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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-14
"A JOLLY FELLOWSHIP,

Win run through the twelve monthly parts-begin
ming with the number for November 1875 the first
OF the volume-and will be illustrated BY James
Kelly. The story is of travel and adventure in
Florida and the Bahamas. For the girls continued
falls 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-14
S T. NICHOL A s,
Scribner's Illustrated Magazine
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
An Ideal Children's Magazine.

hessrs. scRIsNER Co, in 1878, began the pubica.
ton OF st. Nicholas an illustrated Magazine for bows
and girls with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge as editor.
Five years have passed since the first number was
issued, and the magazine has woI the highest posi-
ton. 1t has monthly circulation of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-14
HALF A DOZEN HOUSE.
KEEPERS"

By Catharine d. Smith, with illustrations by Fred
erick Dielman, begins in the same number; aud a
fresh serial by Susan Coolidge entitled Eyebrieht
with plenty Of pictures will be commenced early In
the volume. There viii also be Continued fsiry-
tale called -~tAs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-14
AGRICULTURAL MAHINERY,

Such Respers, Mowers. Threshers. Flows, Guilt
vators &c of the popular kinds for sale easy terms
My ''Piatform'' is. Good Materials, Good Work
manshp and Prompt Attention, for Honest Equiya-
Tents. If this platform suits you or if You want
Platform Wagon, call on tv36nl5tf.
JOHN POLLOCK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-11-14

And it has larger circulation in England than
any ot1er American Magazine. Every number
tains about hundred and fifty pages and from ff
ty to seventy five original wood cut illustrations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

amssiNg the Deer vas sad5ealy open.
90 y Nfcfd masked mea pho ssizea
sad slsa has vie na aaashtr AGED
ads who occupiea Tie roans. aaa
amsslea ,hea . rake % noise "a
as 81 ipFtAst deafh Thsy ,hes de-
msa5o5 a the ~asttaf ibe Keys aad
aalea - the faslt II thc task.
Taete Re 6saIly gave lhem. vAta 81
tsttua who remained :, watch weat
les oPraea ihe vaail Aad proeeeael
% force che largo sas,s which cQutAin
"a ae moosy Tho vAals was large
euosEh % enable them % w8fk II The
safes with thc door closed. which pre-.
vented the SQUADS ftam beiug beard 10
tbe street some Il tie sales were
broken aga aad tie contents abstract.
ei T6e burglars gci la bonds and
mosey g l51 900. 81 shioh amount
go 200 esrc registered aud will not.
last The hbcfs also got a large
am aaat - n5acy Jewelry. &c ia
sata tep which the Back Is not
holder 81 No definite clue has bceu
btaatJ ui the perpetrators. II Is
iboggat .he Loss viii uot cause serious
emHaras.nea t ~ the Back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

Tie iaiges = toe supreme Court
sere al unanimously reelected j.
WAS expected after the bill for reducing
ibe number n Judges failed ia tie
Scnalc. There was a hatd fight Ii the
House over a bill 70 authorize mort.
Cages On personal properly, The bill
failed Ny 4 msjoiity q only Que. aud a
similar bili has been introduced in the
Senate. Most States have a similar
lave and no doubt Il would be an ad
vantage in very many cases while 10
others il would work mischief
A bill has been introduced IN the
Honso to make il more difficult to OBJ
tain divorces, in other words placing
more restrictions and ~lessening the
nnmber Of causes for divorce. There
is evidently need Of something Of The
kind TO prevent a ~looseness in the mar
rage relation which has a d~emoralizing
tendency.
Both Houses refused 10 adjourn over
from Friday 10 Monday afternoon by a
decisive vote, though barely a quorum
remained TO transact business. Those
who stayed ia the capital over Sunday
had rather a lonesome time Of il,
though many Of them attended the
churches aud passed the Sabbath in a
quiet way, as representatives Of the
sober old commonwealth OF Vermont
should.
A bill has been introduced in tue
House to enable womeu oven twenty.
one years of age who pay taxes to vote
in school meeting, An amendment to
include only unmarried women caused
considerable discussion, but il is quite
probable that the bill in some form or
other will pass both Houses. 1t is one
Of the steps towards giving the unre-
stricted ballot TO women which the
"womon's Fighters have been so siren.
uously advocating
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
AssIdSEEs SALE


n bANkENrnN.
rs nA2ffaga@l Assk0ss Z Ne esssia ai
- . Nrathet. hsukmFts, ul eel 81 nnAlis
saa1oa te ths bishes4 hA3st. e. tas ust9 Z
AHses hslGstt ia AfiinEbh Is ~ nsnely 4
Bee ssEgtssH haa state e Nst sat IS wAssrs
20 he sist dsf 81 Narsuher. 4 3 ISIS Ne
8asA ga, ms haasinF Aesentsa pregert,
l. UaH - rv ana sau nM connected
tbeTtwsth. snd ahfut tu8 sores gf lkns asai Is
elaueffian Ntih the staia hestsH nssr ths faHs
fvsa afrgt fa AtARFtsa, Nernseat Atso 4 large
8asnfty e m~tahanefy Ia ssld fscigfy aa8 mi
tAHfe factory End $3.50 are lu rfcei2Nt nepatr
ssl uesfly pss. are rHh ty : eas steam eaEias
and A. "a every tNriNts ff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
perperos Jpen The lands afart saiA are twa
dwelling houses ans a 1y baase,
q Auoasc sna Lot situated 10 ArlnFi0n
Aforesaid sea- sAHl aepot lihs sane nos s,n
reed - Aft G. 7 Mesih Alec = bnii8ihs los ne.
nstcd in ArlnEtop village, aisa ths store ana
harm tiipAtFd iH Asiingtoa village seas the
depot. and formerly enCapie4 ty West A hrotlstr
aul the la On which hey stand. SAID haase snd
tats tRldtHG lot aid store and hkrn and iei ga
which thsy ttsnd 70 b. so4a snhlort 10 : 8 ,t.
EaNe q g 800 ard scctacd interest
A House ahd lot called the Oi,s Ward
house aHta batldiug iot Ia sunderland yefmuut
About 40 Acres - Mountain tata, aefi
tmbercd situated 10 Sunderland Vermont in-
eludtag lots No. II 8Isb2 and Is ia The as d.
ysiou any acre iots alec hundred acre tots
Ne 3 au1 "a, alsa N Acres " let No. AZ nna ia
Aerus Ct oi Ne 6 IN the eth afty acre DIVERSION
also al She laBds conveyed BY JAmus Wilder %
Fernando Wet seymour Hard. and Clsrvuea g..
Hard ~ deeA dated January iLtb, 1870 also 81
aerts and a rods 81 lot No a. 10 ath any Aarg
dtyisieu also $50 acres o. land oouysvea b.
fhlc buek, Charles Back aud sanford Hicks 10
Fernando Nest seymour Hard aud Clarence e
Hard by deed dated sept. S0th. 1868. sisa Va.
riNas other PARCELS aud lots ~ laud
;. A quantity o. standing timber IN Glsstru.
Bury, Vermont, also about $40 Acroa 81 noun.
tain land situated in said GiAslcnbury. Including
lots No. ~ aud 81 10 the Third Division Of lands
IN said Glastonbury And other lAnds All the
aforementioned property belonging 20 the bank.
mpi estate OF West d Brother.
. About rs Acree q Fine Farming Land With
a Dwelling House and Barn thereon. sisndias
pleasantly 10 sted IN the village ~ Arlington
aforesaid. To he seld subject to a mortgage q
~ 800 aud scerued interest.
About 100 tores Of Fine Farming Land sit.
uated IN Arlington, least Of ard near the village
oi A%rhugtnu), the sAmo 20 DO acid unhjvct. TO 3
mortgage Of $1,000 ard accrued interest
3 The equity " redemption in a house sud
lot 10 Arlington, being The honte formerly oc
Nv n II, Hhll
A Building Lot located near the depot Ia
Arlington.
10 About 80 acres % laud IN SAndralc, Yer.
mont The Eve last de- cnbed pieoes ~ land
belonging to the estate Of FemsRdo West, Bank.
II one-hird interest ia 4 marble quarry il
Arlington aforesaid
REUBEN n HuRD, Assignee.
Arlington, Vt, oct. 2sih, 1873. q 9w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
nNrcnrR ON rlAr MONEY

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. in an ad.
dress at the North Avenue church,
Cambridge, Mass, gave some valuable
ideas in regard 10 irredeemable money.
Wa quote a portion Of it:
"The idea that a Government can
create money by simply stamping pa
per or leather is a theory which NAV
live for a day OF two or a season, but if
there ever was anything that would
cure itself, that will. am not afraid
Of its ultimate results. know that
the people say boldly that it is the
Government that determines the cur
rency What is the currency 1t is
the means by which men can exchange
. thing for another. | cannot cut oil
the corner Of my barn aud buy a pound
Of snuff | cannot carry around any.
thing As bulky az al OK | have got
% have something by which | can ex-
change . kind Of property for an.
other. What should you select? You
doa't ueed % select anything AZ all !;
you might as well talk about selecting
tho kind Of atmosphere III which we
shall liyc There is one thiag about
which the nations agree, aud don't
know that they ever agreed on anything
else. There Is one thing upon which
they are singnlarly united, upon which
they stand together and have stood to
gether ior five thousand years, and
that il that gold and silver shall be the
medium by which property shall be
represented and exchanged IL il not
a question which has been determined
by governments At al All the Gov
crumeuts on earth might pass an edict
that gold shall @ represent property
aud il will not make the least differ
cacc Or that paper shall. and it would
not make the least difference. Il il
one OF those things which have been
determined ~ lhe successive expenl.
nee u nations. For more than i've
thousand years we have the actual
record Of the proportional value be
tween gold and silver. varying a little
with time bat stll aboat the same.
Gold Is gold everywhere. Five dollars
10 gold Is the came every y here. ani
lhe man who has gold Ia bic band caa
20 anywhere and exchange il iof prop
erty
Paper is nothing bot a representative
Of gold used cor the sake Of convenience
a. property i too bulky ior exchange.
Bot paper i nothing but a representa-
Tive q gold 4a1 silver and it is jast as
good ts theg sfc when Il can command
them 4sa il n good far nothing when
81 ra.aai coruclias audefbat weati
doeu 70 the bark me- dAy Nith j piece
Of paper Ia his dakers. aud be dida't'
seen to make much offs. Bat il was
4 check ior ~. 900. 600. thc largest that
bad ever boeu passed lhtfe. Ifhc had
u.ed 70 pay tae faaie asaOuai Ia gold
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

Tie notorious James L, Anderson,
the Potter Committees chief witness,
has made some awkward revelations
about bis democratic hackers, and, 10
the course of lengthy "intoryiew, Z is
said % have fecauted numerous allega-
uouz made 10 the course 81 his recent
remarkable testimony. Anderson, IL
appeats hiss not been paid by the Dem
ecrAts as per agreement aud proposes.
accordingly 10 get even with them.
lie reported recsutation will hui have
about the same value az his testimony
before the Potter committee. which also
embodied a great deal Of recantation Of
stil earlier evidence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

ha woald kAyo iouaa i : pretty ha,d
% carry a. 50 weighs . teu aad
ahAH bAmaloa aolars - that IL
waad Lave hAa C cary nrariy asc
toss Whes cpmmsree i comparative
y snaii geld sai silver can bs ttans
ported iEm place lo place AID are
%cearealeul bst WAen conmegoo tx-
ttads i cannot Ne used conveniently
ssPpose mn . Nes York wants to
pay bali amilioa dalIArs Is a man ia
New Orleans Id8nt want 70 bc sus
pieous bet hiak there afc a least
ten men between New York aud New
Orleans who would steal ii " they got
tho chance. Silver weighs thirtecn
tons u a nlilion dollars They cau be
easily handled 10 small transactions
bal IL largo oses ve have paper a. q
commercial c%ouirfance Bot your
paper : good iar shat You exchange
tor II sou GAP exchange il iot a
house or a iafn, Is is good for that III.
V cannot be exchanged iof property or
Tor gold or To- silver whatis il good
80 gold and silver represent
property, ~ paper represents gold or
%siiycr, aud ought 20 represent them
definitely If you print a Eve dollar
bin you must Be definite about what it
represents, wheat. or cloth OF gold.
Bot ifi is merely five dollars, aud you
offer 1t 10 q man aud be says be will
not pay gold Or silver for it. OF you
offer Il 10 tho government aud il says
II will not pay gold or silver for it,thcn
face value goes down Why cannot
the Government make paper money 2
Because ID can do with a reality what
Is cannot do with a sham. Government
only regulates existing values, and ia
the case Of paper il is proposed not to
regulate value, but to give il "a value.
is no Government on Gods
that a give value to paper.
They can say that paper shall be
equivalent TO gold. aud redeemed ia il,
but no Government on earth can say
zero something"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

i serious prospect oi var 80
r. Great Bdtsis - tbe ote hAad
at 8tgasuttsa backed uP 81 he
ihe ether il bss s
DH Eng sni sd
stsntaaliy have att ame
a Asa bat ft in1ts aew a.
taauea IS eefe coming sooner rhAa q
=. snp.etra Turkey and hef cent
4tr ssa q anything tat e
sct si4atiaa sai there s tatii0 q
81 outaraAk a say une On tbc whole
ths prospect 81 sqaally umes aetor
fbr asitf II good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

Tie paiiucal pes ba,ls beautifully i
Massarh ussits EHbef is making Is
hatl aght at h bat The load seems &C.
Ie los tea,3 ~ eteu his broad Shouts
dess % easy there is no queslion
aai i4t3r2s bity and energy but
b. hss tess 81 ~ May sides aad tufn-
- h4s caat - often thai thinking peo.
fe base elme q douht very seriously
hs political honesty. IL is life and
icaih with him. The fails 10 this ean.
ssss twill be DTS political grave, i be
wins Be viii Try for the Presidency in
1850.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

1t seems that the Bennington Ga
fffc has come 10 hc d Greeuback paper.
We quote from an editorial ia The last
issue
why all this talk about redemption
What does any loyal American want
with money that has TO he redeemed I
Is be afraid that tho government will
90 DOWN. II our citizens will take a
sober view VI these matters we are dis.
posed 10 believe hat they will see the
wisdom and prudence Of having money
that 10 based on the credit Of the ma,
ti8n
Uf cQarse according to this pro.
gEAtnme al the government has TO do
Il 10 take It's 1870 millions Of gold for
redemption purposes aud sink in the
deep sea. aud sci its printing presses
a work turning out the "bcst money
she world has ever seen" Everybody
can have a pocket iull oiit and be hap
py Nobody will be obliged 10 work.
except the printers, aud paper makers
who luruish the money. There will be
only Gee or two small drawbacks
People cannot cat or wear even the
bret money 10 the world aud they
viii fad after a little that it will not
buy either clothes or provisions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
j. Davis & Son

Have just received, positively, The
largest lot Of hollow-ware that evel
came TO Manchester at any one time
and what is more they are selling il
at prices that can't be beat any
where around here. We are also
selling copper, brass, lead pipe anC
pumps at greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of stoves is now complete
Oar No. 8 LEADER and FAME cook
stoves speak for themselves. Our
line of Parlor and Box Stoves are
all that can be desired. But we wish
particularly to speak in favor of our
NEW REGENT PARLOR COOK
COAL STOVE, which for elegance
of design cannot be surpassed. They
are made of four sizes with oven,
and five without, and as far as its
working qualities are concerned we
know that they never, as yet, have
been beaten. Call in when You
come this way and see this new par
lor coal stove and hollow-ware which
you have just read about. Ii you
do not buy it will be just the same
with us.
We wish now to call the attention
Of Merchants and Dealers in tin
ware and stove pipe to the fact that
we have Just introduced a new fea-
ture in the line Of our business;
that Of wholesaling tinware and
stove pipe at such prices and such
quality Of goods that we shall not
to meet their approval and re-
,eive M share Of their patronage.
Our facilities for doing job work,
in roofing and eyetroughing, &c.,
ire mere ample than ever. When
,ou are making a bargain with us
upon it We will do by you
ust what we say We will.
All orders or inquiries by tele-
,raph or mail will be thankfully re-
eiyed and promptly answered.
for past favors and patron
&c we remain
Respectfully yours,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

Thegt3os ieru . s-abs1iag in Tho
r e,a sta fetaFees arc rsiausag
afs ara . great Uaay c&sss salli De-
i 8 NreaRl ths uauatFy iboaFs
fti = efst auI bustuoss tsgiat
rs 3 tse itiecte8 districts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

y WILLIAM BowKER's Estate.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Maa.
chester, Commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
William Bowker, late Of Sunderland,
in said district, deceased, aud all claims exhib.
tied in offset thereto, hereby give notice that wo
will meet fer the purposes aforesaid, at the late
dwelling house Of said deceased, in sunderland,
on the 10th, day Of April next from . o'clock
A. 81. until 4 o'clock p. NJ, on said day, and that
six months from the 10Th day OF October
A, D., 1878 Is the tins limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims TO us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester. this 10Th day OF October
A. D., 1878.
SAMUEL PIKE, Id
23-sw GEORGE q BURTON, Cons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
scHACksHoBER's Estate.

= STA eof Vermont, District Of Manchester, ~.
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 22d day Of October.
A. D.. 1875.
Present Hon, u. b, BuRros, Judge.
The administrators on the estate II
John Stakeholder, late Of Arlington, IN raid
district deceased, proposing to render an account
Of their administration on said estate, 1t Ia order.
ed by said Court that said account be examined
for allowance al a session thereof TO be- held IT
tue Probate Office Ia Manchester ia said Dlsiii /
on the 10Th day Of November. A d. 1878. aud that
notice be given to eli persons interested By The
publication OF this ord Z ,n the Manchester
Journal, a newtpap ! printed at said Manches
ter, three weeks succsss Voly, previous TO sad
time Of hearing.
A true record,
Attest, II. D BURTON, Judge.
A true copy Of Record,
% 3w Attest. L. Il. BURTON, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

NOTICE. There will be a meeting OF the
in stockholders OF the Brattleboro N White.
hall Railroad az the Brooke House IN Brattlo.
boro, Vt on Saturday. Nov. 2nd, at II o'clock
votes passed by the Board OF Directors, viz To
authorize the issuing Of stock over and above
the 5000. 900 Two Hundred Thousand Dollars)
already subscribed, to such an anlonnt rs may
be deem cd necessary by the Executive Commit
tee, but in no case 10 exceed the sum Of $4,000
additional, or 1850, 900 in all. Also to authorize
a fret mortgage bond to be made upon the Brat.
tleboro a Whitehall Railroad TO an amount
thought best by the Executive Committee but In
no event to exceed the gross sum Of One Hun
dred and Forty thousand Dollars, (ti40, 000l.
The Issue OF both stock and bonds TO DO for the
purpose OF building, constructing, e%guiping aud
furnishing that part OF the Railroad running
from Brtttleboro to South Londonderry. 3i.i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor


Hear. for ! vii speak 81 .rssIisaa
thtngs."
PONDS EXTRACT Iho Frrst Vsgst.hIs
Pats Destroyer. Has hera 10 as ever
uhirsy ysars, ami fE cisaaans~s ad pssaaEs
curative writers nannat ~ esoeiisa.
CHILDREN. No nHtiiy can saoud tahe wsfasus
Rand's 1HtrsrL Aoetdsntss nrutssa,
~tsntastessi tutss srrains, an rsevsa
atmssi iaF'snnY - FrtHfnal applaatsan-
FtvmpsfY fgtieres passes ~ finrns. AeAtaa,
IsesriatIens, Channgs, old serss.
letis, Eslens, Carns. etc Arrests in
hsnmElsn. tadaes ~sNuiiHrx. ftops tAea4ns.
removes dEsoaatlon and hsais faIa4ly.
LADIES aua q thtir best frsnd d A~ssaares
tAe Tnias 10 shlch they are pe~culIartV
f~ah5urt-uotaty fuiiuess and pfcssur, ii
tbs bead uhuaaA vertigo &C IL promptly
h@ennrstes and permanently basla ia
kinds u tnnRmHiations ind uleera-
Gtons
HEMoRHHoIDs or ma ia III. tie
enfg Immediate reiief anf nltl1lsta cure
No easv3 however ehrouir ~ obstinate caa
long resist ia regular as.
NAuICO$E VEINS, u j. u8a onIy fura Cnre.
hiDAht DISEASES. u has % egasl ~ per-
BLEEDING fom arr cause. For mi, It is a sps-
eins. Ithas ssyea hundreds Of lives whsa "a
cter remedies failed 10 arrest bleeding from
nese, stomach, lungs. and elsewhere.
TOOTHACHE, Iarachc, Neuralgia and
lt~hsumatism are al ahks nheved. and
often permanently cured.
PHXsfUIAN = Of aiisahonis phonrr acquainted with
Ponds Extract Of winch Hazel reeum.
mend It, IN their practice. We have iettsrs u
avn ~ 2NAANN
many q whom Uder 10 for use IN their ova
practice. In addition 90 the fogrgoine. they
order its use fer AsslitnEs 81 an kinda.
Qufnsy, sore Throat, In aanted Ton-
Siis. &imVlc and chuuuie Dtarrhons Ca
tHrrh 4ar which IT. IS q Vtcthc, Chill
blRfns, Frosted Feet, Stiags or
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc, ChHpped
Hands. Face, and indeed all msnGsr ~
skin diseases.
TOILET ISE.H Removes Soreness, Roughnesa
and smRrttngi heals Cats, EIuptiona
and pfmpies. IL rtUifts, tarfgofaies and
T1yssAts. while WONDERFULLY improving the
Complexion.
TO FAIERIEHs-Pnnd's Extract. No Stock
Bre,dor, no Livery Man tau an0ut 10 d With
ont 10. II j. used ~ all the leading Livery
Stables. Street Railroads and first Hdrsemtn
in New York City. II has no equal for sprains.
Harness or Saddle ChAangs, Stiffness,
Scratches, Sweiinrs, Cuts, IAccrations, Bleed
iues. Pneumonia, Colo, Diarrhaa, Chflls,
Colds, &c It's ranged action ia wide, and tie
relief II affords n 20 prompt that It is invnlua-
lie in every Farm-yard as well as in every
Tarm.houso. lat L. be tried once, aud you
viii mover he without IL.
Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown ia each bottle, IL is prepared
ly the only persons living who ever
Knew how 30 prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel. This is
the only article used by Physicians, and in tbs
hospitals Of this country aud Europe.
HISTORY and Uses of Ponds Extract,
IN pamphlet form, sent free on application 10
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Maiden
Lane, Aew YORK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

oae 81 thr largest and b0lipst rob
prues ever committed ia this canntrv
was prfpe,ralcd 10 toe baking rooms
u ihr Maahaitan Saving. Bank. New
Nek Gty Sunday mafaiag The
bantiae ralms which arr ina large
ta' ) @ete ln charge ~ a night
~A,ehmsH during the night. 81 sfr
s. She morning according te
lis asual onsiom. be eHtlaguishcd lhs
gas aad proceeded to the secood Door
aad speei O. TIE deos Il the jA%ailofs
re'm Is a~aken him aud receiving the
asaai response leit lhe ~bailaiuE. Tie
auislr Immediately arose ADD whila
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31
Marriages.

Ia Mas hssses. at @8h. % Ees * IA Hsm.
aak Esffa s Bates ASS Mss Atte V AaF
Ia Snnaetbaaa nsL sah. ts Net M fatku
nf REhnt9EtsNs A. 500 f T tha hf
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-31

s.. Lawrence Hal, lie leading hotel at
Montreal Tor n years. has just been
closed, the estate going into bankruptcy.
The ~inundAtion which carried sway the
dyke on tbs DsmisitA branch Of the Nile
10 Egypt immersed 5000 acres oflaud,
on ascu there were 10 villages.
Tbs box sislsa aom the Fret National
Bspk = tisbki#l LsndiBg by burglars re.
gently, ass Iousd n ihe woods on The
Highlands sbgnt 'hUee miles bcloW Garrl.
son's. HfSr the spas where the robbers
abandoned ihe hotss sud wsgon aud took
70 = restt ualn Tie contents consist
ias q b9uas ani mortgages 80 tlse rAlns
d 100 - sigg, 90. were audIssnrbed