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The graduates q neithef q ear Yer.
aoal frssA-wAler coiisgcs hced be
sNAsnea q ths standing II ,beif $3.50.
siAass in tie vorid 81 lmporiap, aaars.
n every dnpartment q ealluic ard
iatur divinity. az. basiness Or politics
tie gfalaates 81 Mid3lebury and Bur.
hngtou are. 10 preporilon 70 numbers.
e9asl % the graduates 81 say college
We read With surprise few days ago.
ID the Springfield Ecpalliraa. that even
a. inssitoii0s - popular and richly en-.
dowed A. Amherst College. had JUS,
conferred IL degree Of Doctor o. Laws
upoa lie fret graduate elected 70 the
y. : senate -Jadge Spefora Of LOU.
siaua. Middlebury has had oppor.
tauitv 10 90 that many times 10 behalf
Of some oi her senatorial sons
The time may perhaps come when
saltwater colleges only. or some par.
tIcular one OF two bripy institutions
will gather all The talent Of TIE laad
in,o their proiessorships, aud all the
youth OF the land into their halls. Bot
il will be a poor day Cor tie cause Of
education aud for the prosperity oil the
country when it comes. The fresh
water colleges will be needed always
aud NerEont will make a mistake il
suffering hers 10 languisb or die
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-12

Those who have heard the president
express himself since The manifestation
Ia certain quarters Of opposition 10 bis
ciyil service order, say that be is un-
disturbed by The assaults Of the machine
politicians. The president is conscious
that be has only desired TO do right,
aai has only done right. He does not
seek a second term, has DO friends u
reward or enemies 10 punish. and in
tends u administer good government
by appointing honest, efficient and
faithful men only 10 Office. The threats
u hostility on the part Of the Came
enJss. or any Of tho old political wal
llerees DO not disturb him. He viii
make the best choice for candidates foI
office be can II the senate declines Il
confirm them. be, without being dis
,ntbed. viii select other candidates
Nc j. not 10 be driven from bis posi-
liou hy the abuse Of the very class o
people whom he scarcely expects tina
his oourse will please His southern
policy Il fact. and he fcels that il BIZ
civil service policy is not acceptable
10 ihe machiae politicians. il will b.
supported By the masses Of The voting
people. and vii al al events DO some
,hing 70 preserve the free institutions
Disappointed leaders may threaten Il
ihrew assay this state or that state
II they succeed 10 ding this they ma!
iniafn themselves, bat cAnnot hort ths
prcsldeas This. 10 outline. is the view
which the ptesideat, according 10 BIZ
ltiruds. takes q the ptesent situation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-12

At the election held in Charleston
last week TO I'LL the vacancies 10 the
legislature caused by turning out the
republicans, the democrats had thelfeld
10 themselves. The republicans did
not vote, believing that house which
refused seats TO men who were elected
by $500 majority in November would
DO the same thing now. The demo
Gratis cast six less votes than in No.
vember. which gives the lie TO all their
talk about republican frauds. This il
what the New York Times calls 4
result Of the surrender policy"
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The Russian campaign in Asia is
about given up as > failure, aud the
siege Of Kars has been raised In En-.
rope. however, they seem TO be making
up for the failure in Asia. having made
considerable advance into the Turkish
territory and captured the key TO an
important pass through the Bolken
mountains. the second line Of defense
But the Turks are stubborn fighters,
and by no means used up yet. Goa
siderable activity Ia displayed by Aas-
ira aud England as the crisis ap'
proaehes,
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Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison ought,
the opinion Of the London Echo, 10
be an exceptionally happy man. II
says that il has been given him "to sec
the end 81 bis labors IN the spectacle Of
republic IN which, il all men are moi
free and equal. they are equally free
His feelings may be envied. for, indeed
Il is only few who are allowed the
privilege Of sight from the Pisgah Of a
green and honorable old age
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-12

air Clerk Adams has compile ted his
list Of The next house, which shows a
democratic majority Of eight. He has
only DISTINGUISHED three republicans
The fourth California, third Missouri
and Colorado districts. from all Of
which the state courts or executives
have decided that republicans are
elected.
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The New ) ORR IFayid announces tbs,
VIZ Tlldcn'. friends have decided q
make - effort - dispossess President
lta,s. n the White House. aud Lieut.
GpF. ngfsheimcr snBoanoes that Il Is
Hal psssible ior ST Tides % BE- The
Democratic candidate Tor the preI
aescy ia $50
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THaHts Trosrp Estate
lhs HhaeFsigbed haytng been appointed hy
the Hoo. frobate Court Tor the District ~ Man.
chester Commissioners. 10 reesiya. skamtne kra
al asst al claims aud demands q ~ persons
against the estate VI
ThomAs ruohy. late 81 Dorset
ID aid district Decreased. and al claimu eahih.
tied IN ulsst thVreto, hereby give notAce that Ne
wil meet for The purpose Aforesaid. 81 the dvsl.
hog Of John TCohy, In aid ncfset ca the "a
day u gAuaaSy pa1t lrum O'Clock. q. ~, anti
fron the u dsy 81 tuly /. p. isT7 IL he time
limited by said Court fer said creditors 20 pre-
sent their elAims 10 Ne Tor examination aud A..
losknce.
Dated a DoFast, this "a DAY Of Jaly, A. a, ls75
MATHEW McpEAyETr, Cam,
TgW a. w. FARWEI.I YIN >
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Aa3euson and Wcils. Of the Losisi
asa rcisrniog board have been iudic,ed
~ lbc gfaad sry a Nes Orleans. and
aff~sled. bat a3mliicd 10 bail Nichols
il sid - .e opposed g sach sciion,
sad 4 i said - have been dune . lhs
ia goufbon element ~ the democratic
party
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Republicans from North Carolina say
there i small chance 81 winning over
the old wings 10 the administration
patty 10 that state. The principal rea-
saa Is that the old whigs now have con
,tui 81 The democratic party. aud have
nothing TO gain by Abandoning il for
the republican party.
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Tofaaapes serm 20 bs she order VI
,hs dsy IL al parts q The eeaeiry
ose destroyed the tom q Pensonsss,
Wa. tlillnx eiEhs people sna wosnd
iuE several nare AZ KesihsAf, Ma
masy lsuiisiags wcrc pfossfAiod aad
several peopls isjured
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JAMES A, SHEtpos's Estate.
We the subscribers, being sppoiHted by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, examine
aud adjust the elaine and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of
James A. sheldon, late OF Rupert,
IN said Distrct deceased, and Also all claims and
demands exhibited in ofset thereto. and sii
months from the Esd day OF June, 1877. being
allowed by said Court TOR that purpose, We dc,
therefore. hereby give notice, that We will A,tend
10 the business Of our appointment Al the
dwelling house Of Cyrus +. Sheldon, In said
Rupert, on the 22d day Of December neat from
A. n. until o'clock, r. n. on said day.
Dated At Rupert this 23d day Of June
a. d. 1871.
ELIJAH BURTON, c,,,,.
! 7-Sw SEYMOUR HARDWOOD, Wv" .
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.
= HAAS RAsrNleN Rsrarr.

HraAN RksrStne RsrsIs,
We, the Subscribers being appointed by
the Hon, The Probate Oourt for the District u
Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive, examine
and adjust the claims aud demands Of all persons
against The Eststs Of
Hiram Eastman. late Of Rupert,
10 said District decaAssd. aud also ali claims and
demands exhibited In ohset thereto, hereby
give nstioe, that we gill meet for the purpose
Aforesaid 81 the late dwelling honse 81 said de
ceased. IN said Rupert ON the 29th
day Of December. nsit from o'ciock
=. IA, until four o'clock. ?. ~, on said
day and that ak months from the SOth day OF
June. 1871, 10 the time limited by said Court for
said creditors 10 present their elaine 10 us for
examination and allowance.
Datsd at Rupert this seth day Of Mss
A. D.. ls7T.
O, w. FAREWELL, e,m.
TSw WIN. ROOF,
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Collins Voltaic Plaster,

fer local pains, lsmenfEs, soreness weaknefs
numbneas, aud inAamAhon Of the lungs. liver,
Kidneys, spleen, bowels, bladder heart and BiuS-
elss, Is sq0a TO 40 amy Of doctors aud Acres Of
plants aud shrubs. II instantly bsnishes pain
sud soreness. gives life and vigor 70 the weak
eped snd pzFAiy zei muscles aud iimbss aud l. %
grateful aud soothing that once used in the
Shove ailments every other external application,
such A. saves otatnleuts, lotions, and iiniments
will st once be discarded. Even 10 paralysis,
epilepsy oF ats, and nervous muscular affections
tnis plaster, BY rsilying The nervous forces, has
effected CURES whe9 every Other kntwn remedy
has failed.
Sold by all druggists, and cent on receipt 81
- CENTS for one fi2i for sin. or " 70 for twelVe
carefully wrapped, and warranted, By WEEKS q
POTTER Pr0prietors, Boston, Mass. 3iE
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he Moaieass asd IadiAss are giving
oar Eofesnmsng considerable trouble
r. Oregon several settlers families
hate aea niaf3ered IN he rod sfias
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He1oQpARTERs VETERAN soLDIERs
HEunION.
BrxsrsoroS, W.. July 4. 1871.

CrRcuIAR No. /.
1t is the aim Of the officers in charge
OF the coming reunion TO make such
arrangements MS will render the en-.
cAmpment comfortable and pleasant in
every way, atfording the soldiers one
Of the most enjoyable meetings they
ever held at the same time having in
view the Importance OF close economy,
so that the total expense Of the excur-
sion will come within 1.-THE means Of
every man who may desire to attend.
We are authorized by the executive
committee OF the Centennial commits
sion TO announce that the fare on the
Central Vermont r. r. will be about
fare one ioay. 1t is expected that other
lines connecting with the above road
will grant the same benefit
The commission viii supply, gratis,
the necessary number OF tents also,
fuel aud straw.
The encampment will be prepared by
10. III. General olDey Fuller. and be
ready for occupancy on the arrival Of
the troops. Zach man should bring
his own blankets.
The accompanying communication
from the commissary general gives full
particulars as TO subsistence
| OFFICE OF THE CoMnssARY GENERAL.
BESSISoroS, W., July 4, 1877.
j. H. WALBRIDeE, Com. v. s. Reunion
Sir: In answer to your inquiry as
to arrangements for boarding the sol.
} diers at the coming reunion, / have the
honor to report l shall have buildings
erected on the ground and convenience
J for seating at tables one thousand men
! at one time. l shall be prepared tc
, furnish board, three meals each day, al
$l.0O per day per man. Any who may
desire to cook their own rations car
: obtain subsistence at cost price.
} Respectfully.
s. o. CROMACK, Commiss Gen
For the benefit of those who may
choose to board at hotels, the follow
ing list of prices is given: Board a
Putnam house, 81. so per day at Gate
! house, 1925 per day; at Stark house
|, $500 per day; at Elm Tree house
$500 per day; at Centennial house
$500 per day; at Godfrey house, 81 81
per day. Lodgings not included.
All who desire private board shoul'
!. send notice TO these headquarters a
once, that the matter may be referred Il
E the entertainment committee as earl,
!. as possible.
G Soldiers residing in any localit.
4 where recruiting officer has not can
G vassed, may form themselves into
: squad or company. reporting thei
y names to these headquarters, whe
G they will be assigned to proper com
4 mand.
n By order of
o JAMES II. WALBRIDGE,
Commander.
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= nsstnst ceuxa u Uassea SsAlas. usstAa1 -
rHN@aFT
Is - Matter u ca afIss Il Ft4as. nsatrug4
II n&akrap&cy
a. HsctafT Pest, "a aA8A nsataii "a thg 4isl
Az u Apas a. o. tsfl 10 ~ ~ iars ~ ~
asaAas ~ CAafiss X lsasE. aAAkrprt rats IL
e. tEss yon nciAee that Have HAhd ~ euAi 81.
esant a. Assigsss " he ssssis e Nasglss
1eaax. ktakfppt. ia skta c~aFt. AID tAAi ; ~
e aid taekfnf has hSsa efdstr3 T. - held 81
fsetasy fa4nt, 10 sad hlsirisi. The al asf ~
sulF, a. y 49,, q . e'elefk a H.. ~ lhs 0s#tufs
Huass. hotsi Il aid FsclaFv foint Zoe he
purposes canned "a Abe g7sh SD lslh sections q
ths bAakfups Act Of Axreh "a i4a7, and thai 81
sd neetiag shall AYpiy b SID coaFi Ter ths
sstusmeni ~ my anoeana and Cor : dsahuge
frum a. hahlhty guea ~ sid estate ia
seosrdsnce with ths yFavis,aas u said sections
81 ssjd haakFnpt sci,
Ms. coIBuRS, A.sifses,
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COLLINS VOLTlIc PLlSTERS

CONSIST Of silver and zinc plates, carefully at
tAched together aud Embedded in = Medicated
Porous Plaster. (Sse cnt.D When the plaster is
placed upon the affected part, winch can be dom
40 quickley and conveniently a. with the ordinary
porous plaster THAT IL by mere pressure Of the
hand, 1.-The natural warmth aud moisture Of the
skin csuetH the plates 10 throw out current OF
electricity gentle that II Is scarcely possible
TO feel 1t o,hsrwise than by the soothing and
grateful warmth produced, yet 20 penetrating ~
10 stop almost immediatly the most ercrutistiug
pain, remose soreness, lAnaeness, and draw in.
hamaiinn from the lungs, liver, kidnsys, eplsen,
Bowes, bladder, heart aud muscles. single
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-12

&E00 REWARD VIII be paid Tor a
%ooo bottle of any other Extract or
Essence of Ginger II found oequalin fine
flavor, purity, and prompt medicinal eff
feet Sanford's Jamaica Ginger.
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uUNst4os ~ POLITICAL koosoAi
Badss thc titc q "A Qscstion ia
peliuc4l Ecoaomy." the Herald pub
fishes brief letter rom a man who
going himself "Honest Hopes. says
j an an EnglishmAn. have beer
= thief More than ten years ago be
aame disgus,ed With the life was lead,
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NOTICE. uAwns sald ana NY sAaek AaA
y hnsinsss q Wsit A usri. AZ scraauis tns
NO Wasi he szlilt5 slth them
VINCENT GROWER
Va iory eesnt. "a. Mas aata. 1871
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rssat rs'.s srssse-s
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Nf0FiCE Ttts i % kite asnee that Aavs
~ ths dar gives M sen Is5seY Na@@sa kts
tiste aHfinx ihe rsmssustef Il bis mtaaiats sna
shsH lsin naae - he safes ant pas % ashts
~ hls Coatfaetiag st,ss this aaiN
FFTRa BOWMAN
Wsehsn. "a. 1aas sasb. 1877. SIS
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Cleaner Horse Hay and
Grain Rake.

The Best Rake In Use. as We have M
merous Testimonials 70 Show.
We ell alec refer ~ The foilosipg parties il
iLia vicinity who have used the Meadow King
AousY aud most Of thea the orKnite STATE
kake. O. VI RAEwsii, ". J. HaFsoOd aid EAsafd
Y0HDe, Dorset CorasAna saith 4. Besbs
Eanaests Kermit farraF. A. 7. Hard. Eapert,
YIN NeMiIer, ~ Cleveland, JAeksOn, n. ]
sllAs B9yst0n, J. 4. Moore. Hskroa. ,. !.
sob n
L MCCALL.
kHpsrt. -
Nhsss sAEsgls mssainas eaD bs sssu ssd szlfas
sia2ihed 81
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THURSDAY lula ~, 1875
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Being from ~ Is lbs. per foot u cut lighter
than any one on the list.
A. Public trial Of Mowers, held July 2, on the
Ward Cotton Farm, In the town Of Hutland, VI.
undsr the management Of II. q. Wheeler, BED /,
OF White River Junction, Vt, the Meadow King
Mover received the award " Best MowsK under
draught u 125 poands, whue the other comp
ting mowers showed - follows
Granite State t..s.,'+ ,.ttsftstt..t 'lV9 ~
Buckeye ..-+.,.s.... -.t. -.,.....,s.t+... i1V
knifeh. .........s.+ .s.4......4.s. 1890. 20
W. A. woods, ,.s,..,......,. .st..,,.s....,1 l0
This was indlestsd BY the dynAnetsr fur.
ID and handed BY the agept VI the kniien
Moving machine eompsny Ths Judgss were
Msssrs Gales. James LeoaArd. ssd Geo. Marcy
Trials Of the Meadow King Mower.
The followiBg resuits In regard 70 The operstioB
Of the Ioii0sing nsmsd mouing machines we're
asceFtslned 81 0risnd, Jane y. by the under
siEusd
Wool MsehlHe--l feet Inch cot rsq4ired a
graft Of i75 lbs. IN the grAas.
Chppsr 8 feet inches cut, 100 pound 10 the
grAsF.
Mssa0w alag feet cat. l2s ibs. IA The grace.
KbBsk sruhHs,
VI. ii. f0sEEs,
AI.Hlas sopEH.
COMMITTEES sgrsed upon by tbs several Agsnts.
Al MorFisyiIis. VI. Jane s0th, before similar
oomuitGeas
BucEsys~ draft wss. ............... ITS lbs
Chpper-drsft was ...s...4...s4 ...-s.s.l 100
Meadow Kiag draft was Saws. LIB
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The Skin,
With its Millions of Pores

Is the great purifier Of the body. Draw the in
hsmAtien and soreness from the Lungs, Liver,
Kidneys. Spleen, Bowels, Bladder, Heart and
Muscles through the skin with COLLINS VSLTAIc
PI.AsTERs and heGlth and happiness are yours.
They are the greatest medical discovery OF the
century, aud utterly surpasa all other plasters.
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The Meadow King
Mower.
The Cheapest, Strongest and
Simplest Mower in Use.
For its lightness Of draft We refer TO
the following tests,

Al the great Field Trial Of Moving hAchines
held undsr the auspices of ths Centennial Com
mission, near PhilAdsIphit, on the 9th and 18th
of June, 1876, the Meadow King maintained It's
reputation - Tina LfoHTEsT DRAFT STANDARD
MovHn IN UsE.
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New Millinery Goods
Straw. Silk and Chip Hats

ID the sormaady and oiher new shapes. trinmsA
and aHthmmsd, also beaniiiai and very esoses
6sseftmtnt Of
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REPORT
GRAND JURY.
ON THE CONDITION OF THE
AlD2ShOziSe and Jail.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1877.
TO tile Hon. jas. ID. Waters
associate Judge Sd judicial District !.
NHE Grand Jury for November term,
L 1877, report to your Honor that thew
have been in session thirteen Q3) days, have
examined one hundred and fifteen 115) wit
nesses, and found forty-ffve (45) true bills.
We visited the Almshousc, and there found
twenty-eight (2S) inmates, all of whom bear
testimony of their humare treatment by the
Overseer
Mr.. Smiths management of the farm has
our entire approval, and while not presum-
ing to dictate, we think the County Commits
sioners will but do justice to faithful public
servant by re-appointing him.
We also visited tie Jail, and found con-
fined there twelve Q2) prisoners, charged
with the following offences, viz:
Larceny, 8; assault, A; selling LIQUOR on
Sunday, ]; awaiting sentence, /; STRIVING out
sentence, 1.
The Jail is kept in a clearly manner and
the prisoners are as comfortable as the con-
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In conclusion, we desire to thank your
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valuable assistance given us in the discharge
of our duties
All of which is respectfully submitted.
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noVlo-5t Foreman.
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thorough braced, FROM THOMAS RUN via Church.
vile, Carsins Run, TO ABERDEEN on the p, W b.
X. r., connecting with all mail trains for Philadelphia
which must stop at Aberdeen, thus aifordng comfort
able and pleasant ride to and from the Station.
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Some idea of the attractions offered in the
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of which 100000 copies will be issued, may be
gained from the following: There are poems by
Henry w. Longfciow and William Cullen Bry-
ant; II line hitherto unpublished sketch of Boy
Life, by the late Theodore Winthrop; and u
short story by HE author of "Alca in Wonder
land" a new fairy story, "Swcet Murjoram Day."
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DR.. j. Il. Holland, and comparison between
the manners Of young folks in old times and
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