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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Ar at New York 9th, barques Priscilla, Humphrey
Matanzas; Jennie Cobb, Small, from Cardenas; brig
Tarifa, Sagua.
Ar at Queenstown 4th, slip Republic, Holmes,
San Francisco.
Sid I'm Marseilles I'd inst ship Bertha, Cricket,
New York.
Ar at Adelaide Sd inst, barque Carrie Heckle,
Woodbury., Boston, dec A.
Sid I'm Rouen I'd inst barque Jefie Sonthard
Handy, Glasgow.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, March a. by Rev. j. McWhinne.
Louis X, Whitney and Miss Sarah L. Pierce both of
Portland.
In Winthrop. Feb. %, Edward A. Mason and Mrs.
Emma +. Merrill.
In Biddeford, Feb. 20, Rufus E. Waterhouse and
Mrs. Addie L. Lewis, both of Kennebunk
In Skowhegan, Feb. %, Fred 4. French and Miss
Nettie b. Hayden.
and Miss Nettie L. Corson of Athens.
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NOTICE-"Congress" Is one of the Oldest and
largest selling baking powders in the United States
It makes light doughnuts, dumplings, biscuits cake.
&C., &c. CONGRESS- Yeast Powder and SHADES
English Mustard received the award at Mechanics
Fair, 1878. Always reliable, and the ladies' fav-
orite,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

from Boston, disg.
Sid FIN Annoy Dec %, barque Almatia, Blanchard,
Foochow.
Ar at Leghorn Feb II, barque Lillian, strout, from
New York,
In port Feb 1S, barques Augustine Kobbe, Ford,
and Reusens, Leighton, for New York ldg
Ar at Messna Feb II, brig Eta Whitmore, Wright
Palermo.
Ar at Naples Feb 16, barque Regina Took Cald-
rey, New York
Old at Cadiz Feb 5, barque Virginia. Thurlow, for
- Ar at Falmouth, E, Feb 20, barque W W Thomas
Boyd, from Liverpool for Matanzas
Philadelphia '' $500
- Ar at st John, NIB, Sd inst, sch Stephen Watts
Kelley, Boston.
SPOKEN.
Feb S, lat 49, Ion 2S shin Riverside Rich from
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XLv1th CONGRESSES Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 5.
A communication was received from the
Secretary of the Navy, transmitting informa.
ton concerning the condition of affairs in
Alaska Also information as to the amounts
paid for the star postal service, etc.
Bill to designate, classify and fix the sala-
ries OF persons in the railway mail service was
placed on the calendar.
Bill to establish a territorial government for
Alaska was placed on the calendar
Bill to amend the statutes relative to impor-
tation of neat cattle was indefinitely post
poned.
A substitute for Senate bill to repeal certain
laws relating to permanentsand indefinite az
prlations was placed on the calendar
Memorial from Memphis, praying that the
mail service be not reduced was presented.
Bill to promote the efficiency Of chaplains in
the navy was laid aside after discussion.
Bill relieving pay director Chas. w. Abbott
from liability for defalcation of subordinate
passed.
The morning hour having expired Senate
resumed the bill for the relief of Fitz John
Porter. Mr.. Logan continued his remarks in
opposition, land in conclusion he protested
against the passage of this bill as condoning a
great crime and being dangerous precedent,
doing injustice by postponing the promotion
of the worthy to that of the unworthy and de-
voting public money to purposes unauthorized
by law.
Mr.. Carpenter obtained the floor, and on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Allison the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bill fixing duties on sugar was referred.
Bill to increase the efficiency of the life-sav-
ing service was referred.
Resolutions declaring agitation by Congress-
OF the question OF reducing the internal rev.
enue tax on distilled spirits is inexpedient was
referred.
The House went into committee of tbe
whole on the private calendar, but soon being
without a quorum the committee rose and Nc,
Mahon reported the deficiency appropriation
bill, including $500, 900 for public printing. Or
dered printed and recommitted
Quite a sensational discussion took place be-
tween Warner and Hazelton about their re-
spective war records, after which the House
adjourned till Monday.
METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNA1,A
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
March g. A. M.
For New England,
rising barometer, colder westerly winds. clear
or fair weather, preceded by occasional snow.
Virginia's Governor Vetoes Repudia.
ton measure.
RICHMOND, March, 5.-Gov. Holiday todav
vetoed the bill "to re-establish the public cred.
it, on the ground that the real object of the
bill was to repudate large part of the State
debt.
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Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL. ENG. Steamer Quebec-16, 146
bush wheat, $4,000 do peas. IL 900 do barley, O.
ESQ do oats, 188, 500 Tbs bacon and pork do lard
$1,000 do pork, 450 boxes canned meats, $50 bbls
potash, 49,, 900 Tbs oatmeal 1920 bags -four 1865
do Seed 500 bbls apples 1000 doors, Al AGO lbs of
butter, 20 organs, IL 1892 TBS beef 10 900 do ham,
sc, 3 packages merchandise
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BOSTON, March 8.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-we quote choice creameries at 3093Sc for
Northern and Western, and at 25@27c for fair and
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Boston Sugar Market.
New York s,ock nna naonex Mnrket.

New YoRK, March 5-Evening market
easy at 694 per cent. on CALL closed at a prime
mercantile paper at 5951a per cent. Sterling Ex-
change firm at 4S4a4841a for long and 4S7G4S7A
for short Governments strong and generally high
en- State bonds dull
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 413.000 shares.
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NlnInR Stocks.
Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
I. H. Mansfield & Co.. brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland Me-, March s.:
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Mining Stocks,

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G.
rr,,ap ~ 10
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FINANCIAL.
MORRIS
SILVER MINING CO.

This Company will have 600
feet on the Acton Lode, and is the
next property to the Bullion Min
ing Company, which Company will
have one OF BradfOrd's COncen-
traitors. The Company will start
with 100000 Cash and 10000
Shares of Stock in the Treasury.
The capital will be $5OO,OOO, di.
vided into 100000 shares, par
value So. The management will
be some of POrtland's best citi-
zens. A limited amount of this
Stock will be sold at
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Virginia's Governor Vetoes a Repudia.

RICHMOND, March, 5.-Gov. Holiday TODAY
vetoed the bill 'to re-establish the public cred
it, on the ground that the real object of the
debt.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FouR
HOURS.

WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNA1l
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
March 6, / A. M.
For New England,
rising barometer, colder westerly winds, clear
or fair weather, preceded by occasional snow.
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Grand Trunk Elevator.
The following is a statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator, March s.:
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SPOKEN.
London for Key West
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California Mining stocks,

SAN FRANCISCO, Mch. 5.-The following are
closing quotations of Mining stocks to-day:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16


wsr4RoP D~ENSIsox, Brattleboro Vt
advettises 10 send q receipt Of Hop
Bi,ters for 50 cts. Tbia is the receipt
that We paidAim so ots. for. aud give
il hsefA people wish 10 . such stuff
One gal. whisky to 10 o.. ~glyceriDe.
8 OF duid ext hops, 2 OF. aloes | gal.
water.
This is not Hop Bitters. but the same
swindle perpetrated by NJ. B Barney
.of Detroit, Mich, and lsa misdemeAnor
TO send through thelmails. or for papers
to advertise it, and libellous on hop
Bitters. All Hop Bitters or anything
pretending 10 be Of like nature. or
made OF Hops, are worthless aud inju-
rious consterfeits, unless made by the
Hop Blters Mfg. Co., of Rochester. N,
H., and Toronto. Ont, and all parties
making and selling them will be pun.
ished accordingly. There ID not aud
cannot be any genuine Hop Eitters
made except by Us. -
HOP BIrTRRS MEG. CO..
f62 Rochester. N. Y.
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br. Kenn.dv

wonlJ have il Understood that, while he
$ engaged n be introduction OF his med.
lcipe e"FayoiisY Remedy } be still con.
tirues tns praosice OF his profession, but
coniues Aimself exclusively 10 office
practice. lie treats ell diseases cfa cbron
ie shsrAc4r, and performs all The minor
aad capital operations Of Surgery. Par
lies living 81 q distance, except 10 snrgI
casts, BY sending Abatement of their case
can be treated Al home. Address DR..
David Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y. Make
&c ml.takes. Tho medicine is "Favorite
REMEDY" aud Tie propretor's name and
address: DIR. David Kennedy, Ropdout,
n Y. One del'ar 8 bottle. All drug
gisis sell II.
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A BRAVE LADY!
Soc Enaures ne rAin 81 a severe Sur
ricsi Operaifeu without Taking
CAlafDtQra.
Unom he Uau1r

fkrow ahc NeHFnU3
Mrs. Schooumnkes, q Creek Locke,
Ulster Co. n. u, hsa The misigrlanc 70
sudrely lsoee TIE Sc ht eiune g eyta,
through an accident, Ans endured painful
iHftmrNcrY aciion therein fof two lerg
oars tbs olheE eye aaaily 6ceemits
sympalhcticallY Affected, her general
health seriously suherlag; Indeed, sic
wss 8 mcfe wreck, = walking skeleton.
Ia this terrible strait, she consulted Dr.,
David Kennedy, Of Ron6oai, New lork,
DO told her al once that The niafed 9! e
rust be removed. She quietly but nfmy
said, "Ali right, Doctor, bat don't give
nc chlorofefm, Let ny husband 81 ~
my side during lhe operation hnd ! ~
uelthdF cry cut % SIR Tbs VOLS Wts
done. ard the poor woman kcn' her word
Talk % saldisrly oourSgel THIS showed
greater pluek than Il takea 20 fsce s hun-
drtd euus. 10 restore aer general healia
and give tone aud strength 10 The systefn,
Or. Kennedy then gave The %"Favoriie
Remedy" which uleanRed the blood aud
departed new lie to the suffering woman,
She rapidly gained health aud strength
aud il now well. The 'Fayorile ienedr :
10 5 priceless blessing 10 WOMAN
No fsmiiy should be without Il. Your
druggist bias Il. II not send to DIR. David
Kennedy, Rondout, New York.
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This j. beyond question The most soc
ceslful Cough Medicine We have eser sosd
q few doses invariably cure the worst
cases % Gangh, Croap, aud Bronchitis.
whle ~ wonderful saecess Ia ihs cnre
Of Consumption IL without = parallel In
the history OF msdicine. Since It's irag
~ciseoverY Il has been sold on q g~aarantee.
q lest which no otter medieiBe can stand.
II yoa have a coagh We earnestly ask you
70 Try IL Price 10 eta, 20 ets. aad LOO
II your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
Lane, use Sbiiob's pcroas Plaster. Prioo
IS el.. Sold by J y. Ham. Manchester,
aad by & J. VAN, Factory Point, VI.
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Hereafter The ulght mail will sloae 1t
Or. NJ, Instead Of 10.
The railroad will carry persons at
tending our coming fair At reduced rates.
~Ouf thAnks are due 10 Mr.. Charles
Baldwin Of Dorset Tor flne grapes and
pears Of bic raising.
~. V. Warner Of Middlebnry has
moved 70 town aud located on the Mead
farm and 10 making some needed repairs
on The buildings.
Haywood Bros Combination played
to 9 good house at Music ball Saturday
evening. The performance gave good
satisfaction.
@-Buu a MaUlcy at The Depot store
have just received large stock Of ladies'
aud gents under ware, ready made cloth.
10 overcast. SC, 10 al sizes aud 10 great
variety. Call aud vet one Of their novel.
~ sppis parers, itis The best.
-Slxlsra children from Nav York
city. belonging 10 Tue poDr class, are en-
jaIiag . tuo sesks sei lusa ia his town,
betsg seat oat by benevolent people
,hsfs aud kindly cared tor by some o,
oas bssl families. Mech good may Il do
them.
Tie iaces Of uaf Dem erslie friends,
which we're unusually long after election,
have shortened apA great deal since
hearing from Maine, and the chlns of the
Republicans hsye dropptd, Thus The
warid wage and The great hattie OF No
vssnbsf sslll remsios $40 be Ct"
-Ths Anuual Fair Of the Bntenklli
vslisy Agricultural society viii be held
OF lhe fair grounds At Factory Point,
6epa. ~ and s0sh. Tbs directors are
ballding new sea,- ami making other
improvements on ,Le sraaud-. Member
skip tickets ere Tor al, at g.. N. sykss',
Dorset, q. J. wsies, Fadory Polai,
woodwerth 4 CAnaeld's. Arlington and
JoUnxAt ofias, Manchester.
-Mosslts c. Ford. a thlrl bro,Asr ha,
Jest arrived from AississIepi 10 A,,.Hs
Barr shd Barton seminary. lie req rts
ths cotton crop . mosl promising sad
all ether crops unusually good Ia tbas
state. The Fenis sie .rylag 10 sal,ivAss
eotton here In Manchester, and have
sosnc 10 blossom With pods ~fortniag. u
hss not sci besa decided where they vlll
market lhtir crop
-AdFesiised lrsiers; Mfs. chAs. Baird,
Alvin Z Bias. ". y. Cole. T. ".
nsiey, Wise Fofa Collins. Gsa. u Ora.
hsm. Mr.. G.L lioldea. Or. Ilolt0a ,
VIA. ]. hI.ddOok. Heury 5 nase. Miss
Mary J. ti0xhspn .. John Hayes a go.,
usorgs Lsssbes. Mr.. Dasua Kssasf,
osbsrsoa Northraph :, a@ safsa Saerk
dan, Miss Los Wright
-Tbe ladies o. Beaningtoa o0aasy
uil bed IAeir sanaAi Missionary s~nseling
81 Bsnulngtoa o. Thart3Ay SEPT. 80
1870 and svsalag. Mrs. Hlbbsrd
l. sxpsasi 70 be
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Fsyo1io Remedy wA introduced iuio
Conrsetieu, 10 1877, q the solicitation OF
Rer,I i. G, Saith, Of Hartford, who, after
hsylpg spnerad far years from CtFoaic
Liver pissase aud ladigss,iou, obtained
lae medicine aua wac cared. This faith
o. pastor, thiRkiag Of the bodies IS well
~ tAe souls Of his people, Il oDca oom-
me0eed he advoesey Of "Fayoritc Rene
dy" among them, and hAs been the happy
Instrument OF saving scores Of lives. Fav.
orile Remedy Is 10 as well and fAvorably
known ID Connecticut AZ along the nud-
son. One Dollar 3 bottle. All druggists
sell Il. Dr. David KsaBedy, Proprietor,
Rondout, d. y.
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Why DO "a uanY people We 80 &round
~, seem 70 FrefsT 70 safer and be made
miserable u laflEexlsn. Coustlpafion,
Diksaacss. Loss 81 Appetite. Cemiag %
Of Faad, YsIow skin. wben for Is eta,
we wii seIi shem shiloh't NisAilEcr guar
sntead 70 care them. Sold BIZ J. N. Ham
MAnebessef, and BY G. J. War;, Factory
Point, W. N
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The tsnsral ofQss laie Eis ~ Dears
isk P.e 81 Ne8ess3sy a Ess4o
Masr ~. neeue vAa bora IN "a
6xars. Dsieasts easstY. =. T. ia
ManeA. $751; a. lie : els L. ealsf.
% Bgrf ana hunon ssninsy. Essssea
af, wAsFs be FenNssd isaF years A.
~ ~ q % bs was appoihis8 tessAer a
West Fest led hraaeh o. ia Maittw
AeeaeEy. sae gave inffae.oa io pro-
s1asoys 81 Greek se4 Ltiia. From msre
le snirrea Miadisbrry oalieKs a. Mtaale-
buy, ErtaaaGsg In ist7. Tbs sans
year he va called "a nsAa0lph Mass,
su5 ~ts sggslnged miadTsi ofthe stei.
SOC High sehool. Which p ttuEhs ains
Yskss. re ID . was eaoftu prineIgsl Of
NswDa Hleh seheol, where Le rsmsipna
fegf years, anef which he oonderftd re
TlidsB Femsie semissw Al Wesl Let's
no1, N a., three. wears, re uralrg g.
Randolph end lsklrE easrge Of The siet-
80 Riga shool sgaia. Mr.. Deaae was
. man o. more ihsp ogdlsary talent and
ability.
TAoroRY roHr
Mrs. II J. Bald wla Of PlltsfOrd viii
open a mlllsery sore Ia howe's Block
aboat TIC arsi Of Oeiobtr
-Rsanlar conmuaicasion OF Adohig&m
Lodge No. a. =. 4 a. ~. Thursday
eve, Sept 10th. A general sttendaaee Is
desired.
A CAKDi-Through the Journal we
wlshro express our thanks TO The many
friends for tbs kindness shown during
the last illness AMI Al the burial Of u
father, and especially 10 the Masonic
friends whose services will ever be CRATE
inhy remembered.
Ma. and MIS-. NJ. A. JOKES.
MRs IA. NJ. BURaEss.
Miss Gussis Grant. daughter Of Gen.
L. A. Grant Of Dea Moiues, Iowa, has
beeo visiting relatives Ia this place. She
left for home last week accompanied by
Miss Belle Smith.
some III disposed person took from
the coanter Of ]. smith. grocery on the
evening Of Sept. SD several small
weights. lie ls requested to return the
ssme at one or be posted for petty taiev-
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sHgLbn's c4TkREH REMEpr.-A msF.
veiona care iof CalGrFh. DlpAtheris. C4H-
her month, and Head Ache. With eAeh
b stlis there is 50 Ingenious nasal Injector
tte sa3re successful trcafmenl Of ihese
afs wltA0ai extra esarge. Price
hg J. \. Ham, Manchester
Factory Point, VI.
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TgL ARRIVALS.
Ksaiaer tIsuse.
RI ogyIs, psorrisisf.
NJ .sA Va niHIs. savanah, o.
Mise N AtDls
hssT hsnts
A Minis. IL
Nj. D. B cEIss., . children and . servant.
Ees Tofk
H Smith. Providence. D
Miss Fraser. PbiiadsiphiA
Miss chsse aod maid, Nov YorE
VIVA Starr Miller.
kaiss Elien Gray, Boston
Horace Gray, kes fosk
RH Cospitt,
gualard,
v b Bash, IT, Troy
va Hal hsv. Nos York
Mrs. Goe = Dodge. Ssu York
Horace caiINsw London
LG Letrne1,
Mia Lassned
hass y D Leaaea,
Joseph 4 Patterson auA si- pAiisdel hAa
] Efhstdt, sex Yott
hW Grlggs, Bcssoa
Mr. Mrs. II " johnson, kes York
fH a. dad and NiissNsrthaasiOn Mass >
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sourn

Nathaniel Thompson an aged resi-
denl oi this iowa, Is seriously ~.
-Aftsr waiting 50 long. The railroad
ircu has srfived and Is being rapidly PM.
dDSu.
Mex week, Wednesday, he Weed
stock Bspiis1 Association. meets a, bis
place.
-Windhsm Co, court Is 10 sossion 1T
Fayetteville this week. James Martin is
grand Juror aud A. H. Peabody petit
juror from this town.
The boosted denoctseY po.led 81
votesIn mis- Town. So much tor having
ellis hoaor, the chairman Of The late
Democratic caucus" for leader. 10 1875
The sau4e party policd 81.
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sRao al s~orIoEs.
q. OF d, p.

Lodge meets eve J Friday Evening at 7:9e
q Odd Fellows Hall, Lqgene Book, Factory
Poiat. =" -"
9 ON, HOWE, N. q.
]. II. MoNAUGHTON, Scot.
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I. o. Of g. r,
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, VI Adams ball.
W. A. ADAMS, W. @, T.
CARRIE HOLLISTER Sect,
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ARLINGTON.

Mrs. Roe and daughter, OF Albany
are ! town, visiting - Isav y. Randalfs
MIR. aorace Stone Is making extern.
-ive repairs on his bouse. Several car.
pspsess are engssed in tbe work.
Willard Holden, 2ad wa 1t home
Aevcral days last week. 10 says be is
mach pleased with his situation. lie
returned 10 bic work % Thursday.
Some VERY hne Instrumental music
was performed on ihs organ 81 Tic morn
ing service At > james church, last Sun
dag by Mr. Z. u Hard and on be eoinel
~ NJ. AlkIasos u New York
We Are pleased 10 as that Ga raes-
day, sept 7gb, Aranglon vas sgsin
Plaeed n fas RgpabileAa eolama. giving
= msjstuY fof Ihst party both on The
repse1glallve ard State tickets.
TIE representative eject. Mr.. II. n.
Dsmiug wAs serenAdtd oa the evening 81
his eseeiios, BY baud GOT up for he
cccssion. aud = pleasant time and lots d
faa wAs ,bo usHli. 0ae enthusiastic
E~ernbaekn, : member Of tbe band. made
speech. remAFking shai lwo years
nkecsAls said that Be VA play.
A-tAaak g.A
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Lal Intelligence.


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rt 10 afsNt -. ~rKRaoKf.
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tsua trea suea
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sofsa sou1H
FWAha
6ss Fark EtBfesfs
~ = astt EsFssss
sssgs n4@ts
fsaa peessi W Mapttesss' BsFesDtay
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nNEf aVsss g M4a fsasss u 49, >
s4As Aa4ars y-urAas4. 7axpAs~& A.
Csc 2 VAR. rresHstas.
os sb& .asst oeiasss iaia eAs stage ten
sAm aAs sA ssys ~ MaesAssfef Ga heeetss
W@aaastsYt as FrtaffEtT a = KFFtvsnF n
MnnnAssasf Dsgat - u =. "a sessea ~ hs~
a. as. issrss nssehsstsf ssGsnas depot
Taas4sfs Thanssyssna Saturdays ei ,. =,
sr4aaE 81 SAm1ig4 a. g q ~ FtkseDKsrs ~
gas4. ~ ka4 TaNnshss6 va NAusAesssf VII
~ asnas4 70 tss sssYS naEsd pisces 81 fstses-
ssb rates.
PCS. La@<wVvs Lgeaa@4@vvg. Chester 40.
LsEsr DANA rrsprssaor.
Arrives - haseAasser railroad depot Mss8sys
tsAbssaays sHt Fridays al1F.n
nsqVnF4n4. leaves Nenshastsr snaroad dspa4
TrmssAAya. TnEFs4Mga sod aAtATaays Gt A. Ms,
&spr sSava y 70 " a. y. tEAAa Eoahg Kesth,
nez L~Sa4o@krv1 70 us~s~.
D cvsvlA. asapFissoE.
salts Etess4
saaea as raiigaaA foY EAw gorf, AIhany. Troy
sastA saA west ~ - A. y. And 10 2 u.
nrwFA ~ f&3if4AA fer kntltsd, baFiinatsA
NORTH &@A Bats ,,
s1asvILLE mail By stage slasss At 10 - a =,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
MANCHESTER DEPor.

hAhCittHIbh bhFST.
-Mrs. ID. II swallow Is qnite III.
Mr.. Eli Borriu OF Pennsylvania with
two daughters Ia visiting relatives 10 this
place.
Wilbur Taylor has bought bnilding
lot GU Ne. Main st aud will commence
building theron at once.
DORSET.
"A large Garfield aud Arthur flag
aosis across Que OF our main streets.
Miss Matte Hatch Is attending
school In Troy, during the fall term
DR.. Prentiss preached all excellent
discourse last Sunday lro Matt. 3 "a
and 2Slh.
Misses Lucy aud Martha Kent have
gone to Townsbend narbor, Mass, for a
few weeks.
Our village school commenced last
week with Miss Cora Collins teacher,
Miss Ellen Field has a select school In
Good Templars hall.
-Uue'e Isaac Farweil, aged l0l aud
Wm Manley who bas been for some time
an Invalid managed % get 10 tho polls
last Tuesday aud voted the R,pablican
ticket.
MIR. w. w. Pierce OF Londonderry
lOet last week between East Runert and
Factory Point a bundle containg ladies'
underwear, The Goder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same al G.. NJ.
Sykes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
PERU.

Farmers are busy securing their
crops, the corn crop Is unusnaly good.
M. D. Lyon, luther T'uttle, Jno.
Hapgood, j. G. Lskin and NJ. J. Hap
good, were elected Justices OF the peace.
The Town tax bin ia now 10 the bands
n ]. b. Simonda for collection. By e
vote 81 the tax payers II is to be paid on
or before the 18th day OF Oct next. We
trust al will remember the date and pay
their taxes accordingly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

The following justices were elected
at the recent election: @. Il. Williams,
w. F. Mills, w. D Leonard, Joshua
Barnard, Jonas Hill.