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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28
STATE NEWS.

Measles and canker rash are very pre-
yalent in Derby.
The Free Press wants Burlington to
have a butter market.
The new Bates House in Rutland was
opened TO the public the 10Th inst.
A new Post of the G.. A. II. has been
instituted at North Pownal, being known
as Post Rodman.
Ex-Gov. Ryland Fletcher will be "a
years old the 9TH of December next-if he
lives till then as he is likely to.
Joseph Morrin, of Guildhall, while
fishing 10 the Connecticut river, slipped
from log into the water, and was
drowned.
The Herald says there are twenty-five
"disreputable" places in Rutland where
liquor can be procured.
Hon. Samuel J. Tiden is expected at
the Bennington celebration as the guest
of Seth u. Hunt.
few evenings since, Mr., l.. b. Park
er's family, in RichiorA, were surprised
on finding an infant child about nine
months old on their yerandah, which had
been left there by unknown parties,
A little boy in Barton was poisoned
nearly TO death, a few days since, by eat
ing currants from bushes that had been
treated TO white belebore.
The Logel Publishing Company, OF
Rouses Point aud Montreal, has failed
The liabilities are about 5000 900, with
nominal assets OF the same amount
The Two Bennington young women
Hho were supposed to have been fatally
hurt by the accidental discharge OF a
gun IN the hands Of careless cousin, are
going TO recover.
On Sunday morning, 3rd lust, the
dwelling house OF Geo. w. Clifford, Of
STAFFORD, was burned TO the ground, and
on Monday following The dwelling house
OF David l.. Blanchard was also burned.
Nathaniel Emerson, Of Chelsea, seven
ty one years old, has lived on the farm
that be now occupies from his birth
This spring be dropped aud planted corn
on the same piece Of ground on which he
dropped corn for his father sixty.one
years ago. lie has portrait Of his
grandmother, taken Que hundred and
twenty years ago, painted ON a plate of
copper and set ia silver case.
Monday evening OF last week, Benz
Morgan aud his brolher-in.law, Martin
Tracy, both intoxicated. we're driving
iron Windsor 10 Springfield, when they
were overturned, aud Morgan's neck was
broken. iii. dead body was fonnd
about O'Clock. Tracy said they Tip
ped over" Morgan leaves wife and
tao children lie formerly kept a hotel
at South Woodstock.
Ga Tuesday Of last week, Mnn.oe
Gfeeo, Of Worthwhile met with quite sn
accident. lie aud bis father were bind.
Ing on load Of bay when The horse.
started, causing them both 70 LET 80 the
binder. which few round striking Man.
roc Ia The face aud breaking his upper
jsw. Had Tie blow been much higher Il
would have struck him 10 the temple
I probably killing him instantly.
% Tuesday morning Of last week Gre
wss discovered 10 the attic q Flies rev
STORE, IN Wolcou, and 10 few momeHu
the bnildlng was 10 flames. Help from
surrounding towns was speedily sum
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

mousd bnl wHhpet avAll In = short
lme ihe Gre sPrssd and consumed Fin.
peys store with mssi Of " contents,
Hsmiions grist min, the saw mill aud
tWo dwellings Loss, siao89, lasared
Tor e. 90,
Recently, a. lion. r. " rafk wAs
starting Tor the lslhmus. orders o. civA
arrest were issuea against him aud u
u. Baxter Ia two salls growing Dat Of
toe Emma mine li,igations The orders
Of srrcst have now been dismissed In the
courts, and 10 one Of the eases the plain.
ia was ordered to give security for The
costs Ia the sum Of $500. one sui,
was brought 90 recover ga alleged claim
Of SSgs 90 By Robert 4. Chlsholm-th tbs
Other By Warren Hassey FOR S5J0,ooo
II Is safe 10 Ray that neither Of these
plaintiff, will recover anything,
For several nights past The citizens Of
Bennington have bad their dwellings
robbed by what seemed to be an organ
izel baud Of thieves Efforts to appro.
bend the thieves proved unayailing until
Tuesday Of last week. when four men
called at the house Of John Loriug, aud
after being refused food grossly insulted
the females Of the family They then
left the premises, aud were Joined by
three other men. Information was CIV
en- The officers, who captured five Of the
men aud lodged them 10 jail. They de-
cline to tell their names, residence or oe.
cupauon. Il is thought that they may
have perpetrated the recent robberies at
lloosick
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28
Lines 40 Dwight q. stiles on the Death Of
his Mother.
PUBLISHED ~ REQUEST.

Dwight, your dear mother hiss left you,
She has gone with the Angsls to dwell,
And the Saviour, Of whom she delighted
Wnile here the glad story to tell
She sought not Earth's pleasure nor fame.
But to honor and glorify God;
She walked not the broad road to death,
Bot the pathway TO Heaven she troll
To you she has ever been faithfal.
For you she has "done what she could !"
Methinks her sweet voice hear saying:
'My Son, won I you always be good
"Much Of the time I've been feeble
since God placed you under my care.
To God for His strength have prayed.
He always has answered my prayer"
Your Mothers kind words do remember.
Her counsels do try to obey.
To your father, dear, try to be tender.
And cheer him along his lone way.
Yes, your dear Mother has left you,
She has gone, with the Saviour to be.
Oh fear not TO cross the dark river,
Alight in the window youth sec
G. II. c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is TO "get rich"; the second
how to regain good health. The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health,) by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should
you be Respondent sufferer from any
of the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Con-
plant, Indigestion, &c, such as Sick
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &c, you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam,
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70
cents. Positively sold by all llrst-class
Druggists in the U. s., and by Wait a.
Hard, Manchester and Factory Poit, Vt.
Aft
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Masonic.

The next Regular Communication Of AdonirAm
Lodge r. a. A. 81, will be held on Thursday
evening. Jane II. at Factory Point
j. n. wHIPPLE, w. n.
AdoniraD, Chapter, No. Is, II. A. ~.
Norl regular eonyoehtion Oh Thursday even.
Ing. June 2Dsb II II O'Clock.
W. A. b. AcR. Sect
skinner Pest So. ~, q. a. H.,
Meets ia Adams Hall, Factory Polnt, Oh
the seH Tuesday eyeatng u each month.
JOHN e. BLACGMRR g0mmsnasr.
Grass Lodge. No. I0B, 4. -. q. r.
Meets a Adams Hail every Saturday evening
81 0eioes. All members 81 the "ofder' are
invited. Degree meetings every bret and third
saturday evening u each month At o'eieck.
r. ]. HOYI. l. ".
tudtne Ftgs Company
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Died At Manchester Depot, VT, Jane | .,
1871, jennie, l3 year old, daughter of
VIM. ]. aud Ann Hicks, of Cerebro
Spinal Menengelis.
Jennie was sick only short lime, and
Il hardly see rs real that she has pas ed
away TO land of eternal happiness. She
was bright, intelligent child with d
pleasant word or smile for every one,
aud the loss will be felt not only by her
immediate friends, bat by large circle
Of Aequaiutances. SO young, 90 pure, 80
beautiful "Sorrow dead indeed within
her, but peace aud perfect happiness
were born ;imaged in her tranquil beauty
aud profound repose" The griefstrick.
EN- parents have the heart felt sympathy
of the entire community. CHR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

TIE BREvooRT HoUsE.-It is worth
noting that on the 1st of May, Mr.. Waite
of the Brevoort House ceased to be the
active and visible associate of the sleep
ing aud mysterious Co. On that day
the old firm expired by limitation, and
Mr.. Waite henceforth rules with undi-
vided sway the admirable house over
which he has in fact presided for SO many
yeats. A quarter OF century OF bnsi-
ness prosperity in New York is as re-
markabe Il thing as a century IN London
and yet great company of guests from
all parts OF the civilized world will unite
in bearing their testimony thai there is
really nothing remarkable in this long
continued prosperity of so excellent a
house, excepting perhaps, the fact that
it has been fairly earned. Mr.. Waite is
al.o one Of the proprietors Of the uagnili.
cent Windsor, Of our city, which i
known 10 be the most perfect hotel IN
this cou0try II Ne,e York Worh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

MaYlng purchased q y. Grover his Carriage
business. stoek and tecounts. ! Em pfepagea t.
d. Jcbmns Work cheap f0F essh. Carriage
Painting AID TRIMMING ! specially
+. h. KELLEY
Tsaiory Poiat. VI March. i97. ~
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NOTICE j!


iisvine seld ny interest 10 The Carriage busi.
ness - 4 II Kelley ~ Eee3unis 10 ssEd business
are psgh1ie 70 hlm " 0hONKk.
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SELLING
- The
INVALUABLE FIRE KINDLER

FAyH utttFT IhAh ulKKIhR TOT UUId.
Ny agentH haye s9metiBes made A. high ss 80
10 day. Every fzallly 10 ssfae eutirs t0sAs
even have b0aaht one h9ustnds " festlmg.
nisls and y pl5mas fs0m al psgts = the Unlga.
Ax ynGra d ass, with Increasing and overs heifn,
lug sales Agents santed FOR egery uogeenpasa
Town aud County Ia the States Gnd E&aA las
Circulars glYlng fan particulars seHi % eaii.-
A Kinder sens u any one visiting - beaoms 81
Agent, Ter % esnts. Agents receive their ter
ntory free.
Address b. P. SMITH.
Drawer II beielt, Wis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

HUNTS REMEDY Is nor new com
pound; il has been before the public %
years, and extensively used by all classes
with and without the advice Of Physi-
clans. HUNTS REMEDY has saved
from lingering disease and death bun-
dreds Of our citizens. HUNTS RENE
by never fails TO cure Dropsy aud all
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder aud
Urinary Organs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

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Unfast yftsass Asahs.Ss
noauEvT aHts7tsFtrr.
asFaot arIgsKb. seasost.
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\. TAttas. pfagpelaf.
psaf Afus4s = &s& n l~sfts sc ssa a
ssaaaA ba.ss.as. gasa1saa. Tess-ai a.
= sehsaEEses. iFe1reior.
Arrive, - ManeAssttf rairsaA 8tpos Maeaay
ssanss3aYs sb8 fsldkYs a. -
AFrenstna. tes9ss Maaehe.tss railroad depot
faas4tYs. TbafsaAfs sad satsr8sFs - 10 b.
,ltsf sfrsFai X Aes lafa tfsan Easug North,
Pee. LE4zgyvps. fassassisgvy. fass's~. az
NV smsrn Presnasar
Arrives 81 Ma1chesssr faafoaa HaFsi Man4sys
Wednesdays aDa FNftss atifa
EFfrRHlsa. ifarts Manchester fAl,rasA depot
Tmns6sys, fapre4ays ass n4lafdsYs IS ~ 4. b..
sfttF arrival ~ ie = = ~ ifAln gpsng Ntfth
Frsa Eessiaasgry o. fHfssn.
4 D. cung8s. Proprietor
aails ciesc.
suUTH-B by railroad ~ Nfs T0ff. Aihkuy Troy
Sonih and West ~ u ssa.s
sOETn ~ railroad faf HulituA BufAngtau
haFth and Kast ~ a
GRANVILLE nsi b. stage elases A. q g ~.
posT 0FrIcE epen IRON Tax t0gfN
x.lls from ihs North afrFs u The Poet piaes A.
itNFs
Nails from ths seath arrive s. tAs resi oases
tWF.M.
Mails far Peru, fandxroys, Benayillt. jamaica
As., ~ stage. elosH II fsei0ry Font Pest Of
scs al II n. Tuesdays, IbsFsdAFs ApH ST..
nfdays.
Telegraph Once
open from sA, N. iosf.N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

CLARKE's T0oTH AcuE DRoPs cure
instantly. lily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28
Ayers Cherry Pecloral
Fer Diseases 81 the Threat aaa
Lungs. such a. Coughs, Colds.
WhaapanG.Veukh. Aahnaa
g O ~ Sc NITRO Nj

g q ~ - II M II II q Nj
TIE fsv eumposilians. skish hsss was ths
eaae8sncs u maakitd aai tseema hoasskela
swfds hDunE Bet enly zee hat @any naitses
mast have sttftoFaiHtff flrtass Fvshsrs -
Aue svtt secured % witt fsphisltas ~ maiH
aiuta u - ieuF e. AFtns CNsnHs rt,4oRn
Il hss bees knVaa a. she pahlie st1at fufty
frAfA. by long eohtngsa series 81 maTeeiiaMs
carts, snd have voa fnf % eunAaeuce ia -
eirines sever eaaaiiss tv kny ether ms,li.
cine u sssil mAles shs mssi sasctasi gurss q
Couaus, COLDS. CONSUMPTION.
uisi can ~ msas By modloai skib. Indsea. he
CHhAt fnTuAu has really rutlwa ttess aahe.
erous diseases 81 Their tsfrors. o. = grtai a..
tent and given feeling afimmunitv irom their
tattl ehects, thhtla sell founded II ths ramsds
D. taken Ia season, EycFY family skoula hass
u u their closet Tor ihe ready ana ptc art relief
ol its mtmbsrG sictnfAs, suffering snA eve
A's = sAvsa bs this timely pfatselisa Tas pta.
dent shuulA not neglect u, ard The wlse uiN
not. Keep u hy yua Tor the protection u anaFJ,
by its iimely uss IN saddss attack
rntrAnfn nv
On. j G. ArEn a Co. Lowell. Mass
Practical aud Analytical Chemists
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND pEALsRs
IN MEDICINE.
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Local Intelligence
a,ais. rnrr,.o, pi,l.@,.

THURSDAY. 1usE isl5.
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~ mamsnoth picnic IL to be held 10
Joseph Hicks woods on Jaly slh. All
are iAFltea.
"a. W utsy hss 70 far recovered
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wv j nIcKs,
ANN NJ. HICKS

Tia taacrsl Of Jennie, eldest daagh-
tef oi WA. Hieka, which was held at her
late home on Thursday OF last week WAS
largely attended by her relatives and
friends. The members Of the Sunday
School class Of which sbe Was member
we're present IN body, and testified
their frlsudship for The lost Que by each
dcposltiug boqact 81 Sewers within Der
open grave. Her pAreuts hsve the SYM
paihY 81 ihc community 10 their great
eg,iietion.
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TsIagsaph omss
( BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT
Jaae Term, 1871

open from sAGDsfM
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Hos. WALTEA q. DuSrON, Chief Judge
Hon. j. v. CARSRr, A,.aeiato 1,ase.
iloN. A. T.. GRAHAM, V1es
I0ux v. HALL, Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
COMM SSIONER'S SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
ChriStman K DeOOld,
VS.. Pin chancery
David Garvin and others,
BY virtue of decree entered in the
above entitled cause on the 26th day OF
July, A. d., 1877, the undersigned, who
was appointed special commissioner Tor
the purpose, Will sell on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, al the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, West Virginia, the following de-
SCribed real estate, tO-wIt: The north one
nalf of lot numb cred twenty seven (27) in
Joseph Caldwell's addition 10 the city OF
Wheeling, in The State OF West Virginia,
situate on the west side of Market street,
and fronting on said street twenty-five
feet, between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, together with all and
singular the Improvements erected
thereon.
TERM OF SALE-One-half the pur'
chase money To be paid In cash on day OF
sale; the balance in one year, with inter
est from day OF sale, the purchaser giving
his rOnd or note for the deferred payment
and the title To be retained until the pur-
chase money shall have been paid In full
r. q. BARR,
Special Commissioned.
j. L. HERNEI, Auctioneer. sp5i
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sage Maternal COunseIs.

Chicago Tribune.
ELIZA" said fond mother to her on
spring on Saturday, as that offspring was
about going forth IN tow OF young man
who worsbips the very sidewalk she
walks upon, ELIZA, go to the bread box
and eat good big crust OF bread before
you 20 out" "Why, NAV" replied the
blushing girl, 81 don't feel the least DIT
hungry. We've only just had tea. u
know it, but you will be hungry before
you get back, and when Adolphus takes
YOU into q restaurant you eat lce'c cream,
and sponge.cske, and hsm-ssndWlches,
and oysters enough 10 scare him out OF q
years growth. You silly girls don't
think of this, bat we experienced women
do. | was once young and giddy my
self, and but for slxty-hve cents worth OF
maccsroons-a cake f." which L nave
ever since entertained the most profound
contempt, your paw would have been a
congres man, with 81 aquIlline nose and
Hyperions curls. Beware how you sit
down on the budding fame OF Cupid.
OF course, Adolphus will spend the
money YOU save him on billiards and
things, but that makes no difference.
When ne asks you to go in and have
some oysters, even if you are hungry,
don't. Say you do not approve OF girls
wasting the money of their future huS-
bands on idle trihes, when it might be
applied toward furnishing a house
Point QUO that tor the cost OF an oyster
stew you might purchase couple OF
towels, now that toweling Is so cheap,
and that ssddle-rock roast ls the equiv
alent of silver tork-plsted, OF course,
but not easily distinguIshable from solld
slver-or glass sugar bowl. This al
ways takes the young men; 1t sets them
to thinking OF housekeeping and matri-
mony; it makes them believe that you
are the incarnation Of economy, and
would make An excellent wife, and SO
they often say things which give you
hold over them, or are effective before
n jury" Eliza treasured up these sage
counsels OF the authorizes OF her being,
and acted upon them with such earnest
ness and effect that when she came nome
she WAS an engaged woman.
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ITEMS.

Woodruff and Claain are going 10
lecture In London.
BEN De BAR, it is said, fell victim
to hair dye, the poison penetrating bis
BRAIN.
The Bank OF England had only two
depositors with larger credits than Brig
ham Young.
A New YORK girl advertises for a sit
uation tn make all kinds of salads, as
well as man. Its lad that is usually
required.
The lover who is kick I'd of the front
sioop may be said to have good start.
A EUROPEAN writer says that Amerl.
can men are naturally moody and down
cast. We have noticed this ourselves
An American with a black-hslred wife
is always looking down At the lapel OF his
coat to discover whether or not he has
any long yellow hairs there in the opera
boutfe season.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin: -"Dio Lewis
has given up fricsseed sswdust and fried
grape skins, and is getting really extrsv-
agant in his food. He Informed friend
the other day that he had Il crow to pick
with some of these photographers. But
we rea ly don't think photographers care
much about cutting crews"
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NOTICE.

NITlLLIAM b. PETERSON, A CITIZEN
w and resident of the state of Prnnsyl-
vania, and guardian of the person and
estate of his infani sister, Ida Peterson, OF
the same state, having given bond In the
Orphans Court of the county OF Allegheny
i'm said State, sufficient TO insure his &C
cOuntability for the whole amount OF his
said wards estate i'm his hands or which
will probably be received by him as such
guardian, will on the first day OF the next
term of the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
in the STATE OI West Virginia, or as soon
thereafter a. he can be- heard, petition and
move said Circuit Court Tor an order au-
thoriZing him rs guardian rs aforesaid, TO
sue Tor, recover ana receive all money or
personal property which may belong 10
said "a Peterson, including the accruing
rents of her real estate, In Ike manner "a
il he were appointed guardian Of his said
ward IN tins state aud tor authority TO
remove the same to the state OF Pennsy-
wanna in which the said william B.Pet cir
son was appointed and qualified.
WILLIAM h. PETERSON,
Guardian Of Ida peterson.
j. ID. EWING, atty, ~ Twelfth Street
aglsOaWta
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C1nClnnall NdLeltS-
People who are fond of the practical
theory OF the advent of babies which
makes them angels, escaped through the
gate lett ajar by n compassionate saint,
will be Mortified to hear OF the modern
prosaic process OF obtaining babies by ex-
press. But it is fact. A lady in this
city, desiring HORSEPOWER OF this sort,
and having y fancy for the daughters OF
the sunny South, sent description OF
the kind of q child she wanted 10 n
founding hospital in New Orleans. A
dsy or two ago she received reply that
child suiting her description hsd been
found among the babies in the hospital,
and that it WAS on its way 10 CINCINNATI.
Imagine her sensation Yesterday morn
ing when the messenger of the Adams
Express rang the bell and announced y
package for Mrs. - ut the time same
presenting little human fairy, q little
girl OF tender wears with An express label
tied L. one little arm The package
was duly receipted Tor and gladly well
coined.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
John A. Roneyn

John A. Roney)
VS.. IN chancery.
James Barr,
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
ny virtue OF an order in the above en-
titled cause entered the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER, 1877, the undersigned Will, on
WEDNE~ DAY, the Eth day OF september
lS77, beginning at O'Clock A. NJ, proceed
To- sell at public auction, in he store room,
No. 1877 Market street, To the highest bid
der,a lot OF Plum ber's FOOLS and Materials,
Scaife Boiler, Drain Pipe, shelving, &c
Also, the lease for said stOre room, NO. 1877
Market street, " hich lease is for one year
from March 81, 1877.
Tsrms OF sale cash.
sp7u LOUIS +. STlFFL, Receiver.
The above sale is adjourned until Thurs.
day, the 18th day of September 1877, at
O'Clock p. NJ l.. +. STlFEL4. Receiver.
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HAPPY tidlngs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dozed. drugged and
quscked. Pulvermscher's Electric Belts
efectuslly cure premature debility and
decay. Book and journal, with infor-
matinn worth thou,and- .ualled free.
Address ulvormacher Galvsnlc Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.