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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

With shlloh's Consumption Care you
can cure yoarseI II has established The
Tact that Consumption eau BE cured
while Tor Coughs, Bronehltls, Whooping
Cough, Asthma And all diseases Of Throat
and Lungs, Il Is absolutely witheat ~
equal. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, Il IL pleasant 10 take and per.
feotly harmless 60 the youngest child, and
10 mother can afford 70 be without t.
You can use two thirds Of bot tie aud i
what We say 10 not true we viii refund
The price paid. Price 10 cts. SO cts. and
st.00 per bottle. II yonr Lungs arc sorr
or ehcs, or back lame use Shlloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait & Hard, Manebes-
ter aud Factory Point, VI,
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti'
pated, have you 8 Yellow skin, Loss Of
Appetite, Head Ache, II so don't fail "a
use SHlL0H's SYSTEM YiTALZER,
II Is guaranteed 10 relieve You, aud will
you continue 10 suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as ihesep Price iQ
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Walt h Hard.
Welrs Persian Perfume "HACkME.
TACK" is rich and fragrant. TRY IL.
Sold by Wait 4 Hard.
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neaI nstats In the West.

The Denver Land Co. offer 10 another
column alternate lots in their addition.
These alternate lots are ia fact given
away, though nominal charge OF one
dollar is made for the deed. The Com.
pany limit the number purchasable at
this price TO five lots Many of the
large cities Of the West have been
started in similar manner, and those
who occurred lots then, find themselves
now il possession Of valuable property
The opportunity does not often present
itself Of making an investment in Real
Estate at such prices. The reliability
Of the Company and their title to the
property being we'll established, there
could be no risk, with Gne prospect
| for a rapid increase in value. Denver
has had snch a wonderfully rapid
growth, IL is probable that the land
o. Tered will be speedily taken up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

-Fsyssas RlakeiY hss rsswrued IRON
hs wssssrs TIP iootins hsie Ass bsafsy
C Bsngham LcAeh rvsarssa homp
from CAaHas Ass ueek where be hss bess
Faalgih9 far tew wsetA
"A dlms soeiabls il 10 be hsM At n,
z. psrsenAgs weanss5ay sveplsg, Nov.
sih. Evssyeas Is lBViaed te suead.
Hunters if0n abroad Asd Ihoss 10 lhls
yieiahy hare broaghi in qails ha@bsr
81 sesiftsA and par,ridges this al
DIR ". b ssrEsss rs,nrnsd boms
from wsa,sFp tear is, Friday, ADD re-
poFia hsaasss o. ~ Eiads As growing
bsttss
nes. Mr. Aears Of Dsnby occupied
The pnlpis in ths Congregational ebsrrh
last Sabbath m0fning and delivered ~
sHoeiisat alscoupe 10 i8s satisfaction o.
mAnr beaera
--Thcre wss few who attended tbe
races =, Faciory Point lAss Saturday from
this place. Some Of them came 10 the
conclusion that The swlnest horse don'I
always wiR.
Tbs friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Webster
Towslay % the number Of about 40
couples made them a r,i, Ia, saturday
evening, Il bsing the 10th anniversary Of
their marriage.
The Ladies Aid Society OF The Con
grsgsilonal church gave . social and sup
per q, the residence Of Mrs. Henry,
Wednesday evening last. Chicken pie
ice cream, etc. we're In abundance.
Nick wilkins was arrested. tried aDd
convicted lasi Tbursday for assault upon
hls fAtber.in-law, Solomon Rec and
aned 800. In default Of bail be will
have TO board at the work house 10 Rot
land awhile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

After two days trip, fall Of adventure,
Capt. Paul Boyton arrived at Luneburl ID
Friday evening. on HE way from tlae
source Of the Connecticut river 10 Long
lsiaad Sound. lie uses paddle 10 fac H.
itats his progress. TTE8
The frigsae Congress aud several 2 ar.
leys which were run into Arnold's bay
on Lake Champlain by Gen. Arnold cur
INK the revolution, and whose huIls ould
Be easily seen At low-water marx, ave
gradasit ialien 10 pieces and been driv.
en- ashore, until now there remains but a
iew fragmenls OF The bSv and ribs 4 the
old Conere" 10 mark tho spot. Se vera
mnsket balls, grape-shol and iron Ipikes
we're Obtained teceutly By party 4 reliS
busters. Edfick Adams, wllOsa iather''
house wAa located upon the shore 81 thi,
bay. and who has always lived within
sight Of it, was foar years old zen The
battle pt rlslisbarg wAa songht.
A nlDe-year-old sun Of Or. G. W. Col.
BY, Of SaIton was Kicked by a plAyiu
horse be was leading. last seek Wednes
day, aud lived 10 much agony anti Sat
urdays wben be dissi. There az 10 in
IuFy discsvvred on The body 90 III be died
whea snail spc bear the spine VA
iousd whesv The blood bad sssslc8. II,
vas 80 ostT 400, aud bright and prom
slng LAD.
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. Edgar Perkins shows US hens
egg that measures inches one way and
5 inches the other, and weighs 3 Sd
ounces. A good sized egg. Who can
beat it5
The comrades OF Dudley Post, No.
2s, q. A. r., will please remember that
The. next regular meeting occurs on
Thursday evening, Nov. 4th, and that It
is necessary forsevery comrsde who can
be present at that lime to be ON hand.
The Rev. DR.. Z. N. Garfield has sold
bic house that he purchased OF Mrs.
Rogers sbme time ago, to DR.. Stewart, OF
Brooklyn, n. X, who we learn will come
here TO live, in the spring. DR.. Garfield
keeps the farm which be purchased with
the house. only selling Abe house aud
iAnd around 1t.
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New nleoa WIN r.II.

and a. Spring has come, you need 10 take some
hind Of blood medicine. Nov " yoar shin 10
yellow, pimplss como out on your face aud bach
eyes dun feel bilious, tAks enc or two bottles o.
DR. HAwKS's NV BLOOD hKHEpr, and you will
be surprised 1t the change. You will aeah mp,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eat will taste right, In fact you and all others
should take Blood Remedy IN the spring. AJAX
for DE-. sAwENs' NEv BLooD REMEDY, A. We knou
Il 10 reliable and will do As We cay or money re-.
refunded. For sale by VAR HAD, Price 81
per bottle. 5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

To Ell Who ere saaefisg from tbe evveu
Ard iudltcrpilant e. youth, usrvoas weak
ness, early decay, ioss 81 maubood, &C.
I VII seed 8 recipe that viii cure you
FRH2 90 CnAnsK This great fsmeay
wss discovered ~ missionary IL Scail
America. send : seli-adafested envelope
10 the Rsv 5osrtss Z. lSMAx, Slafsan p
Nee Yark CITY. 25iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

-Gokay, the photographer, q here and
intends to remain through the winter.
The genial local editor, Mir. John
S,ree.er Of the Chatham Courier, was il
town Friday.
Berlin rejoices 10 very lair sorne
Band, and very good slTiug bsnd, WIN
y. Rogers leader.
-Rogers cider mill is in full last
The fact Ia we did not know there was 20
many apples 10 the vicinity.
"A stranger was 10 town last wee Z
looking for spring OF water large enough ,
for trout raising. lie selected spring
on David Dsnison's farm dlschsrgiag a
stream estimated to Gil four Inch pipe
10 low water.
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PERu

Nelson Wstberbee OF Dandy has
bought the Griswod place and will take
possessioa this fall. The personal proper.
ty belonging 10 the Grswold estate will
be sold st aoclioB 90 the premises Nov.
Let al ~ O'Clock a. NJ,
The meoting reeently held at the
south och vol house by Mr.. Utley OF Man
chester w.sweil attended and at the re-
quest 81 The people Mr.. Uiley will hold
Smother at Ilrr same place next Sunday,
Nov. Bad, al Que O'Clock, N.
We learn thai the iron for the Brsttle-
boro 3 Whitehall Il. X. will not DO de-
iiyercs. this fall and The laying OF the
track will be delsyed until next spring.
The delay Is caused by the contractors
who agreed to inrni.h ihs rails, but the
road bed viii be comprised ready for the
iron as soon ss spring opens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

when children begin TO cough al night
give dose Of WhiGe's Elixir, one or
two doses alwAys slops the cough, and
the child sleeps wei Nothing IL 90
wearing on smGil children A. Iucessspt
dren always do when they have colds, II
by any meEns ] happen 10 be without
Whites Elixir II might truly be called
the Elixir Of life 10 81 who are subject 10
coughs and colds. ~ 8m
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I. O. Of @. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, at Adams Hall
GEORGE o. DOLPH, W. O, T,
T. J. H0YT, Bect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

Mrs. Fuller has large stock Of milli-
merry goods and good patronage. ny
&c. Wheeler, Esq, IL couGued TO
his house with rheumatism and under the
doctors care.
DIR. Aver has come back TO town
with tho intention OF locating permanent
~ we understand.
"A sou. Of Samuel Babbitt recently dug
10 bushels OF potatoes aud helped pick
ihem up 10 one day.
james Lacksy raised one potato that
weighed over two pounds aud we hear
Of others even larger.
There has been quite series Of acci-
dents recently. Emery Briggs had bis
shoulder dislocaied, John Lock cut his
foot severely aud Lincoln WetherelI
was run over by an OF cart. All are ro'
covering.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

WARRANTED. HESKY a. JoHxsoS's
ARSicA AND On LimaExT u warranted
60 please ali who use b..
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A wise Deacon

/" Deacon Wilder, |. want you TO tell
me b, Nv you kept yourself aud family
we'll the past season, when all the rest
OF us have been sick 80 much, and
have had the doctors visiting US so
oitea."
BIO. Taylor, the answer is very
easy. | used Hop Bitters In time I;
kept my [Gmily web and saved the
doctor bIlIa Three dollars worth OF il
kept us uzet and able to work all the
time. III warrant it has cost you and
the neighboSs one TO two hundred
dollars apiece 70 keep sick the same
time.
deacon. I'll use , our medicine
hereafter"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

sixty cheese were lklppsd from the
"soFah" factory let Mosday uoruIAg.
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from the West last week.
Our apt socIabls At Mn. G. b. Kent
Thursday evening, Tea at 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. e. NJ. sykes weut 10 81. Johns.
bury this week to attend meeting Of the
Womans Board &S&tfgs W
= Rev. Mr. Harrington Of East Dorset
supplied oer pulpit SundsY 10 exehsngs
With our minister.
NORTH RUPERT.
Mr. Editor, a. somethlng worthy OF
notice has occurred Ia this little place, We
will give your most worthy paper The
benefit ofii, provided yos viii ALLOW us
space.
The many relatives and friends OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Webster TowaIsy 10 the
Hnmber Of eighty or more nuitsd In max.
Ing shssu . suFpriAe. lAAE Saturday essas
log, Oct. 25lh, TO celebrate their crystal
weddig. With music nod plsassn. social
intercourse, together With the more sob
s'asiial things whIca the ladies provided
10 abundance. The evening was nosl
agreeably passed. Near The close OF The
sweating DIR. Slocam. OF Dorset, with q
few very appropriate remarks, presented
lhemi 10 behalf The company, q gilt OF
nearly tweaiy dollars, 10 which remarks
Mr.. Towsley agrseAbly responded, thank.
log them ior such proof Of Lksis lrlsnd.
ship. With = parting soag And many :
''good highs' The many friends returned
10 70 their homes With sincere wish that
ths ''Giser Of every good and psrfect
eIfs may watch oSer them all thsIr Ilvss
and givs lhem Abandaniiy Of tkls wogld's
coed, and much more abundantly Of
heavenly treasures. and make thslr lives
iosg thss sheg may esiabrass DIR eoadsn
wedding. A WrgEnss.
FAwERT.
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DR. BAxTEg's MAkpRAkE BIrTERs are
purely vegeiable--the product OF The hiiis
aud valleys. 70 I'm
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An EsrABLIsHRB REMEDY. Downs
ELIxR has been widely known and used
a. cough remedy for fifty years. No
other cough medicine bAs STOOD the test
half this length OF time. The people
stand By that which is good.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05
THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN does not
care in advance of the Republican National
Convention to takea decided partizan stand
for any candidate, for the reason that it ex-
poets to support with the fullness of its
ability and zeal the man into whose hands
the Republican standard shall be placed in
1880. If the people desire General GRANT
he will be nominated and elected. We
have no doubt on that point, for the reason
that we think the people propose to take
an earnest hand in the next Presidential
contest. If the people do not want General
GRANT there is no power on earth to make
them accept him. and he will not be heard
of as a candidate except that the popular
tide becomes so strong that it bears before
it his disinclination to be candidate, and
he is carried into captivity in the canvass in
spite of himself.
The same thing may be said of Secretary
SHERMAN, to whom is imputed an ambi-
tion in that direction. If the people want
him, he will be nominated and elected but
on the other hand, if he is only the candi-
date of the Federal power and the monied
interest of the country, the people will not
permit him to be nominated, for there is al
ways in the dominant party q strongly
planted jealousy with the people lest an
Administration may attempt to dictate and
control in matters that they hold rightfully
belong to themselves In a struggle for
supremacy between the oflice-holders and
the people the former invariably fall under,
but when they are in accord, then there is
no contest between them, and the work is
easy and the burthen light. We make this
remark now, for the purpose of clearly de-
fining the position which The REPUBLICAN
has taken, and proposes to hold down TO the
day when the National Convention shall
solve this problem wisely and place the party
on the road TO certain success. And we are
further led to make reference TO it for the
reason that the Jealous admirers of the
respective possible candidates for the nomi-
nation are insisting upon being heard in
these columns in an expression of their pre-
ferences. We have before us two commune
cations, the authors of which feel confident
that we should give them place. They are
the antipodes of the questiOn-SHERMAN
and anti-SHERMAN, in which the names Of
three candidates, GRANT, SHERMAN and
BLAINE are mentioned prominently, Under
q somewhat persistent request on each
side we are inclined to publish both, as
specimen bricks of each kiln at the present
period and hence they will be found in
another part of this sheet We trust that the
insertion of these communications will not
be taken as an opening Of the door
to food Of contributions ON this subject,
for we may feel called upon TO call halt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05

THE opinion of the Okolona States that
Senator THURMAN is possessed of q spinal
column as stiff as an Egyptian obelisk is
not re-echoed and endorsed by his intimates
and political associates here in Washington.
The latter are aware of the fact that the
Senator's inclination to be an out.and.out
State Rights man is of the kind that would
suit the States to dot but they also know
that he is as unreliable when sit comes to q
"pinch" as JOE BLACKBURN, who, 1t will be
remembered, heads his own list of dastards.
Witness his many back-downs in the late
extra session, wherein, as the Car of the
caucus, he planted himself ever so firmly in
favor of unconditional repeal of the Ma
tional election laws, but was finally discov-
cred waving his bandana in sneaking,
pitiful and puerile attempt at Modification
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05

delivering speech az Toledo, Just prior to ac-
complished resumption. Contrast that with
that of his recent visit to Ohio. That was
an ovation by the people the entire time that he
was in the State.
One of the political humbug charges against
him is that "bo is owned by the National
Banks, and ye Thy his acts in forcing the use
of the per cent. bonds, ho has caused a loss
to the same National Banks of millions of dol
lars in the shape Of interest money, and COR
responding saving TO the Government. These
are facts that all the demagoguery in the ooun-
try cannot hide from the people.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, let me say TO you
and through you to your readers, that in Sec
retary sherman we have n man of the people !;
being in every respect self-mado man II man
of personal nerve, as witness his treatment of
that rowdy in tho House of Representatives ;
a man of hrmncss and energy of purpose, as
witnessed by his course through tho long, dark
trials of resumption; man who believes
in attending to the duties of whatever office
he is entrusted with at the time tho duties
call. man who Is true to the soldiers, us
witness his recent order requiring that in
sending III appointments there must accom-.
pany history ofthe army services rendered. A
man true to his political friends, even through
TRADES of abuse, as shown by his care of those
much-abused Louisianiaus, A Republican
from principle, and without a stain on his rec
ord--in fact, a man who to-day, by force of in
tellect, brains, energy, aud by service TO his
country and party, has more real merit in his
claim on the people and party than any other
man in tho country. Mr. Editor, / fully ap-
preciate my own inability to do justice to Sec
retary John Sherman, and can only add that
for the reasons so poorly stated, admire and
respect him more than any man of our party
l.. W.,
An ex-Soldier and Lifelong Republican.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05

at this point. AT all events, it is but just
to all concerned that when we are furnished
with q paper strongly partizanizing any
ono of the candidates urged by their re-
speotive friends no one side will be admit
ted without corresponding favor to the
other. They will go hand-in-hand, subject
to the editorial judgment of the paper,
whether or not any shall appear We en-
tertain the old-fashioned opinion that n
party journal should not partizanize its i'm
fluence within the party in advance of the
convention, whose province it is to select q
standard-bearer. Then every party journal
should be free from all entangling alliances
which can possibly cool its zeal or weaken
its efforts in behalf of the cause when its
leader is placed before the country for the
popular suffrage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05
PERSONAL.
SECRETARY snERsIAN arrived in Washington last

SECRETARY SHERMAN arrived in Washington last
night
GENERAL MYgR, of the Signal ONCE, and family
arrived from Europe sunday
ADJUTANT.GESERALT TOWNSEND returned to the
city yesterday.
Hon. THAD C. PoUND, of Wisconsin, is registered
at the Ebbltt House.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT.G ESERAL DRUM left ycser-
day for Fortress Monroe with his family.
w. b. KERR, of New York; II. Howson and II
IIowson, jr., Philadelphia; K. II. jenkins, and John
!: Grifliss, Baltimore, are stopping at the Riggs
House.
S. J. MYERS, of Savannah; II. NJ. Hutchinson,
Maryland Mrs. l.. f. Berkeley and Harry L. Berk.
ley, Missouri, and L. ~ Morrill,, Kansas, are stop
ping at Willards.
ROBERT T. MORRIS and family, Cincinnati, o.;
James Z. Rogers and family Richmond, Va;
Eugene Van Ness, New York; WIN. Il. Barnhart,
ST. Louis. and ]. L. Collins and wife, Chicago, reg
istcred at the st. James yesterday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05

and in advance Of his troops, was brutally
murdered near New Market, Ala, by band
of guerrillas one or two hundred strong.
1868.
AUGUST 5-Targe numbers Of refugees from
East. Tennessee arrived at Lexington, Ky. A
body of 800 of them had fight in Powoll's
valley, near the Cumberland Mountains, with
400 Rebel cavalry and defeated them; they lost
90 of their number taken prisoners. jeff Davis
issued m earnest appeal TO Confederate Off
GERS and men to return Immediately to their
various camps. An attempt was made to
blow up tho gunboat Barney by torpedo in
the James river, near Fort Darling; the bow
of the boat was lifted about ten feet and del
uged with water which washed overheard
Lieutenant Cushing and is of the crow; men
were drowned. Tho guorrillas fired into the
fleet, aud Acting Master Cox, of the Cohasset,
was killed. Over 60 armed refugees entered
tho camp of General Dodge, having fought
their way from Waynesboro, Tenn.
1904.
AUGUST 5-Admiral Farrnguts fleet success
fully passed the forts at the entrance OF Mobile
Bay. Tho Tecumseh was sunk by the cxplo-
sion of a torpedo. Only four officers aud
seventeen men were rescued. After passing
the forts they met the Rebel fleet and after q
brisk engagement one of the Rebel boats, the
Selma, was captured. The others sought safety
under the cover of the guns of the fort. Dur
ing the passage of the forts and the subsequent
engagement Admiral Farragut was lashod to
tho main-top, in order to have an unobstructed
view of the operations. After the
vessels came to anchor in tho harbor tho
Rebel ram Tennessee made its appearance and
invited a battle. Ono of the nerccst naval en-
gagements on record ensued. The Union
vessels boro down with bows on" upon
the audacious ram, but apparently doing little
damage to its iron hull. Nearly all Of the
Federal fleet were injured Tho Tennessee
finally was so disabled that her commander
was compelled TO surrender. On the same day
Fort Powell, In tho vicinity of Mobile, was
blown up by the Rebels to avoid capture by
the Union troops. A mine laid by the Rebels,
at Petersburg, was exploded to-day, but with
ont much damage to the Federal works or
troops. No assault followed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05

IT is the almost unanimous complaint of
casual soiourners, as we'll as of citizens of
the District who have recently returned
from brief visits to other sections, that
Washington yields more stenches to the
square inch this summer than ever before at
this season of the year. The reason for this
is that bone-boiling establishments and
other fagrantly fragrant factories are per-
mitted this year to do almost as they please,
and they are never so well pleased rs when
they emit the most outrageous stenches. Ol
course some one is responsible for this, and
reasoning from cause, which in this case is
inattention to duty, to effect, it would not
be difficult to establish the logical fact that
it is the District authorities themselves who
smell bad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

EVEN the Vcksburg Herald praises Secretary
Shermans Portland speech.
Iowa raises more hogs and less Democrats than
any State in the Union.-Sidte Register.
THE Massachusetts Republican State Convention
will bo heldat Worcester September 16.
HESDRIcR b. WRIGHTs Industrial Stagnation "
Committee is the most stagnant thing in the West
just now.
Greenbackers. Ruin TO the crops would make their
political fortunes
THE indianapolis De la Matyr is mad because
somebody has said Hendrick b. Wright is bigger
fool in finances than he.