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GRASp I0pGr or VERMONT
The Grand Lodge Of Vermont has
been in session IN Burlington for the
past two days. The following arc the
officers for the year ensuing:
M w Lcverelt b. EngIesby, Bur
lington, Grand Master
X. w. George NJ. Hall, swanlon,
Deputy Grand Master.
r. w. X. w. Clarke, Braltleboro,
Grand Senior Warden.
Il. w. Benz. IL. Dewey, Waterbu-
~ Grand Junior Warden
X. w. VIM o. Shaw, Burlington,
Gra1d Treasurer.
r. W. Henry Clark, PJultney,
Grand Secretary.
K. ". Samuel Brook Midlleblry,
Grand Senior Deacon.
r. w II. II Powers, MorrIsyilie,
Grand Junior Deacon
X. W Samuel Wilson, Ycrgennes,
6 rand Lecturer.
iR. w Gmalie1 Washbutn, Mol
pc Ter Grand Lecturer.
X. W Rev X fredge Haven Shore
ham, Grand Chaplain.
r. M. Israel Iace, Waterblry,A
siaaat Gfand Chaplain.
r. w piu VI Hyde, Hydeyille,
Grand Marshal
II. ~. Geo. + Dempg, Shorcham,
Grand sword. Bearer
r. w. ira Clifford, New Haven
Grand Pprsuivaut
r.. w Wm Briusmaid, Burlington,
Grand Steward
u. VI Benz X. Chase Rutland,
q faUi sieeafI
r. W uza Person Burlington
Gr - iyit
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a Jeue
otaoa ia ai iieial returns
az correct Il d. eby certify fba'
h. gin 4 cosme i a. nsaf BE
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

In Tie house formerly occupied bJ
COY mor Wise, 81 Virginia who
huug John bfopn, ihefe III hau1 i
hoi graph of Boan. The hou il
occupied b teachers d q coutIaband
schools
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

Twelve Mefino ,Aeep sold il Rran.
don, W., 10 >osuJ. Somebody had
wool pulled over his eyes rather
c2le eyelE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

HoRRIBLE DEATH or A DGs ERT-
ERA singular case Of 4le DEATH Of
"a deserter is reported 10 the Baltimore
papers. A woman reached that clIy
on Friday, from Fonres, Monroe,aad
having in possession large trunk,
which with herself was taken to a
boarding house. She remained Tiers
TIL next day. keeping to her room all
he time, and allowing 10 one 10 see
her face. The next morning SIC went
away leaving her trunk behind.
That night the trunk was opened
and the body Of a man was found
Sunday evening the woman went TO
lie Police station. and gave the name
Of Mary L, Linden. She said she was
from Norfolk, Va, where she lived
with TIC deceased, who was not her
husband. Ills name was Samuel Free
born. lie enlisted IN the 20th n. y.
Cavalry aud deserted. After being
concealed for time at her house, the
plag was formed Of taking him from
the place il tlc trunk. He went into
the trunk at O'Clock on Thursday
last, and she at once took passage with
it for Baltimore.
|. She says that on his passage 70 Bal.
timore she felt exceedingly anxious,
aud twice she went among the bag.
gage, and spoke 10 him. The last
time, it was about twelve o'clock at
night, when he told her 70 70 away
aud not bother him,as be was all sight.
AS soon as possible after reachiag
Baltimore the next morning, she took
size trunk to boarding house, as ar
ranged, and upon opening il found the
man dead Whether bis death was
caused by suiocaion or rough hand
linz If me trunk IS unknown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17


Az the meeting Of the Manchester AEri-
cultural Library Association On Wednesday.
the nth inst. the following persons we're
chosen oficers Of the ASSOCIATION for ,heyea
ensuing II. X. Fowler, President; w. h.
Dean, Vice President; Geo l.. Ames, Sec
rotary; c. F. ouis, Treasurer and LIBRA
ran. The Library is now kept in the Drug
Store,
Il is 10 be hoped that the members q the
association will take greater interest in it
than heretofore, The Library though small
is valuable one, aud the two years during
which il has been 10 circulation must have
convinced ali that such collection q books
is a great benefit 10 community like this,
The Library should be constantly increased
by the purchase Of the latest agricultural
works Ii this is not done il will soon be-
come Of no value to farmers except as show
ing what farming uaG II any means eau
be devised FOR raising regular fund for the
purchase Of books, il will largely increase
the benefits which the association is calcu-
lated 10 confer sum which the members
might contribute without inconvenience
would serve to keep the Library constantly
improving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

ME. CouGsol nEalsUs The decisga
og1lf Justice sAai Oh gEe "a jestons taken
10 BIS jarlsl.sasa pl4se. ,bg judgement d.
Mr. Counsel "a las more ridiculous .sAt
than We ysatarel e eLAagB e. lHe Mon
TRIAL police magistrate Le.l dat iuasuueh
since the passass d DE amsajel CaH4dBn
act giving force " the AasAluilan treaty
lhg apeFal ou oftAe imhent statute bad uo,
been suspended, il, and d alone, Nas thc
law Of tue province Mr. Justice Smith, on
iae ether hand, holds that as The imperial
act has bgeuFuspcndel ia favor Of the hrst
act passed tY tAc Calalau Legislature, il
Is quite competent for US 90 amend that act,
without revising he home statute, Ne there
fore refused l0gya,,dcr other points raised
rs The counsel acting Tor the United States,
as the one be atclt upon was Of itself fatal
to tie o, Jeeli0u taken 10 his Jurisdiction, 50
that thGe VAS no necessity for bothering
about others. The result Of the oontroyer-
~ tends iorcibly TO show how ealpabIy Mr..
Counsel acted in arrogatng to himself the
decision Of points Of iaw with which he was
not competent to deal Knowing the impor-
taut interests involved, he ought ia have
placed the case IN such position that it
would have come before the judges Of the su
prrior Court Instead Of doing SO, he, a
I petty magistrate, destitute ofnearly all those
( qualifications which, either BY position o.
raining. could enude bis judgement to re-
spect, undertook the decision Of The case
Aud nice mess he has made Of il lis
example ough 10 serve AS a warning TO 9th
CT magistrates, net to place themselves in q
similar position. -- Toronto GlboJs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

INCIDENT AT NANuyLLE.-Early
in tie morning Of the 10th ult., | saw
the following cluster Of luminaries on
the Granny White Pike, near a neat
white residence about half mile
from the rebel line; Gems. Thomas,
smith, Webster Macarthur, Wilson,
Tower and WhippIe. a shell came
directly over their heads, and il is a
curious. fact that business called some
Of them elsewhere. Whenever the
rebels get TO throwing shells quite live
ly, you ought to see how much open
space presents itself have often
helped 10 make that space myself
Just before dark on tue 10th, when
Smiths and Schodell's performances
81 Brentwood liiilsheclme known, one
of Smiths staff officers rode up 10 Gen
Thomas and said General Smith
preseuis bis compliments, General and
requests me 10 say that the last charge
was a grand success. He drove HE
enemy al all points, captured three
general officers, two thousand prison
ers, and thirty pieces Of artillery.
Hurrah hi hi 2 shouted the staff,
and grim old Commander m-cmef
chuckIed, AID sent back world 81
thanks 10 General S'ubh Tic pbi-
qaitous Kelly handed the Gen raj a
bottle, and he look square deink.
Presently Smilh came up. Geuea
Thomas capped hin on tine shouIaer,
and said 'Ibarh You Genealtaanh
you. That finishes The battle OF Nt-a-
Vile And it did. All this time be
rain was falling in peltug torrents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

Cgailtos hAn4ia -Geai|oa parties afe
ts.oaiu. very fashionable ias w.algr, ucAf-
ly egt,y tgsu ia tag rauaty bsas aWrei
VIII these rrtuaIau ue Tic ysane
pe il sauacr.a8l aIl vicinity arc hsll-
ius series e tbtss parties, % sLgps, as
ssas team ,aeu, Gu every Friday evening
a. tie eaas-Aosss d l5,tgiy, 30. D., klosu
a. he Bradley seb5o'-hga Aias.e is fur
usael "a each occasion Is s,isou 8 Co.,
who're many as elderly couple as wcli e.
yoaug, deiigb, 70 gather to trip tbe "hu'as-
ta toe. and spend the evening ia diversion
Notwithstanding war basprc,ailei 10 our
land igr four years past, aad siiil continues,
yet the people q Vernon, participate ia the
lukuries and amuscmeuts this world algr DIS
as though they we're dwelling in ibe land . 4
Eden. H.E.o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-17

TssaM la8vb. ga#.rl o. e.as-
esry 20 WHe Utare
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,ae. s enlisted ID ere e. IAe FsuiH
Frontier eaf45y sti acsu elected es.ai
Lieutenant
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DYsPErslA. JA.0aqa

IT, NJ - (
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DISORDER. OF TIE LIVER AND DI-
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Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands Of the worst cases of Blind and
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and effects permanent cure. Try it directly.
1t is warranted to cure. ri...
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot,
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Nov. "a, lS64-1y.
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All the Medical men and the Press recon-
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as the only certain remedy for Diarrhea and
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The Rev IAC,QR SECuI


Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit Of the afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, FEn. rs, 1859.
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family im
portant benefits from the use of your valuable pre-
paration--wis1AW 3A.sAN OF WILD cHERRy--it af
iords me pleasure 10 recommend il to the public
Some eight years ago one of my daughters seemed
to BIZ in decline and little hopes Of her recovery
were entertained. then procured hottie of youI
excellent Balsam, and before she had taken thc
whole OF the contents of the bottle there was great
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JACOB SECl!LER
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Dr. Strickland, Mcllfaaou. Cough BalsaH, is
warranted to cure Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness.
Asthma. Whooping Cough Sore Throat, Con-
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THAT THESE BITTERS
ARE NOT Lie,
CONTAINS NO RUN OR wHISKEY,
AND CAx'r NAks DnrSkAsss,
is THE BEST TONIC

READ WHO SAYS so: |.'
Frem the Rev. Levi G. Book, Pastor Of the Bap-
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Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
. 80
have known Hooiantl's German Bitters fAyorabl,
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Yours truly LEVI C. BRICK
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XXTISTARSBALS.AM

WISTARSBALSAM
WILD CHERR y.
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
/. -H4-. IN THE WORLD FOR 'I.
Coughs. Colds, Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Group and every af-
fiction of
THETilROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST. INCLUDING
CONSUMPTION
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From JONATHAN HOVER. ESD.

4 WeH Kno,en and Highly Respectable Gentleman
CLsAnspRSa, Wash. Co. Md. Sept 10, 1850.
Gentleman. is to certify that during the
last fifteen or twenty years | have been afflicted
with severe affection Of the lungs and tn at after
irving many remedies TO little no purpose, was
induced to purchase of your agent in this place,
Mr. A J. kershner,) bottle Of DR.. Wistar's Pal
sam Of Wild Cherry, which has proved to be all i,
has been recommended hope all who are afflicted
in similav manner will try the virtues Of this grea
medicine. ,g o., o.. .. -..-. 81
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From Hon. John e. Smith, a Distinguished
Larger in Matchmaker Nd
l have on several occasions used DIR. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds, and
always with decided benefit know Of no prepn-
ration that is eticacious or more deserving Of
general use.
The Basam has also been used with excellent
effect by j. u. Elliot, Merchant, Halls Gross
Roads, Md .s5...l ....r ..l.-. ..a. '.'...s"
wISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS" on the
"''ppe''i ii ~ 'roa SAL, pr i''t5
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, N. Y.
S. ". FOWLE b CO., Proprictors, Boston.
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REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
.. Heals Old Sores.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Burns, Cuts. Scalds,
--. REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains.
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Boils Ulcers. Cancers.
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE JAZZ.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, Erysipeas.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
u. Cures Ringworm, Corns, &c,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
II Only IS Cents Box. II
FoK SALE By ....
J. p. DINSMORE, No. 49i Broadway n. y
S. W. BOWIE h CO., No. ls fremont ST., Bos
ton. And by all Druggists and Country Storekeer
ers. May5'64 y
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BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

= m D-tLJ-f'I VI WILO OTIENNT 7
So general has the use Of this remedy become,
and SO popular is it everywhere, that it is unneces
sary to recount its virtues. lis works speak for it
and find uterance in the abundant and voluntar,
testimony of the many Y no from long suffering ant
settled disease have by its been restored prs
tine viga: ans seslth. We can present II mass oil
evidence in ppeof of our assertion. that
CANNOT BE DISCREpITED.