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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL


STATE % YEEN0sT. District u Manchester, ss
Al = Probate Court, held a. Manchester, within
and for said District on the S9th day ~ April
a. b., 1873.
Present Hon. nsbney Howard Judge.
iheo. svft, guardian ~ Henry D. Cook 4
minor residing il UeneyA. Wisconsin. makes ~.
piicaion 10 aAId Court for license 10 sell the tot
losing described real estate 81 hs SAID xafd "
ait ~ the night title aud interest whieh his said
ward has Ia add % al the real estate sitn atsd IA
Manchester, Aforesaid, whereof MAhlon Cock,
inls o. Manchester, deceased. died seized Agd
possssssdi representing that the sale thereof
fcs The pnrposs u pultinF the proceeds u such
sale AZ iDte rest Or Investing The ssme IN at0eks
Or real estate, wOuid he beEeaeisi 10 sGae ward
Wherenp0a II was 0Fdsrsa that heaTisg Gu
said application b. had sc Probate Court 10 BE-
holden ii the Probate Once 10 Manchester III
said district - tie zsih day o. MAJ A. d.
1878 aud that notice Of said Applseailon. the "a.
tuis and reasgns thereof, add III tine End pl&es
0f hearing thereon BE gisen 70 al persons 10.
teFesiea ~ pEbAsking 3 csEtined copy u the
roe0rd ~ azld order three weeks suceesslgeiy 10
the Manchester JunKs&E, = DswspGpsT printed
AZ said Manchester, previous ~ sad Nme 81
hsEEing, that lhsJ a2y kpPe4F - sad tEas AID
place, AID, y they zee esaHei sblset ihsrsto
~ She Court,
sosw Aftsss. K1NsEY HOWARD. Juags.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
ruE U<n OF sOl.DIERs.

The Democrats are, almost to man,
ii favor Of reducing the army, even
below what il is now They are also
for tying the hands OF the executive so
that even the small force now 10 exist
auee cannot be used, and all on the
ground that our liberties are in danger.
They do not attempt to show any cases
Of wrongful interference in elections
on the part Of the army, and their cry
Ia regard to danger to the nation is
wholly without foundation and new
thing even for them. On the 18th Of
March, 1858, Mr. Pendleton made a
speech in the House Of Representatives
ia favor Of an increase Of the Army,
aud in the course of it he discussed
this very subject. OF the use Of troops
At the polls be said
! say, then, that the President Of the
United States has power to use the
Army in certain specified cases, and l
am not prepared to say that such a
case has not arisen in the Territory Of
Kansas know the President (Bu.
chananl, in bis discretion, thought it
bad arisen | know the Governor
whom he sent there thought il had
arisen. know the result Of their use
there has been good Not one drop of
blood has been shed no man has been
interfered with in the enjoyment of his
civil rights; aud for the FIRST time in
the history Of that territory the two
political parties have met at an election
upon an issue joined and have conduct
ed it peacefully
On the other point Nj. Pendleton
spoke even little more positively.
He said
We are told that standing army is
dangerous to the liberties Of the PEG.
pie ] will not quarrel with that
maxim but. sir, was it
ever heard that an army Of 20, 900 men,
scattered over 5000 900 square miles,
coming from the people, returning to
The people, Supported by taxes raised
from the people and voted by their
representatives.. was dangerous to the
liberties Of rs 600. 900 ireemen. 1t is
the suggestion Of weak imagination,
and not the sober apprehension Of
manly judgment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

Tanbssage. seer fsligioat moeling
Jastce Maasel snd NinisseE Hastings
armed themselves with hay ledtsr srokes,
and wtai an bust Ser metlag d.slafb'
ere Tber csplssd Ffapk Bfoagbiou
ahsr& uruggle, dragged Pred Ashley
ssa Two Polsu8 boys from their beds,
sBa oa ghe peKi day Bad them seed from
sIato si6 apiece. whlie BfouKhloa was
alsa hsld ior rcsislloK "a oilosr aud Tor
private damages.
One moe uniOrauAie. says lbe swan-
ton Courier "a Young fellow from The
subatbs stepped up 70 Young lady ibe
other evening afsF The close Of TIE prayer
meeting aud Gtksd 10 see her home. The
proaered escort being dec ined, the youog
man from the subafbs drew himself Up
with great grspdear sud baughliiy Kissed
'Nou'll be COLL darn sorty for this some.
time, see 10 ye aiut.
About the time The excnrsion.t rain ar
rived At Bellows Falls Friday Afternoon
from keeae to see the high water, are.
port circulated freely tbA, mAn was 10.
Ing to eudeayor to 60 through tbe fails IN
boat, and raised considerable excite
ment About four O'Clock boat was
seen 10 push OF from the Vermont shore
and bead for the falls with one man 10 H.
As Il struck The first fall !, tipped bottom
OPP, the man under The crowd, perhaps
two hundred. followed II, some hearing
cries as It passed under the bridge. The
boat was dasbe Ia pieces aud the man
seen no more Excitement ran high ill
later Il was shown to have been prscti-
cal joke-a straw man.
la the present Congress there are thir.
teen Senator aud Representatives who are
natives Of Vermont These are, besides
four members OF her delegation: Sena'
tor Kellogg, Of Louisiana, native Of
Orwell, and Senator Carpenter of Wis
eonsin, native OF Moretown; aud the
following Representatives -: Roswell G
Horr, of the sth Michigan district (who
made nis reputation by his funny speech
the other day, WaItstield; Dudley c..
Haskell, OF The "a Kansas district, and
w. A. Field of the ID Massachusetts,
Springfield; VIM. A. Russell, Of the 7th
Massachusetts, Wells,Riyer; H. b. Smith
Of the "a New Jersey, Bridgewater; Levi
p. Morton, of the llth New York, Shore.
ham; Lucien B. Casewell, oftbe "a wis.
consin, swanton.
young lady in Rochester fell from
swing early last fall, receiving injuries as
10 produce an almost total inability TO
partske Of food. For thirty weeks she
has not taken ms much nourishmet as
would furnish an ordinary meal, but has
subsisted almost entirely upon stimuents
which her stomach could retain.
Last winter the peddlers cart Of
Messrs Harris Bros, of Albany, N. ",
was broken into in the barn OF the Stark
House, Bennington, u quntily of cigars
and few other things stolen. One day
last week box ohthe cigars was found in
the store of d. G. Guillinane of that viii
lage, by Mr.. Bnreson, a salesman OF
the Albany firm. A hearing was had
and Guiltinane was bound up in the sum
of $500 to answer TO three counts in an
indictment of stealing, receiving aud Sc
creting stolen goods. The Banner says
very few believe Guitinane to be the one
principally interested.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

lbe total debt Of Bennington is
sec a5a requiring tax 81 SIS IL on
the jelaf q the grand hst Of 1875 70
lsu aie d % supposing property Is
sssess} a. tso-thifjs its real yalae. il
wea'3 take about aae-teuth 81 TIE tar.
A1e property ~ pay tbe indebtedness.
h iAef words farm which ought 70
* is Saw 800 baf ior the indebted
nsss aoa.i uoW sell for g. 600 Ihis
i aa1 esoagh. bgt The talk about its
teslas tee property 10 pay the H.
dtbirdnefs j. a gross enaggeration.
hF efandlas II loser rate ofiatetesl
and pFosldiag ioT smsll can SCI apart
eaeh yesf for a sinking iuhd, can
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8c k Sf q iw.
lu5e he 4cnsa d tie lAst
aian and - appointment d she
Cover tte uaIeas gacd bAs bad
nu its5 &c h.n. uae iask q collect.
- as1 comp ag ready fyf pablication
History alns part 'akes By TIE Yer.
mont sitrs aa4 sailars "a the wAr q
the fetsHoa
THs ua4efAkiug. delayed through
feau ID wh4b tbe grave has covered
.as sources q much salsAble iaf0rmA.
Hea g. regard 10 ihe services q our
8iars u tbe 6cld. can nos be soc.
esig.ly completed only through the
aciite CO operation 81 the surviving
veterans af tbo wa Their interest 10
Is Is secaud q that d 40 other class Of
ar peopie-it is pfe-eminently their
flair The history j. tha, which they
aBd their fallen comrades made and
ibey chiefly must supply whatever eau
be sstei tp the already published
pgoad
fsc tate Histotiaa accordingly in.
strs tac sglaiers aud sailors. officers
SD pugates. 81 Vermont, TO send bin
such material ~ they can supply, 10
ibe shape 81 diaries OF journals Of the
service letters written at the time,
descriptive Of actions aud important
tryuts additions 20 or corrections Of
official reports descriptions Of Incl.
dents aud accounts Of movements aud
engagements, which may furnish the
facts needed for the complete aud con-
neoted record.
II Is 81 course important that the 10.
formation So furnished be accurate and
fall that il be furnished 10 concise
and methodicaI shape, and with as lit
tie delay as is consistent with these
requirements.
Any documents so sent will, If de.
sired, be preserved aud returned in due
time 10 the senders.
G.. G.. BESEDlcr,
State Military Historian,
Burlington, VT. May I, 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

eaAio rdnauds made a speech d
over t1tre hours 10 The Seua,e on The
biz D. regcaIiag tie law authorizing
The use e it9sp Al the polls which Is
very bighIy spoken u by al The Re-
publiean Journals He presented tho
legal aspaes of the question aud
showed lhAt the repeal would 10 effect
go much farther than the repeal Of tie
authority % use troops 10 preserve
ptacc "a me polls The speech was
litlened 20 throughout by Secretary
Esarts. and il IL said that the Presi-
deuts action 10 regard 10 the bin was
ceatcollea largely by the legal present.
alton 81 ihc Gaze ID Edmund's speech.
He u not "a imprisoned orator but
iof cold, calm facts. with au occasional
ihtu-l " safcasm cutting deeper than
DsmAseps blade. the Senate has not
uow ana very seldom has bad SIC
equal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

sasa state President Hayes gaetcs
tAe Laws ia regard ta sbis quesisa aha
claims that the gavcrsmeai haa sueh
authority An1 that aeady every Fus,
deaf ffou N2sAirEtos q Lisea e.
crslse8 tao right w.lbgul qaessios. aad
uew . claim thAt % saca nghi exists
i carry ing The doctrine 81 stste rights
farther than j. uas ever carried before
and = poiai which L cztremely dan
gefaus q The welfare 81 thr Rcpahlc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
GOuLD,s Esrlrr.

State ofYermont Manchester District, ~.
In Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for Ekid District on the 10Th day IL
April, a. D. 1873.
Present Hon, haDBey Howard Judge,
An Instrument, puFpOfting 10 be the last VIII
8 Testament Of Horace Could late Of Manchester
10 said district, deceased, being presented by
Ira Baieheider Executor therein named for
persons concerned therein be notified 10 spptAf
a, session thereof 20 Be held At tho Probate
Once at Factory Point 10 Manchester 10 said
disirct, on the 10Th day ot May A.D 1879, At
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, aud show cause Il any
they tAyo, against the probate ~ said VIII for
which purpose ii is further ordered. that this
order, be pnbiishsd three weeks successfully Ia
the Manchester JouHslG., nssspapsr printed
at Manchester in this state, previous "a said
time Of hearing.
BY the Court,
5g3s Attest. RAskEY HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
IN BANKRUPrcY.

In the District Curt ~ the Uuited states
for the District Of Vermont
In the Matter Of HARn0s cASFILD. Bankrupt.
10 the creditors ~ said lnakrugt aud all
others whom II may concern:
The undersigned, arsignea ~ sAd bAnkrnpt.
hereby gives notice that II lss been ordered by
he District Court, az said iittrict, that the
second aud third general meetings u the cred.
itors Of raid bankrupt be held - said District
on the 9Th d,y u June, a d 1879 al O'Clock
A. NJ. At the Hotel VI Ausin Bartlett, before
w. q Way, Register in Bankruptcy, for the
purposes named IN Sessions 6092 aud $500 0i the
Revised Statues ~ The nited states aud this
IL Slso TO give notice that have filed my final
account as Assignee IL sid bankrupt, aud that
at said time Aul place shall apply 10 said Court
for settlement OF said account aud for a die.
charge from al liability as assignee o. said IS.
tate IN accordance With the provisions Of said
5O36 section.
Dated At Arlington In said District this l2th
day Of MAY, a. u. 1879
523w MARTIN II. DEFINING, Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
III. nosnkn INnanrrnNrs.

The Bennington Baaad. which has
taken some pains &c figure up the H.
deite3uess 81 The bonded towns ia tLis
county, gives the fo.losiag as the 10.
debtedness % the fret day Of March,
ls79. and the per cent necessary to
pay lhe bonds, based ou The grand lists
otlsFS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
SARAH @. GASES Esr.rr.

- state Of Vermont, Manchester, District as.
IN Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District, on the 26th day II April,
A. d. 1879.
In Instrument, purporting 10 be the last VIII
and Testament OF Sarah @, Case; late Of Ar
lington. in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented by Nathan Is. Case. the Executor therein
named, for probate, II Ia ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified 10
appear st 3 session thereof, 10 be held at the
Town Hall In Arlington, In said district on the
oath day OF May A, ID. 1879 at 10 O'Clock, in
the forenoon, and show cause II any they have,
against the probate OF said Will for which pur-
pose 1t is further ordered. that this order be
published three weeks sucoessyely Ia the Man.
chester Journal newspaper printed a. Man
chester in this state, previous TO said time 81
hearing.
by the Court,
5O3w ATTEST, RANNY how ARD, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

Resulting from tie recent revival 10 The
evangelical eharches 81 Bellows Falls,
there were 81 baptisms And v admissions
TO sbe Fret Congregational eLaieh.
Olbeu Jet 70 come 10 this and other
eharcbes make total 81 nearly Leo Ia ali.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

tho h0odlums. assisted by the peo-
PIE II thc country mostly farmers. have
carried the rev constitution 10 CaiIor-
uit which ia an ofishoot Of Kearneyism
aud il said 70 be curious mixture q
gool lad and Indifferent measures.
There are many things in it decidedly
Objectionable and likely 10 cause no
and If trouble. while some Of the pro-
visions arc decided Improvement Oh
the old Il Is said to contain one near
ly fatal dlfeet All the old Offices are
declared ,acani, while there is no pro
vision t5t ihs election 81 new officers
until seven months afterwards. IN
other words ,herc will be no State
government tJr hat period juices some
way { Devised 3 bridge over the diff.
cully
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

1t aaeeHai8ed THAI much oi tie
tFcltemea, oa ihe Chinese question 90
she Pacific coast has abaied, AZ il is
now very generally understood by the
responsible element there that lesisla.
tive Interference with The provisions Of
treaty would be a ct cause Of um.
bragg "a tie part Of The authorities at
Pekin. a8d might be turned 70 serious
rc,aliAtoly action, which would disast.
r5asly aGec, the commerce Of the Pa.
uihc coast /, is now well understood
that $40 lbe restrictions to immigration
desired cab be a. readily accomplished
through Tho enforcement Of existing
statutes and by proper Instructions to
consular officers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

Massachusetts, now has a civil dam
age act making owners as we'll as
tensnts of premises used lor the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors liable for iliories
sustained by any husband, wife. child.
psteul. guardian, employer Or other
person, through the drunkenness Of
aay one 70 whom the tenant may have
sold driok The owner. however, must
be aware d The purpose for which his
property il employed. and TO assure
snch knowledge on his part it is pro.
yided that no person shall be licensed
~ acll jnto1ican,s without the consent
in writing Of tic lessor The latter
when mBlcted in damages may recover
IT thc tenant ID turn. The new law
does uoi apply TO existing licenses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
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iUt humanitarian dllu
HemorrhageS.
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA
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HEM0RRHAGES bleeding from the
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DIPTHERIA AND SORE THROAT
Use TIE FxgRagg prumptly ltisA cure care.
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BURNS AND SCALDS, For allaying
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INFLAMED or SORE EYES. 1t
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EARACHE, TO0THAGHE AND
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PILES, Blind. Bleeding or Itching
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

sod m5tbfr q ihs uaf
as en ia rocasseit Mass Afe 'H
g msni aNsiiaF tfiai The is,bef
q perasf. "a ssyiag ia, he ga nshs
t voice u God tar
% ~ state bordering go a.s-
h.n drs % admit thai fbe
aas aal ne question The other
ST. Nt une have 81 eisep
q y tl4t tHe az was rot iastil.
ai ia0aea impossible 70 tfll
ha@ mar8 tae iesfuf punishment mas
aate aWaairi 70 their change q
beef d aasey singular case aud
shows Wsnkea religious zeal may
sometimes ie48 to toe most icplorabIe
religions lAGAlcism
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THURSDAY Ny lsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
TACoNlC HOTEL,
FARM FOR SALE
A TTENTION LADIES /!

sould respectfully oall th. attention " She
Ladies' " THIS vicinity q tho fact that have
opened millinery store AZ my fathers rpsis
dcnce aud am prepared % "a wHrk Oh reasonable
terms. Az EoodH new nice Eod Cheap
Mus MARY Lu6ENE
Factory Point, VI, AFul iilh, 1879 ls2G
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15

perfect in cut and style aud custom like in APP
poarAnce not superseded by garments made to
order. The styles OF the fabrics 10 ma ny csses
exclusively confined to ourselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-15
REASONS WHY

let bay goods Tor cash and cell ior cash aud
make prices yerv lou.
ID, ] am running two st0rvs, one al fair Haven
aud therefore buy clothing ia large ansntles
which gives me the benoht u better bargains
than those who are buying on = smaller scslo.
Sd. ] so 70 market ny self aud bny ~ tbs large
N manufacturers, while others are buying mosty
At home and Of course pay much higher frices.
All tins will cOnyipcs you that sou eau save
money by purchasing yoar clothing AZ the cloth.
ing store a A siegel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-12

IAUrioN.--,ll persons are hereby c'ution e''
~ against purchasing or In any way medilng
With the following properly, nov in the i'ossesso'
"a Andrew SpanAge. Vt Morris towoship, viz
Une small brown horse, with 20 On his l,it hip,
IS the same belongs t. me, aud is LETT with said
spanagle on loan only, subject TO INV ur,i,r
s1y time. 0. l.. sCll0UN0VER
kylertown, Pa Jan. ~, 1879 g.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-12
died.

In Houtldale borough. on Monday, January
2ftb, 1879, WILLIAM, only 500 vi Luke and Sarah
Riley, aged Year..
10 Lawrence township, on Thursday, January
seth, 1879, ASHLEY. son Of Wesley aud bertha /.
Norris, aged s mouths.
One little treasure waiting up yoader
Freed from tluie and AL its wars
One precious bond that nothing can sunder
Was up there 'nong Etsruiiy's stars.
Two little arms will stretch out to greet US
When our tears are all shed aud WORK all done
One wee while iace, smile III, Will meet US
On tho beautiful shvre where God 10 the sun.
The snow-pure spirit went home to bliss
Ere sorrow hnd darkencd aud sin had marred I;
Without chnstaning rod to Mss.
Or tear To gloom its sky heaven starred. N.
In Pennyille, on Sunday, February "a, 1879. OF
typhoid putumonio, STELLA, daughter OF George
aod Sarah iiauey, aged years, months aud Is
days.
When we see precious blossom
That we tended with such care,
Rudely taken from our bosom,
How our aching hearts despair
Around it's little grave we liuger
Till tue setting sun is Low,
Feeling all our hopes have pefished
With the hOser We cherished 80. l.. NJ.
At Port Matilda. Centre county. on Thursday,
February 9Th, 1879. MILAN 4. AHDsRY, ageu
~ years, monihsand 70 days.
Inflammation Of tho bian was the cause Of his
death. Dear brother, thou art gone to thy rcsi,
where ihy troubles are o'er. -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-02-12

"Will you take wheat, oats or corn for sub
scriplion :" We are often inquired Of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at a distance
from Clcarheld We again say yes The receipts
-sf resporsble merchant or mill owner In the
vicinity, viii answer Us just as well as the cash
10 illustrate II any Of our patrons will deliver
nil bug q grain at the mill Of Joseph ii. Breth,
in Ghost toSaship, Horace Patehin, in Burnside,
Tbomas II. Foreey, in Graham, VIM Porter or
sha.'s, in Lawrouce, or Brown seyler's, at
Rockteu. Union towuShip, and forward their
receipt, for the amount. we will credit ihom on
their account for the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe, Ii they will pursue this
course w.