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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23
A Good thing That Everybody
should Have.
Humphreys Specific HOmc0-
pathic Remedies.

List n Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rem
odies.
Retailpuco Of single Box, ceNr.
No. Fer Fever, Congestion aud
inflammation, heat, pain, restlcssnoss, 20
-. For Worm Fever, Worm Collie,
V0racious appetite, wettng the bed 20
FOR Collie. tcethng, crying, ana
wakefulncss, slow growth, aud fcebencss Of
infants, %
J.-For Diarri,ca, Of children or all
ults, cholera inlantum, aud summer con-
plaint %
3. For DySentcTy, or Bloody Flux,
Collie, Gripiugs, Bilious Collie, ialldysencry, %
g. For Cholera, cholera morbus, nau.
sea and vomiting, astbmatio breathing, ~
For Coughs, colds, hoarsnoss, bron-
chtis influenza and sore throat, 25
y. For JoOiIIachc, faec-ache, ncr-
Nous PAINS, neuralgia, and tic doloreux, 70
For Headache, sickheadaches,
vertigo, rush Of blood TO the head, -
10. For Dyspepsia, weak, acid, or
derangod stomach, constipation, liver CONE
plant rs
II.-EOr Suppressed Ncnscs, or
scanty, or painful, or delaying Green Sick.
ness, %
IL. Fer LcucorIhca or Whites, or
bearing down, too ptolusc monsos, u
I3. For CRoUr, hoarsc, croupy cough, DIFF
6cult aud oppressed breathing %
II FoR SALT BuEUN ,erusiy erupti0ns, cry
siptias scald head, BARRIERS itch, 25
rs. f0B RnEgMAflsN, pain lamcness, or
soreness in the chest, back, sides o. limbs %
rs. Fox FfyER AND AGur, intermittent
fever, 20
I7.-FoR PlLEs, internal and external,
blind, or bleeding, recent or Obstinate 60
Is.-F0R OrrnALMY, weak on lnhamed Eyes
or Erysipclas, falling or weak sight, 90
I0.-FoB CATARIu, acute or Chronic dry
or flowing, cold IN the head, influenza, 90
20. -FoR Wn0orING C0UGn, shortening and
palliating It, or spasmodic cough, so
9I.-Fon AsTnAA, Oppressed, difficult, la
bored Breathing, cough and expectoralion, 90
22.F0R Fan DISCHARGES, noise in the
head, impaired hearing, carache, 30
2j.-foR ScRoruLA, Enlarged glands and
tonss, swellings and old Ulcers, 80
ID oR GENERA DfBiLIrY, physical or
nervous weakness, 90
2j.-FoR Dg0rsY, Fluid accumulations,
Tumid Swcngs, with scanty secrctiong 30
2G.-FoR SEA-SIcKNEss, prostration, ycft-
20, nausea, vomiting, %
! ~. URINARY DISEASES, Gravel, Renal
Calculi, difficult or painful urination, 30
~. -foB SEMINAL EMISSIONS, aud conse-
qnent prosirati0n aud debility, 90
pD,-FoR SonE NORM on CANEKP. 80
CASE PnIeE--Ihc entire set case Of ~ large
walls, in morocco, aud book Of directions, 500
Case Of 20 large yials, in morocco. and book
Of directions, 500
Case Of 20 large walls, plain case, and book
Of directions, 400
Gaze Of 10 boxes, (Nos. ! to l5,) and book
Of directions, 200
Case Of any six boxes, (Nos. TO 49, and
book Of directions, 90
Single boxer, with directions as above, -
cents 80 cents, or 81.
For sale at the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

THE CRoPs.-In Missouri and Illinois
the crops are excellent. The wheat has
been mostly gathered in. In Wisconsin
crops look badly. The backwardness Of
The Spring, and the late severe droutIl
have nearly ruined the wheat and oat crops
and the corn is not in very promising
condition.
We have conversed with persons from
al parts Of the County, says the Carlisle
pa Volunteer, and all concur in saying
that the yield Of wheat this season will be
vastly larger than ever before known in
these parts. The quality also promises 70
b. as good as the quantity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

BATTLES Duane, in his Military Die
tDnary, says ;-"Baltles have been the
list resort Of good Generals A situation
where chance and accident often battle and
o7ercome the most prudential and most
a1le arrangements, and where superiority
lg 10 means ensure success, is such as is
mver entered into without clear neces-
sly for so doing. The fighting battle
only because the enemy is near, or from
living no other formal plan Of offence, is
rpt the way of making war. Darius lost
lis crown and life by it. Harold, Of Eng
lind, did the same; and Francis the l., at
favia, lost the battle and his liberty. King
John, Of France, fought the battle Of Poc-
ters, though ruin attended his enemy if he
lad not fought. The King Of Prussia lost
lis country and the reputation which Prus-
3a acquired from Frederick II. by the
lattle Of Fena. A skilful General will
1--WE battle when his army and situation
ennot be worse, if defeated than if he does
rot fight at all and when the advantage
may be great, and the loss little
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

Rather than the sacred soil Of Virginia
shall be polluted by the step Of tic inya-
der, Virginian blood viii run ike water
Richmond EHqairer.
No doubt Il viii run, and Ike the very
ID too.-LoUttiH Jyarauk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23
AAhhk w SN kkAhf,
Mayor Of Wheeling.

Why Is hir, like washcrwoman -
Because She wrings mems bosoms.
Why is a hen immortal Because her
son never sets.
Why j. the hear, Ike a whale Be
cause Il is a sc-cretcr lsea crcaiure) Of
gre4, sigh fsizc)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

An editor out West says that the world,
without women, would be sLtftiess con-
cernl That's so. And our armies would
be without infantry aud ntaii arms, and
printers without smaH caps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

The following sentiment was drank
standing at a private meeting among ode
fest circle Of the colored elect Of New York,
recently "lleyar's to de cullud far Sex
e.ar face needs no paint and dar heads no
'famerY.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

A VIRGINIA OFFICIAL HOLDING OUT
AGAINST Gov LETcHER.-Soon after the
passage Of the Virginia ordinance Of Sc
ccssion, Gov. Letcher sent the following
dispatch TO the Mayor of Wheeling;
RICHMOND, April q, 1861.
70 Andrew S,reaaey Mayor Of Wheeling
Take possession Of the custom house,
post office, and all public buildings and
documents in the name Of Virginia. Vir-
ginia has seeded.
john LETcHEB, GOVERNOR.
Mayor Sweeney replied in the follow
ing laconic style;
WHEELING, April q, 1861.
70 John Lefcder, Goreypor Of Virginia.
have taken possession Of the custom
house, post office, and all public buildings
and documents in the name of Abraham
Lincoln. President Of the United States,
whose property they are.
ANDREW SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
The correspondence here closed. May
or Sweeney continued TO hold possession
Of the Federal property until The organi-
zation Of tic new State Government at
Wheeling. Gov. Letchcr made no fur
Their attempt TO sedace him from his ale
glance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23
List of Patent Medicines for sal,
DRUG STORE.

TYR II. u. Aliens Tonic Btters,
~ Lung Balsam.
Rheumatic and Nerve Rem
Dyseutery syrup,
Bilious Pins.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Sugar Coated Pills.
Cough Killer.
+" :" Balsam.
DIR. I. Wings Magic Ointment.
9 Eminent
g Cough Balsam
DR.. Jaynes' Expcctorant.
Eminent.
Alternative.
/" Vermifuge
!" Sanitiye Pills.
=" Hair Tonic.
" Carminnatiye.
IIunncgcll's 'rolu Anodyue.
Universal Cough Remedy
MOTIFS Vegetable Liver Pills Dr. lIcrrick' :
Sugar Coated Pills DR.. Bakers Pills +, Ayre's
Pills; Brandreth's Pills; DR.. A. Whites Eye
Water; DR.. Isaac Thompson Eye Water; Dr.
~. Pettit's American Eye Salye Stoughton
Bittcrs; Langlcy's Bittcrs; n. II. Downs Eege-
table Elixir: Weeks Magic Compound; Dr. WI.
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Browns
Bronchial rroches; Composition or Dlaphofetlc
Powder; Hot Drops or No 6 Godircy's Cordial;
Bateman's Drops Mrs. Winslow' Soothing Sy.
rup; Qnerus Cod Liver Oil DR.. Vim. llal's
Balsam for the Lungs; Scoyile's Blood and Liy-
er syrup; PandersOn's Condition Powders; ilar-
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey Ointment
Osborn's Golden Ointment; llenry's Vermont
Eminent Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
Eminent, GrifIiths Pasters; llerrick Plasters;
Liquid Cuticle; Liquid Opodeldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British OIL ;
Sedltz Powders ; Parsons Vermn and Insect
Extermiuator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Remedy ;
Balm Of Zanthorea; Rexiord's Medicatcd Ginger
Bread NUTS L0belia Herb; J J. Griiiith's Com-
pound Syrup Briar Root; Dr.. Bakers Pain Pau
acea; Mountain Rose Fragrant Stimulant; Cobb =
Family Salye Oriental Tooth Paste Shaker
Auodyne; Lyons Katharion; Prof. Barry's 1ri-
copherous Prof. Motifs Hair lnyigorator;
Spaudng' Glue; Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tars Balsam Of Wild Cherry; kenndy's Discoy-
cry; Marshalrs Catarrh Snuff, Professor Emer's
Ointment; Doct N. G Whites Pulmonary Elixir.
Manchester, May %, 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23
DRUG STORE.
VILLAGE LOTS

TOR SALE on the new streets lately opened ia
i Manchester. Payments easy and advances
made to those who wish to build Building ma
tefsls to be had At moderate prices.
Apply at the Office Of the Equinox Company
Manchester, May p, 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

Oil Cloths. Paper HHgHgs. Yankee Notims PshuneY
STATIONERY, .SCHOOL BOOKS,
GROCERIES, CR0CKERY, STONE WARE,
HARDWARE, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS
and CAPS, DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, GLASS.
NAILS, FLOUR, SALT FISH, FEED,
BUTTER, PORK, HAMS, LARD, DRIED
APPLES, LUMBER, SHINGLES, &C., &c.
Manchester, May q, 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23
Prices OF Piano Cased.

All Mclodeons Of our manufacture, either sold
by ns or dealers Ia any part of the United States
or eauadas, are wARRANrEp 70 be pcrirct IN c,-
before the expiration Of one year from date u
sale. We held ourselves ready aud willing 70 make
tie same free Of charge, provided the injury Is
not caused by accident u design.
GEO. A. PRINCE Il 60.
Orders through the Equinox Company will re-
ceye prompt attention, III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

Last n Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rem
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-23

.Euse petit placidam sub libcrtate quietem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17


amendment BY the Senator from Mississippi, [Mr.
Brown the one asserting that the necessity then
existed, the other fha It did nos exist to ieeslae
TO the protection Of slave property 10 the Terri
tories said and every other Senator almost on The
floor who voted with me said, i was question Of
fact and not Of principle. voted then-so did the
Senator from Oregon; so did the Senator from Vlr-
ena; did my colleague first against the resoIu-
ton declaring that The necessity existed and then
agsinst the resolution, as amended declaring that
it did not e1st. AS TO that fact, we voted against
the resolution both ways, giving, as our reason.
that we did not Intend to be diverted from our lines
Of purpcs We intended to incorporate II had
almost said CREST, but will not) principle; Il have
au aversion to great principle" ever since The
KansssNebraska bill became the subject Of discus
sien.) The principle en- which weEere voting was,
that it was the duty Of the Federal Government 10
protect properly of every kind wherever it had iu-
risdiclion. We voted for that vet the Senator
from Tennessee rises here, and as / raid revamps
that stale SANDER; refuses to allow himself to be
interrupted; refuses to allow the record to be spread
before the country in his speech and publishes
the SANDER aad sends it over the country Still he
reminds us Of the fact that be is not politician
and he fhiHks this fair dealing.l
fro BE CONCLUDED TUESDAY FsxT.l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY
VIM. Knabe & Cos Piano
Fortes.

VAE pleased to learn that at the crest Words Fair
held this month In the city Of Maccn Georgia
prising Baltimore Erm VIM. Knabe Co.. awarded the
6Tst over all competition, for their celebrated GoLp
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction
Southern Cotton Planters Assc citation, Large and influential
BODY OF men, the mpot1nce attached to receiving
OF tner Fair Produced as we learn unusual degree Of
petition the Of OF the Piano Forte
OF the country Several fine Instruments exhibit
tom tut after most patient and thorough examination Of their
from me Mandatory 81 VIM. Knate Co. the "kse
sfoi " and awarded tbs Medal accordingly;
Wot vhilg to inYiduous, will add thst the
tpre public spirit duntrng With which
hrAbe conduct their business ente them DEGREE
TO all honors and which they achieved in t
line LAVISH in the expenditure of time and money Produce
aftrst Dsa!Hg Fano and advertising extensively to make
their they their reward in the posses
sion Of large and constantly increasing business
T qualification Of knowing that Whenever wherever cope
tition the order Of the DAY, Judges uniformly
Pianos TO be Excelsior SUM- December ed,
1900 .
PS-A supply Of the above is icing reserved by A. H.
Mcclure 80 Union he sale Agent Middle Tennessee
who win sell at our factory priceS.
marIT-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

From the recent discussions between the BGnei
sad ourselves it appears that the Banner is
GgGllH a recognition of the independence of the
Southern COnfederaey. Ne are for it. The BGTRe,
is against the right of the Southern COnfederacy to
levy tariff upon ali goods issported into their
limits by way of the Mississippi. We belIeye that
that Government has the same right to levy tariff
upon goods imported into its limits that the United
States or any other Government has; and believe
that Government has the right to levy tariff
upon goods carried down the river on a steamboat
that they have to levy tariff upon good carried in
to their limits by railroad or by steamers from
New York or Liverpool
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

The Southern COnfederacy persisting I" in the
claim to levy tariff upon goods imported into its
limits" whether they are brought by railroad, by
steamship, by sailing vessels, or by Mississippi
steamers When does the Bonner propose te
plunge Tennessee into a war with her sister State,
South Of us SO as to have "the trial Of strength,
between them?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

Ak EXTRA SEssE0N.-It is more than probable that
Mr. Lincoln, will seoE call an extra session of Con-
gress Upon the deterniaRtions of that body will
depend the question of peace or war. Vote for no
man who is not in favor of acknowledging the in
dependence Of the Southern Contederacy, and op
posed to coercion, force bilis and ali measures Of
hostility against the States South of Us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

Does the Banner deny that the Southern man has
the right of property in his slave that he has
in any other species of property If not, Why does
favor "a trial Of strength" with the Southern Con-
federscy because it leyies- a tariff upon certain
property taken into it for sale by way of the Ms
sissppi and at the tine denounce the Southern
Confederacy for dissolving Union with Black Re-
publican States that by authority of their highest
Courts deprive entirely of negro property if
carry that property into their territory for any
purpose whatever either of SALE transit soJourn?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

few weeks ago the people of Tennessee were
told that the Southern COnfederscy would establish
free trade, and direct taxation. Nuw some of the
same persons who used this assertion to influence
votes sgsiast Convention are for ga trial Of
strength - between the United States and the
Southern COafoderaey because the latter has levied
q tarif on imports.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

FREE NAVIGATION. -Csrgoes of merchandise are
carried from the East Indies to Switzerland. They
are uuladen from the ships at Rotterdam, and then
carried in other vessels uR the Rhine through Hol-
land and Prussia to Switzerland, paying certain
warehouse or deposit charges, at points OF trans
shipment. The Rhine like the Mississippi, is free
river but its being such does not prevent tie gov
ernments through who's limits il passes from lay
ing duties upon imports into those governments
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

II the coOnsumer pays the tariff what difference
does the tariff of the Southern Confederacy on
Cincinnati whisky make with S. n. II. PlKE, and
SIIas DEAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

We continually hear denOuncers Of the Southern
COnfederacy loudly prOclaiming thatth movements
there not sanctioned by the people, really init
mating that the people in those States IS sub
missive their slaves, and msekly bow 10 the
edlcis Of TOXINS, RuETr & Co. We suggest that
Gov. JOHNSON, ETHERIDoE and Stokes, as they
are all peoples men ~ and not politicians ~
should commence either in South Carolina or Texas
and address the people of the entire Southern Con-
federaey upon the wrongs their leaders inhict-
ing upon them. We predict that before they travel
far those three distinguished gentlemen would be
trying to get certificates from the traitors usur-
pers and tyra7ts," DAVIS, TooMBs and REErT to
prove how intimate and friendly they were with
them while in Congress-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

Which is the worst, for Ohio law to take the
Soxtaern mans negro from him if he esaries his
slave there, or for the Southern ConfedeFacy To
levy tariff upon Cincinnati whisky?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

He who is not in favor of recognizing the inde-
pendence Of the Southern Confederscy must be in
favor of attempting its subjugatiOn unless will
undo what IL has done and submit to LIKcLox.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

THE NJuDoE Lyons y LETEER.-Tbe Banner of the
18th pa6lished The letter to which rs following
paragraph IN the Charleston Courier Of the ~!
says:
We assure the New York Times that the letter OF
Robert Lyons of Abbeville S. c.. is absolutely and
totally false in essential particulars. We kno"
nothing Of the writer, but NE know that some I'M
false In all senses, and we therefore give no credit
% other portions of il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

AN INFAMOUS FoRGERY.-The New York Times
BLACK Republican, has recently putin circulation
letter purporting to be from Judge ROBERT LroS,
of Abbeville, South Carolina, to friend in Texas
giving an account of the condition of affairs in the
former State. The Nashville Banner and the Louis
vile Journal have both published the letter.
1t seems impossible thas any man could read it
without knowing it to be, what it is pronounced by
the Charleston MeTcryand Courier Infamous for
gerry The following is an extract from the letter,
which is palpably false:
We have no money. A forced tax is levied upon
every man. have furnished the last surplus dollar
have had SCI 900 in bank. At firstI gave
check for ten thousand then five thousand then the
,-punainder
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17
a. paIlllonl cl.r ramon.

,pr Cannon Council on Thursday night by
vote of to Z; passed resolution endorsing the
eo,,rse Of Senators CKTTESDES and johnson, and Re-
uresentativeE NELSON, MAYNARD, SlOloes; BRABsoS,
HArroS. QuAnrzs and ELhsridgs and inviting them
to partake of the Inequalities Of the city. Now we
have nc objection to those who voted for that reso-
luton making themselves Individually ridiculous,
but in behalf Of respectable minority of our citl-
zens we do protest against those Common Council
lOrs making she city ridiculous. Who ever before
heard Of City Council undertaking to endorse the
political course Of set of active politicians during
heated political excitement If the Common Coun-
Gil had limited their resolution to an invitation to
the distinguished Senator from Kentucky who is
retiring private life after forty years public ser
vice, even those who do not concur with him po-
liticaly would not have disapproved of the ac-
tlos of the Council, but when they go so far as
to endorse the course of E6teridge, johnson,
and Stokes, who are VIGOROUSLY obnoxious to so
large portion Of the South, they have gone beyond
proper bounds, and have subjected themselves 70
merited censure. The next step in the programme
we presume, will be a resolution authorizing the
Mayor to call out the police, to assist Aessrs oes
johnson and Eheridgs in subjugating the Southern
Con:ederacy. While our merchants and me-
chanics are laboriously toiling to draw hither
patronage that those three Congressman have so
bitterly denounced our Council endorse their Con-
gressionaI course. We can assure the people of
Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi that there are
wholesale merchants here who neither endorse
EReridus. johnson d Co.. nor the Common Council.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-17

CrsTOM HOUSES IS TESNEssEE.--ln the report oil
She Secretary of the Treasury made to the late seS
sion Of Congress- we find tk following;
Nothing has been done towsnas commencing the
works authorized at Knoxville and Nashville since
the last animal report Offers Of sites have been
uade at Knoxville but no action has been iaSS upon
chem. TIE site at Nashville was purchased tC2
wears STAGE. and is now rented and occupied
wood and coal yard
NASHVILLE.
Total amount Of appropriation. sl24,5oO 90
Amount withdrawn to Sept. 20, 1860. 2O,2s4 81
R.l.nce available Sl042l5 60
KNOXVILLE.
-, ...,..,.. Of augmentation. $780, 500 90
49,, ,.-;.l.,ss-, ,vI ~ Sent. 80 23l 81
p.l.Doo .v.s,sG,La .... s9656S 10