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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29
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No. 5 Heavier 81, Aihspf, ~
QUtCK CUREs aud Low PRICES.

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asars thsi th dtiicaty u tAlS fHti,et au prevent
a Iuorr ininuip aoserpfiau a thls terflhh aissesr
OK. TELLERsS GREAT WORK.
a ts,k faf ptfre tsddy +startiiHa disclosures nf
felicrs great Nurk fr the married ~ ttuss csui, m
plating marriags $3.50 pages iall ~ plates frtg &,
ccutN ssnt 10 ~ parts. nna,F seal post paid 80
ep4 enpies sold the past year The single msgTift
and the mmfisa happy, A iertffs GA Lave nf hos
81 cbaase = Partner complete wurk 81 Mt8Wffts
ID contains hundreds ~ socrrJs never hrs publish
"a. Warranted 10 b. worth TIRES times the aiauBnl
asked fnf "a g cents IN specie postage stamps
iBrnsed, Nil sccNre . cory by rcturn mail nf
Teller ha- devoted ne time TO the cure q thots
diseases upon which bis hpots treat
TO TRE LADIES.
Or. TuInK stlli remains itle oHly agency in Amer
ica for the sale 81 DE- Nchol. Italian Female Month
~ Pils The ne u nore than 2Dcs'p hoSes. estab
iishes tbeir reputation female remedy, uhap-
preached, and iAf ia advance ~ every other mc4i
cine r stoppsgvs Irregularities, and ether ohsiuc
iofis IN females
CARTON Married ladies In certain delicate siia
atoms should avoid their use. For reasons soo a.
rectinns which accompany each parkage for d,
guidance nfpaiients uu theroegipi ~ tthe nres
per boN these pills viii be sent by mail - rross
70 any part " The world, secure irom curiosity a
damage.
! Office hours from a. N, tosrN, and on sun
days from 2 70 5 , n.
y. d, Persons alta distance can be cured 81 haii.
by addressing letter.to Or !. Teller, enclosing
remittance, Medicines securely packed frun D.
seryatiou, sent 10 any part af the world an cate
warranted No charge lur advice. n. b. No stu
dents or boys employed. Notice this address 81
letters TO J. TELLER, NJ D..
ly4s No. 5 Beaver street, Albany, n. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
Intidrnial 10 NOldirES.

Those feelings which SO sadden us usually arise
from trouble or anDpyancos, ohsiructcd preparation,
Or eating aud drinking Whatever Is unwhhlesome,
thus disturbing the heiithfih acgh of the liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved. II you de-
sire TO be we'll The Pills taken according 70 the
printed Instructions will quickly produce healthy
action IN both liver and stomach, and. natural
consequence a clear head and good auta,ttte
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29
CRUSADER.

This Stove also is made with or without
Reservoir and Hot Closet. Oven doors lined
with tin reAec,ors and well ventilated. A
stove which We warrant in every particular.
We sell also the Monarch. Comfort
er, House Keeper, Henry Clay,
the elevated oven CuItivntoF, and sever
al other kinds Of Cook Stores. besides slarge
assortment Of PsrIor and ParIor Cook and
Box Stoves. Of all sises aud prices, which
win be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually are.
All kinds Of House Farm ishing
Goods constantly on hand.
Also, several kinds Of Pusnps Of the
bes, tsake, and Lead Pipe.
The Highest Market Price, Cash, paid for
Calf skins znd Sleeps PeIts.
Nssshsstsr. hsv ~, -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29

Happiness islike pig eth a greasy
tail, which every body ruas ALTER, bot
DoAOdy Cmn bold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29

ALL0r rBD PAY.-Aataeses ana others
"a boiling orders FOR SLOTTED pav Of Tie
Co.'S 4 & q. t.S.s.S. are hereby aDii6sd that
returns have tesu received 70 Jel v.s Hd Aag-
usf a0i his 0s5es z prepared o Fay he samfs
resell sd 10 ~ tsaai wsy
,. o. PACE, 1ssmurss.
Rnllsn4 Oct II gss4
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And Ointment.

All Who have Friends and Relatives In the army
or Navy should take especial that they be aul
ply supplieS with these Pills aud Ointment; and
where the brave soldiers and Sailors have neglected
10 provide themselves with them. better present
ian be sent them by their frieuds. They have been
proved to be,the soldiers never falling ifieDd Ia the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29

yTNHE SAN MILL, DWELLisc HOUSES VA
Il TER P0& In a., "a IL Esttent % Eivei
i fss f0nrths n Eais easg " Nanchesfsr Village
T1aaGre u y II 0ENts ~
6I0 4. ffgLEf
As.~skesse~ o. = e
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For Wounds, either OrcasiOned by the
BayOnel, sabre or the Bullet, Sores
NJ Rruigpf


To which every soldier and sailer are liable there
are medicines 50 safe, sure and convenient as
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded
and almost dying sufferer might have his wounds
dressed Immediately, If he would only provide him
self with this matcliiess Ointment which should be
thrust into the wound and smcared al round IT, then
covered wth4 piece 81 linen from his knapsack and
compressed with "a handkerchief Taking night and
morning or pills, 70 cool the system and prevent
Inflammation.
Every Soldiers Knapsack and Seamans Chest
should be provided with these valuable Remedies.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words HOLLOWAY. NEW loHK ann LONDON" are
discernible as Water mark In every leaf of the
book u directions around each pot box: the same
may be plainly BY holding the leaf 10 the light
s handsome reward will be Given 10 any one render
ing such information may lead 70 the detection 81
any party parties counteHeitiHT the medicines or
vending the same. knowing them 20 be spurious
- Sold ST the mandatory u Professor HpLLo-
Way. " Maiden Lane. New York. and by all respec-
table Druggists and Dealers ID Medicine. throughout
the civilized world, in pots aud hoNcs, a. 80 cents 70
cents and sl.I0 each.
- There is considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes
y R.~-Directiops fg the guidance " patients IN
every disorder are 1tixed 70 each pot and box
tN- Dealers in my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars, &c, sent Froe
Of Expense, b. I'D iressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
- 10 Maiden Lane, n. y
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Engagements 10 sell tile celebrated
HOME COMFORT.
n
..zzu=.3Is,.zss y
wa - sssI= -. rrEszzzzz
IEls30
81 ::
-. -
Patented in 1860.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
to requisition to make the HOME Con-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
1T ExcELBs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
1t performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, has
three 9 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. G has three 9 inch and one l0k
hole, and a large fire box.
Where family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Extention top are pro-
vided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filed with
water kept hot by the waste heat, also
a back Closet made of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin Reaectors, with back
and bottom covers. The oven is ven
tilated, in fact every thing is as near
perfect as man can make it.
For another First Glass Stove we are SELL
ing new one which is becoming great "a
voriie, called the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29
C0uehx and Colds aifreting Tro0pS

Will be speedily RELIEVED and ehectuay cured by
using these admirable medicines and by paying prop
attention 70 the Directions which attached 10
each Pot or Box
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The foI'us lng boblf letter irgn tie
Rom.p Catholic Archbishop a tiu-
ciussli spl ass IN he Catholic isIe
graph 9 hsi as o. uHtei. arr
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No. d EudItsii Street, EOsiou.

An leliefs yeqHiri8g p4sies mass contais
doilsr to fn1nle on sne ser.
Boston. Jan. 70 1861 Iyae
Al leHtn regalrisg advice mast co On.
doll 10 insure M answer
Address Dr.. L. DIX, No. 81 EDd e. 8 reel.
Roster Nstk 3A#
Eoss0n, Jan 20, 1862 .--iyss
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DIR. L. Dlx's

essaiges are very moderate. Commentators
sacredly confidential, and oil may rely on him,
with the slfietest secrecy and con6denes, what
ever may be The disease. condition or siiHatlsn.
Of any one, M rred or single
Medicines sent bY Nail or Express to al parts.
Of The United htatrs. -
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TO Tng LADIES. The ese :,

FVW IHE INDEENs Ihe COG = ~
n DIR. u DiXpaf lcelaHy invite ~ ss
who need Medical or SsTgfeoI advise
II bis Rooms, No. 81 EBdicoti Street
Nass., wAich they will arranged feriaf
n accommodation. f#
DR.. DIX having devoted aUer twenty
% ibis particular branch OIL treatmHt ~
diseases peculiar 10 snales ~ I. asw con, sag
By al fboib IN this country and IN Elrop
he excells all other kpown practitioner
safe, speedy aud eiieefual rsafmeut o.
male complaints.
HIS medicines are prepared With ths q
purpose Of removing 81 dieehses. sueh a.
bilitg, weasness, unnatural suppfeksioh
agreements of he WON'T, also, az discha
which foW from Rosbid state ftbs bsoOt
The DecleF IL now folly prepared - iFesl, 10
peculiar style, both medically and sarge,
al diseases u the female sex. and they sis
sfsecffnlig invited 10 cail At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29

nR HAESHALIs
~ uRADACHE AED cATARSE sKUTT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-29

Good Counsel from Archbishop Pur-
cell.
7Hg puTI % SUSTAINING THr Gov
HssNEsT-- TnE REBELs TgElr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-06-11

Go SLOw.-We are informed that the
newly elected County Aditor has expressed
himself as extremely gratiied over his success
" Notwithstanding the opposition of the DR..
Henry and tho STANDARD clique" (En pas
SAINT. We thing the gentleman should be the
last man to talk of c%liqucs.) Let us see how
tho matter stonds: Mr.. Moore is elected by
sir majority. Five votes out Of seven were
cast for Moore from DR.. Henry's and our Office,
which would have elected his opponent by
a majority Of four. Mr.. Moore was probably
not aware of this fact; if 50. he will cay no
more about it. That he is the choice Of the
people Of the county We deny. 1t is tosuccess
Of principle alone he owes his election.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-06-11

WHAT DOUGLAS Din SAY.-Whilo the
"Democratic' orators, on Saturday last, were
quoting Senator Douglas to bolster up their
rotten platform, they appeared totally oblivi.
GUS of all the noble celebrations uttered in his
last hours to party followers. He adjurcd
them by all they held sacred, to sustain the
President in crushing rebellion. W. might
quote column after column in evidence of his
patriotic intention to stand by the constituted
authorities Of his country in her hour Of peril,
but his sentiments are so deeply craven upon
the popular heart hat we deem it unnecessary.
We will merely give his opinion of restoring
" the Union as it was," prior to the act of Sc
%cession. In a conversation with Gen. Stewart
Douglas said of the cotton States
"Ifthey remain in the Union, I will go as far
as the Constitution will permit to maintain their
just rights, and l do not doubt but that II major
iy of Congress will do the same. But If the
Southern States attempt to sccede from this Union
without further cause, l am in favor of their hav-
ing just SO many slaves, and just so much slave
territory, rs they can hold at the point Of the
bayonct, and no more"
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Bird:

At Bethel, Pa, on Sunday morning, 'Apri! i2th' OF
whooping cough, ELLIOTT WOOD EVANS, infant son
of Mrs. :. Fannie Evans, widow of Rev. h. J. Evans
deceased, aged about two years.
A year ago the father and husband was taken' anu
now the tidings reach US n the death of the only en'c'
The widowed mother is bowed in sorrow by this fresn
affection, but she does not repinc. Trusting in inc
grace of God, she writes: "The Lord gave, the Lo"
taketh away, blessed be the name ofthe Lord. ~"
the Lord, let him do what seemeth him good" her
numerous friends here will deeply sympathise wltn n,,
though distant from her, and will remember ana Pras
for her that this last and trying affection, winch - n :
exceeding and eternal weight. Of glory" Con. :
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Scratches Cured.

Dr.. Bakers Peiw Pasaceo TaAsobk for Aoe'' "
til for Man.
MEssRs.A.L L. ScovILL & Co..
Gents During the last winter, most all the nor.
in our vicinity were subject to Scratches. has u
had on hand only two or three dozen bottles Of Dl.
kcr's Pain Panacca, in . few days, I sold the NV.
lot, and could have sold much more. III had snem'
my neighbors for that purpose. In NO case M.
failed to cure. 1t IL also indispensable in our nsisnoSS" r
hood a. a family medicine, for the various s S.st' I have
sold il for years, and warranted it, and have NOT n fr
a single bottle returned. 1t ID the best mec,e'ns ever
the numerous diseases recommended, tnat GrN
sold. aE IA
HAoENsv1LLE, Bracken Co., Ky, Oct. y. On
For 81. SslssSSX{NoroNx CO..
4l6 and lt8 Front st., San ts:neIscc;
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Spetial 4otites.
NEWARK, Ohio, June 9Th, 1905.

NEWARK, Ohio, June Stn' io'''
MEssns. A. L. SCovlLL h Co.
Gents 1t is with great pleasure that I inform you
of the effect Of DR.. Mott. Lirer Pils in my family
Four wears ago had the Bilious Fever, although un,
der the care Of an old school Physician, who treatea
me with Colonel until I was swl;vatsd, and my t0sS;;o
was much s,coNea, and It was the cause 81 NOR w; ~:
than the disease itself. Finally, he gaze ~ ", ." sEs
that I could not Ece! / still fingered for sx ~"
and finally got over that attack with = brosen.o"*Sr
constitution, subject frequently to attacks Of n"eu1'. ~
Pains in my Bones, when exposed, at least x 70 So, SINH.
lar attacks, and have BY the use Of Dr.. Motifs veg \
bic Liver Pills, broken up the disease without ns ns
the system injured by tho use Of calomel. ! Mou0 INV
be without them on any account. kccPecuuxI' m.
REMINGTON 4 CO.,
4l6 and 4l8 Front st., San Francisco.
Agents.
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The Democracy in Tribulation.

1t appears that the democracy in the
East have about decided upon their candidate
for the Presidency, but are in a quandary as
to the Vice President. Mcclellan is regarded
as by all odds the most available man to head
the ticket. The extract we publish below
from the Washington correspondence of the
Cincinnati Commercial, a copperhead organ,
throws some light upon their tribulations.
1t will be perceived that policy alone is to
control the selection. The "honor" is, there
fore, to be conferred upon some candidate
from a "doubtful' State. Vallandisham.
their patron saint, has placed himsel: beyond
the pale of salvation, and his claims cannot
bc for a moment considered when viewed in
the light of expediency. Opposition to the
war is tho test upon which The. availability of
candidates is to be tried. A number have
already expressly placed themselves upon the
record with an eye to the nomination, as the
letter will show:
1t is pretty we'll understood that Mcclellan
will be the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent. The Vice Presidency is the subject of
much prospecting, guessing and surmising.
Vallandigham is. talked Of by a few who have
more Democratic zeal than political wisdom.
But the more judicious managers repudiate
having any thing more to do with the
exile as n candidate, and McClellan's man
Fiiday, Mr.. s. S. Cox, swcars vigorously
when poor Val. is even talked Of. Sam says
tho Democrats were drunk when they nomi-
mated G. L.. V. last summer, and they must
be in their sober senses on the fourth of next
July. There arc rumors from very anthem
tic sources that Governor Bramlctte would
have no objection to the nomination, and that
his late protest against the enlistment of
slaves was a bid for it. This fact, taken in
connection with the speecho of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Jacobs at tho late Mcclellan meeting
in New York. has some significance. 1t may
be said that Bramlette was elected MS a war
man, but 50 so was Jacobs, and Of the two,
Jacobs made the more radical inaugural at
at Frankfort last fall, yet he is now heart and
soul with the copperhcads of New York and
the conservatives" of K"ntucky-Guthric,
Prentice, ct III omne gems. Bramlcttc may be
selected in order to coax the border States
into the ring. Dan. Voorhees, is also talked
of as a suitable gentleman for the Presidency
of the Senate: and if ability were the test, he
would certainly beat all competitors before
the convention. He is PROFESSIONALLY the
abl"st Democrat in Congress, but his populari-
ty is another question, and one which will
enter very largely into the " make up" of the
Chicago ticket. 1t is said that Mr.. Bayard,
of Delaware, in his recent withdrawal from
the Senate, on recount of the unconstitution-
al oath" he was compelled to take, has an
eye to Mr.. Ha,nlin's chair; but if so, he
made n mistake. The electoral vote of his
sovereignty is too small, and the honor must
be conferred upon a gentleman from doubt.
full" State. Besides, as Mcclellan will be
regarded as a New Yorker, his associate must
he from the West.
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opposition have triumphed, they could with
much apparent propriety have claimed the
result as an unconditional endorsement ofthcir
heresies, to our lasting shame. Their cause,
so far as our county is c oncerned, is buried
in eternal oblivion. "Let US deal gently with
the erring.' "Peace to its ashes"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-06-11

For Prosecuting Attorney "a judicial DIST.
II. G. Strive received 113 votes and A. j.
Lawrence lis. Unfortunately for the Union
candidate, a large number of tickets were Cir
culatcd in this county with Mr.. Fletchcr's
name INCREASED, and many votes were cast for
him, while the C%opperhead vote was con-
centrated on Lawrence.
John NJ. Swan, Union, was elected County
Surveyor without opposition.
Mcssrs. Chas. Wood and d. II. Bigelow
were elected Justices Of the Peace for this
precinct.
Partial returns have been received from
aboad which we condcnsc as follows. The
Union ticket generally appears to be ahead
as FIR as heard from, except in Pierce Conn-
ty.
Lemis Coaaty.-Thc Union ticket is elect
ed, with S. S. Ford, Sen, for Representative,
by majoritics ranging from 10 to Is.
Coult- and TVahkium Counties.-IIon. A..
II. Burbank has kindly furnished The follow
ln1 as Tue result from tn0So cOunu'S Joi'it
Councilman, w. w. Hays, Union 50; Thos.
Roc, Democrat, 46-giving a majority Of %
for Hays. The vote for Prosecuting Attor-
ney stood Strives majority IL. No donbt
of the election of the whole Union ticket.
Hing Co~nty.-Mcrctr, U, about so ahead
for Joint Councilman. Watson elected over
the "whcel-lorse of Democracy for Repre-
sentative, and the whole Union ticket elected
by overwhelming major;ties. 10 will now
have time to study'thc Ten Commandments.
Pierce Co~n,y.-Tho 4" Democratic" ticket
elected.
JEFFERSON County.-Through tho kindness
of Geo. b. Ironside, we are furnished returns
from Port Ludlow precinct which give a
majority for a large portion of the Union
ticket. Van Bokkelcn, Democrat, is ahead
in that precinct for Councilman, and Tibballs,
Democrat, for Representative. Weeks, on
the Union ticket for Representative and Dyer
for Joint Representative arc ahead. The
Union candidates for Sheriff, Auditor. Com
missioncrs, School Superintendent, and the
precinct offices are ahead. For Treasurer,
f. S. Fowler, Democrat, has a small major
ity.
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70, Mr.. Hicks, in his speech at the Capt.
tol, on Saturday last. said that the STANDARD
had done him the honor of designating him
as the leader of the democracy" in this
county. True Mr.. H., but we only " attached"
you to the democracy" for tho same reason
that riders" are attached to q Legislative bill
to kill It.
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CELEBRATiON.-The following call has bcel

CELEBRATiON.-The following call has been
handed US for publication:
The citizens of Olympia and vicinity arc
hereby requested to meet ut the Court-II III
on Monday next, the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, to make arrangements for celebrating
the anniversary Of American Independence on
tho 4th day Of July next.
G. A. Barnes, j. J. Wcstbrook, G. G.
Turner, John Scott, ST., j. Cushman, VIM.
Rutledgc, c. Il. Williams, f. Sylvester, G.
X. Willard, s. Gallaher. A. J. Burr. +. M.
Sargent, W. G. Clancy, j. II. Kellett. J. G.
Sparks, r. II. Hewitt, Il. +. Whitworth,
A. II. Elder, p. ID. Moore G. F. Butler. c.
II. Hale, A. J. Treadway, j. i. Mitchell, G..
A. Henry, J. NJ. Murphy. l.. =. Beach, l..
Bettman, I. Lightner, j. II. Clcale, E. Gid
dings, A. G. Henry, s. w. Percival, l.. G.
Abbott, +. r. Gum.