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v ALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
Of p L. Moen and W q. Thompson, Esqrs suitable fDr
the erection OF Hlchine Sheps Boot Waaactorv or
pt9cN % d9ase&-sift be sold low The lot fronts on
liz feet and IS $50 doep, bounded west
-Dy Aiill Brook ami is the line of the Railro5d
Three Lots Front street suitable Stores adjon-
ing the new store OF GEORGE essions the of
Front and rambull streets; lot next south on
Trumbull street, now OCCUPIED Il wood ward.
FRANCIS IL. DEWEY,
mch2S diff 2lS Main street
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Ntv OTh VI III Tram IU.OU p. m.
Railroad C0Rnect,oRS.-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Groenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
Boston railroads. At state Line with the Housatonic
railroad At Pittsheld with the Pittsfeld and North
Adams. and Stockbridge and Pittsled railroads. AT
Westield with the Hampshire and Hanlpder railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spri
field, and Connecticut River Rail- Dads At Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Wilimautc, and Belchcr-
town and Amherst railr ads. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May |, 1867. HENRY GRAY. Sup't.
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DIuRETlC COMPOUND.

For Acute and Chronic G0n0rTh9d.
This new remedy conta ms neither Balsam Copaiva,
Spirits of Nire, Cubebs Turpentine any other
drugs, but is elegant vegetable liquid, pleasant
to the taste and smell grateful to the stomach cooling
cleansing and healing in its operation, alayng all heat
and irritation in the urinary passages You, therefore,
who nave been swallowing down Bdlsan COpdva, either
in capsules mixtures for months in succession until
with pale face and disorierei stomach breath and
clothes filled with its vile odOr throw away the dis
gusting mixtures and bottle of this Ne Rem
edy, which will not only cure you at once, but at :he
time il will cleanse the system from the in urious
effects of the various mixtures you have been taking
long.
90 ONE BOTTLE, WHICH LASTS A WEEK, W LII OFTEN
A Price 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-26

90 FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
b H with about 1000 feet of lani, convenient and IN
a-zpeaSaut location, six minu'es ak of Main
street Inquire at the China Tea store, No 2l5 Msin
street. Ou my5
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The Manchester Journal.
sAgcslfT.1, ~. - =. itea.
To anr Pntrnn.

Fer . cu1rs ~ = lire
Pal las hsra .lsai + - rs ssvsi
slfsv pf sd wmiss ~.
iesA's, tAsi 81 ssssrs ser - .hers
wesla b. g~i-f ,he nec-..ay e -
fsp - fts sab fsta roet -
arlas - sfs e tbs. gasets
I'D 4 ilass - ~ ssme 3 ps..
~ uatk Aass 81 lva LEN eis.s e
&c Il ihr.e alternative Bot -
vsrs s. boIe' tac palser pane soal3
have sbt,d & ers lie AMI thu -
siea'a be enstlyl 70 cary tlroa a
III pr s-at vuia-as q ths goraxkG
wi,hos, slop,hg ,i'hrr q ihr al,o,s
alternatives Bei ~ re oblf II -
fsll~ re - nple ~ oh.r paoer.
ST. a shs fwu cserss 10 - pursued
bafs asesi.i Is rea rp 'ls .irr II or
paP :. simply euo gh'a fate oursel, e.
from srrou lps. II making ihis
change. se shs'i nl rtinec tie
amous, u rsaliag mater BIZ ~ ca.
snf cot ad.erttsmrnts, and putting
gns aria le. IN amnilsr type, shall
kc p % thr "a amaua'.
We shall spare no paiasto givr cur
rrsiers tic latest and most relialle
news or to the ,ime tfgoiBe to pr 5 =
AID our arrangements aih crrespoa.
dsdt, al Washington anil IN th. Yer
mont regiments. are complete.
We return our sincere ilaaEs 70
patrons or pact support, arl hope to
merit = conlinuanee OF their favor.
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hafaag Racs oak and LAsd NJ ~
iske frvcrlenee - TO qaenisy, TIVE
cord, 81 ri,ber o. a ni,laFe u 10th.
s.rl5.ag hen tUus - this Wy one
hundred 5a-l.cl. oal u good qaili,y,
Fh{c il ,vsiles gw5 end rue fourth
esrs OF mixture q ,be dderyai
A. 4. n tioiva 80 prolusc Ike
qaaHi,.
II, Wo Is keeps rom In toisfitc
men M several horse irsms cons AMI
h engl3ycd md maHals, asiug 80
thg rate 81 6,e thousand b9sasls Goa
per month. a. - Il rs II .oe marx
Ct r., oal issLipfei BY Railroad 10
" Yoyk where Il h.ds ready al
81 rgmuaeratiye rrigo- Nj W la
iilel up 40 >.r. II Ais own "a ense
wh q, s : kept c.nsttnll, on ib- rUad
sa1a.e le1- 4sy,ly or their mess.
rhr ris Is charoai Aaa flly kept
ptre wiih the Use IN other articles,
anI lbc zee !. .ill advancing. Mr.
~ IS making arrangements 10 build
se,ral aher kiln- neal season at di.
icryui points ia llis vicinity, and vii
also e1igHd his business 10 other 10.
cattle. ImighI add thai beside. tie
tso kiIn- above mentioned Nj, W
has built near them, dwelling house
tor o. use q bis Uolkmcn.
AIr. Woods is i lloough business
man, employ. he b,st help li,at can
be obtained aad does every ling ia a
worknaa,ike manner. lis Fore
MAJ Dir Tbayor has had an expert.
ence Of nearly thuly years IN this
mole q mmutac airing coal aud hi,
services are very valuable. Mr.. W.
AM III, I. are both ireiotalcrs after
tle siraishlest sect, AID no, only re-.
trains from Tie u,e Of intoxicating
drinks themselves but discourage il IN
al practicable ways by their employ
ee, THIS | need not add At ! asl
argues success il il does not insure t..
West Arlington IL Jan 2lsi 1868.
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SuppAS DeAra.-Mg. Reed Ralh-
bun, 4 Btrie, was osi enc manine
FcyTnlls a.ieg his chse apparently
>. vel IA. usual, ami wirn b. can,r
IN, toll 81. Wile ilg IS should d'e
..on. and I'D d;e la tie sourte 81 a.
hoor
Rev. Geo. n. Sp.uhing # Il
Congregational Church at y, rgrene-
rcriv,d (es dny. since IT, wuui6.
c-m sun o. sl000 asa N Ycat.
20 f,oA 81 arsh.ouere
4 HtAvr vrnmcr BENZ m 81
iIanro / o G.astr, b.. reros,rel d
tie Ioen If Irasburcl, damage { tie
annual o. 5000 . eosts, Tor iniur.
- received 10 hs per p, hi,ie
mac han a year sgo, while riding
over oac Of the highway 10 ,hattoun.
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" hat ~ the Rebellion should
Sarce 4.

Sbs u thesr cgafprfars suee 81
maiue rool heir ads4vnlsn ee
"a eg ing thsoa lt,sof apsu
d lie ieriere. beng hu,e which
are 81 nmedae contact al i Mcx-
e. naAa tt9 ~ Epe tgi the
spr "a " ii as asgoa $ conqa s.
tsnlr~ p yeHrd y SINE IA oprn
foer over THAT VAS country, and
sli.malt'y oYr s,l s. anisb Amer isa,
and. II crcau.ta e.. pctmt, The rus-
quest sui annexa isB 81 fh- West
Indies. able % VAST IA rsten,ion n
tivGstIfrth. employment 81 slave.
woIll raise = demand fgr more
wlah would il Al probability. lead
70 lbr open.ngof he Arran slave
uadr, The giiinacy ami necessity o.
Which have hong been publicly ass II
81 by many orssas Of he South.
sab are tie issues l. humanity
aliyhare Al tie stake 10 The present
contest between free AID .hyrLellug
I'm r.cai aad sa.h Is ihe cause %
wlieI, a m4I ariiy 81 En1.i-h writers.
aul Of Enslisameu Who have Tie ear
u the pubic, have given lie .uppou
81 their sympaihy."- lres0ua,s,er
Reritr.
Hor TIE Rtr M. Hai tails about
nc V'ar-@Rai rep al, the heart oi
England beats tue 10 Liberty Il is
impossible, therefore, when toe qae.-
ton is clearly understood, thai She
can sympailisc with this sodhc,n
conspiracy against humanity
40 excellent tract, entitled, Fed.
crates aad Coafrderatrs," say, In a
war Of law against license. Of freedom
against slavery shame upon Christian
Britain, il She was crsin hpr choice'
Count Cavo1r IN a di,paich q. d,
outset Of the war, 10 The Italian MN
lister Il Washington, says,--"llis r.
serve will uoi prevent as from mani
testing our sympalhies tor tie hi.
umph Of the Northern cause; for
tier cause Is the cause Of Immunity.
Christian Euro cauno' wish >nc.r,s
t5 party waich bers Oh lis sian
dara tile presuy lion and extension
of slavery"
Il i refreshing to hear slcl Ian.
euagc as this from EngIisIm,n, tie
oaset 10 50 mlth 81 an opposite
eharacier as comes fro i lhai cou Try
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Miscellaneous.

PRice or GoLp, When tie
banks throughout the country sus
pendcl specie payments at the close
Of the year 1861, paper money. Of
course. then basa to depre,iaie in
value and gold and silver to rise, For
the FIRST halt year, however, the dit.
ference between tie two cnrrencirs
was slight, comparatively. Up to The
iirstof April il amount 4 TO only one
and half per cent. Whom, howev-
er, the Government began TO dilute
and weaken the paper currency by
adding largely to its volume, il grew
less and less valuable very iapidly,
and specie to appearance rose far
aboyc par. The fllowing table pre-
SCENTS a semi-moitlly statement Of how
specie has apparently advanced IN
price, bat really d how paper money
has fallen IN valne:
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Vermont Items.

David Walker Of Brookline, was
found dead in the road uear Newfane,
a few days ago. lie started tie
night before from West Dunn
merton, with jug Of liquor. and
> obabiy was frozen to death al Ie in.
toxicattl. lie was about 60 years
IN.
The Cdledoniaa says two men fishing
for longe in Mai lstone Lake with
GIT lines caught an otter th.t weigh
e. lG pou d and The skin measures
i've G. from the end Of he nosc TO
.he iip orlhe tail.
FIRE "A destructive fire occurred
in Marlboro. on o.day niaht, Jan.
22th. which consumed TIE dael' ing
boase and other bnildiug belong ~
10 the Village Blacksmith" be AMI
his wife barely eaap'ng rim 'he
burning house, witt, their two 81 a.
ren ii their arms. All the cloili 2,
private paper. and provi.i' Ms were
lot Los. $1,000 to $1,000. Ii.
surance, 5000.
LossEs Br THE WAR -- Braudou.
it is sad. has lost by d~ath ~ Of her
sodiers sent "a the var. Cambridge,
we are informed has lost IL oat OF
she 80 iarnisl,.d by her. We presume
thu the lo.s on lhe part # other
iyans IN the State sre rf0pcsbogally
- large o .issscE.
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Cutting the new CNan ,cl fertn.
NYisSissipp;.

We have wondered what lad br-
come of the prai.ctor cutting HE Jew
chaanrl for III river OPP Il Vi.ks.
burr Bat sc hal Iat It down IS a
probable failur. Il : cm., however
that il is still expected tia the thing
viii succeed. w bop i uill ala
then iet Vicksbu's cnias htr fouii
cations i i quite er'4in that She
you'll have litle clse q eniay 81
long 4 least, a, tbs rebellion should
continue.
We find The following in tie New
York k.camner:
Iii, said that the saaacioa plan
adopted by Bril-. Gen. William. laa
fill, Of cutting OF Yicksbntg rom the
banks Of the NJ ssi.sippi BY making a
diversion 10 the channel OF that RIVER.
appears likely to b. carried mt mos
efectually hy il,e operation Of nature.
The rise IN tn river i. widening and
deepening the artificial channel cut
10y Cen. Williams to such an extent
as 10 alarm the citizens Of Wick .bars.
lest tn y should ind tbem.elves in an
inland town brfore next spring. 1t i.
thought the course Of the river will
br SO changed al this point in a few
months, tina; vessels Of the large 81
class can 20 through ihe new channel
and navigate the river without pas
sing yicksbufg at all
This, We may say, would be a
boodlcss victory. We hope it will
succeed It wonld be a mode of con-
quest far superior, in all respects, to
a martial assault We b liye that a
tenth part If the cost OF the late ex-
petition, woald la, cat q channel
acro.s tie ben o. the river sufficient
81 large FOR any vessel - 20 through.
But there NAV have been other Inn
pnr;ani reasons FIR The exped ton,
Than the capture Of yicksbDfg.
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III Edit0r-A business has recent
y sprung up in this vicinity new 10
most Of US here-a brief notice Of
which may interest some ofyoar cad
ers.
Mr.. John 5. Wood an enter rising
young man from Massaehusci +. his
be9 engaged since last Spring maxi
ing prepare ions 70 manufacture Char
c al on quite al extensive seaie. lie
has already erected for this lutpots
two kilns built Of brick, II large cost
which are now IN su crs>fIl operation.
These kilns are located on tie prem
ices Of Il. 7. lIurd. lhree mis- from
the Arlington depot. so the soulher
slope Of The Red Mountain. from whose
sides AID summit supply Of woad il
10 he obtained. \ ar y all different
kinds Of timber found on this noun.
isin ben barnt 10 kiln, make ex-
c.-lleiti eoal. Every VARIETY ~ Ma
pie. he All greater vari~tg Of Oak,
th" whole family Of Birrlies, Beacl,
Chestnat AMI ITanihsck are All found
V 1aH place In this fraterhry.
Pc pie Is bad repuie among tie
consumers &c charcoal. AL has hcrn
voted or. black hallea. White Birch
rrola,cs sic most drsirsble article.
coal frDm ihis wood bring muclI soaght
after. ard comrlandiaE The highest
prize Il market. Mr. " has or .
his kiius hllel exel,ssv. j. 4igh tbs
=! ! 0. slast. .ow IL Ae rFggess ..
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EsTgr's MELoDEoNs The en-
tire business Of making Me'odaons Is
now carried on by Mr.. Esiey, the co.
partnership OF Estey IL Green being
dissolved. Mr. Esiey employs TWEEN
" hve frst rae po kmen in the
various departments u his exfeusi' e
mandatory. in which everything is
arraign~d 10 compl. ie order. Hav.
ins always employed good and iag,.
nioas wo kmcn. IL Las been enabled
TO make improveme MS and addition.
10 b. Melodcons from rine q timr .
that they are nov O. pertrcs at the
present state &C science AMI art win
slow. Tic makes 4 great variety.
ranging il prio. from .eveaty-ssr %
= . hun lred and ffy dolisrs TIE
bit recon euaatior x NJ. E.iry's
y Iosiaas Is to c. draws from lie
fat, Tia. they III cAl.ed lss a. SCI.
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Professor ALBEE.-- Profess r
Albee, late Teacher ID the Clas zeal
Department Of Barr and Burton sem
mary has became principal Of Dam
mer Acadcm,, b, h-ld, Massachusetts,,
aear NeSbaryport. The institution
in ., field VA, tou.del by one Of The
earlier eo'oaial Goteraors 81 Ma..a
chuselts, whose mann IL bears, LAYING
heen ii existence more than a cen
tury
P,oG Aibce bears With him the
good wishes and hieh esteem OF lis
former friends il thi, place. and Q lie
numerous pupils, WHO had the adj
vantage Of his thorough and critical
instruction.
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Ctr Hecf - afe q ~
mrn M 9rea =
he ~ ssitsvu ansu' lisa
b - rrEa a Is rsti
pse
Nr a.al .aa I'd Bt
ae lbs 81 tAt5r aal -
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81 xrrat aam..rrs q a.. ae lyAl
S'u uni ga iht5s wty al-p t.te
I PER al Lsasf CaHa.la. aad are
be- 4 pnenri ana 'aoi pFrel by
hoe b,ss Is ash f judging u slsris
n-nls P1e
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news Of tho week.

News Of tho week.
Tie pubic mind during The past
week has been IN quite a state Of tx
pec,elion. From tie various reports
We have teen I'D 10 laok for some
important operations blllc great field
Of marlial strife Ba,up to the time
of our going 70 pres nothing Of in.
porance has ,ransprcd.
lie reported that the ,empe,iu3us
wca,hcr since last Tuesday. and lhe
coaseqatn, condition Of The roads
bayc rendered any nd ance of the
army beyond tie Rarpahanuogk,
ml'ler Of utter impos.ililily
Fram Norh Carolina Il Il re.
ported thai Gen. Foster hos given up
bic PROB ctei expedition for the pres.
tui. Or The ather hard the report
from rebel tourc,5 ID lai Le has nc
,ually advanced. More parlralarac
coon,8 q TIE aifiir a 6 lgesltr,
would srem 70 pteel DC tie idea ,hai
or forces we're surprised there,
Tier, SENS 10 hsy been 4 poo
match o. bead he IIaligi Lane.
AMI lie &c sci appears ID hh,o bfrn
Wig, Foa.ly lefpAtd. lut ,'cre
seeas 70 hge been 4 difficulty in
working The hip, oa q count Of ibe
fhaapw water, aul INDEED i is nos
sail iliai the Lane, IS wei as the
Wctle.l, eas ag ouni and oald rot
pfoiec, here 4 q damage her enemy
as she would Lafe done lad she been
:ree.
b., make lbs best of Il, there j,
bit liulc 10 alleviate tbs pain and ie-
9r,g WHICH il has oecasimed il the
pablia mind. We may hope that be
sxperimen, at Galveston win teach
Us SONS useful lesson Ia respect ~
the manner IN viii b oar armed yes.
sels arc 10 b. protected in the shal
low waters 81 The Southern coast.
Tie manner Of sssaul, adopted BY
Magruder, may BE- initiated perhapr,
in o.her places, aud this p.ece OF war
history, ,hoal'l not be suffered TO pass
unnoiiecd. The rebel. are indeed
fruitful III all manner Of crafty dew
ees. They will soon teach IA proba-
bly, al they know ahou, such maitrrs,
and will themselves be- over matched,
10 all heir schemes for conducting a
war which has been distinguished Ia
iia beginning and progress, more than in
anything elsr, BY treason, f,lsehcod
aa deceit.
irtqnsqs rs Us al oiT.ei to
the Galveston aaair. We haze pariie.
alars irom the West, relating 10 ihe
amoar, capiarel by cur troops al the
above aame Po.i.
Prisoasrs, l720, EhdelI rIas,
$500 Flo!.guhs ana rifles 1850.
horses and males, 1905 crdnanrr.
n pieces, ten u which arc disable1.
The battle vas quite sryere. Tie
losses we're chiefly among tie troops
~ho nsade The attack on the lard.
The whole loss - reported. Oh or
tide Is $50 lillea. sad 500 wounded.
Rs-vsst Sscsiy-lhe surfeuder 81
she 9us,lsoai sids.li, ~ TIE comnisf der
Van Dorm. ard Tie c8n.pqsss ri loss 81
two of ,hree tiher Steamers with
s,ovys. wounded and SEX N u. j. now
reported % have TEEN iFeasanablr.
lie Il "a = 10 he rela'sd io be- rrlel
Gea. u that name. 81 TIA; b. va
warmly sfs Isl by lie rehel oticaa.
50 shorg Tie ssrrsaieT Was Ga =
xiihoel ariss single 60.
a@1farez s<ais --Ihese Il i sas,
are constantly lcavine Cinrinna,i ~
Aennhis lhese sc 10 cooperate
u The neasurta ~ daeing ,to
rebels i t.se soath w'e., We las
- l5es ihs n.st.r ars = ri wlere
81 49,
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WAR SUMMARY.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Fort Monroe. Jan. 20.
No important news has been re-
cciyed from the army 10 day.
a heavy storm Of wind has been
raging all day from the north east
Quite number Of seho9ners lay at
anchor before the Fort. the storm be-
came 50 severe they could endure il
no longer and at lo'c!ock they Up
with anchor and IN one hours time
Is sch..oners passed the guard boat
up the roads for better hanb Dor.
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no Il NfATTERs.

RrvGrIr roR rms NAycaEsrrB
CoRSir BAND -Thee wiii Sc :
F,fusai al Oss,r SspPer ~ Wed
s,slay Esp- Tie . b issi ~ Alrs
Yaaderlig'. IarL supper iob ~
,ided By Ii lade. TFk,is Nd
N .linz a Grnilciasn aal Lady Is
,ts Tbs asniis b. appr pIistrd
farIhf beaeiil q The Manchester Cor.
ant Ba /.
A interested 1,e cordially invited
to a,iend.
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MANCHESTER AGRICULTURAL Il
sRARr AssocfAriuS.--We omil G
to mcnlan hast week that an Aar-
c liual Lilnrety Association, Wa
formed IN this town on Tburslay,
the ljth inst.
oae huudr i and thirty d las
we're raised, ia slaa,cs of s. each.
4 L. Miner aas elo.ca President
". Il. Dean, Vice Pre,il, A. Geo.
L. Ames, Secretary nnl Lev d. Coy
Treasurer and Librarian.
John c, Roberts, Geo. l.. Ames,
and II X Fowlyr ere appointed a
Committee to select books. which ae
understand are selected. and on their
way here. Success to the underisk
ing.
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LisT or AsrcLls ron THE Hos.
riaL.-Lsi Of articles cent to the Il.
$. Gene,al Ilos,iial, BHitieboto, from
Mancheslcr, yermont
comfortable; , belqtdlt-; 6 p!-
10 a ) sheets; pillow slips 8
col red slips 8 iIank IS; belliek ;
10 napkins 10 owis 3 sh,rs; 3
hi llt caps; Z Old bedqu It's ] Dies
sing gown 3 pairs -lwns; 5 pairs
drawers 3 rolls Of ba' dtro ha-h
ditd apples paper i;rina 9 II
coffee; rs pamphlets; ~ aenspa.
pc,s; billie; loaf wedding cabe
for SIaneh hester buys
The pillows, blank t., bcdquii's,
md dried apes mere Contributed
pro,ioas 70 the recent appeal, con-c-
quenily those disposed to respond to
Til. appeal, found comparatively liz
tie to 10,
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WgsrgRs VgRMosf RAiLEoAp
lite sias % If Raad nos arliX'
at tlis Station a, he folio sins hons
.r.rip9 NgrA Nal Ifsia, II 9.tt
Az; fright 1t l.z7 r.Ni TX
TIess " 3.ii y. 81
.loisy .s9ai- Freight ~ G 70 A
H. Lxss i. a. 1921 ~; Mail, q
40
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Literary tees.

NoRTH BRirIsH REyifw for Noy.
i-lcceiped. The contentsare - III =
lian Individuality The Austrian En-
Pic ii 1862 Pa, m. IF 4, +. Cloug !;
Assimilation o. Laws f aacn and
Scotland NJ MirhrI P palar Pro-
pheii,al litera.ur~ Syria and tie
g tern Questions 81. Clemens Eye,
Tie American Confrt.
1hes 50 f,r a. We haze aotieed.
arr able articles. Nedo nol K The
la.r 90 the An rican Co,dlici. Bot
il is Nis 81 times to b. taught by mn
encny, aud to hear ahar tlnsr mas
.ay Nio look At t5is conflict from
lhcir own stand point Tno,r WHO
wish to SNOW hoa uay har things
can be said against u ii r luion 70
the prescni coh'iiti. may tin lnem ~
articles published il tho Londo
Qun.crr the Nortt British Review.
ard b akveoa4 uagalIe The
Wcstmintrr Rctirw, on the other
h,nd maiolai. oer cause strongly.
These can all be obtained d Leonard
Scott, IS Co., 10 Futon q, y. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27

CoNaR So HE action ot Con.
grc.s during be past veek has hgcu
holy devoid IT general Interest,".
Tx OIL, act 81 iupouaner ha been
tie IA sase d 4 oi.l providing t tl,e
INN, diuy .,su y on HUNDRED uil-
lio.s Of T. $. note lor III pas men
d or sud ring solder. ibis biz
las been ac.ed upon at once, and The
pa mont Of Gle 50 oers, 30 are now
many month, II arrears u her prom
iscd fay, has buou commenced AID
vii be continued until Tie amy IS
paid of. Aside from the revolution
any and unconstitutional principles
which govern a majority Of lis mem-
hers, the present Congress seems ~
noranl AID Impractical upon nearly
all measures Of vital importance o.
which demand inipllisrncrani ability.
'fhe past week has dragged along,
the ti.oe Of session. being to gIem
extern, occupied b. Ioog-winded
speeches about folbing, The only re-
suit Of which would be 10 drive mem.
bers from their seats 10 Committee
Rooms o. drinking saloons. The pre-
sent Congress has less than six weeks
more 10 st. Better Tor the country
if its term expired to-morrow-.Sc Sen.
tinel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27

The GRAND SWAMP RIDE, and
Cotlon Party, for ihe bcnef, OF tht
East Arlington Cornet Band, 10 come
III On lie 29th inst, will, we predict.
be an affair that will be highly en-.
joycl by sil who are so fortunate az
10 be present on the occasion.
The supper Is 10 be furnished by
the ladies Of East Arlington and Sun
derIand. NJ +. Lyman's Hotel. We
can give assurance, from orr own ex.
periencc, that Lyman is The place 10
get good supper. We hope the
boys viii get big benefit. aid be
encouraged ia their new enterprise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27

PErERpSs MAGAziSE, for Feb,
Is at hand, with a rich and varied
selection Of prose and po.lical wri :
lings. Il contains 10 articles, and
81 embeli,h cents The fashion
pilates a8d pattern, Tor various articles,
are tasteiuIly got up. The engra,-
ing At the opening Of the pumb' r,
taken from Il scene ii the story of
Re Riding Ilooo.' and represent
inI tie wolf as acting the part Of lhe
grandmother ii bed with the lilile
girl, Is an exquisite piece Of work
manship.
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