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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

LAST NIGuT or TIE TnEA1RE.-Tnl
NAsBLs tlK.ar This evening Mr. uales pop
ular troupe bid farewell 10 our city with th.
beautifu, drama Of the Marble Heart. Last
thrilling drama Of Agnes DeVere. supporting
her part in . most supurb manner. We re-
grst that the mouse was not better pa vi 2
one. Thos Of our citizens who did not wit
Heart should not fail TO be present to-Digt
those who were present will Of course come 70.
night. Remember that it is the last night
positively. From here the company 60 TO
Burlington, where we trust they will that
hearty welcome they truly deserve.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

ExrnAsGK 4 DANKtH3 IIursg or l.. A. MAcKLor,
t,avr9port, Iowa, Apr.l ist, 1853.
GTGlT LACilsNGE on THE fRlyi IPAL
- titles &C the United States bought and soli.
Tho highest p,ice paid tor Gald, sivsr. De-
pand Notes. State, County and Civ Warrants.
Sterlirg Exchange iof sale IL Gums of ii ana
up~aris.
Highest premium paid Cor State Bank Of inai-
ana Onto ana Iowa notes.
Passage tickets for sale to aud from Lsefpoois
Cork ana liasre. NV stca unship or taiIing ship.-
Agent for tho oil Bfoek Star liae, sailins ships
from Liverpool TO New YORK. Agent for Liver.
pool, New York and philadel phia line OF steam
SHIPS. ~ca os-im
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
SOME unmitigated fanatic who sneaks

DUNE unlnltigaieu iSu6tiC Wno suehhs
behind q nom d. pl"ms. sppsars 10 the Ga=.ae
Of yesterday morning. 10 which he advocat's
mob law upon dem Gratis in the most TN
blushing terms. He wants something terrible
done at once with those who will not say amtn
10 all the acts Of the administration. 1t 10
more than likely that .his same person who is
inciting mob spirit and advising the sh eddipg
of blood at hone. was. less than one year
ago. opposed to the policy Of the same sd-
ninisrstion which he now claims should be
unequivooally endorsed by every body. That
which dlsasrees with him he d,scards. though
others ot cot that which he agrees with b.
would have thrust down the throsts of others
even by force. Well 90 BE- il. Let him be-
gin the so'nsr it is begun the sooner 1t will
be known where the snd is. IL the writer
prepared to lead offi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

THE exposure Of the mesnness OF tho
House. causes good deal Of iatte.iog IN the
columns Of that unprincipled sheet. As ws
expected, how ever. The promised rectihcatior
was not made. The Gazette need spend no
un,eered By Mr.. MeCosh. lie explicitly eta
ted TO Dr.. Bprtis that he was sorry the artiel.
appeared, aud would see that It was made
right II ives such a pronise as any man
would make who wants to do right b. snoth
err The attack Of the Gateas was mean and
malignant. lie ipsinuations we're lies. j.
wishes to advertise to the world that the But.
lis House 10 unpopular, and that il is not ps.
tronized az much as in former years. Nov.
there 10 proof of ,bs, IL any such slsts st fact.
exist We refer the Gazette to the register OF
the Buriis Houee then aud now: he bool .
are at its d,.possl. Bot 1t bss no jisposi,i: n
for truth. and will not seek to make the only
investigation that can rrovs the facts. II II
Is unpopul,r with whom bas 1t Lost populsri
~? Not with democrats; not with rspubll
cans. All the republican Off .ials set the Il
. nple by stopping there when they come 10
town. There 10 The sh,diog place Of the Gov.
.rncr, the l,dges and officers OF lhs Supren.
Court. the u. ). M,rshai. the military fune.
ii ,psses Of high degree together With the 70
publican lawyers and wire puIlers generally.
Nos. II the Dirtis House vas 90 uupopu Ia
as the Gazette ioiinates i. 90 II insinuatss
THAT IL 10 stencil 10 the nosiIils Of loyal men,
why do these leading men Of the republican
party stop there. end advise tbeir fnepds to do
tie same? The editor of that paper most vii
fully lies when he makes these malignant at.
tacks upon the Burtis House. No v 3nder thai
Mr. McCosh felt ashamed OF the concern. and
promised repars.ion. That he allowed hin.
self to be bsmbooz'ed out Of fulfilling his
promise 10 not strange either. We ooss by
challe nging the Gazette TO the proof that the
Bartis Hosss has host any popularity or cup
port. The books furnish the proof Will th.
editor take the task. or be again proven ial
asss Of tssths Lss % hsas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
" W osa .naIAel.

NV hosa .naTAet.
NEw YoMs. April ~.
FiorR--The ma ket 10 dull and 6et l1c lower
90 80 20 exIa state sIl0aI - X. II ..
WsAAr-Duii, heavy and nominal. 1881 q
/ 90 spr,tg; 5 COOL ~ winie- red.
NLlkl l-Duli. 4i0lSI1se.
New ioIk stock Market.
NKw YoRK, April Il.
Gold i694
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
Davenport Lumber market.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
wanted.

Wanted.
rV>O BIND OUT THR YOUNG GIRLS,
i competent to DO most kinds OF general house.
work. Apply 10 the und frsiguod. on front street,
over Moore'a old BAKERY.
arl % 1t MRs. L. CULLERa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

ITATlNG BOUGHT our TIE INTEREST OF
l L NJ. NIspRik0T0a IN The above bu.iness,
am tally prepared To execute nll orders FOE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22
p!.,olu,io of Partnrr,hlp,

TIE CoPAKTSERIHIp HERETOFORE EX.
l isting between tho undersigned. under tho
hfm ot CsMeRog a. WIpDaiscTos, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
JOAN CAME RON,
MICHAEL WIDDRINGTOS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

my pfRSOy HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
~ four or fge rooms and fair lot, to cell
can hear of good purchaser by adir sssine Boa
1927. Davenport Post Office. apl lS-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-22

NKw YoRK, April Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
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0at t ne dn
n 81 eafrlsl la
fB su a. s men
go f susF tm isltn -
tsn AZ oan Hm fsar msh
.4r u 49, m i
iss Haa+
lr by M Wea T 4ar
~ tsA @ v ard
a.A ,a caE graa ST.
Webster "a $40 qaTft 6 h 81.
aRdhe hn d iie m
:. So mu,sr. rspI he a.slousfB 81
s3ser caI arst eIIh Be- ilc dah
laae. and Jgf mad Shat b. pays
HaagefF eamg1a t.fg f0r him g.
pav mssh .afrtr ia.Is over tni0e
lThr mah aai y I and carried "a 3D.
Acc 8st ihe ec1Hl iime Mr. Web
aef lssea s. q booked et ile msn
remembered him bai pad ihe bill
wlthost demuupug Tie fellow gH
shaa SOME three 81 four months
. afsfBuSls. mi beil.ou2st BIN q ihr
eeuerasiir aal bose manner 81 Mr.
Webster in lN m0ay maiifrs and "a
ihra uno he called and pfescaied i'ic
h1 for saaiae jbe uosi. Mr Web
ttcf took ihe account, which hr imme.
disteiy recognized. aaa, scanning tle
wood.sswyer moment. he sad
Hos 40 sea Keep your lp)ols, ST Z
81 kerp "a b3ak, ad ibc man
abashta. ! ihnk yen lo, SIR, con
tinsed sir. Webster. with marked en-
pbasis and 90 excel those whoare
satisfied With tie double entry yifm.
You keep your books upon t,fp's
entry plan, % efse Fearing up
the account Mfr. Webster added
" Go sir. and be honest here fer.
have no objections 10 paying these ~
ila bills twice bu, cannot pay them
three times 700 may retire. The
man leii the room, feeling rs lhougl
he vas suiIocaiing ior want Of air.
lie had learned lesson that lasted
through life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

Nothing that is not Wholesome. genial and res
,oratye IN lis nature enters into the COMPOSE
ton Of llosrEfTEBs STOMACH BnrEEs. This
popular preparation contains no mineral uf any
kind. 40 deadly boianica. eleintui no fiery ex-
citant: but ID is a comb alton Of the oxtTgicts
I'll rare btsamic herb, aud plants with toe 2ur-
est ana mldest 81 all dillusiye slimaants.
Il is well 10 DC furearmeI against di ease. and,
so Ear as the human system can be pFo,ec ed
bv husuau meats against mgiadles engea lerel
IS au unwhuesome atmosphere, pure water
and other external causes, HosrErTEEs BTr-
TIERS may be relied on rs a safeguard.
In districts Infested with Frcer and Aqne. It
ha. been found iniaiiibe a. a preventive and
irresistible as a remedy aui thousands who re-
sort 10 il under apprehension Of an aitagk, es-
cape lhe scource; aud thousands who neglect
70 await themselves u its protective qualitie. IN
advance, are cured by very brief course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague pa
t,en;s, after seing piled glth qunine for mouths
Ia vain, until fairly saturated with ;hWt danger
Gus alaBloid, are n0i unirequeutly re tpred 10
health p.thia few days b. the use Of Hos
rErrEHs BuTFHs.
The weak stomach i rapidly iBygorated and
the appetite restored by fliis agreeable Tonic,
aud hence X works gD8der. 10 cases Dgsgepsi1
and ia lcss confirmed forms Of iaafgesfi9a. Act
inr Is 4 gentle sud painless appefent as well
a. upon ihe liver, :; also invariably relieves the
Constipation saPe1pdueed by irregular action
OF The digestive and seegtilvc organs.
Persons o. feeble habit, liable 10 Nervous ~
take. Llaeaess ~ Spirits aud Fits u Laaqoar.
fnd prompt and peunaBeut relief from the Bit-
tiers The testimony % this point i most con-
elusive. and ftom b8,h sexes.
The agony q Bibas Cetic Is Immediately as
sssa4+9 tts a SINGLE dose N Tie sfffnulaff and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
The nebrI pike acsi,nent.

We are armins our men with new
weapon ii this war md in modern
warfare generally, but a most effective
weauop, az Il viii compel the southern
soldier 10 40 bis best fighting points.
and throw the Nortberner on biz worst
10 aii hand to hand fighting. The
weapon :. the pike, n large uumber
having been and sill being manuta-
tured under an appropriation by the
legislature. The Alabama pike con-
si,ts Of keen, two-edged steel blade
like large bowie knife blade, near a
foot and half long, with q sickle-like
hook, very sharp, bending back from
near the socket. This Is intended for
cutting the brides Of cavalry men, or
pulling them OF their horses, or catch
ing hold Of The enemy when they are
running away. This head il mounted
on stuff eight feet long. A gleam-
Ing row Of those fearful implements
Of Slaughter bearing down upon them
at tie pas de charge would strike the
terror Of ten thousand deaths TO tile
apprrhcusive souls Of the Yankees. -
II can scarcely be doubted that We
would have won more, ami more de.
ciled, victories than We have, lad
there not been an ounce OF guHpow-
der, except for artillery purposes, IN
lie Couicderacy. Then the South
crners must have come TO close quar-
tiers, and their superior physical Prov
ess and nerve would have made their
victories deadly and decisive Cor. q
Memphis Agpeai.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
Brandles, Gins and Wines,
also, Jobber In all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors.

HANING facilities equal. II not superior 70
aNy other House. ior obtaining nay Goods
DstY nnder Custom ilousc Seal, ! npsi re
specifically call the attention Of the County
Cmnl~ lssionsrs, also Town Agents aud dealers
generally, q examine my goods before purchs
inv Az GopA, Hrrante9 a. reprsteated, ~ no
S4ls, Nv stock consists Is part a. follow:
Otard, Dupsy Il Co. J. & } Marieu, Jules
Robin < Co. n Bafriarriou 4 Co., United Pro-
ffieiurs, pelles0inie Il siynelle Branaies, Mu
ler's swaH. De Kuppers London kxeiss. ST
Aieholss. Excelsior ard Citron True Gins, St.
Cr5x. laHaica ard Antique Runs. London.
liangarlsn snd burgundy Port Wines, sweet
and Dry South side MADEIRA, Pale aid Brown
sherry Wines. Lmmerfnau's aad l.ongworfh's
0hso Wines. ChsmfaEnc and Ciaret. 4 various
brands OLD BOURBON. N0nnieaiieia, Old
Eye sad Wheat Mhiskies. 81 the very finest
quaftT. Also, Mehan's Irish Mali Nhiskey.
Al u which are offered a ihe lowest market
yw1SnA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

Il private letter from --, Ms,
says: Oar minister nearly got him
self into scrape the other day, and
whether he is "a bit Of a wag,' or a
very careless fellow, or an " Abolition
traitor" is now the topic Of discussion
with us. A, The meeting OH fast day,
he gave out DIR. Watts hymn, com
meuciag:
Asd are We wrcichcs yet alive,
Ard do We yet rebel2
lis RoWlcrous, rs amazng grace
That We are out VI hei.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

A company Of young ladies lately
discussed this question "Whai is the
great daiy Of man. One Of them,
dressed a Ia mode from lead to foot.
eontended that il was to pay milliaers'
bills This was agreed to without a
dissenting voice.
The late DIR. IVES, having married
very tail lady, whose name was Tx
periencc, was asked his opinion Of
mslrimony to which he replied that
"by long Experience, be had found il
20 bc very comfortable yhing.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

4 passenger having hired boat 10
take him aeross rather toa ID stream.
a.ked the Irish boatman, II anybody
was ever Loss There. Nnir," replied
Pai5 me brother was drowned here
last week. but We found bin as.n the
neat day."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

FgrEDoN or THE BkLLoT.-In
Deeriield, Warren county, Ohio, sew
eral Nallandigham tickets were depos
iiedin The boxes with explosive match
Is concealed in them. The least press
IRE viii cause these TO ignite. This
is Buiiemut "frcedom Of the ballot"
The township Is niue-ienths Repub-
lieaa. That was the reason Cor at
tempting to burn mp the ballots
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
4 MBRoTYpEs
i AND PHOTOGRAPHIC =.
d nj. SIIATIT1,K

Would return tbsnks 10 Tie inhabitants q
Manchester aul vicinity. fgr thleT literal
patronage heretofore. and would say. that
be has retained with his Photograph saloou,
aud located & near his jense. where be Rill
tema.a short tifpe II there Is any 10
want II good Photograph, Ambroyps CT
Aelainfgpe q themselves Or fsienjs, would
"a rell 10 call 81 be- Asfters him.sig that BE-
ean give them peFfee; satisfaction.
Tbase hayiug paruerresiypes q AmbTs-
types can have thsm eepgei 70 ai1graphs.
work executed e3aa'iy Is wtB IN cloudy
weather esosF. q ssaan chiiirsn
Please caIi ard examine specimens.
4if Manchester. June Isl 1865.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
Testimonials I:
The following from Rev. Mr. JENNINGS Il
Mr.. Hubbard Rev. Mr.. Philips, aud other, !;

The following from Rev Mr, Jennings, n s.
Mr.. Hubbard, Rev. Mr.. Philips, and Others
BESN1NUToN GENrhE, Aug, 1868,
Seven year- aeo Mr. faie. rnnp'o heuHitg
ton, bringing with him the qualifications mid
experience uece sary 10 establish and Conduct
Classical md English school q q hish orier.
lle purchased the Bennington Seminary
property, changed the name 70 Mocut Anthony
Seminary, and from the FIRST to the present
time. with the as.istmceaf wellqulliic.i tetth-
ers. the expectation. q all overs % thoraGgi
instruction and Of good order hlyg been rca-
iized
IN TIE Classical as In the Eag'isil Depart
nient, subiects are not hastily ptsaet over and
l.it, but dBo3gLgess aud practical apriea
ton Of principles, as the pupil advances, char
ncterize al the instruction.
We would Therefore most heartily rec 'mmeml
This schoo! 10 ihe patronage Of the public.
Isaac leuuit4s. ). j, Sib.ey.
Duane 5. phi,ins, A. L llnbbeI,
Chauucey II Hubbard, ) II Brown,
rarrgri SibIcv, Isaac Weeks.
r. r. Morgsn, H. D., George l.ymHn,
Al. Carter Hall. /. j. &. EouE.
Circulars obt1ined at til Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

JEFF Thompson, the rebel General,
says Of the Southeast Missouriaus :
Two years aga, they were as plucky
as need be. On my way up this time
! " whispered TO them wherever | got a
chance, ard told them 10 keep up good
courage. ! lho't they would be all
right. but DIN them, they had 10 take
ous their note books 10 see which oath
Of allie sianee they took Inst"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
=. r0cs or GsHBsJWrs :
4 t T Z \ 10 y I!
VETERAN SOLDIERS
~ tina oarrz aousrNn STATE

90 THE GgEfN ggCsTAlN STATE
TE Ts G r i1.H b I
arr an aofgeI ts 81 raise3 % ttia s. g $40
tr g run 81 krmqal cabs en hena.Sl'W
C.unfY So $50 faa gaug g Re rfiscsl -
spe u.s. as consistent
AH aiieasalir8 mcr hr'wtsn ihe eyes q ~
sod IS. pha havc oi aean eulis'ei and
hate serrrd h1t tss fHan uiac maHtas. Who
priaec sa haHtrahr diachafec i7sfn ihe SER
Yiee. q iit usaal '.ra. at.a car pats NE exam
iraf4s, frea rff lst ia Transferring regulations
~ tie ts'tea sfsies. n.ss ie enlisted under
i5.s hrief as NffffdH Volunteer
Eveu Volunteer 81 ltiei ana mustered iuta
toe service d. ve'eraH under ibis order, ssh
be eafsiisl tr nccriyf ham tlie bnfc3 Sia'cs
one months pay in advance. and bouaiy and
pfe'num II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
MANHOOD !:
HOW LOST! HOW REINFORCED

Just Published, N .Scaled Enre'Pe. Prios Sir
Cents.
\ LECTURE OS THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
Radical Cure Of Spermttorrhwa Or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
bilit, aud lmpedimcnis TO Marriage generally,
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits /;
Mental and PHYSICAL lncapaciy resulting from
Self Abuse. &r-Bv ROBERT J. CULVER.
WELL. VI. H., aa'bor Of the Green Book &c.
The worId-teuowned author, in this adniira-
Die Lecture. clearly proves from his own ex-
pericuce that the awul consequences OF Self
abuse may be Ell ectualiy rem0yedwilout med
icine aud without dangerous surgical OPERA
tons. bougies, instruments, rings or corlials.
pointing ont a mode Of cure AT once certain aud
siicciHul, by which every sufferer, 10 matter
aEtal his condition may he, may cure himself
cheapIv. privately, and radically. ] Is lecture
win profe . boou ~ thousands and thousands.
Sent uuder seal, in plain envelope, 10 any
address. on the receipt Of six cents, or two post
age stamps, BY addressing
CHAS. I. c. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box. 1850.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
Bennington centre, lcrmoaL
GEORGE 81 YATES. A. ~
INSTRUCTORS:

GEaE6E ST AA4ES a. A
II. 81 l.aerN. A d. Gnl9ae Is fa'e,
Bls1 1asfs q 81, 0Fuaie . y a''aFas.
Me NB TArls. 'esrlscr q Freaeh, br"lps
HaA iat
SIS. ENvk g Yarn, psnaferte as3 Sing'hF.
Alas lAutA MtsoN. Assistant inla.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

For board, tuition, washing, fuel, and lights,
sls0 per year, two pupils occupying ono room,
or 5000 per year. one pupil occupying one
room. II tho attendance Is one term or less,
the charge viii be at the same rate ms above.
Ouc-haH to be pahl 20 the commencement Of
the term; balance, middle oi term.
II "A deduction viii be 90 Vie for worthy
INDECENT students. For further pari ulars al
dress The PRINCIPAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

Beautiful new style DE LANES
at Doe
A large assortment OF fashionable
DRESS GOODS.
SHAwLsl sIIAWLsil splendid
new Fall styles.
PRINTS, fast Colors, ISc
PRINTS, vide and fine, zoe
Good bleached COTTON, Is 10 soc
Unbleached SHIFTING,
10 inch sIIEETING, 50
Best Heavy COTTON, 80
Any quantity DENNIS, IS to 81 lee
Plenty TICKING, 80 10 doe.
Large LOT, new Style wide Tape
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE SACKING, 12tc.
GINGHAM, for 2sc
CLOTHS & CASsIMERES a
heavy stock.
.CAsslMERS, Is good line suitable
for Fnll Suits.
Gents SOFT and STRAW HATS
PAPER HANGINGS new ard
beautiful patterns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17
49, - YAcArI0Ns.

Academic ycar 40 weeks. fail sul Winter
Term ytl commence % Thursday, October
III. and continue 23 weeks Spring vacation
twa wesss. Spring ana Samacr Term eill
t9mmeice oa Thursday March lath and com
tissue II weeks Pupils should commence at
Tie opening 81 ills scssitt. bui wlll Dc received
III any time, aqd charged from date ol entrance.
Each pupil VIII lanish Bis oNu table and toll.
al napkins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

Tbs lnsaute9 ha, usea mailer i's pre- ef1
e.8lastueHi iar seven sears. The "as sA-
neIeaae 81 Gre Fnne at n ibe m7fagenea's
tarr. ASA Instruction " youth aauta .sniaAee
r. parent. ga e.tsf liaus far iac SSH 45inE q
doc t.iarel uader hi. cha7Fr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

FENnrst Cases nre extensively nscd and pos
sc.s valnnble advantages over all other
Eoln.. for Transportation. beposiilnf ~
Vault, o. ior prdHAr, ln'elmcgts.
they ar,. male If the most imperishable
tlalrrinls. ami nlsn ennmeed Inside aud out
~ prevent rust ur enrrosinf and When props
r'y cemeulrl me impcrviuil, 20 water.
he .uh.crbuf hA- iu,la arrangements wish
fhe Manufacturer ni the nbpye named Cases,
viii have m hand nl sizes. aud lIsr -.
kinds Of wood C"fl'w =. r-f'in huudits.
tla'rs .c.....-:. ...lnei,d studs sud .rrsvs,
Fl ~, ue MA furnish at tie shortest notice.
md most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL 5. SCOTT.
Bennington Center VI. SAT-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

Al q public meeting il a country
ionn. ga eloquent advoeaie e. popular
education thus delivered himself Mr..
President, rise 81 gei up, and SIN not
backward 20 come forwarjin The cause
Ct education FOR had II rot been Tor
education, ] shoald be as ignoraHs AZ
sos arr, Mr.. Pre- lAgnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-17

a the frst regular pay day, ~ two
meth. after muster h, $40 %
q, Tie fret regular pay Day afcr "a
months service, 20 o.
SO che iirst weumr ply DAY amer the end
1T i.a first years service, % 90
Ajthe reguhwp pay iay after eighteen
mouths ervice. % 90
AZ the FIRST regular bay day after two
year service ~ 90
A tie fest regular pay day alter two
and lHlf year service, 90 90
Attho rxpirHinnot lifeo Years seryicc,
the remainder 81 the bounty win be
pad. 70 20
Aud each enlisted uap viii be entitled to tie
State pay IF 81 per month, and Y ). pay oi
Si3 or month
II the government shah ne, requjte these
troops Cor TIE full period OF throc wears, and
ihey shall be mustered henoably ont Of SER
vice before the expiration Of their term 81 en-
lisimen', they will receive, upon being mus
tered our, the whole annunt Of bounty remain
ing npaid, the same as il the full term had been
served.
The pay and subsistence Of the men will
commence from the day Of their enlistmcpt.--
The General Recruiting flee for Bennington
County is established al the
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SECRET DISEASE

u aTI ilQH tT8EFs, ~ IIIIU q TVN7tf
Little Or no ehangein diet ~ Inconvenience,
Ind 30 krptsare.
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength
20 uduate, thereby removing obstruction pre-
venting and curing trctuias Of the lrelhra,
siiayiug palm aud inflammation, 90 frequent ID
iha ciass u diseases, and s8pel,iug al Poison
o7ts. Diseased aaf n5rHpm Mater.
inousANps upoS THOUSANDS WHO HAVE
ntIN I'M Worms o. QrACks, aud who have
p ID henry fsisio be cured % a short tine, have
io.ad Ties we've deceived, and tlat the rolls
nS has, hy tbe use If "rowEfrUL As SuNa-
nNrs." been dried uP Ia the system, 70 NIeak
ont ID an aggravated form, and perhaps Jttr
HIrrBge.
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Some men keep savage dogs arouu9
their houses, % that tie hungry poor
who sioP 10 ~get bite may get il
safside The door
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PLATE WORK

On Goid, Slrer. sind ItslcHHiscd Ra{3er, from
0s,a tacih Is all ca,trc se', Done neatly and WITH
Dispatch Temporary sets esn be par % With
ii x feu DAYS aitef exiwetiHE the ieeih
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