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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr.. Editor,
With your permission ! would like
to give a description of a five days
ride. thinking some of your readers
would like to learn Of pleasant trip,
especially should they be in the state
Of mind Of our better hall" who knew
not whittier TO go, but concluded ut
last TO go to Lake George by carriage.
A ride of q few hours brought us
through Pawlet to Lake st. Catharine,
where we found boats and we'll kept
hotel. From here to Glen Falls is a
pleasant morning drive. This village
ia situated on both sides of the falls,
from whence it derives its name, and
there is much to be found of interest,
well repaying a few hours delay before
taking the very enjoyable ride over the
plank road TO Lake George, nine miles
away,
The sun is now low in the west. the
air heavy with the odor of pines aud
cedar. In the calm beauty Of the hour
we forget oil that IS historic ia our sur.
roundings, when sudden bend in the
road brought us ia sight Of a sign bear
ing the inscription Williams Monu.
ment" On the side hill Is plain mar,
BILE shaft, standing on huge boulder,
erected in 1854 by the graduates Of
Williams college. in memory of the
founder OF that institution. II is said
that Colonel Williams received his
death-wound while standing on the
rock 10 the bloody conflict Of Sept s.
1855, ia the AID year Of his age The
country here is repIete with wild lie
| gends Of the past, which are familiar tc
all
The first full view Of the lake is OBJ
tanned when a mile distant The road
winds around the hill down to the Dor
der, aud we arrive at one Of the many
excellent hotels Of Lake George. Yov
then have time TO visit places Of inter
est. and mature your plans for the
steamboat excursion next morning, Tho
boat leaving at eight o'clock, going
through the lake, You can take th,
cars for Ticonderoga. or go to Lake
Champlain. where dinner il served OF
board the steamer. 10 time to return Il
the head Of Lake George. The lake ii
said 10 contain three hundred islands
Long Island Is the largest. being nearly
a mile 10 length, and containing gooe
farm near the centre. These islandi
have peculiar. luxuriant foliage Or
the east shore, as you 90 up the lake
10 a grove Is the summer place OF tbs
pawlist Fathers, who are the only SO
cieiy Of the Kind 10 America. composed
entirely Of priests or those studying
+ for tie priesthood Their work i
chiefly that Of missionaries. They arr
required 10 study certain hours, per
form other duties laid down BY th'
Father Superior. From this institution
emausie priests fitted for their work i
our country. whether Ia the westerl
wilde or ID the sunny south. wher'
awaits the susceptible minds Of on
eolored people All along the shor'
may lie seen desirable stopping place
for those seeking quiet0de either i
hotel Or camp lie Very foe resi-
deBees are seen here aAna there, will
their rustic arbors. cosy seats ans
ilowerskirted walks. Among the pine
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- aosv q DE gtnefAl FevefBmeut
b relaiisn - tba olecalonst mo elseer
thsal3 b. reqpirea or ptrmiilea r. take
paa p he manhressai e political
aggaplrSi ees. raseases. tanttniions e.
eleetsaa eAmpsirns Thtir nght g
rots sal e cypress theif views 90 pat'
lie qacsglaas either orally of ,bFeagA
the press Ia nog denied. provided Is
dses aos latefiefa witb the discharge
q their ofheisl dssies No assessment
o. political purposes on oaacers o.
suharliuatcs should b- allowea" The
fale Is applicable 70 every department
Il tho clsll service. +, sboald be 90
1erstesl ~ every of6cer II tie general
government that be il expected 10 Goa
form BE eondaci 10 lie requirements
Very respectfully.
r u. HArss.
There i little question that the civil
service would bc more effective II en-
tigcly removed from partizAn politics,
bai can i BE- done Ia the way proposed !
II the order is carried 90, by the pres.
eat persons ia Office. u course all who
hope 10 obtain office under the present
ADMINISTRATION will be deferred from
ta1ing any active part 10 politics. while
The opposition. being hampered by no
such rules OF qaalms d conscience,
eill ruu the whole machine 10 suit them.
selves. aud carry the next election very
easily. AID then a long farewell 10 civil
service reform II the majority Of the
voters had the Intelligence aud sense to
zee jest how the matter stands there
would be no difficulty. but we are fear.
fal that the majority 10 most Of the
states are TOO much influenced by the
noise aud show Of an active campaign,
to produce which requires time aud
money, We are perfectly willing, on
our part, 10 try il, and to trust 10 the
honor and good sense OF the people,
but we fear that tho result will not. in
the end. be what is intended.
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IN BANKRUPTCY


Distnei Coaft ot Uni.sd States. pIutsicf %
YnnMaNf ~,
Ia The Matter Of Charles X. YoaaE, Bankfapi.
In Bankruptcy.
day u yuAs a. D, 1877, To the crt Alars of the
estate u Charles x Young, Bankrupt This is
60 give yoa notice that have alsJ NV tal &C,
eonnl - Asslgntc u tbs estate 81 CnaFiss X,
Young, Bankrupt, In ssid esnrt, aud that q seOs
aad aud third general meetings ot the creditors
u said bAnATap has besn ordered 30 be held at
Factory fpiRt, In said District. on the a3d day 81
july, A. u, 1871, a. oclock A. NJ, at the Colhatn
House. hotel 10 esid Factory polat for the
purposes named In the 2lth aad aath sections Of
the hAukrupt Act u htrch "a, 1867, ana that a.
said meeting shall apply 20 said court Tor The
settlsmnnt VI my account and fnF discharge
from ali liability A. Assignee ~ said estate IN
accordance with ths provisions Of said sociions
Of sAid bankrupt aet,
Ms. coLBuhN, Aasignss.
Dated ct Manchester, VI, June 2lsi, 1917, Q s
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uIRAN TAsTMAN's Estate

- essis = YsHaaak MsarAestefs iaisasss4 =
A 1tssa4ts 0@afs Aal& a MansAestef wstAse
49, ~ eata asatsssa - MNNshsHffs - ne ~
&sF II fnHs 4 . fss8
Nre&snl Aen Il u haftaN, amaes
A tsstf anissA fatfsakinf = - ths lsst la
aaA fssiAAsA0l - hsfan t.aatasaa lais - m.
PERI ia sd dsstFsci. deceased easnx pfxssatea
Is iAsfia4tR kAstaaa, a. fAefstria itsfesn
e.Fae1 ~ fFuhkts. ii u aFaNtel Is ssia Nsegt
tkat 81 psxsans e<4eernea tasfsia - sesaasa -
spPRss Al sssssnm thsFWaf g. p heid 81 thR
Ffebsts Oe4csle Man4sesgsf te sstd atsirta So
rs aith das = 3ans A u 49, Al ~ aciost
IL The tNeaasas. akA she's esasa. ~ aNy thHy
have. kGasasi The FFehats q asiA WA fsf
wh,ch eafesso 10 u farther ofasgeA, tAai thts
ar,isf 81 behAstsa ihfes weeks saessssitelF "a
ths MaRehsstef geeANAG. hspsPsRct Fnnael
81 Manchester IN Als state, rFtssaas 10 sid
tmt q tea1iek
Attest n h. BURTON, Jaaee.
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Quite an excitement has occurred 10
New York over the order Of Judge
Hilton, owner 81 the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga, excluding jews from
The patronage IL the hotel. Judge
Hilton claims that the admission Of
Jews heretofore has driven away many
II bis patrons, aud that. while some OF
them are worthy, well.behayed people,
al a class they are not, and he will
tolerate them no longer. To retaliate,
the wealthy jews in New York have
nearly all signed a written agreement
to withdraw their patronage from the
firm Of A T Stewart Il Co, of which
Judge Hilton is the head
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Ten mnrdercrs, belonging to the 80.
ciety kaown AZ the Mollie Maguires,
were hung 10 Pennsylvania last week
The object Of the society is to prevent
pou-union miners from working in the
coal mines. aud il has caused great
deal o. trouble and been the occasion
ot frequent murders in the mlniag re-
gion. All sorts Of trades unions will
discover sooner or later that there ia
such thing as carrying their notions
too iar
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WM z. FOMLERls FsTATE-

hFAFN ~ NEkNakf aknehfets4 iftstftct -.
10 rrvbssa Oeaft hela ~ Manchester, vithta
Gaa fa sNA district an she tagh 3sy e Jane.
a .. 1871
I'rosaHt mon. n ~ nnrton. Judge
The administrators on the estate 81 Niiasa
fvpieF, lAae ~ Whsteereek. Nsu faFk, d.
ceased. proposing 10 reader "a account ~ The 4
Administrations On said estate, u " ordered BY
sald court that aid seeeaai DO examtned tar
Alls wanes 81 = sessiea thereof 70 b. bella atthe
Probate olive "a Manchester ~ said atsrtet On tae
tith day - Jaly a. D. 1877, Ana that notice
BE- Eixen ~ All paraoas interested By the pabll
oasloa u this order 10 The Manchester JepKSst,
. newspaper printed ~ said Manchester, thres
weeks saeosaaisaly. previous 10 sail uiar q
hearing
tIna record,
Attest. \. n BURTON. Judge
A iTas copy u record,
ksw Attest, II u. BURTON, Judge
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rnr nrnorsAN wAm

The Russians hays al last crossed the
Danube. without much opposii ion, and
are massing their forces for an advance
into the Turkish territory. The cross
ing was made ia the neighborhood oI
Galatz. The Russians are also bonn
harding Rustehuk with considerable
effect.
In Asia there has been some hard
lighting in different places, with vari'
able success, The Turks seem TO have
held their own, and claim that the
Russians have lost the greater number
Of men Ia their engagements.
There is evidently growing feeling
In both England and Austria IN favor
of resisting the advance OF Russia, il
the latter attempts too much. Neither
nation cares IA straw for Turkey, but
are fearful for the safety OF their own
possessions. Russia claims the right
to take and hold Constantinople until
they shall receive indemnity for the loss
aud expense OF the war, and also Sc
cnrity for good behavior on the part OF
Turkey in the future, while Turkey
has nothing to give. unless II be slice
Of her territory. which is what Russia
ia really after. Neither England MOI
Austria are willing to see Russia witt
her hand on the throat Of Turkey, die
tating terms. England is jealous OF the
Suez canal and her ca stern possessions
Austria Of her Sclayonic provinces.
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. NO MORE PHYSIC

tons, salgos, and uatmauts for Pain and Sore
ness. but grateful, healing, and soothing oster.
mai application. such aa can be had by the use
OF C0ILlga' koLrAIe PLAsrERs. tho greatest and
most speedy pain foleter IN tho world. This
great REMEDY consisia OF voltaie Of 0AlvAnic
pla.e. carefully attached togeihos aud inbodded
ia Porous Plaster highly medieated, forming
tho grandest curative rgant OF this eentury II
IL gentle and constant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

More than one-balf the city Of ST.
Johns, New Brunswick. was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday Of last week
Several lives were lost, aud several
thousand people are leit homeless Re
lief has been sent by other cities. In
esrauco companies, principally English
lose over $4,000, 600. The Gre took
Ia boiler shop, aud the 6re depart.
ment was utterly powerless to stay The
eoutlagration
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

Ten classes ~ students ac gradu-
aled this week from Amherst, Yale al
New Haven. c., Wesleyan at Middle.
tgwn, Ct, Trinity at Hartford. Middle,
barry, University Of Vermont at Bur.
lugloa. Dartmouth at Hanover. \ Ii.
Harvard at Cambridge. Bates. Nc. and
tho suniold Ca, literary institute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

There aill ba > picnic celebration
u tbe battle 4 Hsbbarat0B. pear the
msnancai "a that to9u. Jaly 7ih, Hon
Il II walsa@ai Montpelier will deliver
az address. and there will be other e1
rteises q interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

Thechss beea oates severe Drought
10 .bs uolth part II Tbs Stale. screfcly
ieanag iat hay ha1 oiher efeps Here
u have bad raia eseugb. I'D grass
aa3 Qshsf gfogs are looking 6ssly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

AZ ncsa8iny ars is MAaieae4d.
Nan Maa1ay. resulted IA lbs loss 81
kall = mfHoa dollars. tssaiag every
aase gaeiasy hat &c. asa hea'iy All che
issnsss pesiioa a tts city
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There has BEEN asoihes In8ias oct.
break 30 lhe frontier. aad several white
nee base bees mar1efed ~ saem Toe
,suops afs stset shom Ibere "a no
iinj5e ff6m them IL the Black iiills
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-28

S500 REWARD will be paid for a
WV" bottle OF any other Extract or ks.
senoe OF Jamaica Ginger Il found TO equal Il In
fine hAyor, purity, ard prompt medical cfiscL
Sold by all Wholesale Ana Retail Drug gists, Gro
Gers aud dealers Va medicine. Prioc 90 cents
WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents aud Whole.
sale DTuRgists, boston.
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A hsavy fsia storm. accompanied by
siaisat wied. visited the western states
Nasdsy Considerable damage was
dpae ~ over cue county aBd 10 ths
cities. s.. Loais. Chicago and Ciaein.
bau. Ii ono place an express train
Was blown from lho track. aud several
persons Injured
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e,NaG ssnN,en nsronn.

Pfesldoai Hayes. tfue % bis promise,
i earnestly trying 10 reform the civil
service Ard free il from al connection
with patty o. politics. The following
circular order has jas, been Issued ~
him
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EsrerurMANsps.
MNAlnrtnn- 80 p

y 80 . TT = -
san ] 6efire u cali yoag aitoaton
q nc following paragraph 10 letter
addressed BY nae 10 the Secretary d the
Treasury on tbc condnct 10 be observed
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it NsntAettHa fsms E#h q eesFtsa sg4asi
asssiHssils Jesse, q issl AsashFs 81 NJ -
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the following tests.

Al The great Field Trial of Moving Machines
held Hndsr the auspices of the Centennial Com.
mission. near PhilAdspbiA, on the 27th aud 2sth
OF Juae, 1875, tho Meadow King maintained Ito
reputation ~ 1IfK LiaHTtsr DRArr STANDARD
MuwHn IN UHe
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births.

!. i, sss's T |, =, -. 'i's a.sss'ss Is NJ.
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The Meadow King
Mower.


This mower ii made o. the beat Iron aud steel,
The finger Bsr 10 the most perfect yet Invented
This novel Itiot. used onls GA thi. mower,
m akaa
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THE ONLY REALLY FLEXABLE
CUTTER.BAR YET INVENTED.

II can be raised BY the driver, while Ia operation
10 any position, aud the cutters will run equally
"a well, being always Ia . line with the pltmsn
II Is thus enabled 10 conform perfectly 10 the
the dsanEht, aud also avoiding the brsakaga 30
common with cutter bars joined Al the heol q
the KNIFE,
For it's lightness 81 draft we refer TO
the following tests.
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ELECTRIC BATTERY,

closly and continuously apple by the adhesion
Of the Plaster and Is capable Of theoiing instant
relief aud permanent cnreA IN the moat diatfo, T.
ina easts 81 chronic external ailments, aud In
Diseases originating In disordersd condition
Of The electrical or yiiAlizinR fores. II Is un.
surpassed ~ a prompt aud snoo remedy 10
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis.
Cramps, st. Vitus' Dance, sciatioa, Hip
Complaints. Spinal Affections. Nervous
Pains aud Irritalions, Epilepsy or Fits
proceeding from Shocks to the Ner.
vous System, Ruptures and Strains,
Fractures, Bruises, Commissions. Weak
Muscles and Joints, Nervous aud Fee
bic Muscular Action, Great Soreness
and Pain in any part Of the body,
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THURSDAY luSK =. ls,s
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rs BANKRUPTCY.

IENFhffF ~ fEHM8Rft - ~
a. the District Court ~ Tho IBitea states for
r. iHslrlel ~ YsfIeaHi
fn tas akttcf 81 y tafpsa&sf 4 co. Bark
aapls Ia HsBkfupteg
1tisls 10 give natieA hail, ksrrasa hiiispFtga
81 shsftsbHfy, Is stt9 distfiets htfs tssn asly
appointed Aasirass " lhe sststs ~ said e Car
BehisF Ca, E&nafapis. aus that h4ss 49,
esgiet ssd ifass.
s0kHAs WELLINGTON, Asslsass
Dated AZ kitsfasbafg. ". June :. 1871 ttw
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FnoM AN OlpFnYsIclAN.

Gentlemen Il hereby certify that for sesorA
years pRat have used the poltaic PlAsters in
my practice, and have never known them 20 fail
Ia aii0rding speedy r,lisfu IA use easos for which
they are recommended. They are not quaok
nostrum. but remedial agent Of great value.
Very truly you're,
w, q. COLLINS, NJ. ID.
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ACCIDENTS

FARM FOR SALE..-The place known
~ the VIM. Leonard Farm situated one mile
from Bondyile on stage road 20 Manchester.
sRtd farm contains ll0 Aeres we'll timberpd, with
a coal kiln, house, barn aud apple orchard,
Als0 good Circular Saw Mil 800 100 siiutted In
jamaica on large sueam Of water. - feet head,
60 no 10 power, Double house, barn. blacksmith
shop aud 80 acres land, Terms easy.
Apply 60 OF address
MARK LIyRRsioRE.
sly Jamaica, VI.
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SANFORDS
JAMAICA GINGER


Tat QttxrrsarrcF % JauAio. Gxosa.
CBMs snuaaras asR fegNoa BsAspF
sfsesrsHan = .leSseas s,esee1 al assi
g.salg taeclys a. v aitf9 sa'psss AA pre-
vices 80 pss zlieas = cfnas fin9af saa hoase'
ka8A tssaSsies as tke faiisa ASA aaFs a diseases
49, siaasEa itsl1seisi g. he sammsf au3 via
tef ssaseus Ana - sasiAss eAAhges 81 iszPesa'
taro.
Tvs srnsf4FrfsoN 90
nAsNb4 HuN Ataonat,
ne ass n he uus j..
mAieA usnssf, 81 Their
fwn salrstlan kad ias-
,sefikllaa, IS camh ina.
u laatahtV AsitFses Man IN eksAee aFuaaat
~ a. DEVISED sB2 o..
Ghelera Merhas' kinatoa ~ ~ saafard
Diarrhea s ssa az al 4 - isr
snsaa 81 anything be.
Dysentery. Cramps lors compounded ia,
aetwaths,AsdlnE The
and Pains. Sea noe. =, ..',ss sPg Z, a.Is.
~ Ne~ ksglsnd noe
Sickness, Colds eKest 4 that 81 all othsFs
euualaohA, The seoona
Chills. var z =. a.ssise'af !.
ChlIls and Fever Rn 1'' n.ss leu bot BOT.
lies, lie Manufactured
feVefish symptoms "a ssAs SIMPLY enos
"a laA. Two thousand
p..a.tJ gallons are aivs,s KEEP,
made long "a Gafknes
u consumption. b ,
symptoms, Neural .hioa !, acquires d..
aeiues hAsuf and bril-
gic aud Rheumatic at usa.pafsasy.
s labor saving apparatus
Symptoms " adopted 80 IS 81 per.
anlt the use u costY
I DVkpeDsiA tudi materials snd yet retain
4 profit The bottling
-. tt...,t..... alaehins IL Alaae able "a
kceuoht iatuVhNl al tao thousand tsAI
lundred boltlee pc hour
hising OF Food, frum thls blief state.
.nvnt. u sill be aseu
| Makns leo Nata, that Mosats MEnka 4
PoarER have entered
Ipuu the mtnafAelnrs
Harmless 4 ssntords JaaahI
Ginger "a manner that
/ Il GOOD for ALI afres must 10 time secure tnl
them the anotmus trade
"a this article. lta ele
CANT flavor, great nett
ADD low price should b
g sted once by those u
aopd 81 family meal
cine beturo SLOWING
themselves 10 ha in
iiacod, 10y nitArtpresen
alton, 70 buy others
tnslst upon having whA
sou call tot SASFuRp
JAMAICA 0ixnKR.
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GEE week ia your own towa Terms Is and
,DOO 0atntt'e u. iIALLrrS Co Portland Ne.
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TO THE LADIES

last rroslye8 ! nee "a u s4mplss. AaamAg
sllks. baniing Pollard Gsmbfies, lAHes tn1
aahef ssssesabls dress ggeds. Call AAd ss@ thNml
Manchester fase z1a. islT tu
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Pullman Pa|atiaI Hotel Cars.

These celebrated Hotel Dining Cans are nov
running regularly hslween
CHICAGO AND OMAHA,
on the California ttpres, Traias Of chs CHsoaao
\ NoRfn WrstERN, West boHad, they leave
Chicago daily, ctoept Sunday, land on eyefs
third Sunday fiam the Wells street depot, al
East bound, they leave the Transfer depot. ops
poslte omahA, " Ails y, NJ, daily, except satnr-
da. aud every third katardayl and reach Chi.
oago the next afternoon,
No outs, road ,ecs ~ Chicago ruas hss az.
brated Pullman Iiptd Cara % any form u Huiei
Cars
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BuckApOrt, Mt,, May y.
Sold Everywhere for 25 Gents.

Sold by all druggeats. aud sent ON receipt OF
70 cents for ono tl.2i for ax, or t225 for twelve
carefully wrapped, aud warranted by WEEKS
POTTER. Proprietors, Boston, Mass. 3slw
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WANT To BUY a horse from q - 0
3eas ui3 Ney preferred. mast he seusa
sd tlea. o I hsnfs hsah,
h unliludER
Maafhestsf, Depot " aAf a. isfY al
NforiUK Ths is Il rlvp Antiaa ghst / have
~ uas Gay aiyga mf saa leafef bseaAa ~
ums dur,ps The remainder ~ hia asiaasits sgd
shall asa Hoa1 ~ bis saEes All pkf 80 Ashis
81 Bis etMluaatiag sflsg this date
rEfER BOWMAN
Wiphsn. w.. 1ane s1th. islg SIS
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NOTICE, llaWas seld aal ~ st,cl snd
" business % Wait HART, All aneowMts Due
nae must br settled with ihsm
VINCENT GROVER.
Factory Point, VI, MAf aeih, 1871
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w AATFD Agfuis for llls Manual %
w sodt aud Bu-intss Forms" The best
selling book Of the age. W. u. SHEPARD.
i3G sth 81, New York.
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Drunkard Stop !!

~ = Rsif6 Pine MIs4 Cards, HJih name zoe
30 post. paid. l. JONES Co, aAss&u. u. !
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Being from To 10 lbs, per loot OF cot lighter
than any Que on the list.
A. Public trial OF Moweru, held July z, on th 6
Ward Cotton Farm, IN the town Of HaTtiAnd, VI
under the management Of II q. wheeler, Esq
OF White River Junction, VT, the Meadow King
Mower received the award OF Beat Mower under
a draught OF 1875 ponnds while the other comp c
ting mowers showed aa follows
Granite btAte, ...,4,,,., ,..s.,,ta,...,.,lG 100 H.
Buckeye. ,,.,,,.tss,t.,., ,,,.tt5..ts.,, no
hulHsns .ttss.ts 'tstrtt t'stttft ttsttt @tu
W. a. Woodar s..tst,t. f,,'t f.t.. 80 1lu
This was indicated by tho dynameteF fur.
nlahod and handled by the agent of the Kniiion
Moving machine company. Tho Judges were
Messrs Gales, James Leonard, and Geo. Marcy
Trials of the Meadow King Mower.
The following rosnts ln regard to the operation
Of the following named moving machinoa were
asoertAined 81 orland, June 20, by the under
sigued
Wood Maebine--i feet o inch cut, required a
Graft OF 40 lbs, IN the grass.
clipper q feet inches cut, 100 pound In the
grass.
Meadow King 4 fOet cut. las Ibs, II the grass.
EnHlh sTunns
W. II. PowEnH,
ALhioA HorER.
Committee agreed upon by the several Agents
At Worthwhile, w., June aoth. before similar
committee!
Buckeye draft vas ..s.........s. IFS lbs.
Clipper -drah wss y. ........ss,......i6 100
Meadow King draft was -,s,,s.,,.a..lz3
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Tarrant's
SETTER APERIENT

To RATIONAL IsylLiDs. In tiekhess every por.
ton II tbs body sympathizes slth the seat ~
the disufder. When The stomach fails TO per.
form iis fuecii0ua. the liver bowels, nerves
muscles. veHs. aitefiss Ae, are al more or lsss
Affect d. These dsiinlacnis require medicine
combining The properties et stafnaohie, M 81.
tsiaiiHe pufRstlFe. tonic. aud sedAtiye 70
emests Va lh,1 lufed aud mpsi fefuye forms
united ID
Tarranps Filetvescent Selizer Apefient,
ihe great saline Remedy fpr Indgss1eB, and iis
coHtGmlt4nt Consequences, epld ny 81 druggists
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aud you ere sure 70 b. suited, fof Il be has nDt
ca hand shat BoH uAni bs VII! order a ifUm
Iasfkst uitkgut tElfs charge.