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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

.-Nsns are ksAuins uhlsss the signature Of j.
HArboek, 40 agent fer the United ststes, sufs
rsunas each hot ~ Pills. and oietment, A hand.
ssms reward will be given Ia any nae ieud.rlsR
tush Information as as may lead 20 the detection
81 any party or parties CONTRIBUTING the mo u.
einea or vending she same, knowing them 90 be
spnrions
','Sold At the mandatory Of Prof. HOLLOWAY
A Co., New York Aod by all respectable drug.
sists and dealers Ia medicine throughout the
TThere 10 considerable saving by taxing the
large slses.
n D. Directions fer the guidance of patients
In every disorder are AFFIXED 20 each boz 20ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
Laboratory OF J. B. Rose Il Co.,
40 Dey ST., New York.
CastOria.

II is a mistake to suppose that Castoria lie not
adapted 10 grown persons as well AZ children.
Tney only need to increase the quantity. But
children have so many complaints for which
Castoria is adapted-like wind collie, sour stom-
ach, worms, letter, teething and Group, that 1t
IL especially recommended for them.
It's effects are more certain than castor oil,
contains no alcohol, and is pleasant 70 take as
honey. II never gripes BY regulating the
stomach and bowels, il cools the blood, eapeis
worms and prevents fsvorshness, quets the
nerves aud produces health-then Of course
children can sleep IN quiet and mothers can
rest.
Cast0ra il recommended by all physicians and
nurses who have tried IL, and il ia having rap
idly increasing sale. II ~ prepared with great
care after the recipe Of Dr. samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts,, at the laboratory OF ]. Il. Rose
q Co., 46 Dey Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

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ngt Pc fHa's ~ = = r.. = =
n s'
"a geste@sr fetefea basaeieff
fen. sd iaos'ag afoaSd. saia : very
sasE lee aaaaefea 'he saeae.of'
fethff ipo taaE ti ! FaPp9se = I aAa
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qa@itfs
lnslrgrtof - astronomy And
~ yaung Reaiemea. which q yea
eaa sell rae she name q ibo greatest q
SIC piaetls--isc champion planet -
y fpeaf 81 cor solaf 'ysieS stu.
dsat eau s.ri lts satarn lHstruc-
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Stars p''aih aa'a'so me eatih' tae cess
= me 500 vas covered VIVA u'acA
spots o. '"t. ana comics swept we
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a''"uSs seems ANXIOUS 70 prove IT,
The owl is only picture ov wis.
a"'" " ua''@' Nneh nc Aan see emmy
'a'hg' heh u Gums hite ms "isdum
Nuoiy Aons's's "a ke'cning he'u
'ho0ae' y ne can
"A Detroit rcstauraieur hangs out a
sign Of Free Chops, and when the old
ioaiers come around be shows them an
axe and wood pile
There Is time for all things. The
time for ga ink bottle 70 tip over on
your writing paper is just when you
have finished a letter
Spring is bursting upon us You
can tell that by the ragged edge Of
winters pan'a'oons
Now then state your case, said De.
troit lawyer the other day, as he put q
five dollar bill away in bis vest pocket
We'll, began his client, suppose the
man iiNiag next door wants 70 put
Darn rght up against my line' coming
WITHIN two ieei OF my houseI dc
cant 90 u. sif--cant do any such
thing' fepiiea we lawyer but ] want
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER

TRAINS LEAVE MANU- EoI Eli
MOVING SOUTH
x-Mixei from Rutland for Troy also for
Bennington aud New York via LebR-
non sphags aud Chatham
u ar. a.--Express. Matt Ne4 York aud 81.
Adams va Troy.
n 0a p Night Espress Montreal 0gdens-
bnfgh Aad Mes York Wis Troy
TRAINS LEAVE ron THR NORTH
II Bay Mixed from 80 Bennington. Tfor
Aud Maneir2i Et,d oR8enshurR.
81 r ~ Express, &all, New lcra aaa 80
AlhAas.
s43AM Night Rnpre-s Ssv York ana Mon
tfeAi And Ogaensbafg.
lisAG sundsy Mornings.
The tram connecting with the Mixed lsaFes
Trey kt 81 q. m. c0nnectsng with the night
traius from New York.
The Day Rfpress leaves Sex fork. ats q. ~.
arriving AZ 81 Adams IS p.
The utght express leaves New York At .. ~
va Troy creeping Saturdays when i leaves
New YORK Al ~. x Manchester ] u A. 4. san-
day morning and ren thrsugh - M9nteai
siespsnu carr are stitched q both uight tTE.us.
T8ckets A1d eheehs shrsugh - al tmPsrlani
caansess a STATE Line vita trains fag Troy
Nea f0rE and al pasHts soash and wess, Al Chat
hanf ~4sh trains ~ New lork ard Hartford, 81
H0os5a fanrtagl with trains taz NQftA Adams and
~ Tanasl. a. hgaxua sitb tresns i9f IS po.n,s
aafih ard cast.
JESSE BUaDETT. Nv HOBART,
nsylssan safswintesa1sat. Geaa Superintendent
EagsnA. Dec. s, is5e.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

\ DR.. WIN. II LADD, a leading Druggist OF Clare
mont certifes as follows:
For many years have known DR.. A. ]. Flagg
~ a successful pfacticing physician, and can as
sure the public that his representation relative
10 the Cough and Lung Syrup can be richly re-.
4 lied upon. IL has been used in his extended
| practice with marvellous success, and know IL to
/ be all that he claims for it WIN. NJ, LADD, MD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest oven OF any
Family Stove Portable Iron Enoased Reservoir,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back,
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors, Largest Flues,
Splendid Draft. Longest Fire Boz for long
wood, Hearth Swings, won't soil floors or carp
cts, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles Draw
Oven Doors up tight, Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, Heavy Best New Iron, Won't Crs>k
Warranted Satisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19

wherever sold the most popular Base hsAeag
stove. Positively q saves Half the FUEL OF an
ordinary Stove, keeps Ere all winter without re
kidding, has Cast Iron Lined Fire chamoer,
makinR IA most darablo, IL unsurpassed for
kentness Of Design and Superior Finish, hsai
carried entirely around the base.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
1T WILL CURE cATARRH

For every Affection OF the Throat and Lungs IL
only needs a trial to convince the most skeptical
OF It's wonderful curative properties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
MARK THESE FACTS.
rhs xasAmsne e ne whn'e wetia
HoIIOwAYsS PILLS.

fayxAcrs FnaH xtaiavr tsTFfsa,
= has - agpsss. neilovsss rils save re
ksarts eBs
s'fpnF faas 40 mAsseitGus
= ssud Ter Auetasr hos sna kesr d. N ~ he
ksuss
-pf. negassv tss cured ny hesassss ttsi
sss throHi5
= save Gee - yasg r1aste ~, balss ial sAelsfs
uettat Ths afsf attis thirg Epi eeii ~ asf
"Mv uaases tfs u1Hfhime is sos faFF3
"NruF bet ~ Noliapsvs OiutmeHi cured re
~ satses gn The bead ] Tshtsa sowe ~ year
osntmtut fehind ne esr. snd the saiss hss
leh"
ss,nA me tse toK,t. wsnt ere far psat
iAmty"
~ inoless dollar, scar pnos i IS osnts, bat
tie uedffihe % ne IL aorlh Aa'isE
seed me ats hqxgs - F0uf ifils
"ioi me hsfe three heaes ~ yeat lalish by -.
tatn mtll ~ Chile And Fever
have ewes D e sueh testmanisls a. these hnt
wAut ~ spsee eompols me 60 conclude.
For Cutancous Disorders,
Ard al trupiious ei tbe stin, ihis o'himeul i
nioti lnssiaaiAa Il does Dot htAl sassfaslg
Aans hNi pcnntrAtes with ihs maet searching
effects % ihn very root y size evil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-19
CENTENNIAN,
or Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent
ent Feed or Broing D0or in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Clinkerless Grats which shakes from
the front aud dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined. Only he best new iron
is used, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

AT LARGE.-Ethel Barksdale, of
Kinds; J. G, Prewett, of Yazoo ;
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Of LOwndes; J.
W. Harris, OF Marshall.
FIRST DIsTRIOT.-R. H. Allen, OF
Lee, and L. d. Mcdowell, of Ok
tibbeha.
sEcOND.-R. H. Taylor, OF Pamela
and A. NJ. West, of Marshall.
THIRp.-A. e. Ellis, OF Kemper,
and A. J. Baker, of Montgomery.
FoURTH.-M. +. Berry, of Jasper,
and w. McWillie OF Madison.
FFTH.-E. T. Griffin, Of Jackson,
and T. E. Cooper, of Copiah.
SIxTH.-G. M. Klein, Of Warren,
and T. Otis Baker, of Adams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Holly Springs Reporter: One OF
our dealers in furniture recently re-
ceived from New York several arti-
cles in his line, which cost S54.04,
and weighed about 800 pounds, and
on which the freight was S32 30. He
says that the articles in this mar
ket can not now be sold for any
profit. The charge from Grand
Junction here-25 miles.-was SO
cents per hundred. The distance
from New York to Grand Junction
is, say, 30 times as great as from
Grand Junction here, and rates
over that distance corresponding
with the charge from Grand Junc-
ton, would have made the freight
bill $500 or upwards, or more than
seven times greater than the Origi-
nal cost of the articles.
A merchant of this city also in
forms us, that few days since he
received 1926 pounds of tobacco
from Lynchburg, Va, on which the
freight from Lynchburg to Grand
Junction. distance of 700 miles
was 90 cents per hundred, and from
Grand Junction here-a distance of
% miles-84 cents per hundred.
For these unjust and dispropor-
tomato charges, a remedy should be
provided, and that, it seems, is only
to be found in Legislative restric.
tons upon all the roads within the
State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

No one ever doubted that the
Deacon was q good man, but as he
pressed one ear close to the pillow,
and held bis hand tight down over
the other, tho words which came
from his lips-not from bis heart !
sounded very much like-"d-n
that cat I"
"What is il, husband2" asked the
wife rousing up, and just then the
atroeious confederation Of all hor>
rid sounds grew louder overhead.
"That blasted cat :" yelled the
deacon, eschewing any further eff
fort to subdue bis profane utter
ances, as ho turned suddenly on his
back, and kicked of the cover.
"Where is it, husband ?" asked
the wife.
"0ut on the balcony / think, "
said the deacon. ats been yawl-
ing thoro this half hour. But I'll
fix its hash for it-see if l don't"
Getting out of bed, the deacon
found his boot-jack, and grasping
it with the rigid clutch Of one bent
on a murderous errand, he quietly
assembled the stairs. In few min
utes he as quietly descended and re-
turned to bis place in bed.
"Did you kill the cat ?" asked his
wife.
ut wasn't cat, said the deacon.
What, then ?" said she.
"It..was irony Jane" said the
deacom "a sitting at the window in
her night>clothes, a looking out in
the shine, and a singing one
of them new~fangled love~songs
they soreech when they thump the
piano"
"Sakes alivo' said the good wo-
man, relapsing into slumber. "Well,
| do think !"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
No Excuse for Any One Being Out
of Employment.

Our attention has been called to some new
and useful co liking utensils, recently invented,
which make baking and cooking q pleasure,
instead Of dreaded necessity. One Of which,
the Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan,
made Of Russia iron, is so constructed that you
can remove your cake when baked, instantly
from the pan, without breaking or injuFing IL,
and YOU can remove the tube, and convert it
into plain bottom pan, for baking jelly or
plain cakes, bread, etc. AnOther-the Kitchen
leu-a plated wire boiler or steamer TO hang
inside of an ordinary iron pot, for boiling or
steaming vegetables, etc., which when done,
can be removed perfectly dry, without lifting
the heavy sooty iron pot OF Of the stove, avoid
ing the danger Of burning the hands with the
steam in pouring Of the hot water, and the
vegetables can not possibly barn IL the water
boils dry, as the steamer does not touch the
bottom Of the pot These goods are sold ex-
elusively through agents to families, and ev-
cry housekeeper should BY ell means have
them. A splendid opportunity is offered to
some reliable lady or gentleman eanvasser Of
this county 70 Sooqrs the agency for pleasant
and profitable business, For terms, territory,
ETC., write to L Brown 4 Co., Nos IA and
2l6 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19


The State Of Mississippi-Lowndes County.
James NJ. Barrow, Admir-
No 1888 VS. Circuit Court
Thomas r. Edmunds.
James NJ. Barrow, Admir-,
No 1887 VS. Circuit Court
Thomas R, Edmunds.
By virtue Of Writ Of Order Of Sale in each
Of above cases to me directed from the Office Of
the clerk Of the circuit court in and for the said
county Of Lowndes, will on Monday the 5th
day Of November, 1877, proceed to sell, in
front Of the court house door in the city Of Co.
lumbus, to the highest bidder for cash, within
the hours prescribed by law, all the right, til
tie, interest and demand Of said defendant in
and to the following described property, lying
and being in the county Of LoWndes and State
Of Mississippi, tO-wit;
Known as the Powell Lot, between Or. G.
Hardy's lot and the Billups lot with Battle
Fort lot on the east, being part Of the south
west quarter Of south east quarter Of section
nine, township eighteen, range eighteen west,
together with the appurtenanoes belonging
thereto, containing about four a. acres more or
less.
Levied on as the property Of defendant
Thomas R. Edmunds and will be sold to sat-
isfy judgment and cost in above case.
E. II. HARGR0VE, Sheriff.
October 3rd, 1915 ids
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

Mr.. J. Green Davis, one of the
best citizens of Choctaw county, and
for several years Circuit Clerk of
that county, died at Lagrange res
Gently.
The cotton crop of Sumner county
is larger than usual.
There has not been a homicide
in all the State of Mississippi for
over ten days.
Rev. Jere Witherspoon and FAM
lily left Okolona on Tuesday for
Mayesville, Ky. No man ever left
more and warmer friends TO regret
bis departure.-0kolona States.
ScooBA, Oct. IA. G. Ellis. ed (.
itor Of the Kemper "Herald. and a
prominent lawyer Of this county.
died at z o'clock this morning. He
was an alumnus Of the Mississippi
University. F.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
Columbus, Mss, Sept. 2s, 1877.
Instructions 20 Special Tax
PAYERS.


Instructions 20 Special Tax
Payers.
l. Tho impression prevails among
special taxpayers that the penalty
of fifty per centum of the amount of
the special taxes does not accrue,
when the return is made at any
time within the month in which
business is commenced. This is a
mistake. Return must be filed with
the collector and amount OF tax paid
before business IS commenced.
2. Tho special tax year COM
mences on the first day Of May, and
ends on the Both day Of April sue
ceeding.
3. Applicants for a special tax for
a fractional part of year must
calculate from the first part of the
month in which they commenced
business, and must pay to the end
of the special tax year.
4. Retail dealers in malt liquors
can not sell spurious liquors with
out paying the special tax as retail
liquor dealers.
5. Retail liquor dealers can not,
as such, sell five gallons to any one
person at any one time. Any per-
son desiring to sell in quantities Of
five or more gallons must make rer
turn on blank form II, and pay the
special tax as wholesale liquor
dealer. The word "gallon" hero
used means swine gallon"
6. No dealer in Wines, spirits, or
malt liquors can lawfully sell man.
ufactured or Leaf tobacco, snuff, or
cigars, without previously paying
the special tax as a dealer in manu-
featured or leaf tobacco, as the case
may be.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

The Septemb'r numbers of the fol-
lowing popular magazines are on our
table:
THE NURSERY. One dollar and
sixty cents a year. John L. Sho-
rey, 36 Bromfeld street, Boston.
ST. NICHOLAS. Three dollars q
year. Scribner & Co., 743 and 745
Broadway, Now York
SoRIBNER's MONTHLY. Four doll
lars a year. S0ribner & Co., 749
and 745 Broadway, New York.
HARPER's MAGAZINE. Four dol
lars a year. Harper & Brothers,
Franklin Square, New York City.
Break up the ehills, root out the fever, pu-
rify your blood, and carry of the black bile
from your system, BY using CUBAN TONIC,
the Great West Indies Fever aud Ague Rem
sdy. Sold By N. W. HATCH.
On Wednesday Mr.. Beck intro
troduced a bill in the Senate author.
izing the payment of fifty per cent,
of tho customs duties in legal ten-
der notes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

HARrEn" MAsA1"E,


Notices Of the Press.
The sMagasino" has attained IN its quarter
century and more Of existencs 10 that p0lnl
where il may be said Of "a, In the words Of DR..
SohnsOn, at g vain to blaze and useless 70
praise" The lustrs Of its -agO-attained
reputation has increased 80 the years have
passed, and lie future seems - bright II not
brighter than at any time since tae golden hue
Of prosperity settled around its later and best
yesu.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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characteristics which gave Il circulation from
the 6rst with the better class Of readers. Il
combines reading matter sith illustrations In
q way to make clear and vivid the facts pre-
scented. Pictures merely designed 70 catch the
eye Of the ignorant are never inserted.-ohi-
eago Jou1nal.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1877-10-19

The Estate
No. 1857 Of
Elizabeth X. Rose, decd.
By virtue Of de-
cree Of the Chaneery Court of Lowndes county,
made in the matter Of the estate Of Elizabeth
X. Rose, at Rules, second Monday Of Septem-
Der, 1877, the undersigned Administrator will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at public
cutlery, at the court house door in said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, on
Monday the 22d Of Oct, 1877,
the following described property, lying and
being in the city Of Columbus, in said county,
tO.wit:
One house and lots four and FIVE Of square
No. 4, north of Main street.
WILLIAM B. WINSTON,
Sept. IA, 1s77-6t Administrator.