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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
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In the Brigade Hospital at Alexandria, Va
on the 9th nit, Corporal SMITH p. FINCH
Of Eulaiia township, Potter county, Pa, aged
about 81 years.
In the Rcgimental Hospital, at Alexandria
Va, on the Sd inst, of typhoid fever, SHELL
DEN N. GIBBS, of Ulysses township, Potter
county, Pa. aged about 10 years.
In Coudersport, on the evening Of March
Sth, of diptheria, JENNIE T. BUTTER
"uRIH, aged 8 years and months
JENNIE was gentle, sympathizing, pnself-
Nh chlld-the very soul Of love and affection
always so patient, mild and forgiying that
no one could entertain for moment an un-
KIND thought toward her. She was thought
ill for her years, yet ever a pleasant and
cheerful companion Though conscious that
Der end was approaching she betrayed no fear
out grieved most that her mother could not
DC comforted. She complacently willed her
earthly treasure to her sisters and playmates
and trusting in Him who saia. "Suffer little
'nhdreh TO come unto me, )" bravelY met the foe
Sweet JENNIE! we shall miss thee here,
run many vacant place,
And many friend who held the dear,
" III miss thy cheerful face.
1hy young companions, Sabbath class,
u Thy sisters sorrowing o'er thee, = &
ihy methef's grieying heart, alast I i, s
Will miss and deep deplore thee y r
But JENNIE we will not forget
At morn or quiet even,
Though sadness veil the heart, that vet.
They'll not miss thee in Heaven. Con-.
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LANDS.

u UNSEATED LANDS.
A GREEABI4Y 70 the provisions of an Act
1A Of Assembly, entitled IAN Act directing
the mode of selling unseated lands for taxes
and other purposes" passed on the 18th day
of March, 1915, aud the further supplement
thereto which passed the Thirteenth day
"f March 1877, and the 25th Of March, 1881,
the Treasurer Of the county of Potter hereby
gives notice to all persons concerned therein,
that unless the County, Road, State, School,
and Town and other taxes due os the follow
ing tracts of Unseated lands and Seated lots
returned as Unseated, situate in Potter coun-
ty, are paid before the day of sale, the who. e
or such parts of each tract as will pay the
taxes and costs chargeable thereon, will be
sold at the Court House in she Borough of
Couderspcft, County of Potter, On the Second
Monday IN sfune ntxt, and be continued by ad-
jour- rrent from day to day for arrearages OF
taxes due said county, and the cost accrued
on each respectively. 2
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AEsO exchange fer BoTses. Wagons Stock
W GooG Notes or -Sadgnaenss A rs4lp,bis
Farm situate IN HaTTison torzrsATys Pot1er 60
Pa lying Sd the old St.se yoagi, D~asfTrz typna
Spring Mills 80 Harrison Valley &nd NestefgS
PA. Containing asont ff0 Aerts, abogt ssO
Asres 5rapToyed and IN goerd state Or e,sIai-
vaaionr on whieh 5s 2recsets large Frssse
House. good Bazns, CV7n BOuse Hraa G.her
necessary enf-nuiIs!ingsr . goo4l apple Oh,
cPaTG eoataFEing Some twenty EifSeg7nt ksnaEs
Of Grated Fruit Shade Trees. ke- TEe aRe.yr
Farm lies ahort IoiEe FROM Rlrr5sOn casIsv.
7 miles from WestEeId and niles trseu Sf-5ng
Nll9s, and IS . good Stock aH3 Grl4ir- Tarro,
and viii BE sold SO that aBy c1e thaa can Eaass
q ayEaeH1 Df e 0y 3 hundred G0IEa,s Goxp,
can n1ake; CT farm pay Cor f-ssIf rxE-h bis Js-
bog- pTIsfr 4G,5G0, ioz zYaztisESady srqsS-s
os PeseT SEnc0OnS nc'w accrrgiDg sa5I ta-Sst
OF G. r. SElanoos, OsEare Village. sPa-
c. a. SIsaMOES- III
Jan. IS, 1852
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
WESTERN HOTEL
Mes 9, II, 13 IS, II, cogRFLAaDr STREET

NeaS CEcduPayf rev 4ora City.
Tbis oTd-es;aBlished and favorjte resc1. Of
the Business eoGAmQnity has been recently re-
6ttedr and IS complete in everything tbs. eap
nl5uister to the comfort Of Its patrons. Ladies'
and Families are specially and carefully pro-
Yids1f for
1t is centrally located in the Business part
Of the city, and is eontiSuods t. tbs principal
hrts Of steamboats,, cars, Omnikalses, forries
In consequence Of the pressure caused by
the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PEE DAY.
The table is amply sapolied with air tbs
EuzurSaS Of the season, and is, equal to that os
any other hotel IN the county
ample "eeoTansetsatio4ss are offered for up>
ward Of 900 guests. .,
Do mot believe r11nners, Ereknsers. ard csT,ers
who nay say ''the Western Hotel Is falI-v
y. D. WINCHESTER, Ptoprf44sr
Ties. e. Manchester Elc
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GeAsTnere is no use Talking about any
other Saleratus except D. B. De Land & Co. 5
Chemical Saleratus. 1t is just the thing that
every good housekeeper needs. 1t is unadul-
terated, and is perfectly healthy and nutri-
tious, and gives immense satisfaction to all
who have used il. 1t is also uniform in quail
'ty and in its results, which is a very desira-
lie quality in any chemical compound. 1t is
manufactured and for sale. at wholesale by
the proprietorS, at Fairport, Monroe Co.. n.
H. and for sale by all wholesale and retail
dealers in the country
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rea-The Report Of the County Superinten.
dent of Common Schools for Tioga county
exhibits the following statistics: No. graded
sufficient for all needed purposes, 81 No. in
sufficient So, No graded schools, s. in some
of the departments the Superintendent reports
The schools under favorable circumstances
and in others not
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been received. It's bold and fearless position,
and the freeress with which it discusses the
merits OF all has won for it an enviable repu-
tation and an extensive circulation. The
Jou1al and Continental one year for $500.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
DE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

7. the only paper published in Potter county
rirculates among an intelligent class of peo.-
pie, and is thus an excellent medium for both
rr;tv and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements and those from O
distance must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference.
All communications, TO receive attention,
must be directed to the Editor, and contain
III. name of the writer. No attention paid to
suopvrnous communications
TERMS.--One copy one year, 81; Siz copies
s5; Twelve copies, $40; Twenty copies, SIS,
with one &c the person raising the Club. Tie
money must accompany the names.
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rsa. The large amount of advertising this
week has crowded out our usual amount of
reading matter. Oar readers will please beaY
with rs for few weeks.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

R9-We see By the Wellsb0ro 4gitator that
the pleasure seekers had another party at
Tirmilyea's and were satisfied" We are
glad TO hear Of it, We were satisfied" with
the first
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DLAxES Of EM Kinds 5or sale al ta5s CsSssf
kE pse42s. Easgxnts. EEee4ziItRa. stataznrny.
Snbyse1Gss, Caaassxt2s Salts TpwrrS41iF, sud
SchooT Orders, Npses If MI EItet>---kssa sa
Es1 aas printed 60 Oz2tr- JOB marx ~ :.
tegaets to prOceEsEyr nzra as rrTres to sSa sSs
fir3es. GIVE - n trFBs.
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HABPxR's MAGAZINE FOR MARcH.-This mum
Der is eminently pictorial. Turkey and Rus.
sa, by s. &. Abbott, has 10 Illustrations
How the Dutch are taking Holland has 8
The Cbiropodist, "a story of Niagara Falls, has
,; 0rley Farm, by Anthony Trollope, has 2
the Editors Table has Q the Fashions have
total thirty tire, besides a crowd of Astro.
nomicsl facti@. There is good reading in this
number, over and above the articles here men.
toned. We would especially notice an inter
esting personal sketch Of Bryant, the poet
and a tale called eCured." The Editors Easy
Chair and Drawer are capital
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
ir and Drawer are capital

B2g~ The atlantic MonthLy for March is re-
ceiyea. A mere list Of a portion of the con-
fonts of this number is better recomme nda.
lion for this sterling publication than anything
we could say - The Fruits of Free Labor in
the Smaller Islands of the West Indians =
Mountain Pictures by John G. Whittier
Agnes Of Sorrento" by Mrs. Stowe Meth
ods of Study in Natural History" by Prof.
Louis Agassiz; ''Concernng the Sorrows of
Childhood" by the County Parson Ere
monts Hundred Days in Missouri = The New
"Bglow Papers" by james Russell Lowell /;
and Taxation" by Hon. Edward Everett
There, is not that strong bill?
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Wednesday Evening, Mar. 12, 1862


RsgpSee New Advertisements;
Mistakes Of Educated Men.
Notice to Delinquent Collectors.
Bradford County Plows.
TreaspreEs Sale of Unseated and Seated
Land.
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WOOLSEY BURTIS. Treas Z.
Treasurer's Office,
Coudersports Pa, March Il, 1862
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION
OF THE
Mistakes of Educated MeEs.

BY JOHN s. HART, LII. D.,
... Emo, muslin, price so cents paper coy-
"s, - cents. Copies Of this book will be
ena on' .! mail or recvipt of the price, in post
~ stamps. Please address
10. - sGARRAGUES. Publisher.
-10 south Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

TUEADoUARTERS FOR CHEAP JEwELRY.-lOO
III pieces OF Jewelry for ~ comprising the descrp
OF owsry used Ia stationery packages One piece OF
jewey postage paid for ~ cents with circular giving
description Of our goods Also Stationery and Jewclry
pscksg the best In the Market at prices varying from 6
cents 81 80 dozen AddressJ Andrews, lilo Sudbury
street. Boston, Mass.
NNu0MAs g. DE LUCE, DEALER IN FINE OLD
Il Bourbon whsksys. Brardios Wines, Sogars, &C, Fa
miles supplied with the Anest In the market. G7s Broad
way opposts Lafarge House.
q IN CASES CURACOh, 600 DO. MARASCHINO, y
A,DU 60 Absinthe, $50 do assorted Cordals sx Minds IN
casc, and @ basketa Auisette. for sale BY THOMAS "
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

LET--IN BROOKLYN tzs CHEEvER PLACE,
10 small family only. part of three story and Las
House, from three TO tive ooms 10 suit pulIeants
ks,ey, &c. Tstms reasonable,
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

DOARD IN BRoONIIYN,--A LARGE FRONT PARIoR
- second floor rnished unurnishcd for gcns-
and wife; also ird noor for two single gentle
Location desirable, conyenont to South AID Wall
atate street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

|ET-TO A SMALL FAMILY ONLY, THE THIRD
,r and part OF sac Fourth containing gas, water and
ipc. and In goo. order, Of House l2 Hubert street.
binder OF the house Is occupied By a small family
on the pr mis,s
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

ETA HOUSE AND EIGHT LOTS. on WASH.
s'en avenue, Brooklyn; has IL rooms, with all the
improvements; quilt for owners own nse; fruit
Ners In abundance one OF the best local. .oas Oh the
|. Apply to BREWSTER WOOD. Ne, Court street,
A. VI. to IL VI.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

STORE, BACK ROOM AND FRONT BASE
to let on Fourth avenue. suitable for millinery or
H.. First rate location; all in first rate order Rent
session Immediately. Apply to JOHN McKIB'
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

Er--A SMALL, PLEASANT FAMILY, NOT AN.
on OF display, prefenins comfort and respeotality
,nsi, may Ind what is wanted in the best part Of
4 renLnot exceeding $50 month, by applying to
LIS, 4! Cliff street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

E.ET-TOR THE SUMNER OR LONGER, OR FOR
lie, at Rye, Weechester county, first class
Ii large, built recently and with regard Ia eyery
nence; the stable and outbuildings are in complete
there are sx acres OF ground and good garden; ths
s furnished and 10 complete In all iis apoihtments
lmsuds fne view OF tho Sound distance frum liz,
Maven Railroad station half n mile. Applv IN II r.
MAN, liz Broadway, New York. "
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
THE REDELLION.


-,ss~-9~-
A sUrLER wANTED-FOR ONE or THE OLDEST
N and best New York regiments IN the army OF the Po
omsc. He must be active competent business man,
with sufficient capital and ready 10 upon his duties at
For full particulars address b., box 9l5 Post once
NFFICERs--A UNIFORM AND COMPLETE OUTFIT
~ for United States mounted officer will be sold cheapi
nearly new Apply ~ No 35 East Twelfth street, Broad
way
CILK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, ON HAND
- tor sale; also Stans, Mounngs Trimmings. Eagles
Balls Spear tIcads &c Ornamental Painting and Enbroi
doring on S.it. HOVER GRAHAM, VI Duane street,
Manufacturer Painters and Designers
TINTED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION, WASH
u ington April IS 156eNufses for the floating Hoepi-
als One hundred able bodied men, not readily liable TO
sickness wanted to gratuousy nurses upon the
Floating Hospitals which being prepared by the United
States Sanitary Commission under orders from government
App be OF correct habits intelligent and
IN the care OF the sick and wounded and fond
such iabors. Apply 20 DR. T. HARRIS 253 Fourth
nue., New York. between and o'clock r. NJ.
VHTANTED-A SQUAD OF FROM TO IS MEN TO JOIN
w the Fify.nnth regiment; located near Washington
which fair price will be paid Apply st 3S5 Broadway
oom H.
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ETA FURNISHED FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN
rtienth street. has ali the modern improve nents and
ris turnis ei with everythipg; rent lo~ to desir-
.hsnt 500. with tnifiet ate possession. Address
gion, Godirey's Union square Posi- u c, SJl Broad.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
NEW HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 2 l862-rRlPLE SHEET
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY LIVING ALONE, AND
"A havnga suit Of fu nshedRcoms The hIst noor she
would let them 10 gentlemen and ladies'; board for the la
dies only no moving May Inquire at ls7 ecker street,
near College place.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

|ENT TO LET-ALL THAT FINELY LOCATED
|ment Room, corner OF Broadway and Bond street,
three divisions. suitable for painter. plumber or
tnechanical work Apply Oh the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

ETA HOUSE, 50 EAST FIFTEE.TH STREET,
ween Fourth avenue and Irving place, near Union
will be let low toa good tenant. Inquire OF q.
/, 81 East Fiitcenth s rect.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

AND ROOMS TO LET-AT REDUCED RENT
Store 81 Crosby street long estab she as family
nd well located for any business; also First Floor
OF geparate; large yard, with every convenience.
the premises this week.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

|Er-THE UPPER FART OF THE THREE STORY
gii front stoop House, No. 32 Greenwich avenue con
h front and pack Parlors and three Bedrooms, with
With range, boiler, sink, Ac, compete; hot and cold
bath, &C.. on second floor. The family Occupying the
ousists OF three grown persons. To be from 10
Pntl +. NJ. Apply to EDWARD A. SANDERS, SO5
trpct.
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sEs. ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

DSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET
We for doctors Office dentist. merchant tailor, or
lght business; also furnished Rooms for gentie-
&Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

|TLY FURNISHED FLOOR TO LET-TO A
/ family first class house; all convenicnoes for
(ing; location pleasant; terms six dollars per week.
cWenty.seyenth street.
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tI,IlE snRsCRIBER Is pEsIROus or CORRESPNND

ing with young IniIuIe a.eI ny VIII y VI VI ',,d
nstured coaxins and teasing yielding and ekactng
and coundpq agreeable and provoking, homey no 20"
ootina wickedy religious and ooneientously uny cpeu
sbe must have tight, black hair good de AyeJ mctn az
oualncaton M y address, vita tusinlcrc conhasu.c.
SeIiVus gaeller, hos Hi hesslx oplsc
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

tEr-A SNUG MODERN BRICK HOUSE, IN CON.
|tc order, No. Is Bethune street. for moderate rent
I'D tenant with gas fixtures. Posse ssi0n i'm edately
Pue nice Apartments. Apply at 3l5 Bl,ecker street,
&c above property. r. CUDBIRTH.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

" TO LET-wITH A GOOD OVEN AND SPLEEN
lekehouse, in good tenantable repair one block
Central Park, with or without a lease; terms ow;
rom the corner OF Fifty.seventh street and Eighth
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

TIRE IA roURErIE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT y; j.
viii be for the reception OF the LIST Of June
liberal made with families engaging for the
guar communication by the ElizabethpOrt aud
Brgen Point boats from pier No 2North river at 20 aud
= 90 ''' WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

[hT-FROM MAY l, TO A SMALL FAMILY, PART
he Second Floor aud nearly the whole OF the Third
f house ls0 East Thirteenth street. near Second ave
privilege OF bathing room; gas hot and cold water ON
|uoor; rent $40 per year. Apply on the premises,
J. 10 1 O'Clock +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

be HOUSE IN l25TH STREET, HARLEM,
ben Seventh and Eighth avenues, will all modern
fn,s large garien, with fruit and shrubbery,
Croion. To "A respons BILE tenant u VIII be leased
low. INQUIRE of Mrs A. ROSS, ITS Eas' Twenty.
/ or of SAM KENYON, corner Of i23d street and
hue. Harlem
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

CHANCE FOR CLOTHIERS-TO LET, TWO
Stores on Fulton street running through to
moderate. Apply at "a Fulton street, up stairs,
/DEGROOr.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

DoARD IN BRooKLYN.-A FEW GENTLEMEN AND
ID their wives single gentlemen obtain pleasant
Rooms with without Partial Board, making application
I07 Pineapple street Futon, and within i've minutes
walk Of Wall street and Fulton ferries.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

LET-A VERY DESIRABLE SMALL HOUSE.
osalion eas, side of town. Also, comnoiious me.
re yard. Rlnts low. Inquire OF {. PITT & son.
ayctte place.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

poAHD IN BRooKLYN.-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
I'D Room second noor, with two pantres attached Al
so one Room in the house of small family not Ave
minutes walk from three ferries Bath In the Terms
moderate Apply at " Clinton street. door from Lvsg
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

LEr--AT No. rs EAST FoRTIETH STREET, THE
Hcond Floor Uhree large Rooms and Bathroom) and
oms Oh the tn rd foot with privilege OF washing In
ehen. Rent SIG Inquire at LOO East Twenty.Irst
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
BOARDING AND; LODGING,

n EAST BR0ADWAY.-TO LIT, WITH BOARD ONF
II large square ~ on, suitable for gentleman and wiz
OF party o. young furnished or unfurushed
Ba Bedoon gas aud Lah. hot and scd waer. References
e. Oh inged.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

sr--THE NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
IS, No. 81 West Forty fifth street, between Fifth and
cnues: rent very low. Inquire on the premises or
iEADWELIl lO3 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
BOARDING AND LODGING.

IsOAHD IN BROOKI.YN.-TWO PLEASANT ROOa6 IN
~ irsl class ouse beautifully located with good Board.
private family Call ia Elliott place. OF H3nsou place
house with ay window. Terms moderate, references
changed Dinner III 6J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER. LIVING IN A VERY
IA ksAhs village In Connecticut convenient strainboa
aud lsilleaa woJd IKE 10 receive few children
and Instr during the months; reasonable
References avsu and required Address X box 10 Hesa
Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

COUNTY CouRr.--The June Term Of Ben
nington County Cour; commenced It's session al
Manchester on Tuesday last, Hon. L. G. Kellogg
presiding, assisted BY Messrs. Amor Benson
and Martin Madison! Prayer was offered BY
the Rev. X. S. Cushman; Judge Kellogg dsliv.
cred an appropriate charge to the grand jury
and appointed Myron Clark, Of Manchester
foreman Of that body.
The first case was that Of Richard Jacobie v,
Gilbert Bradley. The case was trovef for 8 loi
Of logs, and the only question was whether the
defendant sold the logs to plaintiff. Verdict for
the plaintiff for sI4o. Miner & Son for pltti
II. Garfield, c. n. Davenport for def.
The next case was the State '. +. Amidon.
This was an indictment for selling Intoxicating
liquors. Verdict Of guilty on five counts and
fine assessed Of $50 and costs, amounting "a
SeI.I9 For the State, y. B. Hall; correspond
ent, Miner & Son.
The next case was that Of Martin Roberts v,
Daniel GrifEths This was M action Of tres
pass on the Frechold on lands situated in the
north part Of the town OF Manchester. The de-
fence was tina, def wRs in possession II the
locus in quo at the time Of the alleged trespass,
Verdict for def. II. X. Fowler and Il. How
ard, for plf. Miner & Son, for def.
The next case was shat Of Joseph Gsle '. II.
P. Higgins. This was an action for rent and
the verdict was for plaintiff. Z. T. kellogg an
H. Ii. Wheeler, for plf A. L. Miner and R
Howard, for def.
The next case was A. P. Graham v. II. B.
Stevens. This was an action on notes, and was
on trial when the Court adjourned on Saturday
noon ill Monday st O'Clock. Pm.
Thomas L. Brownell. Esq., Of Pownal. having
been duly examined was admitted as member
OF the bar and took the requisite oaths.
In addition 70 the members q the County
Bar, we nosIce In attendance Hon. Daniel Rob
erss and Edward Phelps, Esq., Of Bar lington.
and Hon. J. Dorr Bradley, Of Bfatslsboso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

Some u the las, weeks exchanges speak
Of our nsw issue in most ha,tering Of terms
as the following extracts eviuce
The Manchester Journal comes 10 Us ihis
week enlarged. having had year Of pros
perty beyond its expectations. The Jour
nal shows much Abilify. aud We Wish Il long
continued success. - Beiiors Faii1 nmss.
The Manchester Jos, nal commenced its
second volume last week. slgnaliaing the
event by material enlargement, aud typo
graphical improvements. Il Is an excellent
newspaper, doing equal credit TO its editor
and It's publisbsr, and merits ,hegseal sue
cess il is meeting. - i'srmoni lhotair.
The Manchester Journal cones to US this
week in an enlarged form. We are glad to
notice this evidence Of thrift, in what We con-
slider one Of the best conducted journals VI
our Stale Woodstock STANFORD.
We beg leave to assure the above named
journals that We only appreciate these ex-
preston Of favor aud appreciation. IL is an
other proof Of that edi,orioI courtesy which
is 80 characteristics Of our State Press.
We most heartily reciprocate their good
wishes for our future success and though
We could very cheerfuliy aud truthfully say
much in their prai e, We deem il auneces-
sary to do so. for like Henry CIay's mouth
" they speak for themselves -
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As 10 the continued practice Of the Apes
lies 70 bapsise aflsr the resurrection and as
eeBsiOn Of our Savior. think that very liz
he argument can BE drawn from i In f.Yor
o. tbs sOsttsasd practice ~ the prssens day.
more especially Is Christ himself did not
bAptiEe, and his sxanpIs Is The iSdss peistsd
to our duty, g. relstes 70 other rites and ssr-
Siees, aud ~ all denominations sgrss that
the rite vas srst adopted and prscsissd By
JOba the Baptist 10 signify or represent and
preAgure the puri6eaiion u Tbs heart - 500
BY the Holy Spirit. and the intEedaction Of
. new or Christian dispeBsaiioe; and al.
Though Christ the Ansaype or representative.
hsd appeared. yet as the nss dispsnssiieA'
YES to be extended 70 and bring 10 the Cen
tile nations also nth the Jess, and Is the
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