davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

A San Francisco firm offers 10 supply
Chicago with strawberries next month, if
the demand justifies shipments by the car
load.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

Are you going to make a flower bed
here, Judkins?' asked a young lady of
the gardiner" "Yes, miss; them's the
orders" answered the gardiner "Why, it
will quite spoil our croquet ground" !"
Cant help it, miss; them's your pas
orders. He says he'll have it laid out for
horticulture, not for husbandry !"
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

Grnc9alGrantauong hi, FL glish speeches
made ON" Irai~mg Reserve forces. He de-
clarod that the success Of his scheme for
the Nickshurg campaign was due to the
volunteers who, without special military
training. know how to build bridge 1000
feet long, and did i. I'VE don't find that
intelligence in the ranl, and file of the
Regulars sad the General. They can
do manual labor; but among the volun,
teers You ind that YOU have mechanics and
men Of every profession and capacity, so
that with them hu,lt 1000 feet of bridge
where there WAS great depth Of water and
great swiitnc~~ Of stream, and that too with
very lit;io delay. That is where the Volun.
tocrs come in and play the most active
part. and The ahIc>t part"
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

Puck says that the women who believe
they are entitled to all the sidewalk must
dodge little for a paint-pot.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

\ Coon Cgor.---Heubcn Sattcrthwait,
who resides near Stanton. Mill Creek
Hundred. owns nnc Of the most productive
farms IN Ntw Castle county. 1t contains
less thrn one hundred acres and yet he
Keeps about thirty head Of cattle, besides
his horses. and trnm fifty to one hundred
head Of sheep. II" raised the present sea
son 800 bushels II wheat from Is acres of
land, being fraction over 3S bushels to
the acre, and his corn crop will yield some
so or 90 bushels. lie claimed to have
raised last season from !! acres 75 bushels
of prime wheat. This enormous Weld was
caused hy heavy dressing of sheep
manure Mr.. ). is certainly very success
tul farmer and his place is model Of neat
ness.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

FLIES IN INDIA.-A Calcutta paper gives
the following account Of plague of flies :
When people read of the plaques of file,
OF Egypt, they are sometimes apt to won.
der what sort Of flies they were-whether
they were our common and sometime.
very tiresome visitor, the house-hy, OF
whether they were a species of mosquito,
or what. They could not we'll have been
more tiresome than those little sidewalk
ing, biting, jumping green dies that are
said to usher in the cold season in India.
OF these Calcutta has had veritabie plague
during the evenings of the past week. 1t
has been scarcely possible to sit at table
where there was light. These flies come
to flavor the soup, to improve the tea, or to
till up the inkstand. They cover book if
one attempts to read, or they settle on peo-
pies spectacles, or jump into their eyes
IT people talk they have to be careful lest
they draw in more than the needful breath
The streets have scarcely been better than
the houses, and we have seen some people
passing lamp-posts with handkerchiefs over
their faces, and others trying to protec;
themselves by the vigorous working of q
fan, against which the insects rattle like
peas. To drive in an open carriage was
like meeting hail-storm and in some
places business, where pleasure is business,
has been brought to a stand. Flies burn
their wings in the lamps of the billiard.
room, and the dead flies shunt balls that
are gently rolling for delicate cannon, or
turn them from direct line to the pocket
Even the Skating Rink had to be closed
AT the Corinthian the entrancehall was
literally covered with them, the walls green
with their numbers, and the floor carpeted
with their bodies. At the entrance to the
buffet they lay in heaps to the thickness
OF hearthrug under the gas-lights, and in
the house itself they were a great nuisance y
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

AMERICAN CoEN At THE French Eyposr.
TIoN.-A Washington dispatch states that
on Tuesday tho 9Th inst. Hon. A. s. Hewitt.
OF New York, appeared before the com.
mlttcc on foreign affairs and made an
Amendment TO his French exposition an.
preparation bill, requiring the commissioner
general to establish at the exposition
another bureau, to bc known as the Amcri.
can Kitchen. France, in common witt,
many European nations, knows little or
nothing oi the use Of corn as an article Of
food. OF the various kinds of bread and
cakes prepared with corn meal, in the
mixture Of which the American housewife
Is so successful the French cook knows
nothing. lna~much as our annual corn
crops are 50 immcu.n Mr.. Hewitt believes
that oar commr"cr Would hc greatly in
creased ii the Use Of com meal were under.
stood among the nations OF Europe. In
the American kitchen corn as an article of
food IS to be prepared in all known ways :;
receipts for tie cooking Of the same are TO
ho printed in all languages and circulated
throughout the exposition, and corn meal
Is also TO be sold at the lowest possible
price.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-14

BrcEwHEAT CAEEs.-At night take sufi.
Gent warm water for a little more than
the amount Of batter required. Thickcn
this with tuchwhcat Hour: little graham
meal Is an addition; stir in tcacup of
fresh yeast, let it stand till morning to rise,
when it viii be fit for use. Leave enough
batter to mix in again at night without
Yeast After a day or two the batter will
require halt tot-i oon or 50 of soda TO
sW"etoH it, pat IN iu~t before baking. 1t is
nicer to mix Your batter ia a stone Jar and
pour Oft every morning what srequired for
use, and not put the soda into the whole.
The addition Of litIlo milk will make the
cakes brown if desired. The batter should
be occasionally renewed. Now rs to baking
cakes. 1t i one Of the fine arts. Some heed,
less cooks usc 80 much grease. to keep the
cakes from sticking to the cridlc. that they
ill the room full Of mol,e to the dscom,
fort of all concerned. 4 cloth scwcd fast
to tor. Is a most convenient greaser, and
Just rs little grease should tie used as posi-.
bic. Th" fire -houId be neither too hot
nor too ,lacl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
raor r,.p,IL.s MAn,,,a.

In concluding al address 10 the stu
denls Of University College (LOndon)
Prof ryndAlb who Il unquestionably
one OF thc most interchangeable brain
workers OF our century, said, take care
of your health lmagiue hercules ~
OSrsman ina rotten boat; what eau be do
there but by the very force OF his stroke
expedite the ruin OF his Gran. Take
care OF the timbers OF your boat" The
distinguished scientists advice 10 equally
valuable TO all roFkers. We are apt TO
devote all our energies TO welding the
oars, our strokes fall tirE aud fast, but
few OF Us examine or even think OF the
condition OF our boats until the broken
or rotten tiinbers suddenly give way and
we find ourselves the victims OF a calani.
" which could have been easily avoided
by little forethonght. What began
with 4 slight fracture, or perhaps even a
careless exposure TO disorganizing inhn-
ences, ends In the complete wreck Of the
life. boat. The disease which hogan with
u slight headache or an undue exposure
10 cold terminates in death, unless its
progress be checked, aud the disease
remedied. The first symptoms, the her.
aids of disease, give no indication OF the
strength Of the cn.com ng foe, and the
victim trusts that bis old ally, Nature,
will exterminale the invader. But Dr.
sease is an old general aud accomplishes
his most important movements in the
nighttime, aud some bright morning
tinds him in possession OF one Of the
strongest Qualifications; and when he has
once gained stronghold In the system
Nature ANONYMOUSLY turns traitor aud
secretly delivers up the whole physical
armory TO the invader. Like the willy
politician, Nature is always on the
strongest side, and the only way to in
sure her support is to keep your vital
powers IN the ascendent. Keep your
strongest forts-the stomach aud liver
well guarded Do not let the foe enter
the arterial highways, for be will steal or
destroy your richest merchandise aud
impoverish your Kingdom. To repulse
the attacks OF the foe you can find no bet
ter ammunition than DR.. pierce's Fami-
~ Medicines. (Full directions accom-
pany each package) His Pleasant Pnr.
gatiye Pellets are especially effective Ia
defending the stomach and liver. His
Golden Medical Discovery for purifying
the blood aud arresting coughs and colds.
II you wish 10 become familiar with the
most approved system of defense in this
warfare, aud the history Of the foes
method OF invasion, together with com.
plete instructions for keesing your forces
In martial order in time of peace, you
can find no better manual of these tactics
than "rhe Peoples Common Sense Med
Teal Adviser" BY Il. V. Pierce, NJ, D.,
OF the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sent TO any address on receipt of
$50. II contains over nine hundred
pages, illustrated by two hundred and
eighty-two engravings and eolored plates
and elegantly bound in cloth and gilt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Mnr,ler wIII nuL

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered TO be q eertsin cure for Dys.
pepsia and Liver complaint, few Thin
Dyspeplies made known to their friends
how easily aud quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits OF
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER became herald
ed through the country by one sufferer
to another, until without advertising, It's
sale has become immense. Druggists in
every town in the United States are sell
ing il. No person suffering with Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Costiveness,
palpitation of the Heart, indigestion, low
spirits, etc, can take three doses without
relief Go to your druggist, Wait il
Hard or V. Grover, aud get bottle for
Is cents and Try It Sample bottles l0c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKsEss on DEPREssIos; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF MENTAL OVER.
WORK IsDIscRETfoSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon The system, u always cared
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPHCnIc
No =. Il tones up aud invigorafes the
system dispels the gloom aud despon.
deney, imparts strength and energt,-
the draiu and reiayenstes The entire Iuaa
Been used twenty years With perfect sue.
GEES by thousands. Sold bv dealers Price
81 90 per single vial, or $500 per single
package Of five vial and e. % vial 81
powder. Sent by msil on receipt Of price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
5G2 BROADWAY NV YoRK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
LIONS ABOUT

II is dangerous thing TO trihe with q
cold. A darkey preacher once told bis
hearers that he thanked God, 'that the
devil went about as roaring lion, seek
ing whom be might devour. lie might
catch poor fellow who didn't know that
he was near him; but when he heard the
roar he could get out of the way; II he
didn't, he deserved to die" So when
one hears the wheeze or the cough which
Tells of The old lion Of Consumption lurk-
ing around, he should fly to DIR WIS.
TAR's BALsAN or WILD CHERRY, and set
out of the way of danger. This prepare.
ton is well known, has been tried near
ly fifty years, and is acknowledged by all
who use il to be unsurpassed is its sooth.
ing and healing properties.
90 cents aud 2 a bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
ARLINGTON.

On Sunday last, Frank Gandtncr a
resident Of East Arlington, got full Of 40
rod whiskey aud IL his drunken frenzy
attempted to shoot Bigelow Still and h.
Scully. lie was arrested Tuesday, upon
complaint OF Grand Juror Vault, aud
brought before Justice SailJrd who i'm.
posed fne and costs Of court amount
lug TO about el00 90, II i about line
this pistol practice was stopped
We have s,en two or llnee pieces ia
your paper in relation 10 our church
affairs, meant as slurs on the yestfy, and
would say TO their vindication, LIST, The
veslry cannot hire a minister If there are
no funds in the treasury, I'd, The church
is IN debt to the amount of $500, which
amount was advanced by one of the yes.
try. 81, These people that find fault are
just the ones that do not pay towards the
support OF minister, aud in consequence
of this state Of siiairs certain few pay
The salary. 4ih, This ate Of affairs has
existed in our church Tor several years
and We suppose the person Tho has cast
these slurs IL one of the disaiIscted. Now
We wish TO say TO those who fluid so
much fault If they will come forward
and subscribe Literally (as some OF them
are able to do) there viii be no trouble
in bring a minister. A. regards the en-.
lerisinmenls In the hall, TIE grumblers
seed not fluid ANY fault with them be.
esuse II will not make any difference,
they viii Ice held just the same.
CAssfus
The schools Ia ihi. village District
No. y closed Friday, Feb. 10Th The
following Is condensed report a. taken
from The registers Ia the primary de.
pArlmeal, taught b. Miss Emma Youngs
The whole number Of scholars was 81,
average attendance, 80. Name o. those
having no absent mark, George G..
White, at@enl one dry feruk MeLoek-
lin, George Parsons aud Eddie somers.
10 tie higher department, iaagh, by Miss
Martha Thomas, the Whole number u
scholars was ~, average attendance, -
Neither absent Or tardy dufing the yesr,
Matte Il Holden. Not sbsenl lat torn,
Lydia Pasonf; sbout one day, Mary 4.
Kendall. Misses Thomas aud Yonn.s
.eare econ for their homes IL TIE far
wes', carrying with them ihs bes, wish-
"a Of both parents and scholars, and leAy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

"A CAkp.-The undersigned takes
this opportunity for thanking the mem
bsrs Of the Undne Fire Company and
citizens Of Manchester for prompt and
efficient aid 10 eXlingnishing the FIRE st
his store on the morning OF the 18th Inst
a. j HuRn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
" N. W. WHITNEY,.
Miss LOUISA l.. WHITNEY.
Mr.. & MRs. G. w. WHITNEY.
Mr.. Il MRs. j. II. WHITNEY.


w NJ. Pierce aud Scion Underwood
are fitting up the sash and blind shop for
the manufacture OF butter tubs.
Several families are moving into the
village, aud ell vacant lenements are be-
ing taken.
"A large party attended The donation
visit last Wednesday evening for The
benefit of Rev. l.. G. Wheeler, of the
Baptist church, with good results, leav.
ing about ninety dollars IN the PASTORS
pocket.
Mrs. Miriam Howard, widow lady
aged 50, died suddenly last Friday from
disease of the heart. Her funeral was
largely attended at the Baptist church on
Sunday.
"A large quantity of bark is being
drawn from this town to Weston. The
large tsnnery at that place which has
been idle for five or six years, is being
put in running condition by parties in
Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
wEsr rrrrnT.
-slsIgAlsr !. absal assa ".

--SltighisF i Aboal ased ~.
-AIs<ri Sbsrnku Is prtpariug 10 bald
nsw barn sBd repair BE old ones Il
Is tIpsel "a be will bald mode hsru.
We arc glad 10 see ,Ae doslor j. not
very busy bai doef an there i Is be doas.
We wopt set SICK 10 please Llm however
ssiafal b may - O. geod ua,ared.
Farmers ard Mech auios Cub met
Tuesday ey~niug for iho election of
ofhoers ) II RidHg was elected Presi.
dent John p sheldon, seereisry; ,.
Wilder. Corresponding secretary: =. 5.
sherman, Chas sherman and O. Parker,
Managing Committee. lion. +. ID Ms-
son. n RicAma1d W.. aud u Lewis, OF
ilerkimer County. y u, are TO be here
the zsth aud speak before The club sftcr.
nooa aud evening. fhe bject i "a re-
lstlon to ebeese.mskibg 10 sll rs phases
60 tbe marketing of the product There
{. much interest 10 these meetings aud
haye good turnout FROM adjoining
towns.
I'll il understood Mr. L. n. Hopkins
bss given up the plan Of manufacturing
cigars The gentleman ttai wa. TO take
charge Of hi, business thought the stock
TOO green for working after testing its
gus iiy IN cigar on iull stomach,
PAwLEr
--R 5. Ilulett was married al North
.Grsnville, on Wednesday, Feb Is, to
Miss Julia Crosby, both OF Pawlel.
Rev. john Aiken is away to hear the
celebrated rcvlyAlists, Moody sud San
key preach lie viii return during the
week.
The 9th aud last time OF he War.
ner aud Qainlan trial took place at West
Pawlei, Saturday, Feb. l7th. The deci.
sion has not been given. Warner bad q
nole against Qainan, aud claims be has
not beeu paid. Quinlan has the note aud
says he paid Il, the amount Of the note
was 81 90.
Rollin ). llnlett ba. purchased the
Andrns Jaw mill aud cheere box factory
formerly owned by David Andrus. lIu.
lett Is u Young man fall of business aud
20 ahead, aud The mill will he kept in
the best OF order, aud people taking logs
there will be sure of getting good um.
Der, and all that the logs make. A first
class cider mill is 10 be put in before fall
PERU.
We wish TO express our sincere
thanks through the columns OF this paper
to the friend. aud heighbors who have so
kindly rendered US assistance in our sick.
ness aud bereavement.
WV. w. WHITNEY.
Miss LOUISA l.. WHITNEY.
MIR. & MRs. c. w. WHITNEY.
Mr.. II Mrs. j. II. WHITNEY.
The railroad prospective is a subject
quite generally argued, aud is matter
OF great importance TO people in this vi.
cinity, touching upon the future growth
and welfare OF this aud adjoining to WINS.
Each citizen should with unbiased mind
weigh carefully the facts pro Ct con, and
be governed in bis influence, voice and
vote, by what can be already understood
to be Of the greatest benefit to himself
aud ueighbors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

lsg behind then mAny warn frisnds.
vho viii always remtsaber with pleasure
ibe msny pleasant houn spcul With
isem IN school and In the social circle.
HFRg1N, X. 7.
Mrs Mumford, wife Of The Rev n.
Mumford. died last Friday, aged 81
yeafa Her remAius were taken to o..
sego Co for burial today. The donagion
visit for ,hs besed, o. Mr. Mamford The
gls,, vii undoubtedly be postponed
stephen Chspmsus little son is re
ported 20 be recovering uadsr the skill.
ful care OF Dr.. A. + sands. Dc. Sands
has worked himself into $ large practice
10 few months. and what is better SIN,
has been remarkably successful ID bis
treatment et the sick.
Honest Andrew J HuH we are
pleased TO say, Is much better, 10 fact
Ne dates bis recovery from the lime OF
Bic receiving valentine from Troy, a
short lime since. lie may have also used
"blue glass;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

GENp a5s. 10 q. p HOWELL A co. New YORK
- for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing hsts Of
1000 newspapers, aud estimates showing cost OF
advertising. %
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
SPECIAL soyrcEs



The beEt Regular Conm uaicatlon Of Aaoufra q.
Lodge, y. 4 A. NJ. Vii be held en- THURSDAY
evening, Pes. n 1871. Al Factory Point.
J. II. wHfPPLK, wk
AdoaIrAsn Chapter. ~. -, II. A. n.
EsEi regular conFoeGtioa On fhursaAy even.
lng, MArea ., 81 " clock,
va. BIAcg, Sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

stag Nuatfs
nrst fsats Nssas ~ &aafapes<l Isfes Us u
h d &6naan rfag7tstaf
arsr. Naaes. Fe4a Ua
d Ttfsot rfeF1stsr
usly Asufss % &4N iesfes it g p
4sassa. Bssssss. gs..aspa. 1,.sr4ass.a A.
SRsrFnats. TIaTF.sta'
Arr.st. i ksnaAs.lss r.A,selA aspes MsHtsg
atdas-asfs sa8 frsasFf - u -
AfsNtsgsa. issses Nsnehsster fs1rasf asFa
rstsasys ghassaass sha hatNF6s7s - II >
sfssf sgursl - Ne fost iFtsn sssnG Aofih
rs-s. l.s,.lges.. Lsaa.s.assfg. Cassisr. 4e
NJ ". aarra. Frsgnetei
ssrses al aseetssisr usslresd &spai Mea3sss
As.sfssdsss an Fnas9s Al -
hfraasfsa. Sttses Manchester r14lfal8 dspo
rsssdfya Taura3sFs ha8 sstnt4sys 49,
tf4ff snirsl y % = = = tfsia gssuR North
fFpon Easalca.se,vY % faftssr
SD. cnnrts. PfoPfsiof.
aAIs Ctss..
sourm 81 rsiiraad - Nsw Terra Aibsas. Fvy
s9uth saa Mssi - II 9 49,
soHTR BY uurasA far Bgtlsas, hsfhnsto'
Nufsh snd East ttsF
GRANVILLE anal - stage elesss = " = =, b
pusT OFFICE spsn from teses
Aalls 'rom ihs sefth sFriss q ths Pot sfus' q
trH
asls iram iAs saatA arrive Al ils test oas'
s29Ea
ssiis for Psfm. Lasdsfass. Boaaylls, ismAsci
As., ht stsrs. rioss a. Factory Point Fnsiut
hes 81 ~ - Tassdsys, fhufsdar' sec ~
sfdsys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

For catslouge Of the best school books
and for the family, send your address 10
Geo. u. Damon, 81 Cornhill, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

The Gates House Is the best 10 Ben.
ningtou. When you GENE to town, stop
there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

Case, Morocco. with above IS large yiais and
Manual Of directions. .........s... $40 III
Case Morocco, OF ~ large walls aud Book "a
, These remedies are sent by the case single
boz o. sisl. 80 any part 81 the county, free Of
charge. on receipt OF price. Address
aINPHEETS R0HL0FiiHIC MEDICINE C0Nrpu.
Once aud Depot, 562 Broa iwsv, New York
fok sALE ny All DRua0Isrs. s7iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Local INTELLIGENCE.
n.nh.n 1870. nI,l.la,
THURSDAY, FEB n1

manLgm GnrExsfos ufNtsun
Cssraks fuks ~ kfHnetn.
b neBuEVE. erfsfHtftF tfHr
orFBCt-nggk kans NNHmpN7
s88as leave Mwash sstss.
uaINa Nuh4E
81 SEAS Mtfa
sHs Md Ksa Tart ftFHssf
ssa Asaht EthFets
EtrsM sassssf saR
DHsRs saN8w
HsW Me-
81 xrN Ns# Ntpfess
81 hgtt Etstess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
ooudns, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.

that can be made by medical .kin. IDdssd, tie
CaEREY rfcronAL has really robbed these dag.
ernuA diseases OF their terriers, 10 great en-
tent and given . feeling Of immunity ftom their
fatal effects thAtis veil founded II The remedy
be taken In aeAson RVsty family shaala laws
Il in their oioset Tor the ready Aed prompt rslist
OF tts members. Sickness. suffering, aud sVsm
lte 10 saved by this timely protection, The pru.
dtnt sh0uli rot neglect 10. aud the wise wil
not Keep u BIZ you for the protsetioa Il Anords
by lie ttmely use In snddea sttaets
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

sktassF Ps.s Ns- "a, a. A. n.
Meets Is AAsEs HAiL F1et1ry fgsnk, -
tks Arsi Tsssaay svs1lna - eseA zcntA.
JOIN c. ELACKMEA. CausmaaasF.
Grass t,sags. We. fet. q. q. q. 7.
Meets 81 Adama Hall svery saiar5AF sEsaing
81 e'cisok AZ nsmhsfs Of ths "erdsf- srs
lnvstsd Degrees mssphes ever aFsi and tAifd
"Wednesday evening u sseh naptA - s'sleek.
r. J. HQTT. l. =,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Ayers Chrry PecIoral |
O O NJ - " M TIT @ NJ

The FOE compositions. which have wea The
confidence Of mankihd Aad Lsc0ms hsassh old
words, among nat only one but many nstsoun,
must have extraordinary virtues. Perhaps ~
ane ever secured % vide reputRtient or raain-
taintd u NO long A. ArEHs CaEaar ftcfoHlL
u has been knowa 60 the pable Absiut forA.
years, by long continued ssuss Of mATvslioas
enres, sud have won Tor u eonAdenes W Ne
virtues never eqaAiled BY ANY other msat.
cine. II stili makes the meet 6setaA cares Vt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

Seymour liarwood Fac. leeiured be.
fore the Yoebg Peoples A.soeiallon At
The Congregs ilonEl church ou Monday
eEsaing lAsl. The audience waa felly an
ayrng one.
-6enersi sisgnAlion IN basiness. IL
the aHlverssi complaint all ever the ooHn-
ny, except 10 ,hc pFove.bi4.lv quiet
sova Of Rupert. where selisity 10 bnsi.
ness Il Surprising
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
PA NOS.

Parties contemplating
purchasing Musical In
struments will ascertain
upon examination thA
Nc are selling for cash
at Lover Prices than
have prevailed for many
years. and that the pfes.
ent can not fail to prove
the best tims ~ secufsa
magnificent instrument
atatemptingly low price.
warsrooms 2Os Riverst.,
TRoY, Nav YoRE.