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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

Great Popular Loan Of The People.
Less than $3.50, OOo, 900 Of the Loan authors
zed by Congress are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which II is being
absorbed, viii all be subscribed for within six.
ty days, when the notes W II undoubtedly com
mand apremium, as has uniformly been The
case on closing the subsoript other Loans.
IN order that citizens Of every town and Sec
ton Of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub-
scriptonsat par. Subscribers viii select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery Of the notes for which they receive or
dcrs.
JAY COOKE,
SUBscmPrIoN AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions win be received by the
First National Bank, Bennington.
First National Bank, North Bennington.
May 10, 1862
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prniu - 40 IN
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The only Loan in Market
Great Popular Loan Of The People.

Now offered by the Government, and its So
perior advantages W i'll make it the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

~ I. B1XS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
II EndiCOil Strrd, Boston, Mass,
aruHged that patients noyeTsee Or hsnr
eH0l egher Reeolieet, tho ONLY entrance 10
0 office Is No -, hAping no connection With
" residence consequently 10 hmly interrupt
Aa'' tHai "a noacc0uut can any person bes
.la.e pp.ging al his Office
Dir Dix
slt u5 4 etune ta eortrpd,elca.
EaeH tY guabH, ul3 Hiil aay "a io sheihinc,
#sta JuIe AemeycT5 "a lulpae Apou ia
8 JIM ost3 mGultu Graduate PHYSICIAN
hnVri1hAGTS EoIoS,
SIXTEEN YEARS
eaHe3 9 ueahnen,ui Special Diseases. II net
aaoN q WalR tfI5cNs, FHblH aep,
aat lofe fumeinn, &e., tbat lie Is
ah lasa1ea asa particularly r.
lHtNGENa AND TRAvlLLERs,
le lupalan u Forsjgn
Ha NaiFe QaaeSe, mere fa5lo0s ih hesioh
Gherare cities
DR. J.. Dix
uv Sos % prose ors aHd Respectable
Ia eaU EMMY 81 whom rpHauit him iucut
ie3 cases, because Of hs aekuog lodged skin
aaH regulations attained through ~ long expeT
.e.,f, praciice and observation
trrLcfEp AND usroBTuNArE!
a9 ar aad add q 3ouf s08aHeslnbe
lig see ged lly he iyisR b0asis, misreprsssn
taip9 $3.50 Womlsesand WeiaRinns Of
foRElGN AID NATIVE QuAoKs,
istt - iAs AAtNts lAA fhAlhei@ Of
Att .Mfes
.ua tth''s9. ie5t "a
a5's pah 81 ~
.ts 60
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a aaa bar imposition u
& e.4sr .ae.sA Phys
tee't htsf r aessfea ~
QTAcK NosTRtM MAKEEs.
g4rafab taisl certificate. ana raier.,.ces ,nS
,,i,. n 49,, ,,,,{,t,.,s 4. a. y.I
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beside. n further der irinss'f,a1 e,,,v tom
Medical Lo1ks much fliai n written of fhsennf
lf.,s and effects of different he'll. sn5 slaef.
asa ascrybe fbc saIae 10 thsjrpil,s. III raets
Speeihcs. &C.. most III Which, ii not all centsis
Mefenry because n the ancient belief IN II.
curing everything bni now koowa 70 "kill
.f.tpttogsij, itiy,ea ~ IN. @"''Ni
IGNohAACk or quACk DOCTORS And
NosTRUM MAKEHs.
gt4+,,, al fifs f5,,5f5sa t4s ~ - fi,.eA 49,
sasng n egay gredg M ,e. 5e s ~ Ns.
fI,ffy as8 $500 n t,.sil ~ ,.,i.,i. T.. IN.
Dups. Ne.. s6 tba 6ostft,a m3Isr. eapail, ~ -
tna1at 1e. bata relging UPON ~ siisets ID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
iGNoRAscg or quAcK DOCTORS AND
NAAIREM MANEHA
hrrALL QnAcKs Arb HoT lGA0hANr.

% eplc QHaek Doctor mud hasifmm Mskefs,
$50 feeasdies y sle ifs aua healt. 81 silsrs
3afe We bgte M9nR lleU VITO viii even peg
uge fiex riYe canind'aiHg giving megcuFy
81 ster paief8s q lhat Il contained 10 theff
AosNms, ~ ihst iae IN Ia Zee may BE- ob
t9Hs 9f p8fe e8iH eHaae ~ aihe SOLAR og
'ifaetCHoi if B b tila bed Nffle SIS
hpm + Is ihus fiMG macy IRE aeeslTta alsa
500 sf @g speHd large arlguais 81 expeFt
fgrffs u.f4 f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

alf nd taHo te emtnd,etca.
~ bY Qubs u.t9 Niil Jas oI 80 shWhisc,
Ju Aemse.ycTl "a Upee apou ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
.IN4N.EN. - INANLLLLna.
Dn !. DIX

n escape lWpatlau y Forsjgn
NalNe lHaeS#s mere HaoHs ID beston
ntlcfiu cities,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25
AYor'a sarsaparilla

IS compounded from the most ef'ectual anti
d5tes that medical science hos discovered Tor
This affecting distempcr aud for die cure Of
Tie disorders Il entails That i i faY upe-
riOr 30 ans other remedy SET dgflss3 u
known ty an who have given ite uiat That
i docs combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class 81 complaints,
is indispumbly proven by the great multitude
Of publicly known and remarkable cures it
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-25

HruRged that patients never see o. henr
e..h ether. Raeoliee,, the ONLY entrance 10
q office i No -, hapng Rgcohncctleu With
hi ldenec consequently 10 hmIy interrupt
Aaa, iHai "a noacc0uut can any person bes
iaa Hppyipg al hi Office.
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9rAek NoorhtM mAREhs,

llIrHeh is.r certificates nud refer ncea, and
recommendation q fhef msdicines b4As trad.
Hhp epuHai exp9e ~ contradict item " y no,
besides, q fnUber their imposition. copy ffom
Medical hoaks much iiial AWritttn Of ths euni
Hts and effects Of different bef1, ard slants,
aHa ascube aft tbc same 70 their pills, Extracts,
Specifics, &c. most u lieh, il not III, contais
MeienrY. because ~ the aucisnt belief of lts
"curing everything" bat now known 10 akiIl
more il8b q cured, and thoae lgt killed, con.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
JUST READY:
THE BOOK OF RUBIES.

A COLLECTION OF THE MOST NOTABLE LOVE
POEMS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE In vol
crown syo printed by Alvcid IN two coors on supernc
caendered tinted papr bound In extra illuminated
CLOTH full gilt 81; Turkey extra antique, $40 Each
style put up in aboN.
The editor Of this ok his aims to be. beside
grouping together tic finest love poems Of our tonsre, to
prescr, view Ofhe progress of class of poetry treated
from the caTlics, date to the proscntday.
There Is 10 poem of note omitted and with all those
gems long known the public there numerous others
hitherto overlooked bcca, Of the dement's Of The authors In
other heds literary jor becausr they the single
song. of those who ng well but Arsyed with
reference to the dates which the auhors ourshed. the
poems furnish fair view the progress Of eotc poetry aud
allow compaisop Of styles aud merit. not to b. Other"
attained except by aborous aud oyepfohabe rsding
Every shade human passion, except the sensual Ia Illus
traed and conf credit The editor to see how happily
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and best arranged in couten it Is The mos. elegant In
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wealthy mi,s OF amaiory poetry, ond the result Is work
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FREDERICK BLC5iE No. 2'S i'owsry.
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LINSEY wOOLSEY for DRESSES, as % 0er' PC
yard 80,
Lsde, CLOTH or CLoAKINGs, from O. I" VIZ per
yard
LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY.
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young man. well acquainted with the :sii,ns o. NJ Me-
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10 Broadway.
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4 III WANTING FARMS.

N Lerie and tbriy'os settlement Of 'ne ana; ma"
climate, 10 miles south of Phlad sIhia by rsnfota
Rirh so produces arge crops twenty acre tracts a. -
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s,ds a, fhf Waltrn pyoir.es. I-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
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CHRISTIAN ARMOUR;


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The object this uiqus and novel work" 70 oins 'ne
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In them the Apostolic enbems orc portrayed and their
sacred udcsnce udcsed each being accompanied by sn
a, proprae Poem end surrounded by fors and aoesquo
borders oil appropriately referring to the dlvre uncton'
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Put Up in q neat box.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
CACToRY FOR sALE-A large FAC

EACTORN FOR SALE-A large FAC
TORY. situated In the village OF ionser. W,ssbr,irt ~
Co. N. i., within 10 mes ofths Ncw- ORR 'S ne, -
main building 1. ss feet lons ~ feet vide Bs ksIih
,hop sri boi,r room i our besiie othr on.bufinsi
pumr, team hrsaz spparat gas fitting conpc'. aId is'n
.bs:, ~ and rufry. hlo rite large brick tw-in
together WITH wf,rr the slie .r'end az n"aI's
5Oi feet into the Hudsou yer Tho msn b'i ding oar Of
tn sh,.t sud pea spist shops Ia the Who'll. eoury ot
f p.icYlp. aud ~ the property sPpy 70 o
A. COZ No l7D Broadway, n. H., orT a. siooi' ifes'u
rsr. loukcr.. n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

COUTHERN LAND EMIGRATION ana
- p9onIrCT COMPANY No II Broadway, near Wei st..
offer, for SALE scres Of the finest ana n'o'
'Ua'0's L%Sps iSSp III IN TIE TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
at exceedingly low prices
Tracts from OJO to $40 000 acres. a.
Cattcn Psuistous farms Mineral and Timber Lands ac
iron Works Fnrnaces Coal Lands. Silver Mines &c
''g m, Wv ~. tn,,ss,erd W. III. QUINCY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

IN THE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
viii be found
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS FROM 81 ~ -"
LACE CURTAINS, si3 UPWARD
PLAiN AND BORDERED REPS.
cloth VICTORIA AND EMBOSSED TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS.
Al,o, fine 81 and6A
TAPESTRY COVERS.
LACE AND WOVEN TlDY5.
WHITE SHADES
SHADE HOLLANDS By PIECE OR YARD
CURTAINS WASHED. &c.
Il. T.. LEGRAIN,
No. Ia Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

rI,O LET-In the Bible House. Astor Place,
j ,sUIr Of OFFICES on I'd floor, fronting on rhfdne.
with every conysnenc- well adapted for society OF .g
many ia mediate po..s s.ion given Another OrFNL' ho
Apply At tho nesxnreI's Office. fourtbsv~ entrance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Rfal Gstate for Sale.

vUvUE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
i AGENCY hs, actually hand over ioocoW acres OF
LANDS for SALE or LEASE in the Southern states IN
utpurcha.e Titles good and not Liable to comic
cation. - - IN . II
IN NEw.YORK OFFICE. No. g BROADWAY.
KEMP p BATTLE. Secretary.
AUTHORIZED RsrKnsScn' .
PETER COOPER, esq: New, otk.
JAY COOKE. esq. philadelphia , Ct,
His EIcell-ncy Goy. HOLDEN of North Csienn%
a IOW, Pres. Chamber Of Commerce, NJ y.
EI.(ioy BROWN Of 0eorgis
(FU. r. STUART. esq. Ptiadephis
Er.Goy BRODNE of Florida
Col Al & FULTON Athens, Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

nOWN WITH HHUMBUG!-"ROGUE AND
y kOGUEREs" avery ints esting volume Of iso pages,
9th numerous engrsyngs II givss account Of every
saswn Hunbus earned In city country. with the Per
ss.s EIpehsnces Of the Author Price. cents Addssm
HARRY franklin. Btsuss n. hsv.ysfk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Doaro an> Rooms.
professional Notlres.

T. TRAIL. NJ.
H. nisy bs con.nit.a PROFESSIONALLY q. No. s. Morton
st Patients will b. rom 10 IN. snd Ev-nnss
Medical student. no d~-re information, Scholarship, "
boob. are requested to coll rom s 10 y. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
D.-sses the Pelvic tisc-rs und the EDWARD
H. DIXON Editor of The >calp-l Structure Piles. Narico
Hernia AID fi.tua Every Of Str eare admits o
raical GERMAN. In days. and oen iHms
date one. by Dr D.s instrument. The lrethroIom~.
-signrd expressly mod y Mr.. Syues operation In al
the ir.t-nu~ated srctions, The 10
sn..i bs undertaken. Otr. hours from TO
daily, and TO Q evenings. at No. ~ trthavr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

TCFLENDID VILLA and COTTAGE SIZES
~ for SALE la PASsAlC. n 1.-THE attention Of rersons
desiring home IN the suburbs OF N-~iorh 10 called the
superb SlES which be secured the village Of
faic. They 100 feet fop, aud contain fro u
cy lots aud commanding most magnificent y.ws Psssaio
vsge VI miles from New iork by Erie Ralwuy; 26 trains
stop at the station each day Communication about cents
gr'p No healthier place to be found In the United States
The lots located elegant wide planted out
with tho best and sndsoms.t shade Ample protection
given against nuisadc-s AZ the whole tract Is devoted
exclusively to sclss Cottages and Villas OF the modern
styles of architecture large nunber Of hch already
erected and others Ia process oil erection. Maps and
pr giving full particular may be had upon application Of
JOHN r. PAuLlsON. No t6 Pine st., or BY calling upon
the undergnsd At Passa who will shoy tho property every
afternoon Z. NJ X. PAULlSON, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
90 ftt.

yI,O LET, at ELIZABETH. n. f.--A COM
fortaby furnished HOUSE. with sisbe and every con-
nucv IL is nesr the city aud cay Of scc.. Every hour -
th dsy Rent moderate. Apply at No. zi' East Teutl'
Nsw-l1s.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

! I,rOR SALE. in Brooklyn-Eight very desira-
tls HOUSES oa Rayn.0nd. Lsisyr,ie and Gr-cn ,srs
I frir.. low. from 1850 TO sspo. TfIOs. wEL"ooD
| No % { rlaf u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

L'IRST-CLAsS BROOKLYN PROPERTY
i TO EXCHANGE for FARMS ard COUNTRY SEATS
n the cniy Of Orsnse saai'. Mlburn Madison, Morris
town. irvingou n J. Apply at No i9 Broadway, ROOM
No. q. between and J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

I ACES and FMBROIDERiES.
IL FRESH md CiiOiCE GOODS just op-ucd for the
Fall RA u y.
French Fmhroid~fed Bhuis Edglss aud lu.ertiona
Scotch and f-pch EulitoiJcTrd btcAAfsst s.ts.
Plain Linen ani IuhIodrfed Nardt rTchitN
Poiu Na, pcirn1es and ir~sd CDlsFs. aud seS
Black Thread sni fr,uch Lurc Vail
Loo. Coihufes rlfbss tsIes. sc. &c.
Birck 6uipufe aud Iaread Edsf q Hud LBreA
loo pieces Nalf .un.. tdg and l.acs-.
loint Applique. Braarl.rs. Ilgny sud Gupare Lsc.s.
Win ruds yar,ty o. essy atc.c ia The sde. az re-
maIkaby REASONABLE PRICES
J.. WILLIAM, TO-. No. fTT Brosdw,y
B.fwrsu Grand aud broons-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

NOR SiIE-HOIiSE and LOT, No. ~
i Great Joue.s, $500: No N Nerv-r,t: st,S9
23riOD fee, i. 'oop brick HOUSE lot srioo
fs~, w.., I.~, MY hl.ls sn.oo Dr. GLOVER, No. II
Aun-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
nUTCIIESS COUNTY FARM for SALE,


TOR SALE-On Forty-fourth-st., between
Il Finh and sx.hsy.s.. three full LOTS With brick
church in the rear T5r whicn can BE- altered INTO pr
vse or livery sb b. used for sny other pnrnoe no
= st,lcton. Apply to HUHER MORGAN No. Pine-stl''sb
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ST. Louis, Jan, 16-An officer frsm
Clifton, Wayne county, Tennessee, where
he left General Thomas S.turuay, says
ne active operations may be expected isI
several days. Truthfulness of tho report
that Heed is preparing to make a stand
at Csriath is not yet sscertaiasd. but it is
believed his disers forces are still
Assln. ssuth ward, leaving portisn ol
Esrrests cavalry in their rear to cover
their retreat.
Thomas army has plenty of supplis'
and more il constantly passing up the
Tennessee river, but very heavy rains in
Tennessee rendered the reads in passabiy
fer military moyementss.
The recent draft ordered BY Gen. Canby
is inds pndsnt Of the lats ca Of the prcsi
dents, and any person so drafted will nc,
be credited te any State included in the
Presidents precla matter Desertsrs will
not De drafted, and if enlisted will be a.
signed to regiments serving ON the In
dian irsntisr.
Tho Little Rock Democrat saws the re
cent electisn of ", d. Snow to the u. S.
Senate from Arkansas, was farce. only
60 votes being cast, while it required 7e
TO iorN = quorsM.
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Army ef tIae Petennac.

Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
Jan. II, evsning-A number Of dessrtsrs
came into our lines in front Of Peters
burg Last evening. They bring impert-
ant news. They say that the Danville
Railroad, between Danville and Green's
bero, distance Of 45 miles, has been de-
streyed by the recent heavy rains, and
that every culvsrt and bridge has been
carried away, and that Lees army is like
ly to be cut of rations very sson; the
quantity they issue new is utterly made
quate to satisfy their wants, and these
men Were not disposed to renain and
suffer almost starvation. Every effsrt
is being made to reconstruct the road,
large gangs of men are detailed for that
purpose Even at that it will take some
time to repair it, the destructiea Of the
read being SO extensive. As this is the
main road for supplies to Richnend, it
will create great want there.
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PEACE MATTERS
.Blair's Visit to Richmond
NO OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Gov. Jacobs Returns with
Blair-Efe Reports a Strong
Peace Feeling in Rich
mOnd.
IPress Dispatch. ]

New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald
Washington special says Blair's late bus
mess to Richmond was to recover q rum
bsr OF important, private papers, title
deeds, TO-, taken frsm his house by the
rebels wheA near Washington, He was
very kindly received and had frank and
free conversation with JEFF. Davis and a
mum Der of others, but these resulted in
nothing definite. The stery published
by the Richmond dispatch about Davis
sending letter, saying he was willing to
receive peace oommissioners, to President
Lincoln, is all bssA.
The. TriSans special alse says no let
ter Was sent by DAVIS, aAd that ae nade
ne sign sflowering the rebel flag.
Ex-Governor Jacobs, of Kentucky
whs returned with Mr.. Blair, reports .
strong peace feeling among the citizens si
Richmond, and even amsng efioers si
high grade. He predicts there will be 8
Cessation Of hostilitiss within TIVE months
aRa proposal for peace frsm the rebe
Government. This is in csntradistisn o.
the Indications shown In the fact reported
by an officer from North Carolina, who
says the rebels already have three regi
msnts OF freed slaves In the field.
The Times Washington special say
it is reported at the headquarters Of tn,
Army OF the Potomac that Lee has sem
his family cut Of Richmend, and thai
nothing but peace is talked of in thai
city.