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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-25
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nlaa..aais q Msacbesisi ~ sitpi.y vi.s srs
soldering 1vm cuta,tc 'a.fsse as fsfn. "a,
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lag uiu Use HeAasht q rai'be TIE
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vays ssfn C Hcau e huuh's sra
sles5Y ,ery Is Hsny disease, wbieb lspsaa
on teaaei safe Il ihs neFtvus System and slus.
cuar fittts. alaes' all fesaals complaint, Gems
uaisf ihis hsad, apdeures afv taet,, " short
g iiao % eeld lhsn 10 vsrm weather Lsd<r
suffering fom disease peculiar 10 their ssr arc Is.
,agl 10 come ana ts tupss without the use q
Instruments, SafPorus, causes o. prug asas'
GINS q Any Kind.
MoruEns, leok to scar e,akiy children. Who
are complaining u Pain IN lhyif sils, and bach.
and see L they have goi 4 curvature q the Spips,
and 30. know thai they can he outed and made
Nmigh, At the Manchester Na,sr.csrs.
RuFra,risS and NrrKAuaA Immediately ais-
appear y the application q the wAHn Elrcrno.
Cnmlcu Barn. then Why be confined 10 the
house and bel an winter and sutFer such sae'ui-
aiias pain, when 50 pleasant reasl! is within
yonr reach
an kinds II Chroula disease are treated as sue
cessfally IL Cold a. ID Warm weather al this Cure
Da srnAGuE N,ll eyamne and give bis opia-
ionin all cases Of chronic di,san that may Gallup
on him Cor ibrcc months from The arst d No,em-
her 1861, Fee 81 Charge Many who ave una
Gle to pay the expense Of an attending physieiaa
can avail themselves fthis chance and cure them
selves OF home.
Patients will lie visited and rcsltl a, their res
deuees, il required. on reasonable terms
an letters Of inquiry or descriptive of sasss
will he strictly eoaa3satiei, aud chsctfaily au-
swsred L. II. sPRAGuE, NJ D.,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-25
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ALBANY, N. ".

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II. H. S1uA4goS. ". II CLAIM.
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Neg Tok, pala8s.,.hls. Bsssla. tAe,cbfl. lle-
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TILE COLLEGIATE COURSE
En,hrace uoaa'eanA Single Eutfy housekeeping,
Commercial Computations Commefgial Law,
psnmauship, Business Correspondence, Parincr-
ship Scitcpenis. oic., etc.
The Department q Hook keeping
and Accents, j. orgabiaed and conducted Oh the
Counting noau System; tbs Halls icing btica
up with appropriate desks, cts, and tbs aadeut
il introduced a once % tie practieal routine Il
cliIntlua ~ lns ranrrallN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-25

Some peoples notions Of comfort differ
from those IL others Matthews once
went over Warwick iail and when be
came 10 tie place Of execution, be OBJ
served 10 The jailer that, considering The
extent of the country, aud the numher Of
executions which Nigh, take place, the
drop sirsck ham a. being very small. 1
don't know. said the man 10 be cure,
six 'ould be crowded, bat ioive 'oah hang
very eonicrtsbls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-25
sTATlONERY.

Our stock is large. and adapted 10 the wants u
Banks, Railroads. County aud Town Officers, In
suraueo Companies. Corporations Of all kinds,
Lawyers, Merchants and Manufacturers, and also
FOR Ladies' and Gentlemen's private use.
PENS. HOLDERS. INKsTANDs. WAX, INK,
Muciage. KNIVES, Erasers. Rubber, Notorial
Waters, Legal Seals, Gum Labels, States, Pen
elk, Copying Presses, Dampening Brushes
Water Cups, Oh Paper, Bgtting Board, En-
yelopes, Bin Head Cases, P. o. Deliveries, Date
Racks, Clips. Paper Cutters.
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List of Patent Medicines for sale
AT Tuk
DRUG STORE.

llR II. y. Aliens Tonic Bitteis, Lung Bal
| , sam, Rheumatic aud Nerve lteu'edy, h,ssH-
terry syrup, bilious pills, Df. Seth Arnold's
sugar coated Pills, cough Killer, Balssm. Or
b. Wings NIUglc Ointment, Linimeni, toagA
BAlsui Dr. Jayne Expcetpnnt, linllheni,
Alternative, Yelmifuge, SAnitike l'ils, ism ionie,
garmmiatite. iiunneNell'S Lola AnOdlhs,
Universal tough Remedy Motifs NcgelAhi,
Liver Pills Dr llerrck's sugat toatsd
Pills Dr. Bakers Pills Ayr's Puts I;
Braudleth's Pills. lr. A Whites bye Water;
Doc az Isaac lhtmpson's lyt Water lr.
J. pc.tn's American Eye Sahs stough,un
Bitters Laugey's Bitteis, n. II Downs N,pe-
table Elixir, Weeks Magic Com ouid, ~ Nil-
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balssni; Browns
Bronchial lluphcs; Composition o. lapho'eiis
Powder; liot DROPS or No 8, 6udficy'st oidial,
Balem us Drops Mrs, Winston = soeihng ~
rup, Qnerus God Liver OIL B; Dr VIM. ilalls
Baslm fur the Lung, Sco,iles Blood and liN-
Ell syrup. Pandcrsau's ondtien Powders, liAr-
tell', Condition Powders, Humphrey = Ointment;
Asborn's Golden Ointment; lcnty's Vermont
Eminent cfu,im syrup; Mexieau Mustang
Eminent: Grfllis Pmsters; ll,rnck splasters,
LIQUID Cntclc; Liquid 0podcldte; Jonas Nht
combs Remedy fur the Asthma British Oh
Scdljtz Powders Parsons Nermiu and lnsest
Exiei niialtr; Eurccau Snli Rhtum he0tdy /;
Balm Of Hauihorea; Rtxfttd'- M"licai,d Ginger
Bread Nuts; Lohclia Herb. Giiliih's toia-
pound Syrup Btar Root; nr Bsler's PAN Fan
acca; Mountain Rose Fragrant stimulani fdbs
Family Safe. Oriental Tooth Paste shaker
Anodync; Lyons Kalharion, Prof Barry = lri-
copherous PrYf Motifs Hair Insgorsior;
Spaulliug'. Glue; Green Mountain emrni, Wis
tar's Balsam ofWill Cherry, krnnds's niseo,-
cry; Marshall's Catatrh SNUFF; prpte'ser Elmef's
ointment; Doci N G. Whites Pulmonary Elirir
Manchester, October y, 1851.
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rs Cent steel shovels
lgD4S CENT HOES, sial bold ous ~ the
Il EQUINOX STORE
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL BILL.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN And MUSIC Boohs,
Is. S. GEMS, OR0LA, Sc, Sc.
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Wrapping k'aper.

We have now in store Forty Different Kinds,
Sizes and Qualities also,
Twenty-four sizes and kinds. These are very
extensively used by Grocers, Druggists, and others
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RI ANk BOOKS.

LEDGERs Gap. Deny aud Medium
YRffnkAfg Z"
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Memorandum Books, Composition Books, Pass
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FnjIiag Stamping.

We are prepared TO receive orders for Stamp.
ing Initials On Note Paper and Envelopes. Work
we'll and promptly executed
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gard ENGRAVING.

We still continue to execute orders for Wedding
and Visiting Cards, &C. Wshays cur work done
by the best Engrayers.
Thankful for past patronage, We would solicit
: continuance Of the same, aud would invite all
who are wanting goods in our line 10 call at
and 10 Cannon Place.
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COAL! COAL! COAL /!

fB'HE undersigned is new prepared to furnish
4 Coal in large or small quantities, as low, if
not lower, than any other housein Troy. He has
constantly on hand large quantities of the most
approved veins, such as
Lehigh Lackawana, Peach Or
chard, Likewise Blossburgh,
Cumberland and Virginia Coal.
Blacksmiths, Manufacturers and others wish
ing TO purchase are requested 10 caland examine
our Goals before purchasing elsewhere.
o. A. ARNOLD,
80l River st., enc block nsrth Of tho Bridge.
III troy, New York.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Union sul American Tract Society. Also, lhe
Publications II Carriers Randolph. lIeyt, Martin.
ana oilers. al suitable fgr Sunday School liz
brarisa.
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ralrIIrlL IEIT BnakS.

Although the Instructions 10 the department q
q Bookkeeping nusi, frem the natuteofihc study
br given nom written mauuserpi fotms with
elaborate oval and blackboard elucida ions, and
lectures. set great heaciii msy L. driscd ftum DE
use ofteate boaks ut reference. while Ia the
important department &c Commercial Law they
are indispensable. 10 meet this necessity, The
following Test Books bayc been prepared
BRY Ant & STATIONS COMMERCIAL
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business Men and the Profession. rs Aaes DeAN
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
Complaints Against the Late Grand
Jury.
NoRTH BLOOMFIELD, July "a, 1862.

NORTH BLOOMFIELD, July IA, 1907.
Ed. DEMocRAT:-I desire to call your atten-
tion to a case recently before the Grand Jury,
in which a yiolator OF the law has been permit
ted to escape the just penalties that the law
metes out for an offence Of so grave charac-
ter. The facts in the case will be fairly pre-
sented. and which, in the writer's opinion, are
sufficient to warrant the inferences which he is
constrained to draw from them. On the first
day of March A. d. 1862, an attachment was
issued from Justice Andrews court against +.
Hitler, and the gold then contained in the slui-
ces of said Hitler, was levied upon. Subse-
qucntly, when the officer designed cleaning up,
and had entered the tunnel for that purpose, he
was resisted by the Hitler Brothers, and told
that he could not discharge the duties of his
rnssion, unless he walked over their dead bod
les. One of the brothers was standing in a
menacing attitude, with pick on his shoulder,
evidently intent on complying with his former
declaration. The officer, dictated by prudence
and desire to save the effusion of blood, re-
tired from the tunnel where a conflict was inn
minent, in order to procure assistance, winch
in the course Of an hour he obtained. But, du-
ring the interim the Hitler brothers had not
been idle, for they at once ordered an employee
to take out the blocks while they extracted the
gold. The officer on his return discovered that
his mission had been brought abruptly to a
close, and it is said he left the scene in vio-
lent perspiration.
The above facts, though at much greater
length, were presented before the Grand Jury,
but these cnstodians of life and liberty were un-
able to see wherein the law had been violated,
and at once ignored the case. The testimony
in the case was positive and to the point, that
the law Of the land had been set at defiance,
and as the only peaceful alternative, appealed
to the tribunal OF last resort for its Vindica-
ton.
1t may be proper in this connection to state
that the same parties were guilty of hike Of
tense on former occasion, with this difference
the cleaning up was done in the night, but
was witnessed by person employed for that
purpose. In this instance the parties we're
bound over, but believe the case never reached
the Grand Jury. CNESTER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

NEw YoRK CTY.-NOtwlhStanding the
Immense number of men that have left
New York city in the service Of their cOun-
try, and the breaking up and scattering Of
families since the commencement Of the
var, there has. contrary to the general ex.
pectatioB, been slight increase Of pOpula-
lion Of the city during the past year, as
Nroved by Trow's Directory issued about
tbe LIST OF June. In last years directory
the number of names was l52 1925; this
year, 1853, ,ls6. The war has effected par
lcular branches of business temporarily,
bat the great current of foreign and do
asstic commerce has followed On Ia full
ohanpels.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
SENATOR McDouGAIL.-Tbe Washington

SENATOR MCDOUGAIL.-Tbe Washington
correspondents OF the Bulletin and Union
have lately opened their batteries against
Senator McDougall, for the purpose of de-
sracIing from the credit justly his due in
the passage of the Pacific Railroad Bill.
The fac that the bill has passed, and that
NcDougaH has been its most able aud ener-
getic advOcate.is a sufficient answer TO their
calumnies. SimontOn, the Bulletins cor
respondent, has never omitted an Opportu'
nifty TO iaud the sectional leaders OF both
parties that have succeeded in Involving
the country in civil war, aud has been the
persistent villiler OF every prominrnt pub
lie man who foresaw the approaching con
fict and honestly endeavOred to avert It,.
The puffer Of Or. Gw'n, aud the villfer of
Broderick and Douglas while they were liv-
ing. his diatribes against McDougall are
rather q compliment than otherwise, to
those who know the character OF the SLAM
derer. McDougali may have faults, but
they have been grossly exaggerated, aud we
have reason to believe be has been as eff
cient representative as California ever
had.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

UNcoMPLIMENTARY.- speaking OF Col.
]. d. Stevenson, the Nevada Transcript indul-
pes in wholesale slander upon many of the best
citizens in California, as well as many who are
dead. but who, while living, did more in one
month for the good Of the State, than the Tran
script man ever did in his life. That paper
says:
.sHe has never been identified with educational
movements. but Is only known to the public aS nav
ing been accused of stupendous election frauds IN
New York City escaping from justice. ana leading a
regiment OF the most abandoned men that the s'hAs
Of the cities cOul1 produce.
The same paper meanly and maliciousiy en-
deavors 10 convey the impression that Colonel
Stevenson is Secesh, and it utters the patent
falsehOod that General Colten in his letter,
avowed "that he had rather c0alesce with Sc
cessiOnists than with the sound Union men, the
Republicans" Col. Stevenson has always been
recognized in this community as a staunch
Union man. Many Of the "most abandoned
men that the sinks Of the cities could produce,
which Colonel Stevenson led TO this State in
1916, are now in the armies Of the Union, and
some of them holding the proudest positions in
that army. We are entirely opposed to the lo-
cal political course which Gen. Colten and Col.
Stevenson have thought proper to pursue; but
we are no more opposed to that than we are to
the attempt Of unworthy pretended advocates
of a good cause to strengthen that cause with
vile SANDER and base misrepresentation. The
action of the Transcript has been base and
mean in the extreme. 1t has resorted to pat
ent falsehood and wilful misrepresentation for
the ostensible purpose of strengthening cause
which is so good that it can triumph despite
the damage it may sustain by the transcripts
advocacy.-[S. f. Journal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

NEw CONSTITUTION or ILLINOIS, Last
fall delegates were elected in Illinois TO a
Convention to revise the State COnstitu-
ton. A majority Of the COaveniOn were
Democrats few Of them Of tbe Vallan-
digham slripe-aDd in consequence Of an
attempt 10 prOdOee disaffectiOn among the
Illinois volunteers, the Convention became
unpopular among the people. After a ses-
sIon Of about three months new COnstitu-
uen was framed, containing many excel
tent prOvisiOns-amOng others 10 abolish
the banks and prohibit the circulation OF
bank bills 10 the State. The document was
Submitted to vote OF the people on the
18th of June, commissioners having been
appointed TO receive the votes Of soldiers,
and, according TO the ST. Louis cOrrespoD-
cent Of the Union, it was rejected by an
overwhelming majority. The Convention,
IL seems re-districted the State in such q
manUer a. to give the Democrats a MAORI.
~ 10 the Legislature, aud this of course in.
snred the opposition Of the entire Republi-
can party. who have never approved Vi
Gerrymandering untcss 1t was done by
themselves.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
Loss OF A SHIP -ALLEGED FRAUD.-The

Loss OF SHIP-ALLEGED FRAUD.-The
following communication. dated Realejo,
June l4th. appears in the Panama Star:
The English bark "Harpley," Capt. Thos. s.
Hezeltine, Of Hartlepool, England, from Glas-
gov to San Francisco, California, with an as
sorted cargo and a considerable number Of iron
pipes for the San Francisco water works, got
aground and was wrecked in the entrance to
the port of Realejo. The circumstances atten-
ding the wreck and the subsequent sale of eff
fects have given good reasons to the merchants
and the people generally to suspect the good
as merchants, and Others Of integrity are ready
to give their depositions, and it would seem
but justice to all that an agent of Lloyds should
come here at the earliest moment.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

WILD Fruit IN CALIFoRNIA.-The Sono-
ma county Journal says: "a gentleman of our
acquaintance who made a trip to the mouth OF
Russian River few days since, informs us that
whortleberries, blueberries, salmonberries, etc.,
abound in that region in almost fabulous guam
titles, especially the first and last named va
rieties. The existence of such quantities,
along this coast, of the whortleberry, we are
told, is not generally known outside Marin,
Sonoma and Mendocino counties, as they sci.
dom ever make their appearance in the San
Francisco market.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

PRTRsvLY ExcoMMUNIcArIoN.- Moneys
Hkpess, says: The great Irish Archbishop (of
Rdhiin) has issued PASTORAL in which he
threatens to reserve from sacramental connec-
ti0n with the church. all persons who may be-
long to the political Brotherhood now 80 rapid
" extending in every part of Ireland; in other
words, all those Irishmen who shall join to-
gether to endeayor to make Ireland an inde-
pendent nation, are to be communicated
from the affairs!
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

FATAL ACCIpKET.-Wm. H. Lloyd, a ma-
Cblnist in The employ Of GosS Il LambaUd,
6ACramentO, vas fatally injured on Satur-
Day afternoon, by being struck on the head
by piece Of seantling. which fell from the
top Of the shop. IA distance Of about forty
feet. He was picked up ia senseless oOn-
dition, and died few hours after The aoci-
dent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

FIRE AT YREKA.--A number of wooden
buildings were destroyed by fire at Yreka,
on Saturday night last. The loss is esti-
mated at about SIS 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
Rx rELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE DEMoCRAT.l
SAcRAMEN1O. JnlY l5lh.

SACRAMENTO, July I0Iu.
Both lines to San Francisco are down to-
day, consequently there is no report from
that place.
The Eastern line is in working order to-
day. Reports have been received, but not
yet published. The news is important.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

IMPORTANT FROM MExlCo.--A New York
dispatch, Of The 1lth inst, says: The steam
er Columbia, from Havana on the 7th OF
July, brings Vera Cruz dates 10 the I'd, and
from The City of Mexico to the lSth Of
gune. Gen. Ortega. with 1000 men had
Joined ZaragOza. The Mexicans, on the
18th, occupied the bill commanding Ori-
zsLa, where the French bad encamped, and
the same night surprised aud routed them
On the 2sth The Mexicans commenced an
attack upon the French without result. Five
thousand guerilas are between Tiegiora
aud Vera Cruz. The gates of the latter
city are closed-no enc dares go out. The
dead, of whom there are many from yellow
fever. are being buried in that city. A
French courier was captured with his dis
patches, which were published in the City
Of Mexico. A French train was attacked
on the 3Otb, aud twenty wagons loaded with
ammunition and -four were destroyed
Twenty Of the escort wece killed and the
rest captured. Only six wagons reached
Orizaba for some time, and the French
troops were actually starving. A Havana
letter Gays JuareE has appointed COmOnforI
commander in chief of the Mexican army.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

THS new Episcopal church, now building
;. Folsom, will be ready for public service
oa Sunday next, the 2eth inst. The church
wifi be dedicated by Bishop Kip.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

ANoTHBR CALIPORNTAN.-R. w. Stephen
con, Formerly Of Stockton, was killed at the
battie Of Pea Ridge ia Arkansas, while lead
ing company Of rebels Of which he was cap
ba6as
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

i Court of the l4th judicial District, Of the State
of California; in the matter Of the petition OF b
JOHNSON an insolvent debtor. Pursuant to an order
of the Hon T. b. Mcfarland. Judge of the said Dis
trct Court notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of the said insolventJ B. Johnson to be and appear
before the Hon. T. B Mcfarland Judge of the Dis
trict Court afsresafd, 10 open Court, at the Court
Room of said Court in the County Of Nevada on the
10th day Of August, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
of that day. then and there to show cause, if any
they can why the prayer of said insovent should
not be granted and an assignment of his estate be
made and he be discharged from his debts and liza
bities in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the time all procee-
dings against said ius lvent be stayed.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said
{. Court, this 18th day of July, A. D. 1852.
L. r. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
~ By @. K. FARorHAR. DePuty.
iylA
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

HIGHwAYMRN.-T The MariPosa Gazette
says that hsghwSymen abound in certain parts
Of that county, and calls upon the authorities
and people to take steps to break them up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15
DIED.

In this city. June 18th LAURA, only child Of John
and Martha McArthur aged two years
At Grass Valley, on Saturday, July 18th, hr Co
lumbus Ashby. aged about 81 years.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-15

TNSOLVENT NOTlCE.-In the District
Il Courto the 14th judicial District, of the State
OF California; in the matter Of the petition Of J. f..
CLARK an insOlvent debtor. Pursuant to an order
Of the Hon. T. b. McFarand JHdge of the said Dis
trct Court notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of tbs said insOlYent j. +. Clark to be and appear
before the Hon. 7. b. Mcfarland aforesaid, in open
Court. at the Courtro Of said Court in the Said
County of Nevada. on the 10th day of AUGUST, A.
d.. 1862 at 10 O'Clock, NJ, Of that day, then and
there to show cause any they can, why the prayer
OF said nsovent should not be granted, and an ns-
ignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts aud liabilities, in pursuance Of the
statute in such made md vided; and in the
mean time all proceedings against said insovent be
stayed Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
this 10th day of july A. 1862.
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
BY G. K. FARoUHAR, Deputy. Jyl0.
ThOs F. Hawley. Plaintiff Atty.