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Have you Eyer

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do you not fluid their possossor enjoy
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Mr.. Horace Seville, OF Altoona, Pa,
says: My wife and | are upward OF
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TO CONSUME TINES.

The advertiser having been permanent!
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simple remedy, Is anxious to make known t.
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WIN iesire 1t. he will send Il copy Of the pre-
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feb .2SS2-ly.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
from NERVOUS DRniLiry PREMATURE DECAY
and all the effects Of youthful indscrctiOn,
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plIN u OGDEN, q Cedar, ST., New York.
feb. " SLY. 49,
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W. r. Jones aud Bill Miller, col ,
were hanged at Aberdeen, Miss, FRI
day for the murder Of the Walker
brothers last November.
Three Indian Scouts, Devel Shot,
Dandy Jim and Skippv were hanged
at IT. Apache. Ariz., Friday for MUIR
der. ta.f
Valentine Koeher shot and killed
Jno, johnson at Grapd Rapids, Mich,
because he refused to set up drinks.
Jas. Chambers ,ongieneer, and Hen
ry Petry, fireman were killed by a
railroad accident at Osdensburg N.
Y.
DR.. A. j.. Wexford. Of MempLi,
heard some one trying to op'n his
back door and thinking it was bu;-
glar fired. through the door kill rs
a nurse who belonged in the family.
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Health, hope and happiness are re-
stored by the use of Lydia E. Pinkam' 5
Vegetable Compound. 1t is positive
cure for all those diseases from which
women suffer so much. Send to Mrs.
Lydia Il. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass for pamphlets.
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Permit no Substitution,

Insist upon obtaining Floreston
Cologne. II is pre-eminently supe'
rior IN permapence audrich delicacy
Of fragrance.
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Shiloll's Catarrh Remedy--a posi-
tive cure Tor Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. For sale by Gish n
Garner
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ralons, also to observation-disclosures. Rstab-
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TNT CMT0D 10 a'hlrrss EDISON BROS.
LIN WIN IUNN Attorneys Mt Law ard
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I'D. @. Urner was iouud dead in his
room at Cincinnati, having sulcilcd,
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.T.ll tho stars arc old.

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GOLD 4: q I. y. Y. 7:
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Time Table In cScc, Jnne 2srl. ,ssl.

tiosc connrrfIon ~ WORTHWHILE rrr an rnint>
East nnd West The shortest. quickest and
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all Eastern points. ~ Owcnshorn Junciion
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lsalrua,l; at Louisville viii, 1. q. n l.. Rail.
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steamers for Cincinnati ami tho North AMI
East; j.. ". n !. rnii,u,ui for imi.annr oii-.
chicago aud tho Northwest; q. 6 ~. railroa,l
forSt Louis anil the West.
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Gent Passenger Agent, Eiizabclhtown, Kr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

W. ". sAsiion. vsll tnoss writer oi
"knielefbcciet days Epes Sargent,
sEcshcr veisr.a ~ Amcncaa iiiersiatsi
Fnncls A puTissge Il Shsliun Mafien.
aae y. & Holland. William Ross Wallace
& r. " do. John O. falifsy, thc New
Eagisnd historian. Isaac / Hayes. sgd.
nsy iAnier, tie southern poet; i. "a Nor.
gan And q publishers ADD booksellers
lhe mortasry record q tha yaaI iaoludcs
the names q Fletcher Z, Hairer. u HAr-
per A ca John A. Appletou. Of Appleton
4 Co. sad William sabin
Among the artists. Thomas u. Jones
George Curtis; Richsrd NJ siaisg. I'd.
ward X Tha1icT, John Quidor Nathaniel
Jo~Sei,n, Thomas Bcsls, Mrs Sophia I.
D.rrah: Thomas H. Gould: and Edward
u. Caste have passed away.
The list also includes The H.mes Of T. Il,
Morgsn and H. !. Durani. philanthropists;
George Law and Thomas A. Scott. business
meni Stephen \ s,ockwsll and John W.
forney, journalists; aud II, +. Tappan,
Leonard Bacon and 4. 0 Haven, diyines.
- Bsaf,eqioa FTse Prost
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

The trial OF Guiteuu is drawing To 4
close and will be given to the jury next
week. The lawyers have already discuss
cd the law points before the Judge aud lit
has indicated that his ruling will he il
favor Of the prosecution Uu nearly all Tia,
points involved liz expressed the con.
viction that English authority was decided
" III favor OF jurisdiction where the blow
had taken place, and in this country there
was strong array OF authority in the same
direction The place Of death was imma'
terial; consequently. it would be improper
TO grant the thirteenth instruction prayed
for by defense, because the ofiense charged
might I've tried and conviction might fol-
lowed under these counts OF the indict
ment which hvcrred death to have occur.
red IN the District Of Columbia For the
same reason the fourteenth instruction,
relating to jurisdiction, had to be denied
II the jury find the defendant committed
the act charged aud at the same time
tntfcol knew what lie WAS uoiHp, hhu tnh'
what he was doing was contrary to the
law of the land, it constitutes no excuse,
even if it is true, that when he committed
the act lac really believed he was produc
ing great public benefit aud that the
death OF the President was required for the
good Of the American people. Nor would
such excuse be,aforded by the fact that in
the commission Of the act he was con.
trolled by depraveI moral sense, wheth.
or inn H. or acquired, or by evil passions
or in difference IA moral obligations. and
even il the Jury ind the defendant, as a
result OF his own reasoning aud reflection,
arrive at the determination to kill the
Prrsi, lent, As a further result OF his reason
ing NJ id reflection believe his SAID pnr.
pose was approved, or suggested, or iu.
spired. by this Deity, snch belief would af'
ford 10 excuse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Death was busy the past year and the
list of his victories contains many eminent
nanes. First and foremost is that OF
James Abram GARFIELD. President OF the
United States; shot JnIyi2i, died Sept. 10.
Abroad the list is beaded with the names
OF the Gar Alexander H. and Benjamin
Disrseli, Earl OF BeacDDsiield Among
our public men Who have passed away du.
ring the year we note the names OF Nathan
Clifford, Senior associate Justice OF the Sn-
preme Court OF the United States; Gener.
81 James Wilson. nieinisr Of Congress
from New Hampshire; Henry y Lane,
who had b,su a United States Senator aud
Governor II tn,lians; Hendrick u. Wright
"a prominent Democratic leader and who
had l~en y member Of Congress. from Penn.
sylyenis; Cove salisbury. formerly Cover
nor uf Delexar.; Or,ils IL. Browning,
iormerl, Selstor for Illinois aud Secre.
,sry Of the iaisrior; George Gilman Fogg
Who bad lsea American Minister 10 Switz-
.iland. and member of the United States
Seuate from New Hampshire; Matthew IL.
Carpenter lH.Inler OF the United States
Senate IRON Miscousiu; Fernando Wood,
member OF the House OF Representatives
from New York; o. 5. Seymour, who had
i,ecu a member OF Congress. aud Chief
Justice Of Connecticnt's snpreine Court;
Henry stansbary, United States Attorney.
, General. under President johnson. Rob
ert 5. Hale Of New York: Joseph Lane.
who had been member Of the Senate
from Oregon. aud who Sas the Secession
candidate for the Vice Presidency 10 1850.
Among the dead soldiers Of the year are
Geu Ambrose l. Burnside; MAlor-Gener-
i Iiober, Paterson; MAior-Genersl Judson
Fitzpatrick; General g. Rainos Of the Con
fedsrA,a service; Gen John G, Pemherton
ho sarfen lct.ei 10 Gen. Graui At Nicls
borg. Jaly ish ls6i. Brsr,i Major Gsaer-
Al Encry Upton. I. > A
oi literary men slse fallOSing have gose
10 their resi Alirri u Street. the poet;
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A dispatch brings the report that NJ
homes new bill, which will be introduc, 4
In the Virginia legislature in few day
viii propose that - VEST Virginia con
pfises one third Of the original state =
Virginia. she shall assume one third OF the
total debt. including the interest account.
The proper delta OF Virginia is placed Al
s9l 900. 900. Of which 81, ooo,ocois interest
pat due The ball provides for the regn'
lsrpaymeu, Of in,er~s, on this debt Sen
aiof Msbone asserts ibs; there Is not :
ceni 81 iepuaistiop in the bill, and whea
the debt statement IL made public In de-
tail no banker OF accountant in the eoan
try will call il anything but honest all
iafr.
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The Graphies Washington Special say
Dr. Bliss has returned from New York,
where he consulted the other ply siciAus
OF the late president relative TO fees. " is
said that DIR. Bliss has taken charge OF tie
claims OF all the ph ysicians. and will pre-.
sent them TO the congressional committee.
L. is understood that he will ask for him.
sei $50. 900, for Drs. Agncw and Hamil.
ton SIS. 600 each, for Dr. Reyburn. So. 900,
aud for DIR. Boynton and Mrs Edison,
$1,000, II is understood from DR.. Bliss
that the Pennsylvania railroad company
has refused to take anything and the state
Of Ohio win pay some other expenses TO
the amount OF $780, 900. II is expected
ths, the proposition TO pay DR.. Boynton
only 81, 900 will cause . commotion.
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The AcsiA ~ Chsrf Jaiiee pisrtsoin
t'ai piaos Il hii hosas la Netsenno. "a,
nnirf a'tenoaa att "a Judge I'irfpoin
sas bssfs IN istehheld. CoHB.. oa sepiem
tsIIo lsfG ani na $500. ~ has l.ceI
'istsel, and sss oonss iaoatly in his 7Cil
year lie wss .as Tho youugost soG In
family II seven sont ADD tso dausAiors
OHa u his hudbous. the late Judge Rob
go i,clPo,ui 81 ihis plsce. u remembered
/ ~ Uaf oiaa rn.iera he va th- sobiol
ladR" 81 Tire oircHn ruuft ~ tais Stats
'innl lho establishment II iiat tribunal. ia
z ls'1, a. lao, aui nas she father a! tie
hsseA aisl NJ Evgl,a ritrpipt II HUT
laid t"nf either oi the late chief Jus
slss is'osAsfs seltle.l 10 tl,e losas q
Richmond and Bloomfield. Ontsrio couniy'
Nf~ loik, aud one Of these u s,ill living.
The either u tl,r se,ru r.sided az tile old
homestead ia Iilehhrll iill his acath.
ia 1915 John fisrpo,at came 10 Rutland
apa catend ihu family II Lls brother, the
lsiu Iadga vho n-siled u, the louse No
II West trsi. naa occupied las the
NiS ~ ig.elpl Hfrs he remained TAN
/ bal received rs education ai,d was
,1tAsf' :, 81 ershr npon q lac study OF law.
Ito ibea rciarls,l l., his birth place. aud
pnnued course 10 the Law school ci
Judge Gould, About 1875 Mr. Pierpoint
began tho rseiice 81 his profession IN the
village OF riiislord, this county. where he
continued till his removal 10 vorgeunes 10
1892, While ia Piiisiorl Mr.. Pierpoint
made many warm friends. among his init.
mates teing Rev Willard Chill, pastor 0.
the Congregational church Of that village
from 1877 10 TO lsil anil man ~ consider.
able Mole in his day
Mr. fierpoint mnfried aiilaagh.er OF
Gen Willie Lawrence. promin~ni ,nsiehapt
Of Neigennes. Mrs, p,erpo,n, Is a . 90,
Of Judge Lawrence OF lliiaols,
The facts relative 10 Jalye
later wears have slssa4y b@ - Ia
the State House oiReyse~ o,a,;ra. n ts.l
and IN the Ssssse ir m ,s55 10 1857 a,
The last VI sAoscy .d.osa,
justice OF the Supreme
- Il years later succeeded tC
OF chief justice, which h'
filled to end OF his life.
pierpoint leaves a widow, n SOL
.wo daughters The son is in bust
- in Chicago, one Of the daughters Is
married aud lives in the same city, whil'
the other daughter il unmarried. An
other SON "f the Judge, Ayelyn, died some
years ago ia Chicago, where he had gain
ed brilliant reputation as a lawyer. =
RBti,gsd H7aid and Globe.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JunN q, WALkGk Ettaft.
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Cour, for the district Of Ma.
chester, Com rnissioners, TO receive, ssxmlne and
sdiasi all claims and demands u all persons
against the estate Of
John @. walker, late Of Manchester,
deceAssd, and al claims sibib.
ted 10 ofse, thefetn. hereby Eivs notice that us
vii meet 4 the purposes Aforesaid, Of the late
rssidsnoe OF the deceased in ssid Manchester
on the SOth day a. Jane nett from
o'eloek ,. unsist O'clock ,. n, 90 ssid DAY,
and tina, siX months from The sob day Of Der.
., D d. issi ia The tim limited by raid Court iof
.sla creditors 10 prossbt their cisifDs 20 rs for
examinations ADD Allowance.
Dated AZ Manchester, this seib day q Dec,
A. o., iksi.
MALCOLM cAsfIELD. Conn.
Nss 0I0. q. BUTTON,
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DICHARD MoNAMARA'S FsrArg,

ASRrirg on yrnsosT, District Of bsreb'siuss
Ats Probate Court held at hancL.si.r, vHtis
md Tor said district on the 26th day Of December
A. D 1881
Present the Hon. Hspney Howard, Judge.
The Administrator, Geo ". Fsry ell on She ".
tate Of Richard hehsmars late u Dsrsss IL
said District deceased, proposiDg TO tssdsr IN
account Of his admin istTsuon or said estate, Il
10 ordered by ssid Court that raid Sceouut 10
examined for Allowance at . session the cot
10 be held At the Probate ONCE In Manchester
on The 25th day Of January, a. D. 1874. for
hssilng and deeision and that notes BE- si,ents
all persons iptsrssted by the Publication VI iLis
order IA The hsnebestsr JoussAL, nsssyalr
printed st ssid Manchester. thiss ss.ts suoess.
sissiy, previous 10 said time u hssfisg.
true Bee I'd.
Attest, HAkNpY HOWARD, Judge.
A,rue copy ~ Record,
ss.w Attest. EANNEY HOWARD, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Bismsrk is becoming more unreasonable
as be approaches the close Of his career.
The Emperors recent address to the
Reichssag and the rescript countersignel
by tho Chancellor and addressed to the
rrussian Ministry eyince sheer contemp,
q Parliamentary institutions and Response
Die administration. The rescript "a curt
reminder to the Ministers thai they mus.
not deceive themselves With thu mid
summer madness that they, and nei tho
King, are responsible for the policy d y
Government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

1, u said that many thousands -.
" public lard In Minnesota hay
Gated for purely speculative r,nos.. ~
der the law which allows % 4. !.
ken ooly foe actual scati' ,.men, u i sa;d
'i'a, ''se f4o'is'ooS' :" he law have been
utterly ignored. snJ il is reported thu, N,
crews % ses~'sD -nding at Duluth from
vle bake have b ,cn used to locate claims
IN when no'mprovements have heen made
and on the border adjoining the dominion
the land Is being taken by persons not cit
'hena Of the United States. Aspecial agent
W. soon be sent 10 Minnesota TO inyesti-
gate; the working force OF tho land Office
is inadequate TO prevent the frauds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

Have you found the key to perfec,
health and strength? 1t is Kidney. Wort
the only remedy that overcomes at once
tho inaction of the kidneys and bowels. |,
purifes the blood by cleansing the system
of foul humors and. by giving strength to
the liver, kidneys and bowels to perform
their regular functions. See displayed
advertisement. 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

SKILL ~ THE WoRgsHIp To do good
work the mechanic must have good health
II long hours OF confinement in close
rooms have enfeebled his hand or dimmed
his sight, let him at once, and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty OF
Hop Bitters His system will be rejuven
sted, his nerves strengthened, his nerves
sirengthenen, his sight become clear. and
Ills whole constitution be built mp TO 0
better working condition.
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JOSEPH II. UTLEY's FsrArr.

tram oy ysksosr. District u MAJ ebssisr,,s
Al Probate Court held al Manchester viiLiB
and for the said District, On the 18Th day ~
December, A. D., issi
Present. Hon. hsEBsy Howard Judge.
An Instrument IN writing purportns 70 10 The
lac, VIII aud 1esiimtnt u JostIL II. Itfy,
late Of Peru, In raid district, dsees.d. being
presented BY MGy A. ttl.y, The kIseninI
therein named, Tor Probate, {, 10 ordered BY said
all pefs0ne concerned therein ba notified IL
sppssr At a session thereof. 20 Gs Ls.d ~ The
Probate once In Manchester 10 raid dis
triot, on the 25ih day d January, A. D. lss7, ~
10 O'Clock IN she forenoon, snd shop esUss. sny
they Iase, sgainsi ihs pftbsi. Of rid MAJ ia
sl,leh puIpose II 10 further ofdsIf, nat tile
order, !. published three sefis snee,Dissk in
the Manchester JotBsAL. nssspsl,r printed
81 Manchester 10 iLis state. prtFiops "a fsid
time ~ hearing,
By the Court
sss Attest, gAssEY HOWARD, JBeis.
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HENRY FARWELL'S T.rAlr

t-iTE OF VKhNOsT, Ulstfici Of Nancbtsis1 -
At Probate Court, held At Manchester. willis
aud Tor ,aid disiriei on the 2Gib day Of Does inter
A. D., 1881
Prstcnt Hon. linney Bs~sid Judge,
The Administer. Geo W. YsIvsli, 81 We
R.i,te Of H.niy fsisell, late of Dorset, 10 SID
District, deotassd. fropo.ins 10 render - 49,
couht Of bis sdainisiistitI - said ssAis, II >.
ordeUd by snid Court that said soesustbs ~.
smined for allowance st y session thsfsof 30 W
held II the Probate Once IN Manchester IL alt
District on the 25b day u Jspusry A y iss2,
Al 10 o'clock a. m snd thst ouce b. gwen tosll
persons intsre,ted by the publication Of this o.
der In the Manchester JouasAL, newspaper
printed at ssid Manchester, three wseks sneess.
lively. previous 10 raid time u hearing,
true Record
ssss Attest. RANSRY HOWARD. judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

7. II. DraSe, Esq, Detroit, nichL, suf.
fered beyond all description from skin
disease, winch appeared ON his hands,
hcld aud face, and nearly destroyed his
eyeS. The most careful doctor1ng failed
v, help him, and after all had failed he
used the Cutucura Rcsolvent (l,lood puri-
fer internally, Cnticura aud Cuticura
Soap the great skin cures externally. and
was cured, and has remained perfectly
well to this day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-12

IA amendment 10 the constitution OF the
uuiied States has bsoa proposed which, If
siopted, will pressai Congress from pas.
sing local Or special bills. II prescribes
thai 'ihsSegsaaiive power Of the United
States is lluitoi 10 the enactment Of laws
general IA their application and effect to
sill seet.ous and persons within the Juris'
diciioa Of this constitution. All laws. pri-
waite Or special ensetments, hereby pro
hllAta.I. shAll DO null and void.