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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MONTPELIER. W., Oct. IL, 1880

MONTPELIER, VIZ, Oct. IL, 1880.
Editor Journal
Pursuant TO your request, will give
you few headings of the result of the
observations aud experiences Of week
old member Of our Legislature.
The present session will be a long
IS well as en- important one. You
might as we'll begin TO howl, taxpayer.
now. FIRST as last. A lot Of us fellows
have got into nice. comfortable quarters
here snd we propose to keep them. =
Wouldn't your Now be honest. No
business cares, no family cares, every.
thing smoothly gliding, gently flowing.
and besides oil this the consciousness
that each day there 10 gradually set
Ting down into your empty pocket a
dollar or two clear from expenses to
take home with you, and buy Herewith
some cherished luxury for the family.
Now one would be fool to vote himself
Of this wouldn't bel
But. seriously. the indications are
that under The leadership of 80 efficient
. Speaker ~ Mr. Martin business will
be met with dispatch and success, il
about Fifty persons who expect to gain
demAgOgical DOtoriety from harping
upon economy. kind Providence will
see 6t 10 strike dumb or TO remove.
These arc the very fellows who will
seize every opportunity to get their
names upon the house journal by pre-
scnling q useless undigested bill that
must 70 through all the readings and
process Of rejection. OF course they
have q hAlf dozen long winded speeches
to make theteupon. either 10 the cham
Der OF the committee room or upon the
Roor Of the house A good sensible
state economy wo are all ia for. aud
will have, and twenty cents upon the
dollar will be the extent Of our state
tax for next year.
0ne measure let the people be wide
avake upon. Every lime your repre-
sentative goes home do you. honest
voter, snlighten him in regard TO it, /
refer 10 The proposed redistficting Of
the state % that our house Of repre-
sentatives shall be composed Of 100 in.
sleaI Of $50 members. The present
system is coblrsry to the spirit q cur
representative system. unwieldy and
over expensive. II is not cur ecres
bat cur population that should determ-
Inc COR representation. That st. George
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There was a monster REPUBLICAN pa
.de aud torch tight procession 10 New
York city Monday night. Nearly OF
quite 10000 men were 10 ane. most Of
them Uniformed snd bearisg torches. All
the bauds 10 the city end some from
outside we're employed aad extensive
fireworks enlivepsd the scene. The
procession was reviewed by General
Gran, and witnessed by bali amilion
Of people. II included msuY Of tho
prominent business men OF the city and
was the biggest thing OF the kind ever
seen 10 the country.
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A thoughtful man once said that two
things settled the question OF our hsppi.
ness or misery, viz Our relation 10 our
Creator aud TO women. There is one
more--our relations with our own blood
10 our veips. Impure blood will produce
lumors. 1t did 50 in the case OF Mrs.
Walter Hipckley, of Cotuit, Mass. The
doctors could do nothing for her, a neigh
Dor brought from DIR. David Kennedy, Of
Rondout, n. Y bottle Of his "Favoriie
Remedy" She tried il and became bet.
ter. No women" writes Mrs. IA, Scan
afford to be without Fayorite Remedy
It will cost you only one dollar to make
the experiment. The good result Ii
snre. FL
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The latest and most silly fraud cry il
that the cenaus oiihe city Of Rurlibglo Ion
10 1870 was too large by several .hous-
ADDS aud that ia consequence Vermont
was given an eKtra member Of Congress
and an EXTRA presidential elector and
this eleotor gave the presidency to
Hayes in 1876. Now, in the first
place there 10 no proof that The census
Of Burlington was TOO large IN 1870 10
the second place vermonts extra mem
Der Of Congress aud elcetor was the re-
suit Of special act Of Congress which
was Introduced by Congressman vii
lard aud gave al extra member to Yer.
mont aud several other states which
bad not quite population enough TO Sc
cure the extra member by virtue OF the
ias n appointment, Give us another,
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HANCOCK AZ GErrYsBu 40.

1t was TO be expected that Hancock's
biographefs would give their favorite
oil la0 glory possible for his achieve
meuts. and il would not be strange il
they should claim for him more than
really belongs to him. The following
letter was written to the Advance By
Rev. DR.. Rankin, a Vermonter, now
pastor Of the Congregational church at
Washington, D. CT:
That Hancock was a gallant soldier,
| do not doubt; that no fought the reb-
els with the intention Of beating them ;
that ho did his duty 10 his superior Of
ticers, never betraying them, as Fitz
John Porter is charged 9Th doing. /
suppose ia also true. But, that be ever
felt enthusiasm for bis country's flag,
as the symbol of human freedom and
human rights; that be saw God march.
ing on" to liberate four millions Of fel-
lowmcn from bondage, probably no
man will claim for him. IT he did be
5000 lost IL. Aside IRON The question,
which army should be the conqueror in
battle, Gen. Haucock's sympathies.
like Gen. MoClellans, were with. the
rebels. Aud now he has bic reward
He 10 nominated by the men who prom
Use him 1873 electoral votes. which will
be cast in utter defiance Of tho rights
Of citizenship. aud the United States
Constitution.
But took up my pen TO note what
seem 10 me 10 be misstatemenls as TO
Hsncook's role at Gettysburg. As the
battle there, on the loyal side wac de-
fensive one, the FIRST successful meas.
ure was 10 seize the heights IRON which
il could be successfully fought. II 10
claimed that Hancock did this. l have
seen It IN two Of the lives which have
been written. The one before me, with
9 preface from Hon. Thomas F. Bayard,
and the claim, that all it's important
statements ere made IRON Information
given by General Hancock. 10 no ex-
ception What are the facts
turn 10 Martial Deeds Ot Penn
sylvania." by Samuel s. Batea, . work
whose candor Aad accuracy have never
been questioned, aud i fad the follow.
ing facts al stated Il was not until
noon Of the first days eight that Gen.
Meade, ihe commander.in-chief OF Ger
forces, knew what vas In progress 81
Gettysburg. At that lime be Dispatch
ed Gen. Hancock 10 look the fed over,
and zee il il vas the place TO bring on a
decisive engagement; Gen. Hancock
reached Gettysburg somewhere between
four and FIVE o'clock 10 tAe afternoon.
Gen. Hancock himself says in bis testi-
nony Il found that the ight was
practically over"
Bot Gen. o O Howard, 10 command
ol the Eleventh Corps. bad long before
reached The fe'd, and after looking
over The groabd, had seized apos Gem
etcfy Ridge. This wac between 10 AID
II AZ and jest hefore The death Of
5cn. Reyuolss From The moment OF
lie death, 10 The srtivL 81 Geo. Has T.
cock, zen Howard was in command.
AtAr n, our forces were ordered to
vithdrAw iron their advsaced position
CO Seminary Ridge and take positions
dee gns,ed BY Gen. Howard on the
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Up-HILL Work. Vixen man en-
Joys good health, he can Withstand any
amount of worry and vexatiou. But
when his physical powers are under
mined by disease, then it is that a
place in The race Of human life is decid.
eddy uphill t00rk. Health, therefore,
10 the greatest earthly good. OF all
diseases, those affecting the Kidneys
are the dispiritipg and dangerous.
HUNTS REMEDY, the Grea. Kidney
and Liver Medicine, is positive cure
for Kidney. Bladder, Urinary and Liv-
er Diseases. Remember the name,
HUNTS REMEDY
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size,75
cents.
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81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c, my
blood became him; | was dull aud mac
live could hardly craw about; was an
Old worn out man al over could get
nothing to help me, until got Hop
Bitters, and now | am boy again.
My blood and kidneys are all right,
and am as active as man Of 80, al
though ! am man Of 50, add have
no doubt il will do as well for others Of
my age. 1t Is worth a trial - (Father)
Sunday HercWy. fho
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The facilities for reaching Florida viii
he much improved the coming winter.
Nearly ali the steamer lluesh have new
.hips which will make quick passages
,etwoen Northern and Southern ports.
Sleeping cars will run through BY
he various r. Il. routes 10 Jacksonville
sithout change
The Savannah, Florida & Western
& X. sil complete the "cut of be
Seeu WAycross. Ga. aud Jacksonville
10 limo Tor the winter travel. This will
sedace ibe distance between Savannah
I'D Jacksonville nearly one hundred
aiius. asd as the Charleston and SsvAn
i.h 4 K has been re.laid with steel
nils the time from Northeru cities will
be much shortened
From New York to Jacksonville by
railroad about 80 hours, aud by steamer
about 65 hours
The Bay Lias" aud "old Denim.
ION" steamers will connect at Ports.
nou,b. Va. With through trains ior
Jacksonville.
The new steamer Isl. Johns" will
make two trips q week in connection
with the r. r. and the ". i. a Charles.
too, 8. s. Line. leaving CharIeson ia
the evening. reaching j Jacksonville next
morning aud Palalka 10 the afternoon.
The new steamer "FioridA" will make
two trips week 10 connection with the
X r. aud \. Y. & Savannah s. S.
Line. from Ssvapnah 10 Jacksonville
aud PalAikA by the Inside route"
The completion Of The Cincinnati
Southern X K. opens = new route from
that city 70 Florida. Time about 50
houls
Time from Chicago and St. Louis to
Jacksonville about ~ hours.
Time from Louisville 10 Jacksonville
Aboul 81 hour.
The ne~ railroad from Pernaadina I'd
Jacksonville will be completed soon,
ahd lrAiss will run IN connection with
steamboats, leaving savApBah every
evening aud reaching PcrnandinA nex,
morning Time from FeFnAadina Ia
jacksonville about ono hour.
Pas, steamboats, leave Jacksonville
daily gSandAys eIcep,edl running
thtouFh 20 PslaIkA 10 hOars. Morn.
Ing bosts reach PAlAtka 10 time for din.
net. Aitesnooa boats In nme for supper.
III oris 81 The Eqsiaox House
h4s esseA the Windsor Hotel, Jaek4or.
vllie, Florida, foS tern q years and
~lll ooBaoe, that hotel and Tie PrtaAm
House ~ Ps'AtsA. TIE Windsor wAa
haia ia ISIS. c5aistns 10 rooms aud
- pleasantly laeaiod frontihg o. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-10-14

Cesstsfy Ridge tie Fifsi Corps bs.
me ordered u scogpy o. tie lea q thc
BAlaauofe I'iks, sBd The Elereath CorFs
% ihs right. Il VS. daring he rcsrea,
thss Ger. Hx0coek cane spou tie hsld.
Whsh Haseock cane. 70 qeota iron
''MartIk Deeds q Peobsylvauia. ''ha
proceeded so pos, Tie troops. saoT'f'hg
sAe gesord dsF0nf,on of Hgnya.
TIE rnlh Is. il va happy precedence
that our troops were forced 10 with
draw irom the position west Of tbs
towb 10 the better position on Gene
terry RidEs So far a. aHy enc wan de-
lermibed where hey should be posted
Il wAs cot Gen. Hancock, bat Gen o
D. Howard Nay. Il was Gen Rey
Rolds apa Gcu. Buiord and Gen
Doubleday and Gen. Schara and Gen
Barlow aud Gen. sleiasehr as well
and not the man who came up FROM
Gen. Meade and oaly approved What
bad already been done. II those twen
~ thousand men in bloc bad not thus
CALAMITY witbstood the sixty thousand
10 gray. aud bad not fortified against
them The fret day. the second day
would have seen our whole army over
wbelmed.
But. at any rate. II Is said that Gen
Hsncook's opinion decided Gen. Meade
10 6ght at Gettysburg. After our
forces bad been arranged. Gen. Han.
cock seut back word to. Gen. Meade
The battle 10 ell quiet nov. think
we shaI! be ell right th night. Then
il can be better told what IL best to be
done Thmk toe can retire. II not ~
can d9At here aud the ground appears
Rot upfavorAble with good troops.
This dispatch was scot at ;25 ?. N.
Now / quote from Martial Deeds Of
Pennsylvania. . again; soon after
sending this note, Geo. Hancock turn
ed over the command to Gen Slocum,
who outraDked him, and returned 10
Tsrrytown. Before his arrival. Meade,
acting upon the information be had re
ceived. had decided 10 fight at Geffys-
burg" Gen. Hancock had been 10
commsnd from 4;sO to 5:25, and had
accepted generally the disposition Gen,
Howard had made. he now returns
10 Gen. Meade; but, before he reaches
him, Gen. Meade has determined 10
figbt al G sttysturg. Ats o'clock A
NJ, July 2, Gen. Meade, who had re
ceived messages direct from Gen. How
ard during the day, himself takes com
mand and goes with Gen. Howard &c
examine the psition Of the army. Turn
ing TO Gen. Howard, be says: "CAr
we hold this position 7" II am conf
dent Of it," was the reply. "Well, il
10 too late to leave il, and we did moi
leave il, until the men who are now
trying TO elect Gen. Hancock had turo
ed their faces homeward.
When Gen. Meade received tn,
thanks Of Congress, Senator Grimes, o
Iowa. made the following remarks
The man who selected the position
where the battle OF Gettysburg wal
fought was Gen. Howard. And TO hin
the country is indebted az much for th,
credit OF this victory as any other per
son. wish. therefore, to couple hi
name with that OF Gen. Meade 10 tn,
vote of tbanks." 1t was SO done AM
there, above oil the heat of passion, an'
the smoke OF political battle field, vii
the record remain. Gen. Hancock need
no laurels taken from the brow 0
Meade. the dead General, who tough
the last two days fight, nor the brow
Of the living General, whose name il
the synonym of Christian heroism.
I
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A inshtiul railroad secideLt occurred
10 Piasbufg Saturday evening. A train
loaded eth over 500 passengers while
standing 90 the track wss run Into ~
another tfaio aud large hsmber killed
and wounded Twsut-iour have died
tbus far Aad others may not recover.
/ be approaching train did not zee The
sigsal 70 stop OF slss, as one report
says. the signal was aos properly
displayed.
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Hosus Certificates.

It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending
to be made Of wonderful foreign roots,
barks, &c, and pulled up by long bogus
certificates of pretended miraculous
cures, but a simple, pure. effective
medicine, made OF well known valuable
remedies, that furnishes its own certi6-
Gates by its cures. We refer TO Hop
Bitters, the purest and best Of medi-
oines. See another column. -RerublS-
can. tho
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wiit ihiay rsgers stead have iAs sane
voiar a. Rstasd vita laree thosssnd.
saells toa sifptgly q Easlsh syrasuy
/ kn8w tAai oar snAi towns ny own
town " ai5 SETTER 90, cot saser, bet
te heaestaj. faf that pbieh bepeets the
state a. whole s-ugsis each pan 9
IT, Renewed blood 81 tie heart gircs
fresh sstenElh 20 each remote member.
Oue hunated members aud sessions
esoh year Is the feeling TIA, i gaining
ground. Voter. make yoar represents
tive know how yea feel 10 this matter
No busiaoss Is tfansheled the 6rst
wcok--osly play Let you who intend
70 be moabefs remember that he frss
week Is the veek 10 bring your wives
~. Thea occurs that which can inter
eat their curious and inqaisitive "a
lures The inaugural ceremonies, shd
parade o. troops, and the reception
Afterwards Il is al doll aud common
place Remember ibis, youug man,
and rcmemberou thing more, don EN-
gage your quarters ahead. Montpelier
is competed q large collection Of
houseS and inhabitants who subsist
upon the creduity Of the legislature.
The lowest prices and the best quarters
are reserved for The favored few, who
make no engagements, at least Tor the
frst week Many a fellow so soon il
ready to despsir from disgust.
More anon.
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Why the south Is Solid for
Hancock.

C8rnBta emAg Lnr AHn jAeEsgs
s8eIn - wnnE THrY sL4yE THESE
4RE THE SAME PRINCIPLES F0h
WITCH THEY FOUGHT Fog
Our YEARS AEnEsErn TnE ses
Tao f5rasb faEyH THuh l8rK sEooD os
g.G1li . asti ASP 20 s0r antSpos
anx xga RrHrHrm THAT rroS Yors
70 nrrrsns fHn srsctss ~ rar DEn.
0cnAstc rlcnrG. Wade Hampton, 81 The
nseiiug 70 the insefest Of Democrats
bsFmoay In FirgiaiA, al s,aOuton. JAY
10Th
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Mrs. LYDIA E. PisKHAM, 235 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquir-
ing an enviable reputation for the sur
prising cures which daily result from the
use of her VEGETABLE COMPOUND In
female diseases. Send to Der for psmph-
lets. q
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HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD
CHERRY always on hand. il cures coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, WhoopiDg Cough,
Croop, Infuenza, Consumption, and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. SO cents
and : per bottle. l6ly
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Keep IN the stable and always at hand
HENRY & JoHssoN's AREIcA AND On
LINIMEET, as IL ia the best remedy for
Hurts, Bruises, Strains, &c.
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The fact that many Of the most valus-
chance rather Than Of design or. coulem.
plation. is again illustrated in DAYS AfD'
NEY PAD.
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DIR. BAxTER's MANDRAKE BITrERs are
a superior combination OF Banks. Roofs,
aud Herbs not obtained by any other
manufacturers of Bitters
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'lg psrt Ths pstssm Hsuss kas
boss fesessly es'afrc5
Tht Aatss hceammodalians 81 Flanss
hsss h.sea very uash iuFruFed Sufsr
he gasl svs yeAr and Sautbsra trarsl
d csntt&suy decreasing
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For Coughs Colds, Group, Asthma, and
ali Lung Affections, use Downs ELIXIR,
which has stood the test of Fifty years,
and has not been found wanting.
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j. DAVIS Sc SON .
MANUFACTURERS on AID DEALERS IN
STOVE, TIN { COPPER WARE,
GLASS WARE, WOODEN
WARE, Szc.

No. s wood cook stoves without reser-
voir,
No. 5 wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No. s second hand wood cook stoves
No. wood cook stoves without reser.
voir,
No. Q wood cook stoves with reservoir,
No, . second hand wood cook stoves
No. coal burning cook stoves without
reservoir,
No. coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No. second hand coal burning cook
stoves,
Ne. coal burning cook stoves without
reservoir,
No. coal burning cook stoves with
reservoir,
No. 9 second hand coal burning cook
stoves.
New parlor wood stoves,
New parlor wood cook stoves,
Second hand parlor wood stoves.
New parlor coal stoves.
New parlor coal cook stoves,
Second hand parlor coal stoves.
We can sell you small box stoves,
We can sell you large box stoves,
We team sell you second hand box
stoves
We can sell you stoves 70; cash,
We can sell you stoves on time,
We want oil the good interest bearing
notes we can get.
We cannot afford to give away stoves
We connot AFFORD to DO cheated out oI
stoves.
We do not want any slow notes that
cannot be collected.
II you want TO buy stove,
II you want 10 cell stove,
II yeu want TO trade stoves,
| GALL UPON
J. DAVIS q SON,
Manchester Depot, Vermont
I
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LATEST.

A despatch from Indianapolis, $50
.. m, gives returns from 400 precincts
with net Republican gain Of 3sA2.
Returns TO 4 p. m, indicate that Ohio
has 20, 600 Republican majority and Is
out OF 20 congressman; that Indiana
gives the Republicans 1000 majority
and Republican Legislature.
The New York Herald says it 10 a
Republican sweep, aud the loss Of Ohio
and Indiana decides the contest in
favor OF the Republican President, 1be
World rays the returns are iragmen-
tary and unsatisfactory. The Times
and Tribune cal II great victory.
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! TOFIEF WI U FIFNF1tFta't a = ~ IT y
" e4ayK - YEInopT Distract Of hAneb6Eisf,ss.
Ala Probate Ccuft, held A. Manchester watAla
asA fer skid district on tbs 1tth day " hspssH.
bsr, A. D.. 1850
pres 4 u %. EGrhsy II afd Juegs.
The Administer, isaao BsEF5ss,, o. he Estais
u gohe 81 PbliEmy. late II Dorset IN ssld
District, DECEASED, proposing 10 render al 80.
eDult u bis administrator % said estate 70
erdefsa ~ sald Court that ssid keeoest be 81.
kEuined iof sflossbfs Al 3 session shsFetf is te
held Il tbs Probate Ontna 10 Manchester In sad
Disi4let on be Y7th Day II GctoisrA lsp,
a. i1 cieek g. "a An6 that I0lsle Be g.ysa 20 al
pefs8us inieres led - tke spi arAa84 u thin o.
asf IL he Aarohsstfr gquksAL = EeyFpspsr
printed At FAla Nabs hester. lhree wfess saeeens
siyely, presi9us u skid ,4as Of bearing.
true hteaFa
Attest. BAhNKY HOWARD. ysd9s.
irue espy n Record,
roe Lian. hAhsEr HOWARD. Jncgs.
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PERu.
The careworn and ovtrworked I'm
eop tort aud sifeng 90 IN Mali Bitlefs.


Cool. calming amt conducive to health
Wheat Bitters.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Ohio Republican by
10000 Majority !
Republican gains In
INDIANA Y!
Both parties claim the State
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

Klee,ioas occurred Tuesday 10 West
Yrsiuia. IndianA aud Ohio. The re-
iaru. irom West Virginia are somewhat
measfe bot as lar as received show
Republican gaihs, bu. not enough to
carry ibe state.
10 Indians aud Ohio = very heavy
vote Gas east snd both parties hAve
dope their very best to carry them. In
the former state returns up to l2
o'clock to-day, Wednesday y, had been
received from 500 precincts, about one.
lourlh Of The vote Of The state, aud
these showed q net Republican gain Of
1882 II ibis ratio Of gain 10 kept up
10 the remainder Of the state il will give
the state 10 The Republicans by 5000
majority.
Returbs from Ohio show that the
State has gone Republican by from
twenty 10 twenty Eve thousand major
ily. The Republicans claim gain OF
Eve congressman in Ohio aud two in
Indiana. The result is better than
Republicans, generally. expected aud
shows that, with hard work. Garfield is
sure OF the election.
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chester Com missiobers, 10 receive. oxAnine aud
adjust al claims End dsmApds Of all psrAons
sgainst the stiaie Of
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