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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
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WALTERS & TEA TRAYS,
LADIES WORK STANDS,
LADIES FANCY BASKETS,
CARPET sWEEPERs,
CLOTHES NR1NGERs & Iron Minglss,
OLD DOMINION &IREKA COFFEE POTS,
And every thing IN the aay II CoohfHg, htehsH aud
Laundry LtsHstis.
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TO MERCHANTSl

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81 We have a sooa assortment 81 Bul-Ile4d papeT
hand, and prepared TO an orders tgf ahy qiaut-
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

GLEIShIASa' July 10, 1907.
CATrLE.-The supply of cattle was
more than double that OF last week,
reaching about 500 head, but the mar.
ket, Notwithstanding, was a good one,
and there were none left over unsoId.
There were but comparatively few good
cattle in market, and, as q consequence.
the best retailing grades sold readily at
full prices, while common and inferior,
If anything, ruled fraction lower; the
former sold at from SaSIzc, and the lat
ter At ~ a6c-stockers may be quoted
at nom oa6c. There were but few east
ern buyers in attendance, but the
butchers, not being able to get what
they wanted last week, owing to the
very meagre supply, bought pretty
freely this week, and about all the cat
tie offered suitable for Strengthening
were picked up by this class OF buyers,
and, that, too, at full prices.
SaEEP-The supply OF sheep and
lambs was large Ibis week and consid-
erably in excess of the demand, aud
the market WAS a very hard one for the
droVeTs. Compared with last week,
prices have still further declined, the
best retailing sheep selling at from 5a
51S. and good at 4a41S. E. WhiLtleSey
sold Boss" Ackley n small bunch of
aging lOl pounds at 81. Lambs, also,
were plenty and dull, and, il anything,
a shade lower. ranging from STAT 90 per
head-JOhu II. Glass sold small LOT
OF extra at 81 O0-an extreme price, and
cannot be taken as a criterion OF the
market.
Hoas-The demand for this class Of
stock continues very light, though the
market is steady, and prices are well
maintained, ranging from lark. in a re-
tail way, for fair for prime heavy aver
ages
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald's
Buffalo special says: Gen. o'Seill, Col.
Haines, Senator Fitzgerald, Col. Bren
nan, Vice President Gibbons, and Gen.
Murphy, arrived here last night. Gen.
O'Neill has been in consultation with II
number of the military leaders of the
organization.
The U. 5. steamer Michigan arrived
here yesterday. Strangers are arriving
from every section of the country to
attend the pic mic tomorrow.
The Canadian gunboat Cherub is at
Fort Erie watching the Fenian move
mems at Black Rock.
Tne EeniHn military council, with
delegates from different sections of the
country, were in session in this city on
Sunday to late hour. A prominent
member of the organization stated that
erts which will, when made public, sur
Circles of Cincinnati, Memphis and Ro-
chester are TO be we'll represented on
Wednesday. A number of families re-
siding Ut Fort Erie who took an active
part, against the Fenians, have removed
into the interior, expecting another
raid on Wednesday night. The British
Consul has requested the Canadian
Government to station regiment OF
regulars at Fort Erie during the pres
ent week.
BUFFALo, July 17th.-The Fenian
den onstration here to-day was a great
success; nearly 500 Feniau soldiers
turned out in the procession, together
with large number oil civilians from
almost every quarter. Gen. Spear,
O'Neil and others spoke.
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The Latest News
BY TEL EG RIA PH.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of July.

LONDON. July l7-Noon.-Consols,
947i; Q, S. Bonds, T2sS; Illinois Cen
trail, 767l; extra dividend, Erie, 1917
Atlantic and Great Western. 231<.
LONDON, July l7-2. P. M.-Consols,
declined S1s; q. S. Bonds, advanced.
LIVERPOOL, July 17.-Cotton-Up-
lands. lOs1d; Orleans, 1870; other arti-
Giles unchanged. r..l.-
PARIS, July 1.-THE Moniteur to-
day announces that Chilli and Peru
have accepted. with certain reserva-
lions, the profound mediation of the
Government of the United States in
their quarrel with Spain.
LONDON. July IL Reports from
Madrid say that the Spanish Govern
ment has declared martial law in the
Province of Catalonia, where, as pre-
viously reported, General Prim had
landed. ..--
a telegram from Plymouth reports
the arrival of the U. S. sloop-ofwar
Macedonia with large number Of
American midshipmen on board. The
Macedonia would Immediately pro-
coed TO Spithead to witness the grand
naval review.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE steam
err Heroine, two days and a half from
Tampico, arrived here yerterday. She
was seized by the United States authori-
ties and awaits orders from the Treas
ury Department. Her oihceTsiIreport
that Gnmez has issued a proclamation
declaring TAmaulipHs sovereign
State. Gomez and Candles were raising
troops to capture TampicO. They utter
ly ignore JuareZ, and will proclaim
either themselves or Ortega at the head
of the Government. Also, that Santa
Anna had been taken out of the sIeam-
er Virginia, but the Mexican officers
who made the arrest placed his sword
under the American dag and walked
under instead of over It.
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NEW York, July 1.-THE Tribune's
special says: Among the nominations
sent to the Senate to-day were the fol-
lowing: Oscar j. Averill, Collector OF
the 9th District of New York; Fred.
81. Williams, Assessor OF the 18th Dis
trict of Pennsylvania; Willis o. Good
win, Postmaster at Jacksonville, Ind.
Andrew ]. Baker, Postmaster at Sey-
mour, Ind.
Mr.. Conway. who was sent South by
the Union Lsague Congressional Com
mittee, reports two thousand Union
Leagues in the eleven Southern States,
with a membership OF 100000 loyal
voters.
The Worlds special says: There Is
authority for hatly cOutradictiug that
negotiations are going on with Great
Britain for the settlement of the Ala
bHma claims, through ce5siOn OF
Northwestern British territory TO the
United States. Great Britain neither
rendered land nor money to liquidate
Ia oils
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ElreA.

NEW York, July l7.-This morning
fire broke out at the north point OF
Jersey City. The following are the
chief losers: Vim. L. Dodge & Co.. box
manufacturer; Field & Son, machine
works; the Hudson river cement works;
Derby, Snow & PrenIiss, lumber yard;
the franklin Boiler Works. Other
buildings and property were damaged.
Loss $500. 600. Insurance perhaps quar-
ter of that amount.
PETERDoRo ONTARIO, July 16.-A fire
yesterday morning destroyed eight
stores. Loss S25, 900.
CHICAGO, July l7.-John Schlack's
machine foundry was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $4,000. on which
there Is an insurance OF IS. 600.
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Reparator Capilli.

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EOR RENToRISG HAIR upon BALD
T. heads ttrnm whatever cause It may nave
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the face, II has no equal. II Will hUTcs. the
beATu TO grow upOu the EmOOtheSt face in
nom i've To eight u eeks. hHIr upon bald
heads in from two to three months. lew
t-nOTant practitioners have asserted That
there Is nothing that will lOrce Ut hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their ssss-eTtiona
are false, As thousands OF living witnesses
(rom thelr own eXpeTlencel can beaE Wit
uesSS but many will say, how are We TO dis
tnEuish the genuine frOm the spuTiOusG II
certainly Is difficult, as uiue-tenths OF Il .
different Preparations advertised or the hair
and L,eaTd are entirely worthless, and you
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ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Gen. Sherman
returned from Fort HArker, and Gen.
Hancock has arrived at Fort Leaven-
worth. Nothing has transpired with
reference to the consultation between
these Generals at Fort Harker respect
ing Indian affairs.
The Democrats Fort Harker cores
pondent says: The statement that the
Usage Indians are on the war path is
by gentleman just from
their country. Col. Leavenworth, In
dian agent, received orders from Wash
Iugton not to distribute annuity goods
until the Indian affairs assume u more
definite and peaceful shape.
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From Mc KRldn's Magazine.


OF all hard daily workers the heart
and lungs are the most persevering.
From day to day, from youth to old
age, they toll away with scarcely a mo-
ment's intermissiOn, and gentle and al
most i'm perceptible as their labors APP
pear, the amount they get through is
something enormous. The heart is a
most powerful pump. throwing out at
every beat five or six ounces of blood.
In twenty four hours it pumps out in
this way quantity which is estimated
at from fourteen to nineteen tons, and
the force which it exerts in doing so
would be sufficient to raise fourteen
sacks of Goals to the top of the monu-
ment! The lungs, too, the bellows Of
the animal machine, although they do
no more than One-tenth OF the work
the heart sccomplishes, contribute very
materially to the Total. Other kinds of
work are also being done in the body,
the amount of which we are not yet
able to estimate.
Mental work, for instance, has been
experimeutally proved to be, in part at
least, actual physical labor, eXhaustiDg
the powers of the body as etfectually.
though not to go great an extent,
as the more mechanical forms of la
Dor. The heat which a human be
ing develops in II day varies ex-
ceedingly, and its amount has not
been very accurately determined:
but, for an adult in good health, and
upon u moderate diet, we cannot be far
wrong in estimating 1t to be equal TO
the raising of five gallons and a half of
water fiOm freezing point to boiling
point. Now the quantity of work
which a definite amount of heat Is ca
pable of doing is. perfectly well known.
The heat which would raise one pound
of water one degree Fahrenheit, would,
IL It were employed in doing work, as
it is in a steam engine, raise one pound
weight 772 feet-or, what is the same
thing, ~ lbs. foot. Measured by this
would raise five gallons and a half
of ice-cold water TO boiling point,
would he enough to Lift 3 4l2 tons one
foot high; or, TO put the fact in anoth-
er form, to hoist 40 sacks of coal To the
top of the monument. We can now
classify, in IL rude kind of manner, the
chief varieties Of work which are done
in the body. 1t is not necessary for our
present purpose to enumerate the less
important kinds of work. This we
have seen, is the greatest in amount.
1t probably constitutes not less than
four fifths of the whole work of the
body. 2. Internal Work, including as
the chief items, the action OF the heart
and lungs. 3. External Work. TIE
actual mechanical labor perfo rmel, for
the most part, under the direction OF
the will. Some kinds OF external work
cannot well be estfmated; but, on the
whole, we are able to make a fair sp-
Proclamation TO the total amount. 4.
Mental Work. AS to the mechanics
value of which we are still entirely in
the dark, but which Is probably incon-
siderable in amount.
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AREcEST sensation at Quincy, Illi-
nois, is an experiment by travelling
peddIer, who, by putting his arms
around them and kissing them, sue
ceeded in SO completely magnetziug a
German and his wife that he sold them
two linen table-cloths for five hundred
dollars. The German not having the
money, borrowed it from friend and
gave It 10 the peddler, who suddenly
decamped. Mr.. Otto was unconscious
from the time the peddler put his arms
around him, and knew nothing of
what he did.
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AMose the toilet articles which the
Sultan has brought with him into the
countries of the inhdels is an immense
tank OF Nile water. His higbness is
forbidden TO bathe in any less sacred
water. The transpol tation Of this tank
from Egypt to Paris must have cost
somebody a very pretty sum of money.
Another of the Sultan's accessories IS
a kind of screen, which he uses at
meals. 1t enables him to see the other
people al the table without being seen
himself Tradition directs that Profsne
eyes shall not be able 10 note either the
appetite or the abstinence OF the Father
ofthe Faithful-doubtless convenient
regulation.
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Formation of the canadian Adminis-

QUEBEC, July 17.-Mr. Chocoenan bias
succeeded in forming an administra-
ton as follows: Mr.. ChanreAu Pre-
taier, Secretary aud Registrar; Mr..
Dunkin, Treasurer; Mr.. Ouemit, At
torney General; Mr.. Archimedes,
Lieutenant Commissioner of Public
Works and Crown Lands; Mr.. De-
buchersviIle, Speaker of the Legislative
Council; and Mr.. Irvine, Solicitor Gen
eral. Their salaries are 5000 to each,
except Premier, who has 81 600,
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Lock LeVer Rake.
Stephen 3. Mccormick,
VS..
Isabella 9. SIcCornIcl..
In Caancey.

Take Uotice that the depOsitions Of Rev.
- u. KuTtz and Others viii b. taken at tue
ON - Of ]. X. Blown. n Justice OF the +, ace,
In the Town OF ElEton, IN tue state OF Mary
between the hours of s o'clock q. M andS
o clock D. M, Ge read In evidsuc. in Ihe
aESive named cHuse on b half Of kaid coTn-
pIaInant And II from any cIuse The tax
ing OF the said uepnstIinns snail Lot b CONF
mrnced or being commenced, >hail net be
completed on that Gay, the taking Of tne
same all be adj inIn-d fiom lime to tine
until the same Anall be eOun pieted.
To IEABELLA X AcCoRMiCK.
STEPAES q. MCCORMICK.
q. L. CRASNER,
iyl0-ltd&5tW Solicitor for Comp't.
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New YoRK, July 1.-THE Jamaica
Cleaner of the 24th ult., publishes news
from Hayti of the election OF Gen. sal
mare, President of the Republic. The
term of office is four years instead OF
for life as under the old constitution.
The Herald's Monieyideo cores
pondent says that revolution had
begun out in Catanaka, Buenos Ayres,
IN which the government of Espeche
WAS deposed, and the Able Telesa
forced to accept the gubernatorial chair.
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WAsHISoToN, July l7.--There is not
the sIigh(est found itiun for the state
ment that a war steamer was to be
sent from the navy-yard to watch the
Austrian fleet expected in the Mexican
waters to demand the body of Maxi
milan. No vessel was ordered to the
coast of Mexico for any such purpose.
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New York, July 1.-THE losses by
6re in Jersey City to day were half n
million dollars, including Dodge & Co. IS
planning and moulding mill, $3.50, 900,
insured for $500 600; Field q Sons iron
foundry, $4,000. insured for $50 900;
insured.
Laborers at Prospect Park, Brooklyn,
returned to work at slightly increased
wages.
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POLITICAL Almanacs now read: Look
out for a veto. The Reconstruction bill
went to the President on Saturday, and
the bottled wrath of the Attorney Cen
eral is expected to be uucorked. Con-
gress proposes to pass the bill over the
veto, and then adjourn.
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LOUISVILLE, July ia base ball
match game was played this morning,
Mt Cedar Hill PARK, between the Ma
tional Club of Washington, D. c., and
the Louisville Club. The result was a
victory for the National Club, Score
stood-s3 to 81. The game was witness
ed by very large number of persons.
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KINGSTON, July IA IRE to-day de-
styoyed the stores of GiIber & YoAkes,
W. G. Pier, L. Moore, NJ. McRae & Co.
The DIRE was caused by lighted match
aecidently thrown In partly filled can
IF banEiua,
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 17.-Regis-
traiion returns in Princess Ann county
gives the whites a majority OF go.
Complete returns in warwick county
give the whites LIS, colored 30.
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Steamer Sunk.

NEW YORK, July 16.-About a. m.
a Sylvan stream steamer on her trip
from Harlem, struck a rock opposite
this CITY and soon after went down.
All the passengers were saved.
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Chicago,

July 17.-FLoUR-FIrm.
GRAIH-Whsat-Nom at 81 IS
regular; 81 go north side. Corn-Weak
at S3kc. OAts-Firm ut SO 45SXc. Rye
Scarce at about 81 20AI p. Barley
Nominal at $4,000.
MISREPRESENTATION at g sIa2 80.
PROvIsIONs-Mess Pork-Inactive at
S22 50a23 90; clear pork S24 90. ClesE
Sides-l21<sl2Ec. Shoulders-SZc.
LRrd-121<A13c.