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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF D.
Haydock us agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointinsnt. "A
handsome reward will be given to any one ron
dering such informant on Us may leau 10 Tue
detection of any party or parties connterieltin8
the medicines or vending the same, knowing
them To be spurious.
o.. sold al the m .nufactory of Professor HoL-
LowAY 4 Co., New York, and by all resi- ectabls
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world. in boxes at 20 cents, %
cents and ~ each.
gs- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
" B.-Direc,:ons for the guidance of patients
in every disortv are affixed TO each box
Office, liz liberty St., New York
iyW- bee. IA
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Or. C.. EclANE'
IIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
az q remedy for" all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, and in al Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head
ache, or disea IS OF that character,
they stand wi,hoGt Il rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No be.tcr catlart;c can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
uine.
As q simple rargative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine a!e never sugar
coated.
Each box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
McLASE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Of c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-31
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature " J.
HArpoek, AZ agent for the united ktates, saI-
rounds each boz Of rils. and Ointment. A hsnd.
some reward viii be given 10 any one rendering
such information A. IS may lead 70 the detection
eines o. vending tho same. knowlpE them 10 be
spurious.
,'sold at the mandatory OF Prot HoflovAr
\ Co.. New York and by 81 respectable drug.
gists and dealers In medicine throughoat the
civilized world In boxes At 25e sac, asd u zach
So There lie considerable saving BY taking the
large sizes,
n b. Directions for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are AFFIXED 10 each bot, - 20ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-31
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, largest oven Of any
Family Stove, Portable Iron Eneased Reservoir,
Bakes aud R0asls spleuiidly, quickly, evenly.
Ventilated oven, Fire Box bottom aud Back.
Double Centres, Hot Blast Doors, largest Flues,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Boz for long
wood Hearth swiugs. won't soil iioors or carp
etc, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fire Back Turn Buckles Craw
Oven Doors M tight, oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, Heavy Best New Iron, Wont Crt.E
Warranted Satisfactory.
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CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent
emit Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mics
Front and Clinkerless Crate which shakes from
the front aud dumps from the end Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined Only the best new iron
is used and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
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MitcheII's New General Atlas
1877.

4ust eampll ag fsrs afserbsfs. Tbe sell tzrnea
fans q thas puhIlshers pfeyious works renders
the presentation g THE. h the mast Intelligent
PATROLS ~ such pfe5aoiinns hotA mure YieGs'
ASH an4 NTanEatse fhaH ordinary canFAssinE,
Sale new fsktafns are 80 Autuergus a. q gam
sahss pfiea - those sha his former ones. Fer
particulars. eifeaiass. ehaaes q gFo1nes &C..
address
JAS. y. DUNCAN,
sheiaurn, Ciilstendea 90 =, VI.
fssa 0safrtl Agent ~ YeFmoat-
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Espefie need travelling Agents. to canvass eael
town aaa eoaBtg ~
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MARK THESE FACTS.
ne Tsstmanr * tbs whels Netta.
HoLLowAY'S PILLS.

tsFAAsfH fNA tAARtsAe ttftAAs
= tsd 81 srrstat. iielessfs fils save ne
= hasfts ans
aYhnf fsis kfN nsfssifs at
I ssna fsf AsaIAsf hat. sd tasf iAsss - the
hunsf
"nt Holloway has cared ass sssaashs sAss
ass chfnn5e
u gave eec q fnar fsiis g. nv tste feF see,sra
maflas. TIE afsf little th5ax Kpt ~sl y asy
wMY hkMsaa ~ mpFainE 10 re cured
sfcaf haz 81 nnliousgs 0.nlmsnt saFea As
u noises n its heaa. ] fnhted sams - yeaf
osnimeHi tebina he Ears, and the Natss bee
lean
s'ssua ne ,ws boAss. va, ens tes per
fsmHfH
- iuelaas dasiaFg yenr price il u eents. hsa
the mslileinr Is He u worth . aaiitf
sseud ad ave hgtcs ef suur pilisN
"ist me have three hseea % fsus Fills hy ~
tafn msaI fof Chllis aud ieFef
have ever 10 each tsssimaniais a. ihess. but
asnt " spsoc cnmpcis nee % cepelads,
For Cutancous Disorders,
And ~ sfupuons o. thc stin, this oihtm0st IL
mast inrAlutble ~ docs aot heal externally
alone. bat peaelfAtes vsth the most searching
tnecis 30 the VERY root II the evil
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-31
HOLLOW VS. PILLi
Invariably cure The following diseases
Disorder of the kidmeYa.

10 al iiissases sfecilag thcso orKans. whfthaf
they ssereie loo much OF toe little wataf, Of
whether they Be afflicted With stone hF RsAvs1.
~ With ashes sud paine settled 10 The iasna ever
tbe regions Of The tidnsys. these rilla sheaia
tAktn seeordpg 10 The pfintsd d,Feetsaba, sad
The Ointment Hhauld 10 vel rubbed inte the
small Of the back At bed lime This weAintsat
sill give alnlost immediate relief when al other
means have failed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-05-31

DIR. WIN IL. LApD, leading Druggist Of Clare
mont, certiiles as follows.
For many years have known DR.. A. ]. Flagg
as a successful practeing physician, and can as
sure the public that his representations relative
TO the Cough and Lung Syrup can be strictly re.
he'd upon. IL has been used in his extended
practice with marvellous success, aud knowit 70
be al that he claims for 1t WIN. NJ. LADD, MD.
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Fer Stomachs out o. Oraer.

Nc medicine sili 20 egcetuaily improve the
tone " Tho stomach ~ these fils, they remove
ali acidiIy OceAsioned either BY tntemreFanee %
improper diet. They reach the liver and rednes
il 20 healthy sction, they are wonderfully stt .
eae Gus IL cases ot ppasm-i IN fact they never fail
il curing al disorders Of the liver snd stomach.
uoLLoWAl's PILLS are The beat known ~
The World for the following dlaeAasa, AGae,
Asthma, Bilious Complaints. blotshas On tbs
skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Drupsy.
Dysontofy, kfYsipeiss, Female IrreahiAfit es,
FeYers Of Al kinds, Fits, Govt Headache, ladss
gesiion, Inflammation. Jaandios, Liver Uems
/ plants, Lumhago, Piles, hhtamatiAm, hstentiaR
I II urine sctetuiA OF Kings ksil, Bore Throeia,
I Stone aud Gravel. Tie .DonlouTeux, TnmoEa,
I Ulcers. Worms Of all kinds, Weakness from any
I cause etc
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1T WILL CURE CATARRH

For every affection OF the Throat and Lungs II
only needs trial to convince the most skeptica
Of It's wonderful curative properties.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
ST. VALENTINES DAY.

The arrows OF Cupid sheathed In envelopes few
thick and fast through the mails yesterday, falling
upon many q susceptible hearL Gorgcousy con-
structed love missivcs and boxes Of valcntinespro-
fanely termed by the postal authorities hrd class
mattor"-passed through nimble hands at the General
Post Ohicc to the number Of 3O,0O0 and TESTIFIED to
the devotion OF youths and madens tho memory Of
tho patron OF lovors ST Valentine a clergyman,
who lived IN Romc at period when people of his
cloth had hard time Of It. Tho Empcrors
had a peculiar dislike to such preachers,
and generally expressed II by taking OF
their heads. ST Valentine received such mark OF i'm
pcrial disiavor. There Is nothing IN the lie OF the
saint that particularly refers TO love letters and
tainly neither Mrs. Juno nor Ar. Pan who formerly
presided over the annual interchange OF love letters
were friendly toward Cupid Yet the saint became tho
patron OF lovers and tho anniversary OF his death
gala day Tor stationers and postmen. The ncongruity
letters, was further Increased Yesterday by the
addition OF penitental sackcloth and ashes.
Long ago In England the choice OF
lover or valentine for the ensuing year
determined by lottery, groups OF youths and madens
drawing slips with names on them. This custom has
been improved upon tho present day by making
ton. Modern valentines become prcttcr each season,
and Of those which were on exhibition in tho
statoncrs' windows tor week or Two past wore
wells of skill and beauty. Satin, lace ana dowcrs with
many other dainty things, combined in the vaen
tine Of the period And yet there Is no
comes from grmy hands, gucpols, sand paper,
paint brushes, inky presses aud steel stamps, and
the delicate and tho beautiful owers unreal
perhaps some OF the sentiments conveyed In the
verses. Alas for the poetry OF the fragile love token.
Hearts and darts and cupids and flowers, mirrors and
doors and curtains and wings are gummed on, bows
tied up irnges sowed on, and envelopes pasted
amid the whir OF machinery or by hands redvlcnt OF
grease and other unpleasant things The circumstances
OF the present time Will kcly increase the demand Tor
those abomnabe caricaturcs called comic valentines,
national and social subjects oier themselves to tho
consideration OF those who rail against tho patron
e.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
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THE LENTEN SEASON.

ITS COMMENCEMENT YEsTERDAY-THE SERVICES
OF ASH WEDNESDAY.
Lent began yesterday with the services for Ash
Wednesday IN the Catholic and Episcopal churches
In the former the cecbr regulated according
general rules, securing uniformity in tho services
throughout the world. In tho latter somc difference
Is observed between the followers OF the Low Church
party aud the High Church branch, the latter being
more rigid their discipline, while tho rules of the
former admit OF broader Interpretation.
Ia the Catholic churches is regarded as the rst
day OF the pcniten.ia OF the year. The season
OF rejoicing ends and that OF mourning begins The
'Glora" is omitted from the mass and the vestments
OF the priest are dark purple 10 indicate the general
sentiment Of penance. These are changed to black
during holy week, when the Church commemoraes
tho days Immediately preceding the death OF
Christ Yesterday several masses were said IN
all OF the churcnes al the usual hours. Generally
however, the high mass at hai-past ten omitted
The ceremony Of distributing the ashes took place at
the early masses The palms used in the churches at
The previous Palm Sunday having been burned their
ashes were carefully preserved. These dis
rbuted yesterday by tho priest taking small portion
his finger and marking The lorehcads OF tho faith
In tho form OF cross repeating at the same time
words memento homo gina ptris et pnirerca re-
pcreris, Remcmber man, that thou ART dust and unto
dust shall return, to remind them OF their last end
This ceremony Is generally omitted in the Protestant
Episcopal churches. The same general idea in regard
to lasting maintained but tho Interpretation
differs The Low Church members recognize
It's beneficial effects but do attach the
same importance 10 II tnat Tue party do.
All the joyous cancles OF The ritual omitted and
those adapted TO the pcnitcntial season substituted
In all the churches yesterday services held Al tho
usual hours In the ritualisto churches even
three services ned. The latter branch celebrated
the day the churches OF 81. Alban's ST. Mary the
Virgin and ST. lgnatus Tho sermons OF the day we're
preached the gospel OF the service and referred
the significance OF fasting and the early usage fast
ing as pracsed by the eary Christians The general
NV the Episcopalans observed the only FRI
days In the ante-Pascal time Immediately preceding
Easter. The rtualists extend the fast the whole
forty days. During lent services will be held most
OF the Episcopal churches every Wednesday and Friday
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

JOHN LINDEN'S PRAYER.

''Fcc, q, 70, iuml lNne tho breath OF an English-
man" soliloquizod the officer as he walzcd John Lin.
den up TO the Washington Place Court raing
~ found him lying drunk on tho street, Judge"
''Hows that, Mister Lindcny"
'H was gong 10 my work. and hi just sat down to
pray.p
''0h, sec how II was. On Linden, when the sun was
low, there fell the sleep OF drupkcn woe"
"We;l Your Worship. did take a drink
Yes Mr. Linden, you took too much vino at break.
fast Eschcw wine. 1t Dic,h like serpent and sing
eth like an adder.n
"But hi did not ave breakfast. iii 'ad nothing "a
heat. so took drink"
"Hand hit heated you bup; hand here you hare.
john take a trends hadyicc, hand don't drink hang
more. You arc discharged, and when you again dc.
sire to engage IN PRAYER worship not AZ the corner
liquor store Seek your closet. You may pedestrians
atu
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

Four Interesting handball and American rackc.
games played at McQuadcs court yesterday.
which much enjoyed by largo number OF spec.
tators.
The sport commenced with match at nnndbnll tho
best four In seven games When The cham pions---
Barney McQuadc, who played single handed against
Joseph Sheridan and Professor John Manx-appcarcd
In the they warmly welcomed by their
hackers. The first game, alter hot contest was won
by Sheridan and partner by score Of q to H. Tho
second game was more skfuily played, sheridan and
partner showing some fine points. The game ended
IN their favor by score OF 81 to H.
Ihc third game was fine exhibition
OF skill on the part OF McQuadc, who mado some ex.
10. In the fourth game shcridans and Manix's play
was excellent The gamc resulted In their favor by
score OF Il to o. In the nth game McQuadc went In
with vim, and the game resulted in McQuade's favor
by scorc OF Il TO 20 Sherldan and partner having
won three games the sixth deciding ono was very
exciting SheridaN and Manix winning great victory
by showing the most sKiliu play and lIished the
game by score 81 TO 15
SCORE.
McQuade. ............ II IL u 21 15- OF
sheridan and "anix. u 2l ID 81 20 IL 100
Then followed single banded match at American
rackcts, the contestants beng James Rcgan and John
OBrlcn, the best out OF three games O'Brcn opened
the hrst game IN rafting style, and before hts oppo-
ncnl got warmed up he won the game by OF l5
TO 10 Rcgan won the second and third games and
match in nne style by OF l5 TO IL and 10 TO H.
HIS hnc playing clicned hearty applause.
SCORE
hegnn .....'..... ....... ........... IL 10 los
" 10 III ll-lO
The next ovcnt was match OF handbal, between
William White and John Dcgnan against Luko Gleason
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
A MURDEROUS LOVER.

Miss Lizzy Cabby, o dminutivo girl Of sixteen
years. who seemed TO be not than ten, appeared
before Judge Kilbreth the Tombs Court ycstor-
day and between hor sobs charged tho prisoner
at tho bar, Matthew Ham, a young man of
twenty years. with having attempted her lfe by dis
charging pistol at her. The assault, Miss Clabby
stated, was made the 10Th day of March, 1876.
Hamil, she explained, asked hcr TO marry
him and she refused. shc knew him only
casually and never gave him any encouragement still
he persisted and an noycd hcr On tho day mentioned
he called at her house ana again renewed his suit,
threatening, IN case OF her refusal TO blow her brains
become his wife, whcreupon he invited her to go ON
the ROOT oi the house This she also declined doing,
not understanding what motIvo no could have IN
making such strange request. Repuscd every
point Hami! drew pistol aud nrcd. The bali lodged
in the door He then hurried from the house, and be-
fore he could be apprehended was on board ship,
bound tor two years cruise.
In due course of time the exciting event passed
from the memory Of Miss Clabby and she thought OF
her absent lover only IN pity On saturday his vessel
returned port and Matthew hastcncd tho house OF
lie stated that the ardor OF his PASSION still una
bacd, and again he removed his offer of marriage
Miss Cabby assured him that heart could DO
his Then had recourse TO his PISTOL ana by It's aid
sought 10 mako her change her mind. Again she
faced the deadly weapon and bravcy spurned his
hand, and again he discharged tho weapon and once
more the ball missed the intended victim.
The programme this time, however changed so far
the was concerned, as Matthew merely went TO
Miss Clabby commenced to feel that Matthew's
pastimo was becoming monotonous, aud to that end
she sworc out warront for hs arrest He was taken
INTO custody, and on sunday last arraigned at the
Tombs, but Miss Chubby rclcntng, did not pear
against him, and he released Tor OF
Yesterday she became alarmed and caused hts arrest
on the assault OF two years ago. Tho prisoner is
n low -browcd vindictvc looking tar, said he was not
guilty. II was held IN 81 900 bail TO answer.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE

This body, which been licensing local preachers
and exhorters and examining candidates for orders
and Tor admission into tho travelling connection Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. had a few peculiar cases
before yesterday. Ordained local minister's as was
stated yesterday by Bishop Harris aud Presiding Elder
Crawford, occupy anomalous positions IN the Church.
Not being members OF annual conferences they arc
not amenable TO those bodies; while being ordained
they no. amenablc to quarterly conferences and
hence the District Conference proposed take cogni-
zance OF them. But unless there are charges made
against their moral character the most tEat can be
done appoint mittee OF local preachers who
upon bearing OF iacs, may suspend from the iunc-
tons OF the ministry such ordained local
habtually neglect or refuse to conform TO the dis
cipne OF the Church. And then the be taken
appeal TO the succeeding annual Conference, which
may withdraw its sanction 10 the orders which has
conferred upon them. In this catalogue yesterday ap-
pearcd George W. Lord, lawyer OF this city, whose
membership rs supposed to be IN tho Central Methodist
Episcopal church, where the Conference held, but
who's pastor does not know anything about him. A.
g. Richardson, OF this city, is also IN the list, and r.
G. Hill who in the travelling ministry for twenty
five years, but who located against his Will by his
annual Conference. Special committees ap-
pointed IN each Another brother, who has been
licensed local preacher Tor number OF years and
who is member Of Bedford street Methodist Episcopal
church and physician, was also made the subject Of
committee, consisting OF his PASTOR score OF licenses
OF preachers and exhorters were renewed and few
preachers were recommended 10 the annual Confer
cnce. A class leaders, convention was held In the
afternoon, anu interesting addresses were delivered.
In the evening sunday school meeting was held,
which Dr. Vincent delivered address on ''The Ee-
mcnts Ui tho True Sunday School "
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
ANOTHER BROOKLYN SCANDAL.

Another scandal was developed in Brooklyn yestcr.
day by the OF John II. Bradley late private sec
retary OF the Commandant OF the Navy Yard The
prisoner was arrnigned on charge OF abduction on
complaint Of John Whtcford, Of No. So Sands street
The complainant, who Is liquor dealer, alleges that
the prisoner abducted girl named Sarah Lawcss aged
eighteen years. from her home about two weeks ago.
The services OF private detective were engaged by
Mrs Bradley, wife OF the accused learn tho where
abouts OF her truant husband, who disappeared
with Miss Lawless Yesterday morning tho do.
tccyc arrested Bradley IN saloon
Fulton street, this CITY, and gave him the
tody OF the police authorities. Bradley, who is fine.
looking, niddc-nRcd man. excuses himself on tho
ground that he was ''sprcc" and didn't know
what he was about. He pleaded not gully to the
charge and was committed until Saturday next TO await
examination, bail being nxed ut So, 500 He has
and daughter, aged respectively seventeen and nnc-
teen years. His family, who reside IN schcrmcrhorn
street, arc rctcent upon the subject suit tor divorce
has been Instituted against HIM by his WIFE, Mr.
Whitciord Is the half brother OF Miss Lawless, and
hence prefers the complaint.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

NOTES FROM THE CORONER.

Aninqucst was yesterday held on the body OF James
Murtha who died from the effect Of injuries received
by being run over by No. 81 of tho Fourth Avenue
Railroad, on January 30 As 1t was shown that de.
ceased slipped apon tho and fell underneath the
in Jumping from the front platform the jury brought
in a verdict OF accidental death.
An lnqu,ry into the cause of Andrew Jackson Lanes
death resulted In showing that he was struck the
head with coal bucket on the canal boat y. l..
Demorest at Morrisanla, on January H. The invcs.
tlgaon disclosed that Lano's skull had been fractured
by the stroke he reccvet but that for two days after
ward he had been at work The Iurys verdict was ac
cidontal death
To-day at twelve O'Clock, Coroner Croker will hold
an inquest on the body OF the murdered Chnamnn.
Mr.. William H. Howe, counsel for the prisoner, insists
that this investigation Will be sufficient prove his
clients innocence.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING TO DE HELD TONIGHT.
There will be meeting OF the members oil the New
York Yacht Club this evening at their club house on
Madison avenue and Twenty seventh street, and as
matters OF vital Importance to tho interests Of
the club will DC brought forward there will probably
be full attendance. A committee comprising Mr.. S.
J. Colgate chairman, Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. sheppard
Homans, air. John ). Dickcrson ana Mr.. Krebs, have
made "a statement OF the financial condition OF the
club, and report unanimously in favor Of giving up
the club house at Staten Island and also the on
Madison avenue and Twenty-scventh street. They
propose TO hire room where the models be kept
and then givc estimate OF what they think the
expenditures for the ensuing year Will amount TO-
The meeting tonight WILL therefore, De very :mpor-
tant as upon the action OF the members Will probably
depend the ultimate existence OF the club. which has
taken the lead IN yachting events Tor the past
OF a century. A club without club house would not
have many attractions Tor members not ownine yachts
and the active list would soon be tho decrease.