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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

So FAR as concerns Louisiana, the special,
self-appointed business Of Mr.. Potter's com
mittee is to prove that the Republicans re-
fused unlawfully and wickedly to count the
votes of the parishes Of East and West
Feliciana in the Presidential election, and
that Secretary Sherman was chief man
ager of the conspiracy that did this. Ii
their purpose had been honest they would
have begun by proving, or attempting to
prove, that lawful elections were held in
those parishes in 1876 1t is nonsense to
talk about throwing out votes "unlawfully"
until it has been proved that lawful elections
we're held there that could make returns of
such votes. But the Potter committee have
obstinately refused to make any attempt to
prove this, because they know very well it
cannot be proved. Secretary Sherman has
offered to prove before them that lawful
elections in East and West Feliciana were
made impossible in 1875 by the atrocious
proceedings of bull-dozers. After waiting
much longer than was necessary, the COM
mittee have sent him a positive refusal of
his request. Plainly, these people are capa-
BILE of convicting a man Of murder without
attempting to show that murder has been
committed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

A STREAM OF water is said to issue from the
side of a hill in the White Mountains of Arizona
from twenty to thirty feet in depth, 50 intensely
salt Ms to furnish sufficient salt To supply the
world All that Is needed To utilize this salt
supply is TO construct bitches To carry the water
10 the adjacent deserts, whore the heat OF the
sun would perform the necessary work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

FORTUNATELY the official returns of the
california Constitutional election show that
the Kearney communists were badly beaten,
after all The non-partisaus will have
eighty.fve or eighty-six delegates, while the
disorganizers will not muster more than
ffty-two at the outside. Besides these, the
Republicans elected eight delegates and the
democrats seven. This is lucky escape
from what was justly regarded as a great
peril TO the state. And now that the little
furry the erroneous reports produced is over
and the truth established by official figures,
it would be interesting to know by what
hocus-pocss method party which really
elected only one-third of the delegates was
made victorious by an overwhelming major
ity. Tho non-partisans who will control
the convention are composed of the best ele-
nents in both the old parties, and in their
hands the welfare of California is secure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

party there wants remodeling and reforming,
and when that process takes place it will
doubtless share the support Of that other
party that needs to go through the same pro
cess, but now happens to be considerably in
the ascendency.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

THE Republicans of Washington county
will notice the call for county convention,
published this week, to be held August Sd,
and govern themselves accordingly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

THE revenues of the country for the fiscal
year just ended were less than those of the
year before by about eleven Millions and
more than eight millions of this loss was
due to falling off in the receipts from
internal revenue. The ordinary expend-
lures for the year, exclusive of inter
est on the public debt, were nearly six
millions less than those of the preceding
year. That was the year for which the
democrats boosted that they had saved
thirty millions by cutting down the appro-
priations. The actual saving, it will be OBJ
served, is much less, about one-fifth Of that
claimed. About fifteen millions of the thirty
said to have been saved was accounted for
by the deficiency bills which have been
passed since last October. The debt was
reduced during the year by about twenty
four and one-third millions. For the year
now begun the revenue is expected to be less
and the expenditure greater, and it is hardly
probable that the debt will be diminished
at all. lNl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10
For Gorerpor,
REDFIELD PROCTOR, Of Rutland.
For Lieufcnant- Gorornor,
EBEN p. COTTON, Of Irasburgh.
For Treasurer,
JOHN A, PAGE, Of Montpelier.

For Member of Congress,
First District-CtiARLEs II. JOYCE, Of Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

The FOURTH OF July will have add.
sional significance for Englishmen hereafter.
Except for little error on the part of the
single-scull contest, all three of the leading
boat races at Henley on that day would have
been won by Americans. As it was, the
sho-wae-cae-mettes astonished the English
men by the ease with which they won the
fryt heat for the Stewards challenge cup, and
would doubtless have won the concluding
race on Friday except for the sudden illness
OF one OF the crew. But the Columbia crew
covered themselves with glory, beating the
Dublin University crew in the race for the
Stewards cup, and winning both races fol
the Visitors challenge cup. In this race Oh
the first day they defeated the University
crew Of Oxford, and the Jesus College crew
of Cambridge, and on the second day the,
distanced the Hartford College Of Oxford
the winners Of the second heat of tn
first day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

Mr.. John b. Clark, Jr., Of Missouri, has been
made appointment clerk of the Interior Depart
ment, uice Stiles transferred to the Pension Office
Mr.. Clark was formerly superintendent OF the
document room Of the House Of Representatives
which he held with credit for many years, He is
a man Of great executive ability, easy to approach,
and Republican to the core.
Luther W. Kennedy Esq, formerly OF Yer
mont, has lately purchased an interest in the
Sunday Republic, the only real administration
paper in the city, and will act as one OF It's asso-
clate editors Success to him and the Republic.
Vice President Wheeler will spend portion OF
the summer at the Twin Mountain House.
Secretary schurz has engaged rooms at VIII
Jamestown, Mass. Sol.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05

weashss hAs bsea assist, sAipPin.g
Mr. Barr Waller AAs bsea . see Is
ard spens sunday whh 30. TAe
city i faH Of sasameS packed butter
and Il can br bought a. your Own price.
Havs seen pAssAble butter sold a eis
posnd. an satisfied that there are
good many god butter makers 10
your vicinity bal they mske a mistake
10 not sending - soon as made L .
a pleasure TO cell your butter, Mr. W
A. Pardys. Mr. Marbles, Mr.. Laih-
rops and others who have shipped
regularly A good article sells rapidly
and We cannot hardly give away a poor
one. We have DOT seen anything Of
late OF Mr. Conkliu bat hear Of him oc-
easionalIy be has my best wishes Il
be will only DO what is right We
have not received anything from Ar
linglon or SALISBURY since he was
there Fearing have tired you With
my epistle aud hoping you will epjoy a
pleasant Thanksgiving. l remain your
friend. h l.. QUICK.
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NV YoRa. Nov n. 1878.

Nav YoEk Nov u, 1878.
Mr. j w. BuwES:
Dear Sri suppose Mr.. Young will
write you the condition OF matters, but
as have netting else TO do this even
ing ano AZ have just finished 6xiog
up ihe accounts. thought would
like 10 have little friendly chat with
you. IL is raining very hard. which is
bad Tor Thanksgiving eve, as the
storekeepets have laid in large stock
Of poultry aud provisions aud no buy
ers. ain glad 10 cay We have bad a
good market and The friends IN Yer.
mont who have bad confidence enough
10 ns 20 send their produce have done
we'll. as ibc prices we have been able to
get have been higher than We ahtici.
pated We had by fat The largest
stock Of poultry u any one in the
market both yesterday aud to-day aud.
Notwithstanding the bad weather. il il
al sold, aud on comparing prices with
the other salesmen End we average
HIGHER than any Of them. Young sent
home this afternoon feeling well
pleased but very tired. As be worked
hard Aaa there was continual pres.
sure 70 bresk down the prices Apples
are selling better and We are Bow max
ing some money on them. We had
Two car loads thas morning and they
cold fast Pork Is very law and the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05
CORRESPONDENTS.
MANcHrsrER. VI. Dec. 9. 1871

MANCHESTER, VI, Dec 2, 1878.
Mr.. Editor,
Will you please publish the accom-
panying letter. as it may convince the
farmers that il is better TO ship their
butter A. fast as made. / have tried
to impress the fact upon their minds
but evidently they tuink it comes from
too humble source to be true ]
shall at the close VI the present year,
with your permission give my expert.
eace Ia figures to the farmers, through
the Journal. ol sending produce TO
market. am confident that il every
manufacturer Of butter would visit
some market they would be we'll paid
tot 30 doing. they would the better
know what was for their real interest.
Yours truly,
w. BowEs.
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EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor,
Morn: Ask roR PONDS EXTRACT r
TAKE NO OTHER.

H'Ar' for ! Val .ni.. .pss"A Of '1''i''ns
PONDS EXTRACT The great Vegetable
Pats Destroyer. Has ieen in nse over
thirty years, and for cleanliness. and proinps
curative virtues cannot he excellcd.
CHILDREN. Ne famtIy can afford 10 BE- without
Pond's Extract. Accidents, nruisss,
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Promptly relieves pains OF Burns, hcafds,
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removes discolorAton and heals rapidly.
LADIES ind II their best friend IL assuaRes
the pains 20 which they are pee uIiarIy
subject notably fullness and pressure IN
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ameliorates and permanently heals all
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HEMOHR HOLDS or PILES find in this the
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No case, however chronic or obstinate can
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vaRYCOsE VEINS. II Is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. II has no equal for per-
BLEEDING from any cause For this e Is spec
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noss, stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
TOOTHACHE, Earaehe, Neuralgia and
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PHYSICIANS Of all schools who are acquainted with,
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon-
mend II in their practice. We have letters Of
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TOILET USE. Removes Soreness. Houghness
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Complexion.
TO FAnMERs--Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder no Livery Man can afford TO be With
out H. IL is used by all tho leading Livery
Stables Street Railroads and first Horsemen
On NswYoik City II has no equal for sprHina.
Harness or Saddle Chnhngs, Stiffness.
Scratches, Swellings, Cuts, lacefations, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Collie, DiarrhRa, thills,
Colds &c. Its range OF action is wide, and tho
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will never he without II.
CAUTIONS Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle 1t is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare it properly. Refuse all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physicians. and ia the
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
EFTgT0RV and Uses of Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent free on Application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY " Maiden
Lane. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05

Judge AIdis u the Southern claims
Gays that the commission viii adjust all
claltss before them before 1880, when
the commission expires Only about
oue.cish,h Of the claims passed upon
this year have been found TO be valid.
Yellow lever has iuterlered with the
work Of the commission very much, it's
agents having been guaranteed dur
lag greater portion Of the season;
aud unless The time is extended the
commission willhave to 20 70 trial with
insufficient testimony.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05

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tleea abs pfo@iaeht is~ysF u Aihsay.
sho haa teea spaefiaK siaos Augasi
wiA iuastamAt8fy fhesmsiism ADD
IsnKAis Asscsse. died ga Saturday
mataiaF II ihs Oil.y hgsss. il Aew
AafR
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lee British hArc received sumeiAAaR
81 cheek 70 theif a8vsaee 10 the Aigs.
81 territory apd ose desa,ehmea, Is said
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nesuiimc ihe hume government i
bsslag eous3efstle opposiiioa = its
cuafss IL ihis maiter a. sell - - The
iseg3u tfraty Business y refs dali ~
fngiAnt aad shefe - great d-si Il
aiecbnteui
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eviSessiy easaoi ses sko dlHeraes ts-
tween pfereasiug lerd rsstrs tfea
casting seei' hallols And persens who
are bot legal voters. They wee sn-
swsftA IS Osrssld asa Hale Au8 tie
torsEtge US rflcfged and ordered 10 be
pnngr4.
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"a yeAfs ago ur pc held $500 900,
0na u our bonds nos only 100000
900 are held abroad and stil there is
mole gold 10 ibis country 10 other
words The people Of this country are
$500 600 600 letter of than they were
81 years ago. The London Times says
IL specie redemption Is successful 10
January there is no doubt that the
United Stated will enter upon new
era VI prosperity.
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The Ssa fepafS that the Potter com
mite will snbgpaA Nbitei4w Reid
aud BE-. HsEsrd u she Tribune and de-
maud that they produce the original o.
copies Of The cipher kilograms alec
that i i OCT - moHey aud will call iof
fest appropriation and that The ras>
cally Republicans arc preparing a feso'
luton rrg4d,pg tbc cipher invesiiga.
toa - AfaWR tbst The honest nemg-
crate Nf3l have 10 vote Il down.
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NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY.

ElAfE OF NthhNN44
Court Of Insolvency iof the District " Man
chester ID
In the blattei ~ Damn PiERCE, lnsoltat
Notice lr hereby fiysb thst sts Count u Ia
solveucy held At the oid u raid court, within
and for the District ~ Manchester Aforesaid, on
the 22d day Of November a. 1878 Hon. u Is.
Dntton, Judge, presiding, Deiht Pietcu Of Man
chester II said i-tiict filed ia aid court his
petition, 10 writing Guder bs asu hand, pruy-
ing said Gourt that be might be- idged An Ia.
solvent debtor. sal herewith tle,l rohedn.ss 81
~ hs Hsset- aud ii tbilittss. sertn'd bic oath
IN rsupdn i v i o.d red thai III payment "
any debir and ihc hellvers aHg property be.
logging 10 sHid :, ur, to him uf fir his use and
the ttaurfef Of any property T., bin are fofpid.
On anH that ,urtiiag ~ 'He efoit 0rs Of snid
eAtate viii be hold At the Court House ia Man
che0ter, IN said district, 90 the 2sth day 81 DE
ceinhpr 4 D. l55s II o. i0ek NJ
By order VI court
70. K sIMONDs, Register.
Man hester. ". Nov. 27tu, 1875. 2s-sS
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Deaths.

Al Cbissivlie. Arlington. Nny gs.h. Bernard
iuisHt aan u Milton spA nellie Watuo- sNed
s manths
A, Berlin, n h, Dee "a Miss rolly Weei,
aKpd a. tsafs
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PErIrIoN ro sELL REAL IS

PETITION TO SELL REAL rs.
TATE 70 PAY DEBTS
srAqK 0F YEkAosT, Bisuiet OF Manchester, Es.
A. Probate Court, held Al Manchester. within
and tor ssd District Ga the lth day Of h0Yem.
Der A. b, 1918.
preseni Hon. T. y Burton, Indge
Y0ur Petitioner, Cyrus Kiugsbury, Admiuis-
TRAITOR, Ga this sst4te 81 john Emerson late ~
Landgfoyf N s5id district, deceassd. sptetiully
represents that:
The sm0uut Of dsbs dus from
sail deceased Il 1906 o.
s30G %
The value ~ ibc persOHai oetate f6t 90
Balance u debis chsrgesbls GA
real estate II seld deceased fli5 90
To raise which sum. he pfHys raid court 20
grant him license 90 sell al OF the real estate
n sAld dsceAsed Ia The TONNE .; LRndgfOys
Aad Peru, Tor the payuent Of said debts aud
charges u aiiministrstio and the surplus, 4
aay, 20 be divided smeng the heirs.
Mhereup0n IL var ordsEfd that hearing 90
said Application be has II Probate Court "a BE-
holden Al the Probate Office ia Manchester 10
said district on the 18th day u December D.
1878 aud that notice - tsid application. the ne
iute aud reasons thereof and tb~ tims aud plass
II hearing thereon be given "a ! persons ~.
terea'ed b. Publishing certified copy u the
record II said order three sseks sHeesssiYoly fH
the Manchester JGUKsAI, Newspaper printed
al sAid Manchester, previous 70 SAID iiias II
hearlBg.
tue record,
Attest. H. D. BURTON. Judge
A true copy Of record,
N3w Attest, y. Is. BURTON, Judge.
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Marriages.

Al uauhy Ney, qsth. a tl.t residence 81 she
brides usihsf rs Nfy 4 u MesFs. NJ y fst4A
Bancroft snA Miss Athis Fsh lUlh ai psniY
A. l.uAla~. Nsy ziih. = ~ usiasaes = ,hs
hfiae.. psrtnls, - Eet tttrstsu. MepfY
\ nuas8a sua Miss Hattie ~, onE asaehtsl y
n Nj Nmllh Inl
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RnMprY pupGK1ls TOwER :

Written ~ Julian Hawthorne. a. Illustrated
by Allied fieasiieks. About the other familiar
features 81 = r. NICHOLAS ia. euitof preserves a
good bum0fsd si.si.ee. content. perhaps, 60 let
her ave s0iane. a resay issuea, prophssy soon
c.IaiuK the ,iSlb, 10 isspeei to short stones,
yistates, etBs. hnnaF, instructive stetchss,
! M tbe lure aud iuIe u rJaek-in-the Pulpit,
thu "te,y Live F3kz dspaitmsat, Gnd the
Lett r-bgr Aud ''l.la6le-bI
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st. NICHOLAS,
SCRIBNERS ILLUSTRATED MAG.
AZINE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
AN IDEAL oHILDREN's MAGAZINE.

MEssRs. SCRInSER 4 Co., In 1873, began the
publication Of ST, NICHOLAS, an Illustrated Mag
agine for Girls aud Boys, with Mrs, Mary Mapes
Dodge as editor Five years have passed since
the fret number was issued, and the magazine
has won the highest pos ton. II has monthly
circulation OF
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HALF /, DOZEN H0usEkEEpEas.

By Katharine u. snaith, Siih illustrations b.
tieaisrick DteinzH begins ia the sAIns number
aud irstt sfiiAl D., Susan Coolidge, entitled
"Eyebrisht" sub plenty " pi, tnres. viii be
commenced rsTiy ~ tbs Volume. There will also
b. q continued fairy tale called
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OVER 10000 COPIES

Ii j, Published simultaneously in london and
New York, and the tfansiantlc recognition is al
most Ne general aud hearty as the American.
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ideas Of bes. b, canse her ideal continually ont
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AHkNTs MANTEp - wanL ageIte

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Tsrutars slsan 10 Vermont. Nes hamPshife "
the entire statf ~ Mine For falthef ftien-
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/. Sept II ISIS. Manchester. Vt
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TIE wEEkL TIMES.
REDUCTION IN TERMS.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-05

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