Lift himself upon his hind legs and
stand erect for . moment, finding that
the rider did not slide Of, he suddenly
dropped his front feet. and as sudden
ly elevated his hind ones. This sud.
den ''chapge Of ends took the rider
by surprise aud he shot up In tho cir
like an arrow, and !it-well he Lit in q
sitting posture, the ground was de-
cidedly soft, in fact it was muddy, and
the impression made in the yielding
earth was not wide bat deep. The
EXPLANATIONS Of the young man upon
finding himself so suddenly seated up
on, or rather in the ground, we're
something like this, !!--!?!?-?i?!
Then he got up and turning round.
gazed thoughtfully upon the ground
and INDUCED in an animated CONVEX
sation apparently addressed to tie
in which be alluded to the Crea-
tor, the mill dam, and that place that
is popularity supposed to be hot, and
then he spoke of the man that came
out Of Nazareth, and whom it is said
met his death with the two thieves, |
winding up with the assertion that he
would ride that colt or die 10 the al
tempt, and We guess he rode him.