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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-03-24

Sec what it is TO be famous. A
London journal tells The following
story: "-!t a Washington tea party,
where General Butler was recently a
guest, the hostess, glancing over the
table, perceived his cup uniurnished
with an important implement, of
Which he was supposed TO appreciate
the value. why, General Butler
she exclaimed, in a little womanly
tluttcr Of CONSERVATION, haven't you
II spoon" No, indeed, madam 7
quickly responded the General, spring
ing from his scat and slapping his
pockets one after he other, upon my
word, madam; ifyou don't believe mo,
madam, you may search mel! The
applause which greeted his spontano
Gus sally may be more easily imagi
ned than described"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

POSITIVE Results. There are numer.
ons remedies that cure sometimes and
become trusted Az useful, but none have
ever proved so eaectuaI-cured so many
and such remarkable cases-as DR..
Ayers medicines.
The Cherry PeclorAl has restored great
numbers OF patients who were believed
TO be bopelessly affected with consump.
lion.
Agus Care breaks up chlls and fever
quickly and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract OF Sarsapa-
rilla eradicates scrofnla aud Impurities of
the blood, cleanses the system and re.
stores II to vigorous health. BY it's
timely use many troublesome disorders
that cause a decline of health are expelI.
ed or cured.
Ayers Pills aud their effects are too
well known everywhere to require all,
commentator from us here. Scranton
(Pa) Times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
Murder win out.

a few years ago august Flower" was
discovered TO be certain cure for Dye
pcpsia and Liver complaint, few thin
Dyspeplics made known to their friends
how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits OF
GREENS Aueosf FLOWER became herald.
ed through the country by one sufferer
TO another, until without advertising, its
sale has become immense. Druggists in
every town IN the United States are cell
ing IL. No person suffering with Sour
stomach, Sick Headache, Cosliveness,
palpitalion of the Heart, indigestion, low
spirits, etc, can take three doses without
rriief 60 TO your druggist. Wait &
Hard or V. Grover, aud get bottle for
70 cents and Try H. Sample bottles l0c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01


The late Harry Newell Of Shelburn
left two thousand dollars to be added tc
the permanent fund OF The Home for
Destitute Children, in Burlington.
One night last week a candidate for
the Internal regions bored six two.iach
auger holes IL new sleigh belonging 10
IL. F. Bartlett Of Newport Center.
A boy al Newport Center has been
tlned for disturbing prayer meeting
Thtee boys Ia Weston have been tined
for malicious conduct IN schools.
A hog Killed In Drattleboro, recently,
weighed eleven hul lrel aad sixty
pounds. II was raised Ia Massachusetts,,
and wss tso years and half old.
The Burlington republican caucus SAT-
nrday evening, Recommend 10. ~.
Hatch Tor mayer, and NJ. II. Tyler for
city judge.
There il TO BE- laiu, Ia addition to the
new iron put down last year on the liar
lem Extension division OF the Central
Vermont railroad, two car loads OF rails
10 zach section. Some VI the sections
have already received their complement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
AERvous DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; 9
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of MENTAL OVER.
WORK ISpIscRETIoSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system. lie always cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SrEcIrIc
No -. Il tones up and iBvigorates the
system. dispels the gloom aud despon.
dency, imparis strength and energy
the drain aud rejnvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue.
cess by thousands. Sold bv dealers. Price
VI 90 per single vial, or $500 per single
package OF i've vial aud $500 vial Of
powder. Sent by mail on receipt Of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
J62 BROADWAY NEw YoRE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
oH,ruAuY.

Died ia the city Of Lyons, France, on the
9Th day OF February, Ellie Theresa,
dsaxhIer Of II, Morton, and Sarah
Black eastman, aged nearly 10 years.
The sad tidiugs OF the departure Of the
youthful Ellie into "bright land OF ever.
more" reached her kindred aud friends
here Oh Monday, and awakened deep aud
tender grief In their hearts not only, but
in si the homes OF The village. Ellie
came home on a sisit with her mother,
last sammer. Tue memory Of her aud
her visit IL very pleasant. Her biithe
aud umiAoe spirit, her mature ways aud
siiectionate nature, won sll hearts that
knew her. Her presence was a sunshine
ia The hume circle aud among her Ac-
quaintancss. She was fraii child, bur
upened fast ia MUD and besrt Though
90 sOUag, she was a companion to pa.
rents sud adult persons Hs well rs low
ing friend to those Of her owl age. Her
eye beamed with love to all
The fsmily group ag4ln united
grateful for Heavens mercy duriag the
separation, ID soon afflicted tenderiy, and
a. the who0plng cough developed itself
there, Ellie suffered with the resi, aud
though hopefully oouyAieseeni, yet her
constitution gave away smid large safer
ing until her gentle spirit suddenly took
lie upward fight, while a. yet she Was
held 10 the afms Of her heart stricken
mother. Surely smother fair fJwer has
faded 20 bloom Ia another aud far
softer cline than suany Ftance "rbey
a,mosi cav Him meet her on The shore,
aud lead her through the goiden gates,
where never sorrow or death eau eHier. "
Tie kindly sympSthles OF Gll that knes
The Afflicted are rendered 10 them IN
; Tree and fun heart, and may lie who
gave the dear child to them sud has new
taken Der away Comfort them With
lhe comfort Of Cod
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Delays are dangerous, and persons
suffering from Dropsy, Bright's Disease
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
Mental and Physical Debilities, should at
once take HUNTS REMEDY. Retention
and lncontinence of Urine, and in fact all
affections of the Urino-Gental Organs,
are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
lSFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Weak
Ewes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES


HAsante.
The next Regular Communication OF Aaoniy.m
Lodge, y A. NJ. viii be held 90 Thursd.y
srenihg, FEB. y. 1877. At Factory Point
J. u wHRPLE. w.M
Aa"siram Chapter. 40. ~. n. A. NJ.
Next regular eoasoeation on TbHrsday even
ing. March At u o'clock.
IS. A BLACK. Sect.
skiHasr Pest Ne. -. g. A. "a,
Meets 10 Aasm.' Hsil, Factory Point On
The hrsi Fus-'lsy evening u each month.
JOHN 6. BLACK MR.. Commander.
GraHt Lsdgs, 10, I0s. q. o. q. T.
Asets as adams Hall every Saturday evening
al O'clock. Al members Of the order are
invited. Degree ulsFiings every agsi aud lhird
"Wednesday evening u sseh month at e'eloek.
7. J. H0YT, L b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

HoLLowAY's PILLs--are a sure remedy
for all sexual complaints and may be
taken by females of all ages, who are
suffering from disorganized system or
those distressing diseases in particular
which frequently occur (from inattention)
at the turn of life. They are so mild
that the most delicate female may take
them with perfect safety. % cents per
box or pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
WEST ARLINGTON.

Whoever loves and can appreciate
good music must attend one of q. IL.
Bucks private musical rehearsas, If SO
fortunate as to secure an invitation. We
enjoyed the happy privilege few even
iugs since, aud were agreeably surprised
to hear the divine strains OF Strauss
Gotschalk, &c, SO tastcfuly rendered
Mr.. Is. played the violin assisted by G.
liarns on the German flute, with piano
accompaniment BY Mrs. b. and Miss
B---t. The above names are amateurs,
but the effort was certainly worth OF pro-
fessional musicians. If they would con-
sent to give public concert, it would
undoubtedly be success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
From +. ~ BodGsh, Esq, OF Warehaln
Mas

FFOW T, ". BodIlsh, Esq, Of WarehRlm
Mass.
As remedy for lung affections, |
consider Dr. WsrAR's BALsAM or VIM
CHERRY the par excellence of all tho
numerous patent medicines, aud never
iail to recommend IL to my friends who
may be sAicted Ny mother aud sister
have both mide use of The BALsAM, aud
he effect has far exceeded our most san.
gnlne expectations, completely restoring
the former, TO the surprise OF her numer.
Gus friends, Of hard, dry cough which
hal nearly broken her down. One has
only to try this excellent remedy TO be.
come convinced Of its manifold virtues.
90 cents aud q bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

THIS GREAT MONTHLY is universally as-
knoviodRtd 10 be without rival ia lie DepaTt.
ment OF journalism. Each number contains u
large pages, three c1lum W 10 the mage with a
handsome cover, and IL BEAUTIFULLY IiIJusrnaT
RI with elegant double plate etH Avings lis
the only paper In the world devoted exclusively
70 hye-soct and ths dairy. IL discusses the s.{.
enee or breeding. the ments OF tne vsfisss
heeds, the most approved meth d4 Of fssding
ana hsnding and everything pertAinins TO the
snccsssful management live stock on thu farm
Dnring the year 1877 Prof JAaEs Law, the en-
iment veterinarian OF CIrnaL University. viii
contribute a series Of articles upon the laws ~
health aud Disease A. applied 10 Domestie An.
imais. that cannot 10 10 be Of great value to
FARMERS and Stock Breeders everywhers II COZ.
tsins separt Departments, dew ted 10 HORSES
CATTLE, RHEEP. SWINE and the DA IRY. and
lts corps Of editors are recognized u roughout
the entire country ~ the Mosr THonouaH Ans
and PRACTICAL writer's In their separate depart
mebts that can be found in AmsucA No sx.
Pense 10 spared on the part OF lis pubiishsrs "
make u q h,gh-iohed. rsiLIbie. yvacftedi aud la
str"cftss Journal, just sHek a. every Intelligent
farmer and stock breeder ell fad worth ten
times its cot each year
EHAs. Single copies Que year, postage aid
i.lbi Ciabs Of five, postsEs paid, 81 81; Cute
81 tea' vita al estrs elpF free to the Dsr.on
maains up The e'nb, posAgs Prspsii, 81 Is
Hl'sdsoras illustrated pos'srs mdAei 10 III pg0 ,eta
gel ap clubs Address letters, feKis,srisr tkos.
containing money, nnlsss 10 shape u Postal Or.
der or Draft, 10
STOCK JOURNAL COMPANY, Publishers.
L.kesids Building, CHICAGO. I'LL.
ssrhEsD 70 CEsrs ron SPEECHES. Corr
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"nT TnEIH WORKS ~ snALL KNOW
TIES"

The lr4shmAn who thoughl the drug.
gisi siiaEy because The omeiie was 80
small, j. only surpassed ia bic pGrslmo.
nloas drollery by those who persistently
adhere % tic use 81 those nanseatiue,
disxusiiugly large aud drastic pills. while
IN. Pseroe's FgoasaEf PHrggslre Pellets,
which are sugar.coaled, aud little larger
than mustard seeds, viii, By their steady
aud gentle action on the liver, correct an
iorpidiiy, thus permanently overcoming
constipation. iB South America thew
have almost entirely superseded al other
plRs, aud are relied on fully by tbe peo.
ple,and often used as preventive OF the
various affections Of The stomach, liver.
aud bowels, 30 prevalent 10 that climate.
lierce's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away al drugstores.
sarRsA, Aroostook 70, Maine, Nov. G.
X, V. PfERcE. NJ. D.:
Dear Sri write to Inform YOU that
have used your Pellets for some time
aud hnd them TO be the best medicine
that ever used have also used your
Fasorite Prescription IL my family with
entire satisfaction. have seen your
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adyi.
ser, and think IL j. The best thing that
have ever seen. Yours truly,
T.. SHERMAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

- kND ass. "a O. r RowRLL A 90. Nav Yo,L
, Ter Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing hsts Of
no. newspapers. AID ostnates showing cost Of
AeVefu0ne. 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

For catalouge Of the best school books
aud for The family send your address TO
Geo. u. Damon, 80 Cornhill, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01


a.usiss ioa ssoa
rswtrr.
1obu neoasg rtturss8 fram BARR
lssi wetk ne bts besa ii school lher,
60 several serms
sanirY Winchester hn rtiafued
ff9m Mai.as, \ l., uhefs he b.. been
s. ibe hsFdwArt bstpsss far he pat
four yssu Ahsr thosi yscaiiou hs
ail 70 70 sahe charge q BIS cheese iaelo.
|r1
People ub9 psFshssed soWn rights
g seii : wrsnsb 81 fellow wbo passed
hrangh thy towu l4e woek, wiil be
pleased 70 leafs that The sane kiad u
sroaea esp be bought =, Glmosl sny
bffJssfe STORE, sud they hsve been
swipdisd - auy oas has figbt to ssli
ihg wfpncA.
-Aa exhibition i lslked o. Tor the
seafai q ths Congregational society. A
good i.we i expected, bat As yet tie
play 4 not fully laid before tbs public
Nn Iiosford. mansger. Miss Clara
Willard, Flora Bromley, Bert = Bromley
Carrie Nickham. lila Andrus. c. Al.
drns. . II Weed, John Bromley, s..
Winchester, = willard ADD Others win
tAke pntlsi
The proposed lirsttIeboro & White.
hal railroad 3. not awakening The
amonpt Of iaieres Ia this part OF the
Town that ], should Many who should
be The drsi 10 The enterprise are doing
nothing, ~ dong ai 10 their power 10
prevent any action IL favor Of he road
being iakeu. Il would seem that one
could no, look At the benefit the road
would be 70 ibis part of tho town sud
lien oppose q 30 strongly. Pawlet i.AI
natural centre for miles around, aud with
railroad il would make : market for
The people south to The top Of RnpsrI
mountain and Eas, Rupert line, aud
north to North PAwlst, Tinmouth aud
Aiddletowa. Tbsrs are ihree water
powers (all good al the yillage, which
only awail AL outlet by rail TO make
them Of great ytiue. There are also
three other wa.cr powers iu town, all oil
which lsbor undr tie disadvantage OF
nct hayinga railroad. Two mills iu
town are now running, aud all Of the
heavy timber freight is hauled seven
miles. With plenty or timber, II under
DE present Disadvantages II pays to ran
mills, i must certainly pay better with a
-aiiroad, as near as the proposed road
Slllrun Twenty-Five years ago pawlet
vas q business place, aud the town stood
me OF the fret IN the state; to-day II does
iot do bn'iuess for one fourth OF It's in.
la6itants. All 20 to Iome railroad sta.
ion TO hear the news, trade where they
10 not haye TO pay FOR hauling b. team,
md where they can sell tneir produce.
set those who go out OF town to sell
very dollars worth Of produce they dis.
'ose OF, aud consequently to DO their !
rading, ask themselves II this is the way
Q do in order TO keep their native place
lively. Aud il they wish to keep real :
state depressed, pleaty OF idlers, aud
eneral want OF thrift, let these oppose
very move toward improvement as they !
&c now doing, aud we think the desired
nd must be accomplished We are glad
Q see that few Of our townsmen are IN.
crested, aud hope they may be able to !
vereome the strong opposition Of the /
iest side, aud call meeting to take f
ONE action on the subject. E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Mr.. l. II. GsH, Of giehfora, has Ia.
vented a saw-horse, for which be hAs
pFoosred a patent In Canada and 6lsd a
eavess this aide, aud has sold bic Canada
territory fsr o. 800.
Mr. W II Hoyi. who went 70 ChIca.
goA number q years ago, . poor boy
RON New Haven, VI, 10 aOw rvpassd to
os worth 500 900. Aad IL one Of the most
Successful wholesale grooers 10 that city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

The Gates House is Tie best in Ben.
n'nRton. When you come TO town, stop
there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

beginsinE "a assist 10 making the neoes.
tsry prspArkiions, sBd We are ibe last
oass who woad 80 there under sueh cif.
cumstabnss
sorfH loxposDEKnf
Village school closed last Friday.
-Dsusersas ROSTERS trying 70 'gob-
bic
Ora Albeit has pot Ia back Jaw 10
&. p. Faraum's saw mil, ard Is geiiing
f cat chair bscts
ARLiN0ToN.
la tie la, l..ne u ,he JornAL.
"L2ulusH takes your correspondent, Is
tasA Tor siarilag tbt yestry " 81 James
church, and wsfe Il rot for lhs many
advertisements 10 biz rtiele, / would
not no,ice Il lie ssys tir.t, that he yes
Try csuuot hire 3 minister when there are
30 funds ia the treasury viii Cassias
BE- kind rnough 10 inform me st what
tune during tie last iWeuty live years
there has been any funds Ia The treasury
VI That church, other than are there 10.
DAY namely, a well guaranteed sub.
soriptiou li.,, aud The feuts OF glebe
lands. which latter are by che sailerance
Of tbe people Of Arlugtou SLOWED 0 be
psid 10 the church rather than Into the
town treasury, where they properly be-
long What was The amount Ia the treas.
airy when The yeslry hired the Rev. Ger.
m0nt Graves! CAssius well knows that
the church debt at that tine exceeded six
hundred dollars He sNys secondly, the
cbarcb Is in debt 10 the ainount Of three
hundred dollars, which amount va, al /
vanced BY one Of the yestry. This state
nens i not true, the church debt Is Two 4
hundred doiiars, aud the money Was AZ 1
guucsd by a mAu who IL not member
Of this or any other religious deuonins-
tioR. Agsin hs says that those people /
never pay for The support OF the church.
la reply 10 that, eau ouly speak for my.
self | have been resident of this par
ish for more than twenty years, aud have
Away, contributed for the support OF the
church as literally as | could do without
injury TO myself aud family, and my
name IL on the subscription list OF one
y ear ago, which the vestry IN their wis.
iom saw iit to east aside as worthless
rubbish. IS due 70 the yestry To say
hat they are not aunt la the policy pur-
'ued for the past year. Some OF them I
rave labored earnestly TO bring about I
iifferent state OF affairs but without
wall, aud when the people OF this plrish
hall expe tue minority of this vestry !
rom the places they have SO long held,
md whose pc wcr they have SO grossly
bused, then, aud not till then, will this
'arish become united and prosperous. Z
ADd now word personal TO CasSius.
Don't be too eager 10 take up the cudgel 7
u other peoples behalf. You will lind | {
lenty to do IN cudgelling your own $
gay through the world, but il at some I
nture time you should feel in beliger- I
Mt mood, he sure that you are armed Q
nth the cudgel OF truth, and then you
nay have better success than you have "
bus far 10 belaboring the c
JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
PERU

There was some excitement last Sat
urday at the town meeting called to see
whether tbs town would aid in building
the Bratileboro and Whitehall railroad.
After considerable "chin music" the vote
was taken and carried in favor Of bond
ing TO the amount OF So 900. II the road
shall be built through the town and every
dollar Of the five thousand CONES out Of
the town 1t will be good investment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
TO CONSERVATIVES

me advertiser, au old physician, 70 ired from
scuss practice, having had placed in al. b and,
w sn Esss India Missionary the formula Of /.
psrinsnsnt Cure VI Consumptjop nronrS NJ
gatAIrh' A'thma, and all Throat and Lung AZ
isctoas, also q Positive and RA iioal Cure for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous CompIsint,
ensr hsvng lhoroughly tested its wonderful
s s.s posers ~ Thousands Of cAses, feels il
lows. Astnated By this motive, aud a conscisp.
tioss assirs TO rshsVs human suffering. h. viii
send Tree OF charge, to all who desire n mi.
recipe, With full directions for PREPARING and
dressing " A"'
as,- Dr.. ". 9. STEVENS,
1oiy hunrns Block, syracuse, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01

Village school closed last Friday
-Dsuscrsiie ROSTERS trying q '.g9b-
Die
Ora Abbbit has pot Ia . back faw 10
&. y. Fafaum's 0v mill and Is getting
oui chair bscts
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EDWARD w, BATES.
EsTELLA A BATES.


ward lost COW, and some OF his friends
Wishing 10 help him toward. making up
the loss, circulated paper for the pur-
pose Of raising a subscription, and with
good success Sunday, Feb. rs, II. II.
Harlow lost a valusbe colt. Now VIC do
not know much about the circumstances
OF either gentlemen IN pecuniary point
Of view, but have no doubt that douA.
ton IN this case would be as ccepsable
as wa the other. VIII not some oue
take il upon himself 10 circulate a paper
Tor Mr.. Harlow, as did the gentleman for
Mr. Woodward.
The festival held at the Fstmers' and
Aeehanics AalI on the evening ol wash.
iagton's birth day, wss success ia every
respect. The iGbissur were second 10
none, although II was said BY come thai
there was not wit enough Ia L4ndgroye
10 get up tabieaa. The Ssh pond aud
pound sale were well pstronlzed, aud
Bearly livery thing disposed Of. 20 the
satisfaction VI both bnyer aud seller.
The Vases on the guess pole we're drawn
By DR.. Walle:, Of Londonderry. The
supper was pronounced BY all to be "a.
No -" AID could not veil be beaten.
Oae word concerning ibe singing, cou.
duoied BY our chorisisr. wm. +. Taule.
II vas FIRST elAss, aud cannot well be
beaten, and we doubt whether Il can he
qate equailed 10 the little slate Of Yer.
mont. Everything connected wigs tie
festival passed oG - wc hope sll sueh
gatherings Will 10 the future, pleasantly
ADD qaieslY. Lasdgrove occupies bat
small space on ,hs nap Of Vermont, bat
i is Dot ali covered uiib frog posas aud
aiied wilh tAdpoles, As some Of oar school
teachers would lry to make !, appear.
0ue tb!ag We DO protest sg.lnsi, aud
that i, inviting people 90 to the stage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-01
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at tho purchasers owa
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