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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

The abundant harvests which sre
everywhere 50 promising this fall, with q
good demand at fair prices, will suggest
to our readers the propriety Of purchas-
Ing a good aud reliable piano. To those
who would buy q strictly first-clsss In
sirumeni, we would recommend TO look
into the merits Of the MgsDELssOHN
PiASo Co, No. 30 Broadway. n. Y,
wbose advertisement appears elsewhere.
This Company Is regularly incorporated
under the Laws ofihe State Of New York
aud composed Of eminent Piano mana
factnrers, with the express object OF SELF
ing Pianos direct 10 the people ~ Factory
Prices, without the Intervention Of agent.
or dealers. thereby saving them more
than oae-hdJ the prices usually charged
The Pianos, including Grand, Square
aud Upright, made one Of the finest
displays at the Centennial Exhibition D.,
and we're unanimously recommended for
the Diploma ~ Honor and Medal u
Merit.
The lesdlng papers Of the oOuntry
speak 10 very high terms Of ibe Company
( and their Pianos.
We would recommend any Of our
readers who have any idea Of ever buy.
I Ing piano, 70 send for their Illustrates
and Descriptive Catalogue, which viii b.
mailed free 10 al.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

inoN b T. QUiMbN, A A.. rmHentt 80 rHr
NV hswIeH \. u ArfrEfeS AcantNt."
ter more than flfleru years have usea Or.
WISrAks nATisAM OF WILD CHERRY tof
gpa3ts, coiis aud NFs 4ATW8, 10 Witch ia
common w,th the rect 81 mankind, sm subject
sad it gives me plossuto W rky tnat ! consider
B, the ycrs b. 81 remedy With VII Sd am aeaaAia
ted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27
Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY sFaEanAG s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.

Fnev SEYMOUR TuArHER, ". n 81 Hsasav.
81 WtsTkGs nAtAAM uF win enHNRN
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81 laafas s. l3e cass ss.H sHair9 20 sfsrf ~
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

Without wishing 10 get into any dis
cussion 10 regard to the merits OF ball
clubs or ball games we pnblish the fol-
lowing from NJ. +. Gleason, captain Of
the Good Templsrs base ball club: al
noticed In your issue Of the 10Th inst,
the score OF the OudAwa base ball clab
for The season bat pari Of ills not correct.
When they came 10 Dorset % play with
as they onls had siA players, and said
they would give Us the game. then
proposed to have a practice game, and
TO on up their nine consented 10 let them
plsy two Of the Stars and one Of the
Frankllas, both Of PAwiei Bat did not
expect 10 see the seore in print as game
played by the OadAwas. Ia regard TO
the game they played with the Franklin
elnb on the i5th, bad the honor Of being
umpire, bat | did hot call the game At The
end Of the eighth inniag Ia favor Of the
0ndEwa club. The facts are these la
The arsl bali q The Bislh innings the On
dAw1s ven, 10 the bat aud had one band
oul--onc CA The lrsi base and no runs
scored, The runner on iir.s base aud the
lra bAsealAn bad some words which
ansliy came 10 biows, and that broke up
lhe game and The FrEnkiins proposed 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

Wofkmsa b ess fsd aBd suras ous some
Of The best m0sumeaiAl wofk IN the
stale. Parties from q distance weaA
save MONEY b. Seeding 70 him tor ibelr
work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27
Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry.

tpou q FEiL0Ws, M y 81 hnl. n H.
have msie rss "a he preparation fof seys
zeal FcsTs, snd 81 has pFuEci % o. Fsff rflaHHf
aha efieaelHns in the treatment - tcVeft ana
laus STANDING l1aths { EHaa 81 erie FkNrut
ueV 10 comfortable hoAlib, wha has taleH tiHa
remedy. s8d abe tut tor Che ust [ eaasidfr
wuuld n1t nam q living
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

Mortimer Hall, The well-known pro-
prieior OF HALLS hotel, at Centre Berlin,
died the 22nd inst, aged about ca years.
Mr.. Hull was formerly proprietor Of Con-
gress hall ia Troy, bat ior some thirteen
years past, with the aid Of bis excellent
wife, has made The Ceairc Berlin house
the iAyorite resort Of travellers.
u. +. Wesi, photographer, has re.
turned 10 Berlin. Mr.. West does su peri
or work Ia bis line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27
LANDGRoyE


The New York Matt says; One Of
the queer old relics Of the Leland Hon e.
stead ia Vermont, now In the care OF
"the boys" Of the sturleyant House in
this city, is metal mugs none of your
little pinch-bellied kind that arc now
used, but an bonest, fAt-boltomed Old
fellow, holding q pint and half, good
measure, bearing date 1918, and the
monogram Of the elder Leland. This is
no ale mug, for ale vas hardly known as
drink In those days. But the wbskey
punch that has aowed over its brirn,
when The storm howled over the Green
Mountains aud the roads were buried in
snow, no man can estimate. Aud how
its eapacious circumference has warmed
up with that glorious winter tipple, now
quite forgotten, known by the of alp
What is Zip! II is beer with sngar and
dash of spirits, mixed ia sach mug a.
we are taking about, aud heated BY
thrusting red hot lre-poker Into it
And a spIendlfferous drink ii was, BY 4
large majori,y.
Yon may mivh, or batter that mag a. you viii.
bat the hsvof Of 4 p will b. larxing there stiil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-27

Oar summer visitors hAye neafiy all
departed, and we are having this behud-
fol auiumn weather ali to ourselves.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-04
rafRaS ifl9 2JlIK3(d 81 sd
ras.a..y sss sssnssr ! 4. fasssz;'7;..I ss;';.
Commands llImself.

William H. Vanderbilt WAS great
smoker in his youth One day, in 1853,
80 the familyswere on their, way to, st.
Petersburg, on board the steam yacht
Northern Star. the father and; son were
walking on,decks Tue eilatternWas puff,
ing away hissafter-alinner cigar.w I,wish
you would give up that ysmoking habit
Of yours. tn give yousSl Q, 600 II you
do It, said the Comm od5re ABRUPTLY
Yousdo not need give me any money:
yours wish is quite enough, answered
thelsan, sthrewing, the cigar oyerboardl
And heshas never smoked since, The
command that William HIS has ealways
had over himself In matters of'this kind
Is quite remarkable. He was, for Vex.
ample, like his father, very fond Of a
game of. whist, andslike him, consider:
cd himself one Of, The best of players,
When he.remoyed to- New York. and
became connected with the Harlem Rail-
road,she used TO- spends three Or four
evenings 4 week At 1.-THE sUaion Club
But be noticed that .toBaece smoke and
midnight hours inteffered with the
clearness of his bead the next morning,
and be 81 once gayesup both. club, and
whist. The same thing happened with
Hinesa HeslikedSas glass of ehampai gne,|
but having discovered that his headfelt
It f<xt day, hennever touches any winei
nov, not even az public banqdets and
dinner parties at bis own house. AS to \
spirits, they were. always out, of the
question With him How many OF the
young men Of America are like young
Vanderbilt, and have sufficient moral
courage to say, 0thus far shalt thou 60, |
here shalt thou stop IN. 2. Sun.
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dEfIFfII1 IItElEfF
Some OF the Rights Of Children.
(col. InrsrsoIrss New 1scturslt.

will never ask God to take care OF
any ot my children. unless am doing
my sleyel best BY then:s 4 IwilrtelI you
what Isay to nd y, children is this :
"Go where you may, do what you will,
there is no crime you can commit, there
is no depth ofdnfamy 10 which you can
sinks that can shut to you my door, my
arms or nv heart. As long asI live
you shell have one sincere friend" An
other thing sHSThere. lie nothing like her
Ing honest with these little childrens Do
not pretend you are perfection. You
aresnot. II you find one Of your chill
dren has been telling a. lie, don't let on
ss i the world was going to burn, Tell
him honestly that you have told hun:
dreds bef .them,i and it don't pay. You
cau'tHplay sARy George Washington sbpl
siness On tisisigencrata,n and thesslaarp
eyesaof childtoed willdoukIthfpdghsths
robe or Byp0crisy 9; Some people swili
ssy That 1ili do for rich folks ana not
for poor ftss Just as easy To wake d
child with 3. kiss as.Wishsa bloy,lr x,s:i;
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-
HBrethren, said thesrealistic psrson,
"when you put your contrihuiionsinsth
hox youmsy dropit gently from beneath
your hand, so thatthe collector CAM tell
whether IT'S dollar or a nickel, but You
CAM cheat lhe Lord, ~ S .sgii go
Sunday School, teacher to pupil: -
"Ndy, my little man, can you explain 10
us the icapse 9of Adams, fall "a Little
man (emphatically )-"Yes, sir; cause
he hadf'tang ashes to throw on the side
walk".5 ~ Eivsds s~sg' .fiss 7ea
Reople allow their children to get q
street education, and when they SEEM
ipgly get beyond their control, they call
np"n the authoEities.to make. them be-
have themselves This is wrong. Pa
rents should control their own offspring.
A Lublic spouter,-while making a
speeeh,Ipaused in the amidst1 ofsit;rland
exclained,sN owy gentlemen what a d
you think y'pr Instantly a man rose III
the assembly, and, With one eye partial
lv,eIosfd, modestly replied. al think. Sir
do, indeed, .sir7-I think if you. and ]
were 10 tramp the country together, We
wohii tell more lies than any other two
men IN the c.1nntry, sir land T d not Say
word during tis yyshlolR, hl3, timf, SIR -. -
A Snowman travelling with ipanora.
ma Of scenes from the Bible met n Yam
kee, rnd on learning that be could pla,
appropriate, selections alter, zach picture
At-his show That night The, curtain
rose, revealing ..The Return of the
Prodigal Son pom which the player
,stfuck up, When ] 5hnny Comes March.
ing Homer The effect produced was
wonderful t"Consider yourseH, engaged
tostraysl with me.anh said sthes Snowman,
"You draw better than the picture.isl q,
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,siIdk,otnerlra,rm.

eas 80 s4astxe tt.4 sYstitu A9ss.st ~ Is
The times are full of whirlpoels, even
in a.business you fally' sunaerstands and
to teave paths thatare we'll lighted and
familiar for those that are dark and not
understood, hecshse of some sudden
SUCCESS, which You think you, see rewar-
ding another, is full OF hazard Espe-
cially to make changes when your own
business and property are ON the down
grade. is a very unsafe thing to do. You
have curtailed Expenses, and sthdied all
the points wherein yoa-have any hope
Of gaining By.s'chahgeI ID other bust.
ness the chances are yen will lose these
advantages. and Is yeuikee4, obt Of the
whirlpool, you at least pay well for the
prisilegesof keepingj justnpon it's bor.
defs.,tslb ,asaiq nsasmoa u tsaoe adj aae4f
-. a = 4 4
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aEc,l Mc(,lnre .efI;ior.af, ito tha i. { .ph; 81

AECol MoClnre, seditorlofH The Phil
adelphia Times, sifihsn inierviewsswith
Gath, ,ssaad :sI khowoa man iniPennsyls
vaEiiss ithes devoted agent sofs Cameron,
wlo,paid SO, 600 for thelYoteof one elec,
tion district in.x Flofida.,e He toekpthe
money out'of hisapocketiu Florida and
bought The reversal of that district. q He
says II was spent for Hayes, but he
never expects 70 get,it back, Uf, course
he bates Hayes, and thinks reform is q
little crooked Pa 5-Y.txis r-ps .fss3. az
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80 ....-.--------aHn - -H fas --- e sa' asE =
Eighth .,Judicfal Districf Of
1ss.sn 60 ursCSS, v
Onlo' s.a '..' lor .nc eur 1879. e
.-, N...,,'H - ssatas. .
Pine. 'udsss ;sss q aa sns cousss o. S9%sn
w riess, WITHIN ana iof the Eighth pyu.
dielal District s Y ne state Of Ohio, hereby
the Dis.ii0. Dit,.s Court .na the Courts Of Com
fmon Pleas, within and for the several coun.
ss: Y s.! :.id District :hall ;. begun and held
year 1873, to Wit:
I, District. Court.
s.lmou. county, "wednesday. a Aprtl !.
Jefferson county. Tuesday iuenst n.
Harrison county. Aouday. sgeptsmber 4.
Tuscarswas county. Thursdav septsmbsr 3.
tGuerusey county. Tussdsy seutsn,bsr q.
Monroe county, TUESDAY. Ssutember n.
Noble county, Friday. September 20. ,..
Morgan county, wednesday. Septsmbsy 81
lNnskinsum, oouuty. Noodsv ssntamh., m.
| u.nou-4. aos 'co,,.,,n,, o., &.
v-t.s1~'I..".,. =. .-.. ~ -a--l.o'. ao'..
A.sAns1m oUansy, y January ., Apni ~ ana
1. Noseuoe .I. .,....,.,.tX,.
as.a os1nv' ssf0h y. 'snsA ana ocso'
vslN .g.0syss ley..,, a.l - s,,i'
NvD,e gIn'H' sssyi s'Ansrsiyi A. Aphltl = saa oe
sopel ~ lsef .~fs.s.t biaa.. "a E,g..
S1elnsey e0rny' rfeDiuAV "a nay - ans sne
Novemoel =
osrmoS' soansy' oo l'snus'y 49, Apnl % ana
Vo'op0l 1e' I'M, a.. 50. . .s,4s,
@vn'oe ~ 0oansy' -ss0n '''uns - ana oosopef
..s a a...7s ..,.su, .s.,, 40 u
November as; -. -
Tusoarawas county, February 1, Nav 10 And
October a..
Harrison Ceunav: Mareh L Jrne n and o,..,
berg.
| The terms. .of said Courts shall commence
at nine s'elock A., T., on the several days
naaed. us herein, specified that the several
terms Of Court q Common Pleas In the
several counties shall be held BY said Judges
as follows: xuskingum and Morgan By Luoias
P. harsh: Guernsey and Noble, by william
h. Praaisr; Belmont and Monroe. By william
Oksy; Jenerson, Harrison and Tuscaravas,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-12-15

For ladies' fancy dress
goods and other articles suit
able for holiday presents, go
to Daniel Graver's Bee Hive
store, next to First National
Bank.
We have just printed lot Of new and
handsome receipts for subscriptions to the
ADVOCATE, which we will be pleased to sup
ply to our friends at one dollar each. Don't
be backward in calling for them.
"A GENTLE HINT.-In our style of
climate, with its sudden changes of tempera-
ture,--rain, wind and sunshine often inter
mingled in a single day,-it is no.wonder
that our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neglected
colds, half the deaths resulting directly from
this cause. A bottle of BOschee's German
Syrup kept about your home for Immediate
use will prevent serious sickness, q large
doctors bill, and perhaps death, by the use
of three or four doses. For curing consump-
ton, hemorrhages, ,pneumonia, severe coughs,
Group or any disease of the throat or lungs,
its success is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is now
scld in every town and village on this con-
tinent. Sample bottles for trial. lOc.; regular
size, 75c. For sale by A. j. Durling.
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christmas is coming;
Sunday schools consequently filling up
And all expect present.
Remember the poor
Boating is about done for this scasdn.
What are you going tc prepare for
Christmas?
The Walcksville Sabbath school intends
holding a Christmas festival.
Typhoid fever has made its appearance
in the lor'5r part of the valley.
Mr.. Thomas Dorward is making some
Improvements to his dwelling.
The Pine Run school, No. 2, made the
past month an average of 100 per cent.
"A shooting match came off at John II.
Weiss Hotel, on Thursday of last week.
i notice that blacksmith shop has been
erected at Tan Run, on the Weissport road.
Mr.. Solomon Walck has a number of
men employed in the erection of an addition
to his barn.
-Pheasants are very scarce, in conse-
quence, Of which they have advanced 6bout
so per cent.
Mr. G. W. Morris was elected Secretary
Of the Salem's Sabbath school, of this place,
on Sunday before last.
R. F. HofIord, C. g., 1-as on a visit to
the schools of Towamcnsing township on
Monday of this week.
On account Of the heavy rain on We'd
nesday evening of last week; no meeting
was held by the Franklin Literary Society.
Mr.. Thomas Solt has made a number
of improvements to the property, lately pur-
chased by him of Joseph Anthony, Of Alien
town.
Il learn that number of men, who had
recently gone to work on the railroad at
Wind Gap, returned home on Thursday Of
last week. For what cause know not.
The funeral of J. Daniel Smith, who ac-
cidentally shot himself while out cunning
in the neighborhood of Wild Creek, short
ago, was very largely attended at Jerusalem
church, He was about 20 years Of age.
Our shoemaker, since the burglar riids
were made upon his shoemakershop, has
procured a watchdog, Now beware, thiefor
else when you pay your next visit you MAY
lose part of your coat tail, and that piece
will tell on you.
John W. Reed, late proprietor of the
American Hotel, Mauch Chunk, was at this
place on business pertaining TO the Poor
House project on Monday and Tuesday of
this week. He was the guest of Mr.. Ammon
ElUtz, late Of the Valley House, Lehighton.
Mr., Simon Walck, of this place, shot
another deer on Saturday before last, and
did not forget to furnish your reporter with
a fine roast. Mr.. Alex. Solt also captured a
deer few days since, and furnished me with
a generous slice. They will both accept MY
thanks for their generosity.
The wife of Mr.. Amandas Anthony: of
this place, died of typhoid fever on Monday
evening of last week. The intermeut took
place on Friday, at st, Paul's, near Cherry
vile, Northampton county. Mr.. Anthony
has the sympathies of the community ih this
his sad bereavement,
Yours, etc, REVERE.
Big Creek Dee 49,
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Special Notices.
Priceless Discovery.
A Sure Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for the blind. bleeding, itching and
uiCerated piles has been discovered BY Dr. WI.
nam, ian Indian remedy called DR.. williams
indian Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst O'd chronic cases or twenty-five and thir-
W years standing. No one need suffer FIVE mi .
utes h1ter applying this wonderful soothing
medlcne Lotions, instruments and electuaTies
40 more harm than good. Williams Ointment
supports the tumOre, allaYs the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm III
bed acts as poultice, gives Instant and pain
less relief and is prepared only for Piles and
nOthlng else Thousands of cured patients at
test lts virtues, and physicians OF ali schools
pronounce iU the greatest contribution to medi-
enc OF the age II matters not how long or Sc
verely you have been suffering, you can be
cured. ~ ~
Mr., Joseph NJ. Ryder. Cleveland, Ohio. writes
suffered for years with Itching and liberated
Piles, tried remedy after remedy advertised and
consulted phy sic ans in Philadelphia ], louisville
Clnclnnptl, Indianapolis and this city; aud
spent hundreds OF dollars but found no relief
uhll obtained box of DR.. Williams Indian
Olntment some four months ago, and lit has
cured me completely. had part Of the box
LETT which gave TO q friend Of mine who had
dOctOred with many physicians and as q last re.
sort went TO the noted Hot Springs, Arkansas
Tor treatment. He informs me that the Indian
Ointment has also cured him of the Piles 1t is
certainly wonderful discovery, and should be
used DY the mary thousands who are now suf
ferlng with that dread disease.
" $4,000 Reward will be paid for A more GER
tam remedy. Sold by all Druggists DIR, q, ".
FHAliE K, sole proprietor, Cleveland, o.
Dec. 10, ly.
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The Poor House Commissioners.

The Commissioners appointed by the
Overseers of the Poor of the several town
ships and boroughs, at the lower end of Car
bon, met in Rcber's Hall, this borough, on
Saturday afternoon, the Sth inst, and
organized by the election of Datiel Olewine,
Esq, as Chairman, and Hon. Dennis Bau-
man, MS Secretary. II. V. Mdrthimer then
read the minutes of the last meeting of the
overseers of the poor, and explained the
duties of said Commissioners. After some
discussion, as to the location and the hearing
of offers from several PARTIES of land for the
purpose of the house and farm; it was, on
motion.
Rcsolrcd that the Commissioners meet
On Tuesday morning, Dec. II, 1877, at 8 o.
clock, at the residence of Paul Buck, in the
township of Towamensing, for the purpose
of viewing the several improved farms offer
ed for sale; after which to fix a day for
viewing mimrroved land.
The following places were represented at
the meeting:
Ephighton, Daniel Olewine;
Wessport, Francis Yundt;
Pnrryville, Dennis Bauman;
Penn Forest, john w. Reed;
To%amensing, Paul Kresge;
East Penn, James d. Ballet.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

pLENIsHEs UPON THE FFNTTNrINSs :
- CoUNIENANCE, 4 Of a eomplexionaI ma.
tnre, speedily vanish when GLENNSS STIT T.
FhU X SOAP Is used TO Obiterate them PIN
pies. BlOCches, Ruughness, ReGness ana TN
clarifying ageut. EIuptfye nilm.nts snreS
cuts, bruises Scalds, and other afiections a13
injuries Of the cutlCle ara EkeNTiae remoXsd 10
IT, SULPHUR BATHS have long heen "a
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rheumatism and gOut. GLENN Il sITT P TTf1'
SOAP Is in every respect as effeacions ana tar
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OF an obstinate character will find IL tbsV ~
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