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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

ws. ~ Tysris ssys' III this 10 10 b.
. .hi,s mans govsrsmsnt let the repre-
sesssiss bs 90 The basis Of white men,
slirh remark 10 about ~ n~sr plumb -
sny We have read lately. and il is one that
ssaiAern people .ill do we'll TO ponder
ever. for 10 that sr,rsms.y Il musi GONE
snd that before great While
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND GUS

For the purpose u closing our mercantile
business, on and after Monday, October -, 1854
We shall sell goods for ready pay only. Whit
we feel deeply grateful and would most hearth !
thank the public for extending 10 us tho liberia
patronage that they have done flor 20 mani
years, we feel II necessary On account OF htAlt
and other business interests to close up thiI
branch.
During the necessary time occupied TO ID
this, wo shall endeayor TO soil goods 10 low FOL
strict cash, that we think every one will feel -
isfed that they cannot Afford TO ASK for credit |
We would also request all parties agAinsI
whom We have open accounts TO call without id
lay and satisfactorily adjust the same.
Arlington, w., Eept. 2lth, 1884.
203m JUDsOk A DEMING.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Secretary MeCulloch. in bis review Of
cur finances, says that in nineteen years .
delft Of 81. asa. 93G, Dol SO has been reduced
10 81 .i0s. 49,, 94s 60, aud An annual inter.
e.t changed from sl50.977, C97 81 TO S47,.
323.S3l 10, while the rate Of interest has
fallen ffcm 6 "a per cent to "a per cent.
Aad yet the Democrats claim that We have
hrn rnn by gang Of thieves and cry Turn
he issesls outl' What contrast 10 the
financial condition OF the country under
The last Democratic administration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Tie Pnwldssi 10 hs message rsssm.
msrsA that Csagrsss srsss . psssiss 81
81. 90 10 0ss. opst. Ia visv Of bis rseess
Epsssisl iossss. A ball 10 this eject v1
ilireasc*d into sbs senate but u TIE
ssqsesl Of 6en. 0nst vas viihdrsvs
Ne ssys hs would mel accept psIsisn
ssasf sny eisegnsiaacss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

we sscoai the protest Of the Express, :
Rep says The Buffalo Courier Dem. J
"agsins, the absurd proposition to make
an Inauguration procession by sandwich.
ing together Ls,talisas Of Union and
Rebel ysiersbs Webosr no malice against
The Rebel soldiers. for 10 better or Drawer
men ever irod battle field: bet they
fought iH bad cause and were happily
beaten, To day they are law.sbillng and.
90 doubt not. patriotic citizens, asd 10
thai capacity il is proper that they should
take part ia the Inauguration Of the nsv
President sad hsys fall share 10 the gov.
uamsat Of The eousiry; bat they should
ncs receive Official recognition ~ Rebels
Ia the pages u history aud 10 romsIos
and poetry the Relsis may claim some
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MARY CADORETS EsrArr.

- HrArs or VERMONT District Of Manchester %
In Probate Court held II Manchester, within
and for said District on the ist day OF Decsm.
Der, A. D. 1884.
The Administrator on the estate Of Mary
Csdoret, late Of Manchester. IN sAid District de-
ceased proposed 70 render an account Of HE Nd
ministratIoa % the estate u the said deceased.
whsssupcn u w. ordered That sah account
to he held al the Probate Once 10 Nsnehts-
ter 10 raid District On the 3oik day of
December 1854. and that notice thereof
be given 10 ell persons interested by the
prbliesiion hereof three vests successfully In
ihe Manchester yorHsAi- . nevspsp,r printed
u said Manchester, prsvisas 10 tho zine 90
re LovELAsD MussoS, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

As ONE HAVING USED Ely's Cream Balm
I wosld say II Is worth its weight in gold
as cure for Catsrrh. Ose bottle cured
me. s. A. Lowell. Franklin, Pa. lsss sd-
vsrtissmsnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Al ssndgAis, Nov, ts.h, Glars, eldest 10 ssh.
ter " neasen snA kllss hsnties, s8sd years
meeths sna 10 dare
she vas Lovely child, . general fsvcr,,s and
the light tsa Joy ~ her home. slse ~ The hems
% her ksadpafents over ~hscA her afAth has
cAst shaae of gloom Their can only lres her|
yond the seii sna hope 10 lsin her on shs golden
shore.
10 Jssas arms smeeg the hIess
Clara rew steth sveetly tesL
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Before Vennor died he had completed
the manuscript Of his almanac for 1885,
which has just been issued from the press.
In his general forecast he says we are in
moist period" which will continue for
two years, extending over the Northern
and Middle States and Canada. Tho fall
Of 1884 he predicted would be very open,
with q mild, unsettled winter, to follow
with great falls OF rain aud snow. He
also predicted an unusually green Christ
mas and mild New Year. As far as
Eastern Canada is concerned. the forecasts
of the dead prophet have been fulfilled
almost to letter. The country is dssti.
tuts OF snow, and the rivers are free from
ice, with mild, rainy weather.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

SonE REMARKABLE CURES OF deafness are
recorded Of DR.. Thomas Eclsctric Oil
Never fails To cure esraohe,
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sesss ~ prss.dsst Hsssy Clay ssA Dss-
ssl Webster 10th Jailed. The former 10 tAs
slscissn and the latter ala ses even ges .
sonsssiios. 10 leng career 10 Csssrsss
The, vsv CITES srsusLi isto sstaxcsisn
with the leaders 81 their evs party. aad
lsalsssses sross which eould not BE- 'srscs-
ies, n Blslss bad not 90 csriasa eocas-
ion called Nj CorlIiss turkey sobhlsr,
BE- ~ isht bare been elected. The stalvsrs
rsreli 10 onsias e0sssy. Conkhss's bens.
VA .ass about sssugh TO iurr the scale
AT The tins Blame made use Of the
10 other vonld lave ds1s the
s1t,ss. justice, but be had better have
kept siiil.
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History shows that u ia very difieuli
ras,,ss fer bfilIssri sEsrss'ic man who
has besa useL is publis life 70 set eIsesi
81 10 high o6ses. and especially 10 The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Flies, reaches, ants, bcd-bugs. rats,
mice, gophsrs, ehipmunks. cleared out by
Rough on Rats. l5c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Military power attends close upon civil
authority in Kentucky. AtA term Of court
new in session In Lstshsr county . man
was to b tried for murder. The case was
sst for Wednesday. last week. Being ont
o. bail. the accused came into town with
his friends. all determined that he should
not b punished. On the day Of trial the
prisoner and numerous escort marched
into the court house carrying a doabls-
barrslsd shotgun and belt full Of rsvolv-
srs. followed by > score Of his friends
armed to the teeth. These we're almost
Immediately followed by another crowd Of
the same size, all carrying shot.guns and
pistols. The latter company vas compos-
Cd Of friends Of the victim, who sncamped
ON bluff overlooking and commanding
the town. Meantime third band, GEN.
posed Of citizens, who thought that the
law should be allowed to take ito course
and the peace preserved, armed themselves
and went on duty to stay until after the
court had adjourned. The bands. COM
posed Of friends OF the murdered man and
Of those lof his murderer, are watching
each other closely, enc to keep the other
in town, and the other to keep their foes
out, while the citizens band stands ready
to attempt to clean out the entire party
when the trouble begins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

One hundred and thirty-seyen Of the
leading citizens Of st. Adams addressed .
letter to Chief Justice Royce last week,
congratalating him on his late vindieation.
both by jury trial and by reelection by the
legislature, and inviting him to public
dinner in his honor at the Welden Mouse.
Judge Royce replied, thanking his fellow
tswnsmsn for their expression Of conf
dence and good will, but declining the
dinner because he chooses to avoid even
the appearance Of evil by accepting such =
compliment from the people Of his judi
cial district, whose oaasss he is most like
ly to be called upon to try.
Mrs. Gideon Heath, an old lady Of about
IS, who lived on the back road about seven
niles from Bradford village. was found
dead in small pool OF water . few rods
rsn her house. She was lying on her
back 10 about three inches Of water, with
an old shawl tied tightly over her face
and an old Aapdkerc hief around her arms
~ thsugk they had just been bound. DIR.
Fred Fletcher was at once summoned aud
thorough examinations were made, but
nothing wrong could be discovered. The
people we're much excited, hut after the
examination ofthe doctors the belief seems
to be gaining ground that IT was case
Of suicide. Her husband died jast one
week ago.
A great sensation was caused whes
The court at Middlebury discharged Mrs.
Marian CatliD, charged with poisoning
her husband at Goshen last December.
counsel had just made 40
application for an order from the court
that costs Of respondents defence
DO paid by the State. when the Hon. 4. j.
Ormskee Of Brandon, enc Of the attorneys
Tor the prosecution, rose and requested
hat the court order the prisoner dis.
Dhargsd. Mr.. Ormsbse stated that counsel
Ior the state had thoroughly siftsd the evil |
lsnco against the respondent and had come
% the cosclssisn that 1t would 10 impos-
'ibls 10 secure conviction. The court
therefore ordered Mrs. Catlin's discharge.
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8 Per Cent. Investments

Western Farm Mortgages, Interest Semi an
nual, security three 10 III times amount Of loan
Interest and principal collected free Of charge
Guaranteed. Also few Eastern Mortgages AM
Railroad Bonds. Call II you have money 10 IL
Al 0. v. Thompson Sons Insurance Once, OF
Thursdays. At Granville, N. r., or address
SMITH HIILIARD,
Esst Rupert. W.
References given upon application. aos d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-11

Sixtsss States voted Tor governor In the
late slsctiss. and 10 Ill except Connecticut
. shsies vas effected. Governor Waller.
Democrat. Of tAsi Stats. received plur.
rality over Henry d. Harrison. Rspubli.
oss. but failing Of majority. the latter
will bs elected 10 Jasuary by The lseisla.
tsrs, which i strsnsi, Republican. In
the other States the rssurls shsw The fol-
Loving 10 have bssa elected: ColsrsAs.
Besj. \. Eaton; Illissis. Richard J. Oglss.
BY; Kassas, John A. Merton; MassasAu-
sssts, George ID. Robinson; Mishigas,
Russell A. Alssr; Nebraska, James W.
Dawes; New Hampshire. Moody Currier;
wiseonsis, Jeremiah N. Rush. all Rspub-
licans; Flsrias. +. A. Perry; Indiana, !. p.
Gray; Missouri. John S. Marnaduke;
North Carolina, Alfred N, Scales; South
Hssh s. Thompson; Tennessee,
William B. Bate; Texas, John Ireland. all
Democratic. Messrs. Thompson, Dawes.
Rsbinsos. Bate, ireland, and Rusk are
aov governors Of their respective states,
and are reelected.
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osarses v oppose asd dsssucs this nsus.
tsbaak. vhea hs ~ 81 The height Of hss
popularity and power aad shcsld AFFECT
viii jsst sspss u humiliation eli those
vhe vsss rsspsasihis for giving this
unnitieaasl fraud the currency asd the
credit asd ths great power for evil. which
hs LAs fatally exercised. Netbing bat
deserved contempt awaits hin fer The rsss
Of his liia His fsturs rsaiaescs in kas.
80 will b. enc Of the desPest ebseuriiy.
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gbfManfbfstfr Journal

DIX srxosDs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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THURSDAY. DC. II. 1854.
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VNvANTED. = General, Special and iocA
w agents Ia Vermont for the most populA :
life nsufaca company In New England lie At
traclive system il easy 10 work, profitable \
the agent. and is superseding ether forms Of
life insurance. Address with references a. ID
ability, etc, superintendent, L. 0 boz sol
Hartford, Conn,
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nor SALE a horse, also a large quantity o.
L. beans not picked over,
Apply At Al. II. Woostef's.
CHARLEsF STEEL
Manchester, ", Nov. 10Th, 1854 27iI
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A 6TRAy.--Strayed from the pasture OF N. VI
IA Barney In Sunderland, about the fret u
september. ono dark red yoarllng hciicr aud onsI
brown yeAtlins steer with white In lace. rrt-I
sons having knowledge Of the present wherss4
bouts Of these young cattle will please addresi
N. u, BARNEY.
East Arlington, W., Nov, 2sth 1854, 2g2w|
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vert by making harangues, misnsmed
lectures, ata rsusd price. He made bid
for the neminatios Of this convention by
using ~ . Prstext The failure Of the
Republican convention 10 put . prohibition
plank in its platform. TO desert the party
that had 80 lavishly and foolisAly hsnorsd
and rewarded him.
II was urged that he could carry the
electoral vote Of Kansas. and thus make
prohibition the nucleus Of new party.
No one could convince Eastern people that
snch claim VAS absurd even dsvn TO tho
day Of election. Western New York had
been the propsgating ground Of Prohibi.
ton in the East. and st. John, BY reason
Of the prominsnce given 10 him 10 this
state, a. the hero Of the cause, came 70 Be
regarded a. the csming ststssnan Of the
new party OF moral ideas. Hswas enabled
10 deliver blow at the Republicsn party,
where IL would be most likely 10 prove
fatal in drawisg fron their allegiance
ci.izsns OF New York whose natural sllIia.
tions we're and always had been with the
Rspublican party. II VAS currently
reported asd snivsrsally believed il thst
particular State. that be would have
large vsts throughout the entire West and
that be vssld carry the state Of Kansas
beyond doubt. Kansas people who visited |
that part Of New York we're usabl 70 cor.
rect that impression.
We have new before rs the wrstehsd
result OF the national election, less than
1000 votes given 10 st. John in Ksssas. his
mot creating . ripple In any
other part Of the Union; SC. 600 msjoriiy
10 the State for the man who lad the
courage 10 enter protest his third nomi
ration and . bowling mob dragging rude
sf'igy. rspresessing this sshsm hero Of
through the streets Of Topeka
md burEisg It,
u ma queer commentary on ths course
II knnan svssts. and sadly justices the
mes ssd the ssvspspss that had the J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-20
Legal NOTICga,
TxEcUToR's SALE OF yAlUARr

~ REAL ESrATE.
by virtue Of tho authority vested In M, h, N.
will Of Thonas H.. Wins. late OF the city Of Wh.ta's
Ing, teseasGd. !! The uadersigned executor, viii
On sATuEDAi, III 2Sd DAY OE FEBRU4sS'
1854. beginning at 10 o,clocs A. ", .ell al publ..
suction at the front door Of tho Court Ho.,s 4
Ohio eouniy, III tho City Of NhCcl,ns, The !oIioT..
INK Described real c1late, situate III thai n,,ttI
said city called Centre Wheeling: 40"
1.-The middle !hird-2! feet front more or l+s-
OK lot l66, GU the west side OF ChSp!ine Etfeei. unh
tho two.sLoty brick dwelling house thcr0oa. "1
2-iAIt 81 on The sotill-efXt corner Of HGiD ,.,s.,
and Alley Is, with four two story brIck bnrs..s
ltontirS on Main street, cnd Other lmp,OyeEts,
the!eoa.
s-lhe north 30 fec. eirchcs q. 10. S, on n,
Two iwo.stesy brick hopscs ffoE;tur on ii;tr stTet
and Tour two.s!ory brick houses ~fruu,lng on Sless
IS THIS part II lct 81 lies north aud putnins H.,
devised to hcmaR T. AmIck. -
$50 much OF lot 20 As lies south CT The n,ot4,t,
dcyEed 70 J., :. Alpick ard roth o. lhi, owrtd
pr w. t. Bacafnau. aud having af'olto Of ubllt isy
feet on aaiu erect, with also s!oiy LrIck hons.
fronting On Meiu tttcet and q two.ktoy ItSse
dwelling house on the rear OF sad puIo oil lot 81.
6.Also @ ttsc: Of land kunWn AZ the "McCuich.
en-" latm. containing 60 nc,eg AL 5i.ic1 polls, I'm.
ate on INC National tosd IN OHIO County, asoa.
with the buildings thereon, and being lie ts.e
farm on which GhEr'cs truElbsctcr non re.lcet
ALL the above property ~ we'll improved and no
drctiye; and Is sEc!i as l. d Sirabls tos Inyesireas
It is all now under lense, and possession viii b.
given to the purchasers on April l, lsSi salts viii
De mrda Of this property III such parcels "a Slllb "a
most beneficial 10 The estate.
TERMS on SALB.-one third, and as much r,or
oil the aarcbase money as the purcaases mar etc.
to pay, cash; and the fcsidue In two equsI rsy.
nentsi In Q and IS months with interest IRON III
OF SUE, Tor the credit iu*thllr:enty. notes With rod
IpfS1Ual fhnftBttr IN no ptvatt nv tho vt3rohkIn, Al,
purchasers, Ruo the title 10 be lctalaed autil ray.
Itcnt iu tutl N. W. AHils,
Executor OF Thomas H. Wins, DECD.
j. HFRvEY, A%HntinnePr ia2s.vN
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mysterious disease, which Is destroying
them and causing no little unessiness
among thsowners Of timber land.
"A New York manufacturer says he gets
double the work out Of his girl employees
since he had muslin pasted over the win.
dows.
Last week 124,0sS letters which the
Chinese tried to smuggle into San Fran.
cisco without paying postage were sent
back to China.
In Canada! the ncceesaries OF liie cost
thirty percent more on au average than In
England. Wages are low and the supply
Of workmen Is In excess Of the demand.
Poker players ray that General Bristow,
ex' Secretary Of the Treasury, and the pc.
candidate 81 reiormers eight years ago, can
cit rs quietly behind three kings and a
pair OF aces and not betray his feelings as
any one In Washington. But that'a easy
enough 10 do. It's sitting behind y hand
containing none Of a kind and jack high,
and looking as though you owned the
earth and wanted 10 pu! aience around
them, that's the difficult act.
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O
Sarah Barnhardt is arrauring ior q n

y n v 50. . -sI. .HHr --f,
eafah Is arranging for q tour
IN Amerlca.
Mr.. Irving's recefptsin Chicagol last week
amounted &c sls.30O.
Edwin Booth began this week his second
engagement Of theseason in Boston.
George William Cnr,;s ia IN da,;ver /,
Boston a public eulory on Wendell Pbil.
Lii s. a5. ~
General John O.. Fremont ia III With ~
1nenza at S.anleton- N v hnt ,hs ottoni.
ia moi serious. : "'1A>
NJ. Mo,,Lom .o J.,
caua.aa 1stno" aInvia - Ine guest OIL the
v Tos " 6,,a v.a " oanaoa curing MS
NJ pso.., i, i.
paooh.. IT, .ue WIZ o. iehfy ward
bsseneI, nSs sGne 10 fiorida TO seek to
os ~ ~ nea''a' .t
h Norrlssown Herald thinks the Ohio
hoodsis preferable to the coming lecture
! tour Of Sergeant Bates.
Elk. Gov. W. B. Washburn has given $40.
600 tto the Literary Association OF Green.
field, Mass, tho income to BIZ used solely
inlu7ing books.
Admiral Carr Glvn ia dad M =.
beirSto the Bsrnnv n Woivarton ~ u ~
vae Who wag made .hs;r' ~ har a.,o. ~ ~ :.
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| EfHts -E@saE
BREAKFAST BUDGET,
Do Lewis thinks that prohibition is a
fatal mistake. }SGas ~ 3lgSgGFEf t

Do Lawis thinks that prohibition is a
fatal mistake.
Lord Baltimoro'a landing place in Mary
land 10 to DO marked by q $4,000 monp-
ment.
Four hundred and ftsy.two railroad
trains leave Boston every day in the week
except Sunday.
Berlin Ind 500 fires last year, that in.
wolves the INSURANCE ciicss ia the payment
8 oiSlS5.0O0 only.
New London, Conn., is the only town in
New: England, which imposes q tax upon
commercial travellers.
Deer in Florida. are being slaughtered SO
rapidly that 1t Is believed they will become
extinc! in q lew years,
With the aou.-packing machine nov In
use, q packer is slid to fill q barrol easier
than he can paste on 4 'label.
The Yuma Indians, on the Colorado
river, bury watermelons In the dry sand,
and preserve them all winter fresh and
crisp. Sa %,l
It is hoped that photographing sound
will yet be brought to such perfection that
writing will be superseded, and prepared
paper will, receive the impress Of spoken
words.
The New Orleans Tisayune says that that
city Is now infested to an unprecedented
degrcc$ with thieves, burglars aud trampa,
and that the record Of crime is growing
astonishingly large. Es
The spruce trees on the Green Mountains
ipYermont have been attacked BY some
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The moment thsse is danger OF impairment
OF the mind from excessive nervous exhsus.
ton, or where taere exists forebodings OF
evil, a desire Tor solitude, Summing and
avoiding company, vsrtlgo and nervous de-
bility, Or when insanity has already taken
place, Peruna should bs implicitly relied on.
But it Is never well to wait so long before
treatment Is commenced The esrly symp.
toms Gre logs Of strength, s~ofspess Of The mus.
c!es, dim or weak sight, peculiar expression
OF the face and eyes, coated tongue, with i'm
paired indigestion; or in Others, certain pow.
ers only are lost, while they are otherwise
enjoying comparatively good health. In all
these PerupR should at once bs taken. paw