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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

Mr. s. S. Cox, formerly a represen-
tatiye in Congress from Ohio, has NOV
ed to New York and now seeks to be
elected from one Of the city districts,
and it is urged IN his behalf that the
President wants to have him in the
House. This leads the New York Dali
" News to give Mr.. Cox the following
complimentary notice" with particu-
lar reference to the Presidents alleged
desire for Dir. Cox's election:
This would be an excellent reason.
If it were SO, for his remaining at home.
Having got thoroughly played ont IN
Ohio, where be and others Of the same
feather sank their party deeper than
ever plumInet sounded, and whore rad
zeal niajorities increase with every cleo
ton, until the vote is the next thing 10
unanimous, bis modesty in coming
along to take charge Of this city is the
most refreshing specimen Of the article,
On record If the electors Of this CITY
must have a candidate from the other
side ofaunset. they had better advertise. .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
Zee Reaas's Pain HAaHy .Uag'e OF.
IN ft@ks Ate a Charm"
The Wonder of the World.

Clean d,ieoas aad sate 70 ase aud earcs pain 10 say
pzrl % ths body Nstef ggeHctss Htr.
Try il. Ifyit ffyt Try y
n 81 bsfter yor you aaa gour nonea
Directions vita each Bottle hos g use krHaes Fstn-
Kiliins Magic OF ertoftallK Pr iaisfa&.ly
Eeerg Family atesid kesp e N ~ hca~
All traveller sh8ula have tis Nasie q. stA hem
EVERYBODY t. stis b. aecaenf 70 rFtafas io liqae,
Tagt6aehs Ihoiic, Cbaers Mor.Hs Na9."ra. Bfusasfi
Bufhs gkeanaf efa. Arurwis Cls lB Gag Head 8EHr
Ia The Pace lameArss seiatas use fuifuH ~ tafsf
ths Mage Uil carer aad h f now kno"h 2. p tAe .fsi
Remedy b ths HufA bsIftio n HtHhsH Aael, ~ u
perfect SILL. HEALTH 1851 EAAcE tp1fAAi
81 a. Fe4k ath
there 6 hfsth. besqir 4aa hsRfy BONE sealed - %
sYsfg Bottle wa3Ing f. f9u ktaafr
in4nifs o. e wlirfs YWa TRACES
sa4 by Diuessrtst Aerflaats, sha tf9eerfi VIII sft
sas Aesats thgaa Et.4f thf easBtfYs
Wg EE%AE sole Frgprataf Pittsfsid. Nass.
ft.ssfs ssFaes & Co. Nhoistaif Agcntf > eN Ntek.
Gea e. tso14aiH CO., Isesga.
j = Thsapsga -aas A co.'s Troy
Fof tale ~ q s. sykes Graz Nallfy b9rtet. -
"a egfH "A s. UrHfs MaasHgFsers o, 81 Efa6ls} asr.
a.fast ne.a.as a ~ g.'l.Bss f4asaE. afiusfca
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
Terrible Fire a. Quebec,


On SUNDAY. ths leah INST. most
destructive couaarrafi0n oocuroi IS
Qnsbec 1870 houses we're hamed ASH
the loss q property i estimated 81 fram
81 50o00 10 3.0t0.000 81 persons
are known 70 have been killed. and ~
COO were rendered homeless by this sad
calamity The Ere ragged from 1 A NJ
ell night, and only ceased fium want II
material q feed upon the efforts made
90 ext.nguish i proving frmtloss
Quebec has fairly earned tho name ~
the City 81 CONGREGATIONS. NO other
city On The continent having Suffered
10 often and severely from FIRE
The lower or French part Of tho city
has been especially afflicted 81 Roche
has exhibited numerous evidences 81
the conAagrations which have from time
TO time taken place within is limits
and this is The district which has again
been swept by the deyouring flames
The whole Of Lower Quebec. la fact.
presents, OF rather did q few months
since, the appearance Of burnt dis
trict. These fires have occurred as FOL
lows
"On the 2Sth day Of MAY, 1915. tan
merry took fire, aud before the flames
could be arrested the whole of st Roche
was IN ruins For an entire mile there
was mass Of red living flames to be
seen, remorselessly licking mp shops.
dwelling houses, churches, ships and
shipyards After raging all day the
flames were finally arrested by blowing
up two houses IN the Rue Canoterie
Scattered among the ruins were CHAIR
ed remains Of men, women and children
and many animals One year later, TO
a day, another fire burst forth in st.
John street, aud the whole Of st. John
shared the same fate rs St Roche
These two CONGREGATIONS rendered
houseless sixteen thousand people, des-
troyed three thousand buildings and
property to the value of ten or twelve
millions of dollars. Forty persons per-
ished in the flames of the second CON
migration. Charity sermons were
preached through the United Kingdom
in behalf Of the suffererers, andupward
of a million of dollars were raised for
them in England and the United States.
The ruined districts were, to some ex-
tent, restored, though with very infer
Tor class of buildings.
In July Of last year, another large
fire broke ont directly beneath the eta
del, along the bank of the st. Law
renee facing Point Levi and swept
the buildings away for long distance.
Again, in the closing days of Sept. 1865,
yet another confagration burst forth
in St Roche, consuming sixty more bull
dings. There must certainly be "a great
lack Of means to cope with the clements,
or these disastrous fires would net oc-
cur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
STATE ITEMS.

William II. Hoyt,,cdtor Of the Sentinel, has been
aploi-tcd Postmaster ut Burlington in place OF 5.
Huntington, removed.
g NJ. Gay, Esq, editor Of the Rutland Herald,
has been reappoiuted Secretary Of civil and military
affairs.
FATAL AccIDENT.-James A. Herin was killed
at Mortified slatequary, the 16th,by the falling
Of a derrick.
RoBpEp.--W. w. Ellis, a merchant Of Mortified
was robbed few days since fmoney to the amount
Of between $4,000 aud $1,000.
a BRILLIANT REcoRp.-The Legislature at its
asst session passed resolution dre,tpg the Quar-
termastcr General to place under the eoors Of each
regiment and battery displayed in the Capitol a
tablet containing the names Of the engagements IN
which such organizations had participated. Gen.
Pitkin has, in pursuance Of this resolution, proeur-
ed twenty rich and beautifully engraved silver tab
lets. We Lave no room to give the names Of the
battles written on this record Of glorious patriotism,
but the summary Is rs follows;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
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and Cor sale rs an Druggist, Price, 81 per bottle
Wholesale Agents John y Henry Co., Waterbury. ;.
vi Geo, {, Goodwin GO, aud NJ : burr hOssoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
rlrrsnrron. Mnr lpth lsse.

fffrsRruCu, May 10th 1880
Hsrs. Hsfcssfr ! SmH
GESTIfMLN :-~DuHng sislI 10 the West. hsst
fall contracted chills aud le,er, which hrVnah;
mo 10 my bed aud finally terminated Ia typhoid r.
YER aud conf me 70 my rcjn tor scyer,d months.
during which time ! wa- physically pr0sunted
Il X almost dcspaircd Of ever recuyeringmy health,
having almost entirely los, my appetite lor days.
being able to est inarse' added 10 which was dis
,sed with rccig sensation Ia my head, aud
passed many .ccplc.s fghtstll firm debility caHs-
q by my posIrate condition, brought about by ie
ver Al this stage ol my condition friend recon-
nended me 10 use your celebrated Stomach litier,
but being morally opposed t0thc use Of siuunuts
ia any form ut 6r-t declined. bat alcrwnri Yield
Ell my preiuaiccs and. after taking the medicine
for several weeks, my appetite returned aud with
Il am rapidly reannmg my ioruer strength ,id
sigor. My sleep tirom The loss 81 which, ! have
suffered muci ha. never been better than IL is now
ind the reclinp se yaton tbelre alluded toI has
tirrly lett me. Ms bowels, which we're mneh con.
stipattd aud Irregular are nov quite nanuai, and,
ia net / am clad TO say teat | feel mysefa new
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

"A western groom got badly. intoxi-
Gated just after the knot was tied, and
with the assistance Of party Of young
sters wos making sport Of his wife.
The bride became indignant and cxcit-
ed, and Selling knife, plunged it into
the bosom of her intoxicated husband,
iniicting a dangerous wound.
Almost fablous stories are told Of
oil wealth Of Kanawa Valley, West Va
ginia In proportions to its develop
ments made, it is far richer than the
oil oegions Of Pennsylvania. Recently
two wells were opened in the White
Oak region which yield daily fifteen
hundred barrels. And at Burning
Springs, one well flows about two bar
rels daily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

Gy-The physique Of q mau is sustained by q
continued action and reaction Of the hloodj the
body Is continually evapomtug and rcpeuishug
itself by tie wants which il icels and graiiiics,-
When the repenishne par Of the system Is iuaet-
dispellcd by Installing fresh yigor into the repen'
ishng power Of the body, the body must bccoufe
feeble, continue 70 decay, and eventually perish
The remedy IS to give new energy to the HE and
that is safely md surely accomplished by the oe-
casioual use Of RryHns Lie Pills. no medicine II
better for the purpose and even persons IN the best
OF health may use them with tbs best results 70 the
current Of general lie within them. tNce adyer.
tscment.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
MARSnENs cALIsAYA ToNIc.

In cenyaerernce from Cholera, Malignant fe,cu,
Small puX II aus CntaBepns Affections viii he found
invaluable giving the system, and removing all
the prostrang effects Incidental 10 disoase. The uni.
versal and popular knowledge Of the virtues II THrs
call asa BARK requires eypadation centuries have
passed since iis discovery, and Il Is now recognized A.
the bcst fchHuge which bouatiiul nature has favored
~ With Science has discovered many methods 81
tracing is virtues and reducing TO small halk, tha
active principles Of the Bark Via Qanen einehonlne.
etc. an Of which are invaluable A. medical agents,
The great want 81 q mild aud reliable tonic In cases
of Debility Night sweat- scrofua, Dyspepsia Los. ~
Appetite aud other diseases Incidental di.organre
sysiom has induced 70 present this to the medical
profession and sufferers the mos reliable, safe and
powerful tonic that be prepared, combining as Il
does ~ the active principles u Che True casaya Bark
with other ingredients, which render II tbs pcffectioa
n d remedy for all the above diseases,
Prepared bt Z ". Marsden, Isl broadway New York
and Cor sale BY ~ Druggists Price 81 per bottle
Wholesale Agents John y Henry 4 ca, Waterbury,
~, Geo G. Goodwin aud NJ s. Barr, Boston. iyaIis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
THE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy.
sir JAMES CLAHk y
CELEBRAJ'EU FEMALE PILLS.

This inyA nabe medicins Is unisng 10 the erss ofail
those painful and dangerous diseases incident te The f.
tEais constitution
fnodcrates an excess removes All 1sfnc9hs from
Hhaeter cause and brings the monthly period With
regularity.
These Pills should not be taken BY fomales that are
pregnant during the FIRST TilREEAOsflls A. thfy
70 bring Miscarriage, but airgery other Hs
and III every other casp they perfectly safr,
IN 81 eases ~ Nervous aud spinal Ahtei0hs, pain u
the Baek and Limbs leaYheEs Fatigue 81 ssid fteF-
ton PnpsAtiun of The Heart Iowness u spirits lys
tsries Slck Headache, Whites and all the anft dit
nccasigncd bg dissrdered ysten these fiils VIII
effect cure When al other means ays fHilfd,
Full directions 10 phi,t around each package whsh
Should be carefully prtsergcd
They be sent Ia bottle, containing ~ pills pest
free by enclosing and three slsmpstg any agsst
sold b All Druggists, sole Tinted states agents
JOB AOSF8
1y4t Il Curtlandt street, New Nsff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

SgekromG EiassIo>s To-day 81 ~
oels,ck " the respective houses g the
legislature win proceed each by il~fh
according 70 tho Law Il Congress e
elect ) senator for the long terra cm-
n.sacsng The 4tt u Marsh, 1861 for a
senator b 81 the unexpared term = the
late Hon Jacob Collamer. and for a
sena.or 70 hll the uneapircd term q the
lass Hon. solomon Foot A more ez.
sraur.iinAry aud important duty never
,iesolycd upon the legislature u a State
ia, we entertain uo fears bat that il
all bo wen aud wisely discharged by
the assembled wisdom and virtue u
the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
.shhcoca,s poRors rA.ssrHas.

BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IL the WORLD
ALMc0cES pORUs PLASTEflS res0l5e and ass,.,.ys
pain b calling firth The Dcrd hHmors oDi lar,s intern.
al 70 he and geasrai circulation thu n many eases
l,,sfttrcfy eroparot3g nc daea@
JAMES LTLL,M y.
There Is nothing cqpR IN the wry q plaster 70 the
Porous Plaster of ST. ALLCoCK. Every thing Is piess
ant about them They The plaster d the day and >
81 type II onf present advancement in science aud art,
IN Asthma Cough kidney Auctions Gout, Rheuma-
tlsm and local dcrpseated palms they afford permanent
relief
JP JoHSsoS. ~ D.. On oTopieal Remedies"
FROM pcr.oaai knowledge Of cheese pasiers, we ean
state that hey decidedly preferable to ay ot,r III
use Wherever relief 70 BE- obtained By ths use u
plaster, We shoulp recommend them.
10 A. IGGEAHAM, MD, Editor Aeg rork geatp.
agency Bandreth House Nos York
Sold hy all DFu9sists.ig
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

Tar TmHD CoS9REssioNM DIsTmcr
No person having received majority
efthe votes east for Member u Congress
~ the third distric, If the State, At the
annual election held in September last,
Coy. Dillingham; has issued proclama-
ton for a new election TO take place in
that district on the 9th Of November.
Mr. Baxter the present incumbent, and
the candidate who received the largest
number u votes at the September cleo
ton, has withdrawn from the canvass,
ia favor Of Worthington q Smith, thus
leaving the contest between Romeo H.
Hoyt and Mr. Smith, both Republicans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

VERMONT BIBLE SocIETY. The 54th an
niyersary Of the Vermont Bible Society
was observed at Montpelier on Thurs
day, the 18th Tins is the Oldest Of all
the State Bible Societies, older, indeed,
than the American Bible Society. It
appeared from the treasurer REPORT
that the contributions during the past
year were S7316 besides which. $2.0GG
were transmitted directly to the parent
society, making the entire amount So
3s3. This is the largest amount contrib
uted by Vermont for many years, and
lacks but little 81 being three times as
much as was contributed last year OF
the sum. Addison county contributed
SlS6, Bennington county SIP, and Rut-
land county $575. Nor is this increase
Of contributions the only encouraging
thing ii the history Of the Society.
Vigorous Efforts have been made, and
are still making to visit every family IN
the State, and make sure that all have
tie Bible, either by purchase q gift.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs Elizabeth stanton Cady has
- nod herself 81 a candidate for the
Congressional rspr enlaiion 4 The
Eehi District IL New York Size pro-
fi'ssgs independent PRINCIPLES with a
hi, ri reservation Ia fsyos ct The he
publican party. protidt 4 Il advocates
negro saf,ngr. and asks support on TIE
high ground u safety - The nation
and justice e ties citizens
Marrd AZ Philadelphia IL the
vigvam Mn BurN 7 Rebel, 81 South
Carolina. Is Miss Nancy J Conserve.
t.yo. OF New York n b No Cerls
these having All boon played ont by the
President who gave the bride AWAY
Died IL Pennsylvania, Tuesday, Oct
9th. Edgar Cowan Youngest son If
Burly and Nancy Rebel Disease soft
euing oftho brain aud weakcumgoi the
spinal column
An article appeared in the London
Times 81 the 81 inst On the subject AZ
our clains for depredations by the Ala
bama II suggests the appointment Of
a commission 20 deliberate on the du-
ties and rights q ueutrals in time Of
war. irrespective ~ the CLAIMS made hy
the United States and says, that II in
The light II the commissioners report
PREPARATION appears to be due, il viii
not bo too late to make H.
The colored cook on q propeller n
Chicago was taken with cholera the
other dny, and after being carried about
the city for four hours in M express
wagon, vainly seeking admission TO
some hospital or other place of refuge,
he finally died in tho express wagons
A fearful visitation Of Providence
happened at Chicago recently A tailor
was accused Of having stolen some mon
cy which he positively denied calling
upon God TO strike him dead il he was
not speaking the truth The fearful
imprecouOn had hardly been uttered
before he fell to the floor dead man.
The White House is being greatly
improved and ornumented within A
small regiment Of workmen are daily
engaged in the lower rooms, in paint
ing, gliding, papering, and removing
soiled drupcry, which is soon 20 be re-
placed by rich and tasteful importations
from Europe, and agent being ther for
the purpose Of selecting the goods.
These highly necessary Improvements
viii probably not be completed before
the LIST of December.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
A HUMBUG.

How often hear this expression from persons read
Ing advertisements Of Patent Medcdcs and IN nine cases
out Of ten thoy may beight Its over ~ years since
introduced MY inrdleioc the NENFr4S lINNrsr, 30
the public had no money advertise Il. - leti It
Tor With draggi,ts and storvkvcrcr through q
small cotton ofthr country many taking Il with great
reluctance; but told Them 10 et any have t. aud
fitdtd not ala ,tat,inmy panphlenu need pay
for t. IN some stores tw0or three BATTLES taken
On trial by persons present was by many. thought
crazy and that weud bp thr lastuh"y would see ~ me
But knew my nirdiciup WAS 30 hunbug ~ about two
noutbs began t. receive orders FOR more Linincnt
some calling II my valuable linincni who bad refused
to Sign a receipt whru left 4 at their store Sow my
skies millions Of bottles yearly, and al for cash
warrant It superior % amy oslcr medicine for thc cure
Of Group Darrhpa, Dyscntcry Collie. Nemi ingsnsm.,
aud Sea sickness internal remedy Its perfectly
unorcnt 10 take internally, oath accompanying each
bottle and externally fr Chronic rheumatism, Head
ache Mumps Frosted Fret Bruises spfains, old Sores
swelnes Sore Throat Ge,, &C. sold by all Druggists
Depot &c Cortland street, Sew YDrk.-1wl9
New aud Grand Enoch In Medicine! Dr. Mag
giel i the iondero q new Medical ; en- Ihs
quanttAans, whose vast internal d0ser chaehlc The
stomach and pirayle tho bowels must give precc iehte
to the man who restores health aud appetite win rom
u tvs ~ his extraordinary Pills, aud cures the
most yir1cnt sores with box 10 ~ his wonderful
aud all healing ~Alye. These Two great specifics ut the
Doctor fast sup"rcedng all The etarc0typed nusirums
Of the day. Extraordinary cures by M1gRies Pills aud
HalNe have opened the eyes Of the public To- ihc Bei-
cheney Of the 90 called remedies others and upon
which people have 80 long bndly depended Mageielf
Pills not Of the class that are swallowed by the dpz
en-, aud Of which every bOx fan taken creates 80 abs1
late necessity for another, one or two Of Maguels
Pills suice 70 place the bowels ia perfect order, tone
the stomach, create appetite and render ths spirits
light and buoyaHti There f. no gripping aHd 30 reac-
toni he form 81 constipation, II helfcrls Affected
ne functions restored and i the nervous system u
feeble IL il ingigdrate This last quality makes the
medicines yerg desirable for the wants ~ delicate ie-
mslss Uccr0Hs aud eruptye diseases are literally ex
nsnished by the isiHleclant poweroi Aaggels salye
In fact II i here announced that bqg7fgts Baio iys
pcptic and BdFrhfed ifHs cure where an Others fail
While for Bnrus -calds, Chbliiny, Cuts aud s abras-
ions Of the skin MAGGlEl+S SALNE h iuiaiblc Sold
by J. MAastgf, a. Fultun street, New York, and all
Druggists, IL 20 cent? per box
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

FESIaSGsu LooKrNG UP.- There arc n
good many little siraws which indicate
that the wind blows in the direction Of
another Fenian raid this fall, upon Cam
ada Northern bound trains daily drop
Just this side IL tho border a large num-
Der q quiet American citizens Of Irish
descent, who usually keep out Of the
villages and take to the country Mys-
tcrious looking boxes are going the
same way. The Canadians are pricking
up their ears, and consequently patrol
thc NJ. Lawrence M the vicinity Of Og-
aansburph, y Y. with a gunboat, while
British troops and British spies almost
line the border Something Is up and
thew would ike IL know what. But
the managers Of the movement. which
seem 10 be peddling. have kept il far
nlore secret than their former ones, and
Tins fact gives additional probability
thst they mean 70 do something this
tame
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

pS~ Protecting the toes Il chlldrcns
Shoes from wear by Metal TIPS. has
proved a most important aud uscfIil in
ventipn. But until lately great mis-
take has been made IN applying them
chiefly 10 the eoarser grades II shoes
For the higher the cost 81 the shoe the
more there Is saved by protecting the
toe from weAr. which can only be done
by MeiAl.Tip. Gentoel Metal Tipped
stoes are being made and worn 81 tho
ht.st families ID the cats Manufariur-
efs could DOT have conferred q greater
public favor than by supplying this
ggeAg waui Boston Jo8z
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no CONsITMpTIyEs.

The advertiser having boon restored % heahh II fFw
weeks BY very simple remedy aief hAFiaR suffered
fr several years With severe lang aasrilon sad 1st
dread disease t8usnmptivnis 80 kiaas 10 ttaks kb@sh
% bis fsliss sufferers t8s Hieant % cure.
~ ali who desife it. ha all send copy ~ The Pre-
serrii8a used Gree n ehAFTel With ths hifeethms -
prebarsg and asing he same which they viii ID
suNK CrHE fVr GossUAPrt0as AsTfAAs BRosehiTts,
Corcts CoLDa aHd Ell Threat and Lang AasstAsssf~.
The 0aiy object of thr advertiser Do aaiHg the tassb
tim T. bsleat the afflicted aud tFFad iHiagIntip4
which BE- csHe.e 20 b. HYslaale aud - sses every
sufferer pill Try hts tcnfd vti cost tar aathiHg
AHd may prove 8 hessipg,
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