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iugo he ttoausdqn sna ihsn lts msisa. A ssr.e,-
- y tas ga tea rises. sat is uiash surus1
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n thrss asFs he sbal n, tssihs.s h he Nan
hattsa g. Wsfss ssa ever Hs nsnas Il samuel
Satsr Thls Il enc 81 tas wosasrfal cures lBads By
~ Tosias. ossbrassd NsHeusu laimsng IL u net 90.
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hsumsusn sers fhrssts. Cats Insect subss Pains In
the Litts CAes' and Bach sl.s ihlssnsTy, fof Col,
Cramps. nrrsFA ~ seatsry and crvup Il perfect.
" iunentnt 50 take InterbAy sad il Use hssl hmft
nsrcae h The Sord, ordsrs received al nssf Ea
ripe hF rs Tbs meet celebrated Phvsrsss
I'll nettf hit, bR TohIas pats ~ every drop Aim
AT ssid ~ 81 Druggists a " csuis AMI Oil pr BEETLE
Depot g 0uFtlkndl street. SN--if
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The y. Y Observer calls atiention TO
a now and important feature in the
settlement Of pastors. II is pledge
on the part Of the people that thcy will,
in addition to The salary, keep the min
listers life insured for Fixed sum while
be remains with them. Rev II. II.
siebbins vas Installed pastor Of tho
Presbyterlan Church 81 Riwrdale, n.
Y, on the sch, lie Society plcdging it.
sell % pay the annual premium on a
policy Of 10000 What could be more
appropriate and just than ibis q Let it
be done for all our pastors
An excellent idea And 10 those socie.
ties ia this neighborhood adopting the
plan above suggested. We would com.
mend the agency Of Capt Wooster, Of
this village. Us the proper place to pro-
cure = life policy for their pastor. All
parties wishing insurance, either life,
fire, accidental or live stock, will find
the companies represented by the Cap
tain TO be Of the safest and best IN the
country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

RIworAL % Lousu1s. Sr.1E 0T7lciGls
Ma Gen. dowcr. Temporarily COM
manding 10 Louisiana. on the Goth aud
2isi met issued orders suspending the
Lieut. Governor Secretary and Treas
urcr Of State. the Judge Of Sch District.
ard several other Judicial and State o.
hcers. A. @inlpediments TO reconstru-
ton" Tho orders were afterwards
temporarily withdrawn. 10 await the
action a Cen. Hancock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

THE THAI on JEFV. DAVIS POSTPONED.
On Tuesday. in consequence Of the
inability Of Judge Chase TO be present,
the trial OF JEFF, Davis was postponed
70 March 20, and his bail extended to
that time Both sidesiprofessed readi-
ness to commence thel trial, but it was
thought best to defer it until Judge
Chase could preside.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

Mr. X 7 Purdy having purchased
Of Msskrs Cone A Burton their inter
est IN tho sale q the Singer Sewing
Machine in this place, is nox the sole
agsn. for that machine. The Singer
machine is conceded 10 be the best
manufactured and parties contempla-
thug the purchase Of s machine cannot
better serve their own interests than by
giving Mr.. Purdy call.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

Or. LUG0L, OF PARIS, one Of the most eminent
Chemists Of Europe, said:
"rhe most astounding results may ba anticipated
when Iodine can be dissolved in pure water"
DR., IL. ASDERs. after fifteen years Of scientific
feseafeh snd experiment. has succeeded in dissoly-
ing oue ,dnd one quarter grdinS Of Iodine to each
luid ounce OF water aud The most astounding resuls
hdre foiioved Ms nses particularly in Scrolula and
diseases thercfom. Circulars free.
DR.. II. Anders Iodine Water is for sale by J. P.
plNSMoRE, 80 Dsy St.. New York, and BY all
Druggists. N
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The Wonder of The World

Clean, delicious and safe to aud pain In sn,
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Try Il. Try il. Try Il. Try It,
ma better tOr you than yo'g money
Directions with each Bottle how to use Renns'a Pain
Killing Magic Oil externally or internally.
Every Family sho,Id hep Il IN TIE 1suse.
y kAvslsrs should have this Magic oil with them.
Everybody liable to accident sprahs To Headache
TOothach Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Cholera. Brusrs
Burma, Rheumatism. krurslsA Colds In the Head CUE
IN the Face Lameness. seatiea fta Posonl All these
the Magic OIL cHresi and 1t ia known be the hest
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j. L! Thompson sous n Co. Troy
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Ticknor g. Fields OF Boston have
done the public, as well as the the au-
thor, great service, in publishing
Dickens American Notes." in neat
pamphlee form. The book was written
on the authors first visit to this coun-
Try, and its republication st this time,
when Dickens is among US again, will
seave to dispel much Of the unjust
prejudice with which he is regarded. -
The price ia so cents.
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FIKE The slaughier Eoaee belong
Ing h. - r Walker. and located about
onc bali mile south ~ this village wss
destroyed by Gre yesterday morning
The hre took nom an arch in which FIRE
bad beer built a short time previous to
The destruction u the bailding Ono
meat wagon and three quarters Of beef
were consumed. Lose $500 No in.
suYRpce
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wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Ca@gAs, Oh, BrOueAias, Asasra. Cru-p, H1ay
iag coagA, 0siN'y. and the numerous ~ veil q,
dangerous diseases Of ths nryat, Chsft and Ls.g,
prevail 10 our shsuseAble climate At al seasons q
the year' few are fortunate enough to escape their
banefal influence tos Important then 70 have Al
hsnd osF,stn snudo,s 70 al iht,e eo,nTiAiuts.
EHperishes proves chat this exists 10 HTtars Bal
iam TO an eHtsaI no, fund IN any othcI remedy
however severe ,hs suffering tho application oflha
soothing. heAme and wonderful BasAm a once
vanqaishss the dsssAc and restorss the sufferer to
routed health.
c-ss - . e.ssssua~.s svvsasp E-s~rs - .aEs.
SouTa LoSposDtRsF. May Ia, 1860
Forsseysral years pAst have been lie entccblod
health, ny disease being OF pulmonary nature.
For the last eye ar siG winters / have been good
deal afflicted with ssrere Cough. The lAst win.
ter ! WAS attacked more violently than ever, and
lor- stVersi weeks wns confined to nv room some
" Tie tins ~ very critical state mech 90 that
roy iren ls and physician supposed that my day,
were Numbered At this iuncsure ] commenced
taking NntAR's BALsAa OF Win CHRskH, the
effect Of which was truly wonderful Afler the
illird dose had 6eeu takeu felt sure that was re,
ceiving great relief AMI the nsc OF q whole bottle
cured my cough and brough, me back To good
stan OF health, considering my naturally feeble
cbnstitution. ! intend TO continue the BaLsAh
and thluh il very valuable preparation.
Yours, JOHN MHtrCOMB
Prepared BY SETH W. F0NLE & Son, Is Ire
mont ST. Boston, and for sale by Druggists gsner
ally.
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DR. LIVINGSTONE News has been re-
ceived in England that DIR, Livingstone
the celebrated',xplorer reported muir
dered by the natives last winter. was
alive and well on the first Of April last,
aud that he was exploring in the inte-
rior Of the wilds of Africa hun dreds OF
miles froml the sea coast or civilized
men.
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senate "A resolution, Offered by Mr.
Morrill, Of Maine, instructing the Com.
mittoe on Military Affairs to inquire in
TO the expediency Of an immediate re-
duction Of the military forces Of the
United States, was adopted Ills pro-
poses that the military peace establish
meni be at once reduced from sixty to
thirty regiments
The resolution previously introdu ced
by Mr. Edmunds in reference to the
payment Of the public debt. is as fol-
lows
Hhereas, the public debt Of the Unit
cd States( except where specially other
wise provided WAS contracted and in
Cured upon Che faith and credit OF the
United States. that the Isame would.be
paid or redeemed in coin or its equiYa-
lent; therefore,
Resoiued. BY the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States
IN Congress assembled, that the public
debt Of the United States; except in the
cases wherein the law authorizing the
same other provisions we're expressly
made, is owing in coin, or its equivalent
and tho faith Of the United States is
hrreby pledged in payment accordingly.
HousE Bills 10 amend the national
currency act: plcdglng the faith OF the
country TO paw the five twenties in coin;
10 repeal the tax on cotton; to fix the
value OF legal tender notes, and onet in
troduced by Gen Butler providing
that so much Of the national debt as
was contracted to be paid in gold. be SO
paid, aud al not no contracted be paid
in lawful money were referred.
a resolution was adopted, declaring
that Il is unnecessary 10 proceed further
with the building OF ships OF war.
Under suspens ION OF the rules.
resolution was adopted, declaring that
any further purchases OF territory are
ineIpedient, and that this House will
bold itself under no obligation to vote
money 10 pay for any such purchases.
This is intended 10 prevent the pur-
chase Of the island Of ST. Thomas.
Mr. Boutwell, at 240 O'Clock present
cd the majority report Of the Judiciary
Committee recommending the impeach. /
msnt oi President johnson. Ii il sign /
Ell by Mcssrs Boutwell,, Thomas, VII /
lans. Lawrence and Churchill
After the Clerk had read the major
ity report for half an hour its further
reading was dispensed with.
On motion Of Mr. Bingham, and on
the statement that the reading OF an
the reports would occupy ten hours,
The summing up Of the majority report
edited by Mr Boutwell,, was then read.
II declares that in accordance with
tha testimony Herewith submitted and
the view Of the las presented. the Con-
mi,iee il ~ the opinion that Andrew
Johnson, President Of the Unitei States
is guilty Of high crimes and misdesnan,
on, requiring the iEterposition Of the
constitutional powers OF tie House,
Mr. Wilson. Of Iowa. chairman and
Mr. Woodbridge joined ia one minority
report, sod MesSrs Eadn1ge aud Mar
shall Join 10 smother
Mr. Boutwell, moved the postpone
msnt OF the Impeachment report until
"Wednesday Of next week.
Mr. Wilson, 81 Iowa presented
minority report. declaring thai Presi-
dent johnson was not guilty u high
crimes and tuiSierneAnors, but was de.
serving u eensuEs- ia
Ice whole sab!ecs was postponed M
I'll "Wednesday u next week. Adjourn
"a, 70 Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

NV YoRK Cry. The election OF New
York City occurs this week. The Dem
oeracy are divided and have three can
didates for Mayor Hoffman, the pres
ent incumbent, Fernando Wood. and
Mr.. Anthony. The Unioni Republicans
have nominated Hon. William A. Oar
ling as their candidate, and every man
OF them ought TO come out to the polls
and thus'elect hin, lbetween the diyis-
ions OF their common enemy. 1t is not
often that they have such an opportu.
nitys aad nov that they have they
ought 70 improve il. They owe it both
10 themselves and to their friends in
the country to stand by their own can
didate and give him their solid, united
vote,
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EvEn SATURDAY for November so
gives a choice selection, NJ will be seen
from its table of contents, which is as
follows Jack the GiAnt-kiIler, by Miss
Thaekcryi The Potentially Of Mrs.
Grundy; The Mail Guards Story; The
Wren Of tho Curragh, by James Green
wood; Plaucbette; My Aunt's Pearl
Ring; Critics and Cant Foreign Notes
The Host Before Rome, by A. c. Swim
bnrne.
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Ancient Fine Arts. To the the Edi-
tor Of the Nav York Herald; Respecting the relics
Of porcelain ~are found III the late exhumatons At
HsreulAneum. Which have been forwarded to the
tation bitters wRs undoubtedly plsced Smong the
RUNE by the agent Of DR.. Drake, we desire 10 state
he incorrect IN every respect. II bottle vas
found there bearing our lettering, the language Of
the Ancient Romans different from the accepted
literature Of that day. Our Agent has other bust.
ness than this la Europe and has not been ia I.aly
At all. No doubt AmsueSns carry Plantation Bit
tiers to Rome bat trying tV imp ose upon a society
VI Autiquar ms 10 this way, seems quite useless,
aud We do not appreciate the joke. Il is uuneees-
sAry for Us TO spend money IN europe While We are
unAbls to supply the demand foe these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
2w27 4. II. DRAKE& Co.
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TuESEKs TIc DovlousErsx os usivIRsAI. NJ,
hALdiA It'll is a safe, certain aul speedy Cure f.
Neuralgia and an Nervous Diseases. The sever,
cases are completely and permanettly onrsd ia
very short time. Neuralgia IL tho face or head
utterly banshed IN few hours No form Of Nei
vous Disease withstands its magic influence. Ith,
he unqualified approval OF many eminent phys!csi
IL contains nothing luxurious to the most de'iea
systems. Sold everywhere. Sent on recspt Of s
and two postage stsnps. TURNER Il co, ~
fremont ST.. Boston. Mass, proprietors.
Boston, July 1, 67.--iv7
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THE LATE President LlScoLs's ESTATE.
Hon. David Davis, administrator OF
the late Abraham Lincoln, has made o
ilnal settlement Of the estate at Spring
field, Ill. After paying all the debts,
there remained sll0, 1884 90, which, di-
yided among the widow and heirs, gives
$50, 764,s7 TO Mrs Liucoln and the
same amount TO each son. Robert 7.
Lincolu has received hin share, and al
so that Of the minor heir Thomas-
4 Tad. The amount due Mrs. Lin
coin, less about $4,000 heretofore drawn
Is subject to her orded.
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DtaTH o PnoF ToHHr Joseph Tor
y, y D.. Professor II Moral aud Intel.
iertual Philosophy ia tbe Unisersity q
Vermont died - Burlington, Tues isy
~ the 7isi year Of his age. He Lad
been connected with that institution
forty years
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Tx NATIONAL FRyEM AsoN-N New YORK,
for Nov. 10Th, contains Portrait and BIZ
ography OF james X, Polk, together
with great deal OF useful information
for the general reader, whether be be
q mason or not. Send ten cents for
sample copy for examination. "a. per
year.
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De THURSDAY lasi Weston the tsiss-
tran. Completed bis 1876 niles. from
Fortlsnd r. CAseago. ID % waking DAYS
apon q wager ~ tl0u00
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We shsll commence the pabAcation
a. The lAus enacted Al the late session
q the LegtsisiuTe. nert we,k. and horle
10 cen4F leto them IL two iNs.es
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Errors of Youth. - GsHtisfnan wkesussf
ds fsE fs2rt from ssrgeu, Debility Prealstsrs Decay
saf ~ 10 effects Of oatbfa inEeiseresipa ~ Tor liz
sate o s9fsFhg husay, tsBf tree - al whe zsea h.
the re1pe AID directions Tor AkinK tbu t DE ttsdy
pfSNtieh be cured Sufferers wisbias = pfosi ~
tiFxEssTtsers sKBsrssaee. - b. a1dsesslhx Is
perfect eglaGeBce, JOHN " 0BDEs
81 a. Cedar street. sew Tsfk
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Three condemned Fenians were exc
cuted in Manchester, England, last
Saturday; yet the British Government
or the most influential men in that gov
eminent. think the United States would
he lrretrieTably disgraced by hanging
JEFF. Davis
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AM thus keep pace Ia future wish the age which
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Iron in the Blood When the blood
ia well supplied with ia ron element, We fesl viSo.
roas and toll q animation. II itsn in,uifieencr n
tina vital element that makes feal soak and io~
spirited all such by taxing the Peruvian Syrup.fa
protoKide ef lronl can supply this deficiency, aud
will be wonderfully invgorAied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

A large majority Of the representa-
tiyes from the New England States do
not hesitate to express their hope that
the Impeachment resolution will be
tabled. and they viii 50 vote. unless
tbs matter is compromised by a virtual
postponement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

Horace Capron Of Illinois, who was
. Colonel Of volunteer cavalry, and a.
forwards & Briradier-G General, during
the war, has been confirmed as Com
missioner Of Agriculture. in place Of
Isaac Newson. deceased
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-12-03

We Judge from the immense naies that
Ms. 5. A. ALLEs't iArugvsn gass sfyis HslH IA
EroEEn Or Dsesstre tas so t0nlt) L prrisrs1 By
even one. EVER DEukgat ssl.s Il. Pres One
poiizF.-4s1f
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Dyspepsia, or indigestion. arises from
The oss u tone b the stomach. o. mers particular
oR iis muscular hhrons costing, which becomes
pals Aad rebls. PArssas Purkstivs Pills vii grvet
u relieve. II uog eniirely care sueh complaints
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II there is general remedy for
~Aich the people ought 10 be shaBtf,l. Il /. johB-
sons Anodvns Liniment. Il Is curious 10 notice
Tie enthusiAsm with which sotne people speak Of
il, mcrs particularly oar returned soldiers, to
whom i Las been friend indeed
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INPOnMATfOS-Ih Information ~ arahts.ea 10 pro.
dges iu1Hrast groSth Il hAlA upon . bald atsd o.
beAFdess fars sso recps for tie removal 81 Fmplsa
bBtehes, Efupons etc. the sttn, irsvlhx tile ssns
sa clear aad teAstlfu 10 obtAaed vitoal shafv.
bysddrsssiag THoa. y. CHAPMAN, CHEEnY,
81 e4g nry.dw.x 49, Yetk
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p. B, Rnaseil q Co. Of Boston have
published a very handsome steel half
length portrait, in sitting posture,
Of Charles Dickens II is intended for
by 10 frames, and is cent postpaid
for 80 cents.
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The public deb, statement will be Is
sued December 5, and vii probably
show Al increase Of the debt. owing Go
the disbursement Of exc. coo 900 for IN
teresi The customs and internal rev
enua receipts for last month vii be
about eqnAl to those u oc.ober.
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
EaasA~ar Drss~ses .. 1857

We srs obliged 81 defer nnhl Aaoth
- veek, 81 wAss II sI.soe. several con
nBnscs0ons inter ID sor tbs issue
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ion on The subject lie was VERY
anxious 10 have Congress ratify his
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Why Sumer from Soreaf

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