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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Volunteers for the Army should not
leave the City unta supplied With
HoLLowAYs PILLs AND OINTMENT.
For Sores, Seuryy, Wounds, Small
Pox, Fegers, and Bowel Complaints,
these medicines are the best in the
world Every French soldier uses
them. 1t the reader Of this "notics'
eonnot get a box Of Pills or Ointment
from the drug store in bis place, let
him write 10 me, 81 Maiden Lane,
enclosing The amount, and ] will mail
a box free d enpenss. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand
because they caunot make az much
profit Al on other perous maze 81
eeists, 55 cents, sIl0 per box r. pot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

The UNFoRrCNATE DLMocRAcY.
The democrats are greatly annoyed
10 have their best elrclioneering cap
ital ne1tralizod by the past words and
acts Of lhei rpresidcnlia candidate. II
they cry out against arbitrary arrests,
they are reminded Of McClrllan's ar.
rest Of the Maryland legislature and
If they 20 into a fine frenzy over mill
lary control Of the ballot box, they are
silenced by Mcclellan orders to Gen.
Banks and Stone 10 guard the polls IN
Maryland By federal soldiers and ar
rest ali di.unicnis.s who should under
take 10 vote. With the ground get
ting sl,aky under them they are oblig-
ed 10 make changes OF base as Often
as flies on a hot saucepan.--Spying-
field Republican.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

PosirioN or rus EMocRArIo
PARTY George Sennott, in a recent
speech At Boston, expressed himself
rs follows upon the doings, position,
aud prospect oftqe Democratic party /:
"But when Seymour actually cheats
his own convention into n compliment
tary nomination and accepts il as IL it
we're made in earnest, the end of the
party is surely nigh New York pol.
Iticians are human if they are disrep-
utablc? VIII they, any more than any
other description Of b acklegs, put up
with such dishonesty among them
selvcsi If noi, what becomes Of Nc
CleIloa's clecip 81 yotc2 What plen-
did party man agreement this is 10 bc
sure First, ii Chicago tley rla &c
the party 50 that a Union victory in
d9c fcld appears to be a democratic
loss Tlan they nominate y man
who, inside the plry rejects the plat
form, and outside tie patty is ever
Iastingly OBLIGED 10 keep explaining
why lie Gd'ed. Aud then they wind
up BY cheating. e4aspcrating and Iii
yidlng their own greatest States on the
eve Of a general electioaf'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11
soUurRN News AxD OPINIONS

southern NEWS AND OPINIONS
The Charleston Courier OF the 23d
ult., reports that the confederate gov
ernmeuth has bargaiIcd for the services
Of 10000 European soldiers, snppos
I'd 10 be Poles. Two foreign army
OH ers and Il Catholic clergyman are
the commissioners who made the bar
gam. Besides their wages jeff prom
iScd land bouutiys 10 The foreign allies,
who are expected in time for The
spring campaign.
The Mobile Tribune fears hat Sher-
man viii be let atone at Atlanta TOO
long. la few weeks more are allow.
cd him, ii says, "he VIII be il a gar
| SON where lie can not only defy as
sault, bat where he will have subsis-
tence to support him for many months.
Then, from his %inpenatrable iortre.s,h he
can laugh at our attempts TO isolate
him from the North. He will. be IT,
different TO Interruptions whether they
remain for days or weeks, or even
months, and from this fortress in the
very centre OF our country, there will
sally forth formidable parties, which
will sweep the land as with a Bosom
Of destruction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

A party Of rebel deserters who we're
lately sent from IIarprr's Ferry TO
Baltimore sung "fhe Star Spangled
Banner" while on their way in the
cars, and seemed delighted on recog-
nizing familiar localities around Bal
iimore, where they belonged. Says
one of them, "Therc's many a fellow
lying on bis back, looking upward At
the stars, in Lees army, who would
give worlds 10 be where We are
The number Of deserters giving Them
selves up to Sheridan is very large.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Mai. Gen. Hainizlcman was pres
ent at a Union meeting held ! a Wheel
ing last Wednesday evening and made
brief speech, in reply 20 repeated
calls. lie remark KIDD that in bis opin-
ion, the best way 70 arrive % peace
" as by a vigorous prosecution Of the
var. He could see but tH0 issues N
this eontest-an honorable peace, &c
complished By a vigorous war' Or an
armisiiee. a convention Of States D.
nal dissolution 81 the Union aad eies-
a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

is THrEE srcu Man A. GRANT
Gen Nc Clel.an made a little speech
IN which be referred to sherman, Sher-
idan, and F~ar1agut, studiously avoid
"a ali mention Of Grant. Upon this
The y. Y. Herald POUNDS several arti.
Gle. in which The young Napoleon IS
rather severely handled The follow
INK IS a specimen
bot whether 0r no Gen MeClcll-
au ever heard ul ibs Gen. Grant We
can a., ure Linn that IS The universal
opinion ct ihe people IN this coputr
thar there Is such a m,n. It's tc
Iieyed that Ibis General fought great
batlIe al Fort Donelson quite eally ia
The var, and achieved a great yiclo y
there, capturing fifteen Thousand pu-
ouefs. ltis asserted that he captured
lhe rebel stronghold OF Nck,burg,
with forty thousand prisoners, and
gained a great baule at Chattanooga
IN tie same year. II is positively
known hat he has fought great battles
and been able 10 move has army the
next day. There is, indeed, one rea.
son tha, has tended to keep him oIt
ot sight; he has never made any great
noise in the papers against tbs bal
treatment Of the administration, Yet,
in 50 te Of this, his name is in all the
histories Of the war. How is it that
Gen. Mcclellan should not have met
with il n hIs reading lately. He has
had nearly two years Of leisure. What
has he been al n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Dickinson on THE MCCLELLAN
FgAT.--D. $. Dickinson, in s'recent
letter, Gays Of Gen. McClelIan's at
tempt to stand with one foot On the
Chicago platform and the other on 10y
al ground, thai the feat requires too
much tension Of muscle, and is entire
~ uniustifed at the present price OF
ready made clothing. The Colossus
Of Rhodes, though made Of brass pear
ly equal 10 that Of Cbicago, fell in at
tempting TO stand astride a much mar
rover gulf than separates these points.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Capt. d. II. Dyer writes us from New
York, under date Of Oct. 8, as follows
''In the New York Evening Post Of last
Saturday | l noticed a paragraph stating that
the 18th Vermont Regiment, Col, Holhrook's,
was expected to arrive in the morning. |
visited the regiment this MOI ming ut the Bat
terry. The men are Ia ine spirits and enjoy
ing good h~ealth-they told me there was not
a sick man among them. Owing to the re
cent storm it is somewhat muddy around the
barracks, otherwise every arrangement vas
good. The barracks were IN good condition,
perfectly clean and the floors well sanded.
| visited the cooking and eating departments,
ever ything was neat and tidy. talked with
q good many of the men and without an ex-
ception they told me they we're well caEel
for-they had enough to eat and that which
was good. only found one among them
with whom | was acquain ed, William
Woodward, Of Manchester
am thus particular in informing you Of
the condition Of the regiment.and their fare
here, for am well aware Of the reception
with which some Of the Vermont regiments
have met in this city, and I must say | vas
most happily disappointed BY the result Of
my observations this morning. The regi-
ment expects TO leave tomorrow for New
Orleans"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Among the wounded 10 the Vermont brig.
ade, ID the late battles 10 the Shenandoah
Valley, up to Sept -, We hnd the following
names Of soldiers FROM this Comfy
"a Reg ment- Leroy Wyman, Peru, arm
aud thigh severe.
4th Regt Franklin Rood ,Pownal. mouth
severe; Ebenezer c. Rush, Dorset, right leg
severe; Henry Morgan. Bennington, right
shoulder slight; James sprague, Powual.
head slight.
9th Regt-Warren Russell, Arlington.
side slight.
nth Regt-AlbsIt w. strecicr, Dorset,
thigh severe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

On Sunday last this section was visited by
quite a severe snow storm Of several hours
duration. The submits Of the mountains
around we're well covered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

Capt. Sinclair Of tls Goth New York, the
first regiment that entered Atlanta. was in
town last week, captain Sinclair was for
merly a student at the Burr & Burton Sem
mary in this place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

The next meeting ofthe Bennington Couu.
ty Medical Society is to be holden at Arling.
ton on Wednesday. Oct. II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

s. rg HtEEuTr =
y sfaHE sn ye
The satzt dhis sketch vss ihs asus
Scr u Mrs. Louis Wrght, q West Rupert.
vho but shgft the Aga iosi hu husbsBl
Ehl, 90 picket day IN Va Her daughter
- s~osiintsHy killed ia TIC rrist nil q
capio8 . Mr Eaas smailey .efNest RureFt.
b ths hoops o her dress oatehiae % the
shan ftls corr e1etg, ne rtyelqu or q
shsh vn5nE hu g 8 It's sep
lthsth er se44s,ragk ara.ustt he egta-
t5r ahI she IfbtAs Mss kilei tas frt ner-
stane r the .aa -ba ueak ana back
vay tata broken. THUS rassci awsy per-
Sc hu sfliG AMI health o . minute
We are requested 70 earresi au error 10
de N.t 81 premiumsas asserted 10 he IouE-
Nal last week. The premiums awarded On
best ,aii ues Or grape. wert Is follows
Best varieties 81 rrapcs. 3 bunabes each,
Charles Baldwin, 81 90
ID best, j. \ scranton, 90
"a best, j. ". 20 90
Best 3 punches grapes. ] y Scranton, 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

We are informed by the Adjuiant
and lnspesso General, hat the State
Of Vermont has filed her quotas
der the late call, and under all calls
previously made, aud non has a ret
sur las 70 Der credit Of TEN HCSD,
RED AAD NRE MExtt
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Letler Prem Hen. Rebers ]. Walker.


A letter from ZION Robert I Walker,
written at London, has appeared He ar.
ges very strongly che support u tho Balti-
more Candidales, aud says Of the influence
which Jfnion triumph at The polls ia No.
vember would have abroad -
There aill Be 10 fecognition ufthe South
by France sr England, or any other power,
ii AbFailan Lincoln should be reelected In
Nevemhes next The American people
viii then have leadly proclaimed through
the ballot box that they cat and viii sab.
doe the rebellion b. Force Of arms. and that
they viii continue TO negotiate from the
moatha Of our cannon until the Southern
armies shall hAva been dispersed aud van.
quisheds Upon tho news Of tho 70 election
Of Mr. Lincoln reaching Europe the Confed-
erats stock. now waiting the success Of the
Chicago candidates. viii fail like Lucifer to
rise no more American securities, inclnd-
ing those OF the Federal Government and
loyal States. railroads aud ssher companies
with real capital, viii all be Immensely ap.
preeiated The difference in favor Of our
country. including the rise In greenbacks,
weald be equivalent ia few months 10
Hundreds Of millions Of dollars Nor is It
ohly our stocks that viii rise al hoRae and
abroad, bat the national character win be
immensely exalted
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STAND sY the OLD FLAG.

..TAs asaspSsess as - kss~a As1s iss haze Bees
rsssas var i stvssa sreas sc &. fhere 40 aaly
to side. Sc the quesso. EFegy hssn ast hA Cor thu
Iistted states, or sxatRst H. There eaa Re ne
Aestrais IN thts war-~eAiy patriots or trait
srs.'-sTsrasN A. p0FsJAa 81 ChsAse. APsil N, ti.
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siasaas ssarwssp IsseaAet, 1fth lEssbikaa
cavalry: we're blAeed upon tHs kkHia AID
seat eastward hx order az Gen. nsx6kifs
ridge Wheshsr shAl efleer did not ftai
hlsaselg nlia Ia aAfera ihSia l,raseetion
against the lawlsas ylol1aea Of his own
men. khoN not
Nv infsfulxslas hid rel hEArd IL any
paaishsaeat having heen naetsa ent b the
parties ssagaged IN thesa rusTagus allhoaah
Tho ssasle Of The Rag .leasisf Il hol 81 stheTs,
Wa well known lsis bak lust 10 state IN
this connection, that lhe rebel sarge0es, -.
tendAnts and others eenaeelad With The
hospitals, assd their aisaest ssRrtions tel
prevent thee inwiess and hAfharvas acts,
and reaislsd thsn at tAe risk of their ewn
lives
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GROCERIES & CONFECTIONERY.

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81 "a aer nosth e esSes ~ gss kaA cnbsssnd ssess
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seeded Nth pate n srf st9afsd thai ths Esses be
pas<hsA as successive weeks IN ne kEexsax Wig
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s. NAsassar sAey ksaA khbsas, AAss tka fssss. Asy
drive bsrx tAe sElo tar Iaka the Seusksre psepls
q thsy ssaii Sis ss4vs 0s Trast then Bet We're
they ahse thsy weld sxa1e sRd destroy % Without
msTcy. Absolutely assured % thess things, an
smsEeS that any zee Ceala thtEk ef peace 90
AM teraAs lie Wha entertatns che ssniinent ~
20 eaty ts BE slase. and be Who utters % ~ Thu
tiae. Il, MsresseF. trailer 20 biz eoHnfry, wire
deserves the seeFn Aaa eaRts@St % ali hoaerahia
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county ceurt-,Knox county.

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What risht hss ths North asssfsAf Wkas Justice
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

HAyISG opened aa eiace In Knoxvifle with
II perfect connections By Railfoad, zre prepared
g forward Money ana Express Packages, In charge
Of speeiAl messengers. 20 al parts Of the United
stAtes
e1- Money Tor soldiers win be forwarded ss re-
dnesd rates
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CITY PROPERTY FOB SALE.

As ] DESIRE To SETTLE ON Ny
n fars ~ mits b shs easaiy,I vr 81 rpsn AssFAi
my 4miiy fssfasees KHAsFiA and Ass and
eofertshie residence Cumberland strs occupied hs
waaiam Piper Sets-W JoHg BAXTER.
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* Ess Trath sua Fsl.shses grzPpss, whs svsr fzsw
TOth pat - the were il fFes and open sneCunsss,
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tiffany mar attempts to kaaI aown the Aneri-
saR Flag, sheet him en- the sPet."--JoHs A. DIz.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
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at..H TRAINS lfAN Il DUNLEllh - IT
Day Express, 700 A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 600 Z. NJ. Saturdays excepted
rfI CONNECTIONS.
At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
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At Freeport, with Galena and Chicago Rail-
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At Chicago, with all Eastern lines, for De-
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At Dixon, with Dixon Air Line Railroad, for
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At Mendoza with Chicago Burlington and
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AT IaSale with Chicago and Rock Island
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Agents Wanted.

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It is in both English and German. Also sew
eral other beautifully illustrated, interesting
and valuable family works. Also for Pedlers
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IL. Z. . ~ s.,.g q,
Dubuque Il ,yiOux city II. a..
On and aftcr Monday SEPT 5, 1884, trains will run
a. follows a.. ........r..F. ...... ~
Leave Cedar Falls, (Freight) G 80 A. N. and 900 A. NJ
q Passenger IL 80 A. NJ arrive in
Dubuque 4:30 T. NJ. .t.... ,#a . nae .s. ...
Leave Dubuque, (Freight,) 100 A. NJ and 1000 A. NJ.
a1" E'" passenger $50 A. NJ, arrive at Ce-
dar Falls 2:30P NJ ...r. -.
Manchester Accommodates leaves Manchester sic
A. NJ, arrive Dubuque II 40 A. ". Leaves Dubuque
600 r. NJ, arrive at Manchester $50 p. N. -r,
passenger accompanies each freight train.
The trans stop 10 minutes at Manchester for refresh.
ments, s- as .s. at
~ CONNECTIONS leave Earivile the arrival
of the from the East Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Tor strawberry Point Brush Greek Fayette,
West Union DEBORAH and st Paul and from Manches ter
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Strawberry
Point and the north. . "esfa
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford Ap.
lugton Island Grove Ackley, Hardin City, Iowa Falls,
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux City
also for GAINESVILLE, wavcrly, syracuse, Nashua raord,
Charles City and Minnesta. .s
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
IA PINTO, General Freight and Ticket Agent. t#
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
Do NOT BE IMPNSED UPON!

by those who have other preparations which they desire
TO palm of npoD the strength Of the popularity Of my
Drops. But when the Druggist you apply has got
them, either make him buy them for you else enclose
Sl25 u tine nearest general Wholesale agent who will re-
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See that the name Of Jno L. Lyon written upon the
directions which wrapped around each bottle None
others genuine Therefore, beware OF countcrfes.
They are for sale by every druggist in cay ard Country
at 81 rs per bottle II you wish relief trke other
DIR. yND J.. LYON, ~
Practicing Physician, New Haven Conn.
Who be consulted concerning all Diseases either
personally or by letter.
Geo. G.. Goodwin Co., B0stoa; ID. i. Barnes * Co /,
Now York Lord Z smith, Chicago wholesale Agents.
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-06
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
INVALID.

I'm v -A-LID.
Published for the benefit, and as a warnin
and A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prematur,
Decay of Manhood, ETC., supplying at TIL
same time
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being pul
TO great expense and injury through medicsI
humbug and quackery. BY enclosing posi-
paid addressed envelope, single copies may b
had Of the author. 9I.H 8wa I
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
24yl Bedford, Kings County, n. n
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-06
BE WISE IN TIME
RE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your eonsttution-Try bottle
OF my PERIODICAL DROPS, and You will he satisfied
thai am no inIoster. your afflicted friend what
stored the bloom OF health your cheeks and thereby
confer favor more valuable than gold For painful
scanty Menstruaiion = just the thing have in
my mind an INSTANCE of lady who had been suffering
frm painful Menstruation two three years combining
her % her each time She had applied several
eminent physicians, without relief, when bottle OF
my DROPS entirely cured her ~