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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

Nor A CANDIDATE.-The Washington
correspondent of the Troy Times confirms
other statements that Senator Conkling is
positive and emphatic in disclaiming being
a candidate for President. The Senator
tells him that he has had hundreds of letters
expressing the hope that he would receive
the nomination, and rendering support. To
these he has replied with thanks for the
kindness, but with the assurance that he is
not and will not be candidate. He be-
lieves that the Republicans will readily
unite upon a good nominee and elect him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

CABoT-Christmas has come and gone and the
children, and we presume some older ones have
been made happy by receiving great many pres
ents from that old fellow who comes around every
year and brings nearly what everyone wants
The occasion was quite generally observed in this
town, Arrangements were made for quite a
festival at the Congregational church, but owing
To Il sudden commotion ii was found il one was
held, that it must be at the Village Hail. which
place was taken This, Of COURSE put such a
damper upon the occasion that it fell far below
the mark that this society generally reach How
ever, some very nice presents were made, and on
the whole perhaps it was quite enjoyable time
At the Methodist church it was celebrated in high
style. Two large trees were most profusely
loaded with almost every useful thing that could
be thought of, besides boxes, bundles etc, in
Vulnerable. The pastor was the recipient of a
nice overcoat, and his family were kindly re-
membered by other gifts The Sabbath-school
superintendent, Mr.. W. 5. Atkins, received Il fine
book from the school, while the teachers and
Others were not forgotten, The literary exercises
were heightened, being well chosen, thoroughly
committed, and well rendered They were both
interesting and instructive. At an early hour
every available seat was taken as well as the
the matter in charge for the complete arrange
ments and the promptness with which each part
was carried out The week of prayer is to be
observed by meeting each evening ...Ata
meeting of the creditors Of Messrs. Marshal &
buchanan, adjudged bankrupts, held at Wells
River last Thursday, J, 7. Lamson was elected
assignee This will make another knot for the
legal authorities to unite. The village lyceum
is prosperng finely, drawing full houses each
Monday evening. The debates are lively and in
terestingi the papers are all that could be ex-
pected, being made up both of wit and sentiment.
The resolution for discussion next week is "Re-
so9ced, that success is due more TO ability than
circumstances. '... Only two tramps have called
at the poor-house since the new tramp law took
effect, and they came Saturday night and left
Sunday morning, so there was no chance to test
the law by putting them at work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

AN indianapolis BARRIERS overcoat was stolen,
so he called in captain of police aud patrol
man, gave them to hold on their finger-tips key,
the wards OF which were fastened in Bible and
then recited Ruths words to Naomi and the
names Of Suspected persons, Till at pne name the
Bible turned and fell The man whose name had
been mentioned was present, fell down and con-
fessed his guilt and was marched OF to prison
We tell the tale rs twas told to us.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

IT seems settled that the cipher dispatches
are soon to be investigated by Congress,
after all--and the fact that the friends of
MIR, Tilden, rather than of his rivals in the
democratic party, are the movers in the
matter, gives some grounds for the opinion
that he will be able to clear himself of all
completely in the transaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

INDIANA has a law which prohibits any
person to sell, barter, or give away, to be
drank as beverage, any spirituous, vinous,
malt, or other Intoxicating liquors, on Sun
day, the 18th day of July, the LIST day of Jan.
uary, the 25th day of December, Thanks.
giving day, or upon the day of any state,
county, township, primary or municipal
election
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

THERE are twenty-one places of amuse
ment open in New York this winter, and it
is estimated that over twenty-five hundred
people are directly and indirectly engaged
in them. II would be interesting to know
exactly how much it costs that people to be
entertained one season. II must be very
large sum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

RED hair is a positive disadvantage to women
who work for living, at least in Boston Jennie
Collins, who conducts Bofiin's Bower, Boston
institution for helping women who are out Of
work-says that housekeepers almost Invariably
decline To employ red-hared women
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

II Senator Wade Hampton lives to take
his seat, South Carolina will be represented
by two men with wooden legs Senator But.
Ter lost one of his legs in a cavalry charge
at Brandy Station during the war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

THE county convassing board of Barnard
county, Fla, have been indicted by the
United States grand jury for making fraud
ulent return, and are in Jail in default of
three thousand dollars bail each
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

The Buffalo Courier says In the pres.
ent juncture those persons only will be sus
pected OF hostility to Mr.. Tilden who seek
to delay investigation"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-01

particularly to Washington city have been worthy
OF note on other accounts than that of their money
value in 1851 Mr.. Corcoran presented his native
town OF Georgetown the beautiful spot known as
Oakhill Cemetery. This is one of the most beau
tifu resting-places for the dead in this country,
and probably unequaled anywhere for artistic and
effective landscape gardening. His whole outlay
at this point is not less than one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars. In 1857 he began the
erection of the Cocoran Art Gallery, which was
occupied by the War Department for eight years
from 1861, and opened to the public in 1872. His
private collection which had been literally opened
to citizens and strangers for twenty years, was
transferred to the Art Gallery as nucleus for
still larger collection to be gradually increased
from the income of its munfcept endowment
and not infrequent purchases by Mr. Corcoran
himself. few months ago he purchased the
two great paintings by Eugene Lami, the Battle
of Yorktown and the Battle Of New Orleans, ex-
ecuted for Louis PHILIPPE, at the time of his de
thronement and presented them to the states of
Virginia and Louisiana. The stipulated price of
these pictures was twenty thousand dollars each,
which the artist failed To receive in consequence
of the French Revolution in 1890
simultaneously with the erection and endow-
ment OF the Art Gallery, Mr., Corcoran erected
and endowed, by the expenditure of four hun
dred thousand dollars, the Louise Home for
ladies "who had seen better days" Not long
after this he endowed Columbian University with
the valuable aud beautiful estate of Trinidad, In
the immediate environs OF Washington. lie gave
also to the Protestant Orphan Asylum the large
estate ON Fourteenth street ON which their present
edifce stands, and to Columbian University its
Medical Hall ON II street, and eighty thousand
dollars toward the erection of the new Church Of
the Ascension ON Massachusetts, Avenue
So far rs can be ascertained this great philan-
toropist has given for tho benefit Of his feow-men
at least three millions of dollars, mainly in the
last ten years His private benefactions are ON a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13
CatarrH
The Eye, Ear, and Throat
SlAF0RD's RADICAL CURE.

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% Hssg psaseSt8ss fEttaHes, sassAs En8autaet
s}feAf enfeits properties IL aAs Fsua@ay ssaA
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= - eait ffnFFELutf lAs FttasHr4 a Gbs
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ettF tpf maiheg& ~ cufr tuasu - sac regular
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- luiastis iu n1f pessess8th frgfessat Una
tmeA Ftft ~ tfess st8hhsla ~ ths fassor nsu
tlsftsA Esse ftlas3nE ana sal,ri Testimonial
luul ffshf AEtA. Zee. z We'll. HsfxBA ca
- ~ s. - aa&sszsssh fu6ogssnssRt 81 ~ttth
et an jMsslg pHp-uA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13

The psah d moderation Is lhe safest
10 tread.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13
HkARi WELLS
RnNA. NJ. lnne. &c % VIZ. Fartn. A ]

East gsekAR, 4 SskFpHbs RADICAL Cukn con
isns ~ Nnfofd Improved InLGhug fuas,
silt g iir e'tupv 'of u.u 10 } et.e. Prsce.
~ soi ~ ~ holes IL sad retail druggists NJ
~ Ueitsd strs AEd Canals WEEKS Il pOf.
fkl 0aUe u Aeebts $ - Nh1lesAle Dtnggi.ts
iosion. MAJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13

Weaknesses
Collins YoltAic pis-ters give the best saiisfae
thin here OF anything thAt hA. been tried fol
Lmeness and Weakness OF the Back. Pleas.
send more right apar. JAMES LEWIS
BArAST. III, joe lG 1877.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13

Assault LoF9E. BE o. ". O. T.. J y
I biMaohAsa " o. y. Touslsy tssdks DepEty
= Matslsan Asets FfaAys a. . q'oiatt
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nseais. h b. kshdsiL hstts Thuftisss 81
10 D "a.
DORSET InDaK NJ. $50 VIC r.. ". a.
Lake. W = G. n sftss issdR. Dtpnty. q
hAfvoed. Meets rasstAis, ~ - o'elaos ?. ",
GRANT ToDGH. No. iot " O T.. Geo. d
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Hqyt Meets Saturdays. al 90 ucleos.
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE, No lGl. VI q
T., l.. n. stonS. s.. kuspH y. dfah.m
LoaFs nsputy. ---- Meets fudsy estuipgs
81 81 o'eiaek.
f'JwE4I LODGE No. W. VET Fp
Hsiuss VI. ~. Wm. OaH l. aae DsFas. y II.
MsiAaa Meets SATURDAYS, ~ s'eues
80. hRsDSeuRh loDdE, Ne. 40 Wet
y l. bawep s r Parker. Leige Dspu.
~, ~ Bens,iG Meets Saturdays al ?. -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13
EMERSON ESTABRooK
Manufacture
Superior Ice Cream
YAoM SWIFT caRAN.
And IL prepared % Ell AZ orders large o. email
PRICES FoR THE SEASON OF 1879
10 Cenls per Plate. 40 Gus per Quart
81 IS per Gallon

FaeAAxe. u oes qnart 81 esss. E.e1e5 xt,h
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13

Opposite ~ csensrss lssssAsnea,
FACTORY FONT. vEHaoAT.
Fasaars raAHi 81. Jesse lisa. isss 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13
Price rs Cents.

Be careful to obtain COLLINS voLTAIC
PLASTER combination Of Electric or voltaie
PlAtet sih hghiy Medicaied Plaster. g seen
10 the eboVe cut sold by ell Wholesale and
BetAa DTuggiats throughout the DATED States
AID Canadas, and by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Pro
prietors, Boston, Mass. 27.lylc[25iwl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-13

Thta ealsan - ass~assl - sac tntesssts
- ghs ta4sF - HAsut CFAsr ~ tseea fsnn y
t&rs q ~ s. eattaa um4EF tbs aiFfsttea ~
ths pkskEtsf nsFWtFs Ms asstrs weakly
cess - = > Issa ttaaa ffsea Nash f@age len ahfs
gNsmsv. EAsY nams& ~ ssestNsd - nessst
80 trlaaY. - fassfs fasrsftea ne as.
taF reserves aes FtAhs ssWas ase sWF
ttsHas seat AaAees@ all sesa - = ~ q tt~sss
tRts1A~d 80 fats s~isaa q ntssFsst Dep
ety. nsrsst. W.
, 1879-06-27

ordnance and set frc to the ahIp, which wss In
ftantly elected AMI tic officers ind crew Of tho
l,h!ependenrta werc tnknn IN boarl the IIusacar
a.nl hfterwar'ls sent to Arftn. where court Sf
vessel. 'S '~'' ~ s''
Gapt. More Is e1oncrated by public opinion,
Mna fought his s',ll, Rallant!y ana hut for the
n,,evsnteJ. I',. would haye capturet Ills pi,ny but
p.Msky advcfsary Capt. Conde1I, Of Scotch ex-
traction, commanding tho Covsdonc1, also
fought vel, bur hu. left alaln on i,is namc by
L!rtfE INTO the sai1orA uf tie wrecked lulcpe,j-
lct'c!a. who had tlrown Themselves Into lie
sea, when tlse resse. struck the rock, and wora
snaeaS9's1e to reach the shore. The Coradouea
On, enc boiler II ,er flight, and was ''hulle' br
~ 'i if1dspensla'a slsot sevsral times Her loss
penlene'a was almost untouched. Ono Of her
ts Great flna forward was incapartascl from soma
isFcQuIarltY IN the compressoss. Sue lost about
tNwenty tN men, Killed mud wounded. principally At
the last moment. when Lieut.. Guilicrmp tlarcIa,
brother Of tho fertner Minister OK Peru ii
washington, WAS killed BY 4 boll from u,trpii.
Ieuse ~hlls rcpleclng flag that had been slot
aWly.
, 1879-06-27

wol'lil bo present. ns wtncsses. Mr.
a'ol'Irr exnccts IL provo by these officers,
from what 10 clsIuns Is reliable Information,
t!At thtan Northrru CheyR.1tlcs were nj The
t,ne, Ani for ling tttns previous u lust Sep
tembcr'' when tl,cr broke out lrhht their rcscr-
Walton, fou uphn rotten uItl verfntn.isJfccteu
t!cci: !hat they wero Iofnx literally starved to
acath by the United. States Government through
lts Representatives.; uni that tho cause of The
trouble. last ef 3as this i|i.trcalmcnt md half
:, a gcntieinun Just from the vicinity Of Fort
tssnn, tn W fnd,an Territory, where Little
forina me that ,LittleC Chief md those rl,o ac.
cntnpAnicd him to Washington hare arrived
baek to their tribe, ntnl llle refusal Of The
-".6rcas Father" u permit them to return
with tl,c approval of tlu Northern They
rrinrcs nov III tho jurisdiction Of Tie
For. lseno military. At any moment
theFr tnufana NAV mako u,ove t0 get north;
but the probabilities MI that they Will consuEn-
fnhtu tllrfr plans 10 quietly before 6tart!nG OIL
the 'yar-nath that not ever tie military Will bo
cugnizant 0f their movements. The &ttualon
u alialrs u t}csond doubt critical.
Attorney Miller Is this evening busIly engaged
ring uh papers, wllict, IIa will preseut IL the
Curt Immediately after The 1Hufan cases
belnE called. pra5!ng for a change Of venue,
q lair md iMrnri.al trtal III ilis county. II
defeated fn thia, counsel Wilt ask for postpone
mcnt until next Winter; lfdeItgtet in thls, then
uncr. L. H..
Inc Telegraph has given Information tIiat tho
motion lur change Ut Vcfluc wnH Eratitcd.-tIle
euAcs bel!lE sGnt to Douglas countr.a
, 1879-06-27

fGth,on E;etGH belng preached by the Isov. James
nsieeAafuf, oi thc First Church. Thousands Of
e'tazens from Newark, and The surrounding
IN sti a.. ~! tne5G VA: not adry eyo
win such az untim1v deatl, was tic daughter
oi reputable pafents In Portland, Ne. her
a,Mat. maiden I pane n being sarah Emmons. She was
sea,ea si,Sin ~ TINT towt and tyei there until
en,rd 10 her 23d 5eas. " Ilcr porson WA aqrse-
mid augenuouh.h 'T @
c,aa'eo,s'' aSs sM'hseanent career of Cumming wn.
gnseKeieu, una On tl.r wtIntc wns melancholy,
ua hefer recovered from the tcrrihIu shock Of
the sudden losa Of his wlfc. For fortnight ,1n
w.. w. completely crushed. At ,hr end of tat
c.,M. cne s n, hother e IT,, saw ono morning when ho
caEne OUT 81 hie chamber. an evident eAangu
tEn!n dhe dGGpeat depression 70 inscnalbty utn
aass % 1e,s r. was a ranE W.T., eay Young Rlr ate
t,. e oncsea est , her hIs ha. ne 'vas seen, about
ar9 It llll sf'ced. with bis hat fl tia hand Ills
l1sahtty oeeafne subject Of common remark In
Newark, but out Of regard for his family, ono Of
,, .ns ,.,,an inost prominent III town. and out Of
~ eonKrseafion tolerated MS numerou. ecccn.
tfsctttea ior two years, when f1s withdrew from
tile rrsstttery. Ito went to eoath Carolina for
'hc benefit o. MS healtn. und there narred nm
ekt'ntaDlo indy, who remained faithful to him
through all hs Subsequent troubles, In 1st5'1o
10 WRa The pastor Of Il Presbyterian cl,urct, Mt
SCHENECTADY, N. r, where be preached With
grsat success, and added hundreds ~ tic church,
a. church was organized In Albany, unt, Mr.
Cumming was called to the pulpit. lie was
wonderfully successful IN building mp this new
enterprise, when reports began 10 be
circulated that he Maa guilty OF pla-
EtarEstn and OF undue Indulgence
in stimulating linuors. lie denounced tac
eharEes o. fa1sc. a,ld demanded ttAt tic authors
bc brought to trial. The proceedings lasird for
severa! months. nn1 tho result established thu
mental eccsntrcities, to use no llarther name,
congregation stoud by him, md Wien tic Tres
bylery Ut Adany refused to Install him, the cou-
Eregation withdrew from the Prcslytcry, and
retained their beloved pastor for several years.
during which tine the degree OF Doctor OF d.
vinlty was conferred upon him. lie was pastor
OF INC Presbyterian Church IN Vaudewater
atrert, tn this ritr IN 1924. lie died In Charles.
ton. s. G., Dec. "a, 1926 IN the 8Sth rear OF his
ngr. aud was buried In tho cliurchyard Of tie
First Presbyterian Church ID that city.
, 1879-06-27
Tho Cout!eat Tawm In tt,s HrorlGs. ~

Hers It NAV relieve Us, whcn thU mercury has
crept un tnso tho n!netlea, tt think u d town
which humboldt alI uller travellers havs pro.
uuu,4rcu the coolest uM tllI glubr, 'ih,s IL
Jaku.sk {ur fakootak} ghicf town ot the Prov.
luru OF tiat u4slH III EAslern eibcra, on tlv lett
bauk Ut thu lttycr l.ula, latitude Ga dcg. uln.
North, longitude ll0 Ae9, "A lutn. east, md dis
GROUND remains continually troxtt, to lhs .ietll
u AU feet, except III midsummer, When II
tliaws three feet at lhe surface. During
teu days tn August tho Thermometer marks
as nat tn e ESsssr boy t. February 11, I +
the river ~ solid ge fur iIiuu mouths out ol tho
twelve, llle Eultre industry Of The place-poE,-
utaiLolI, about 5.NU-ts comprised III clli,lIc-
work., aud yct II Is tl.u priuclpaI market VI
, 1879-06-27

u tuTnhW RIUasfHf,
Chius ore generally recruited BY children, pur.
chased 1r0al tlulr parents or from kfdnappurs.
1t IL nnty III ttmca Ut great distre4s Tint. the
p0Orgr Chinese Will soil even their daughters,
still less the valued son OH whom may possibly
ancestral worship: ktlnapping however, Is by
10 Meatis an uncommon eriuu, albeit tlo pun
1slIurnt on deduction, Is aspredy aud cpomInious
death. Occasionally parcnts dtdIcatc d
em'd TO na'i1i,a. perhaps y faltIll,ncut
church. BY deeds sig1'ed. scaled, UNI, delivered.
From tls step tliero is ITO withdrawal, The
cf'ild's head - completely shaved; lle Is nadu
to tlyo OH vegetable dict ind TO foreeo the use
liturgtes, wltlnont understanding word Of
them, md, nfter required noyltfste, proves hts
coH4taNcY to the faith by stnnllnt. 4pnoyed
whilo several pastttcB burn down INTO hsg scaip,
leaving lhc tnoradieablo SEARS whlrn testify t.
ta tact ;aa tat lo as put away forever tho things
us priest. llc has now "tost ili1 hotuu', in
good ear.ost, md all that remains to him in
this world Is lifo Of cclibacY anu dun routine
Criminals fleeing from juatlco not unffeauently
acek refuge in religious luz, submitting to
the brandl,lS u thur heads aud thu subsequent
Alsco,nforn Of cloIster' existence rathar tilnu
fall Into tits mcHhrs Of CHINESE law. 6on,c-
tttnest too. unsuccessful n1aGdasius throw them
kn!ves lutu a monastery ast take the VOWS,
driven to such step by, dread OF the Imperial
during thu war ot'1Sal-'42, laid at tAe foot OF
thc tllrons hs discovery Of The seeret OF foreign
steamers. and forthwith produced vaasul with
two huge pasltl1u.wi,eels to be turned by coolies
lpsldu, Is oven now langulshtng IN one Of thu
numerous e inonaaserics on tho celebrated Loluu
l4tll, y! the Province uf kuang-tung, whithor hc
retired afrr tho lalure Of hl4 sch cine, covered
With lsn0nlsty mud shame.
, 1879-06-27
An An,or1can Girl IN u Cornish Mine.

q" NH!o''S@H NtF4 II u LGFDlbW M1nD.
Tllu Ca,HikbDla1 gtycs tl.o following account
Of iha dctccnt 70 the lowest dentlz Of DoIcoatll
" Miss Leila A. Noble, younE Indy Of 10, at
kolne, d., U. y: "Aao,upanIed by friend
a'M Skilled lulner. thn piucky explorer passed
rst tp usptA VI l,d'0 feet by t!ls ma,l.cilglue,
stepping ft9ln tlu s,nuIl platforms On tLu lugo
moyins tud to tho f1xet stagcs at tie s[les Vi
Tho SHIFT with The cool and rcaly step which
takes away MI dauear from the usu Of thls
lr!sul to llle underground toiler. nut tl,is 10
Dor Nas llttlo as compared with that whtct, sur
tccded. ono hundred uni thirty fathotla Vt
further daDth had IL bo reaehcl by TIC descsut
nt perpendicular laIurrs. 1hls safely done, llo
lowest alna richest parts OF tllu snlne wcee ex.
ptoEed, and trophy ga!ued, iu thu form vi u
lamp Of Orc. dug by tAa nj longer tair hand Of
>4s feldcncil elsu,ucr. Tllr work OF Tie horil,s.
marhlucs, driving Alnl blasting hugo vughs,
'or spaces left hY the removed ore, uni
rich Iupostts hf t!u were scru. Tile homely
ainl ktnl mlnrrs were profuso ln their eou,pli-
nlehts. 0nu uftt!.eM sad: "l'tl raatller taakG
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