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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23
The old EsidbIished Hospital
No. Beaver ST., Albany, MY.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.

QUICK CURES and LOW PHtSES.
Teeniy Thousaad Patients Cared AaHuotg.
nRJ. TELLER continues to Be eohbdsnliaIiy con.
~ suited On 81 forms q private disease. v ne ~ ~
iAblisbsd Hospital No beaver street, Albany, y. y.
twenty years devoted this particular bfsneh ~
practice enables him 70 perform cures turt " ~ other
phy seiRn aud kls facilities such ipe ~ eTes.
pondehcs with the ost eminent ply slsns Of the od
Nafd 81 obtainug The Eatt a. se ~ tbs atHst rTe-
dies Tor thsss dsasefs o1sfs ihaHneds = ts aniYf'
tanas aa puck and RAPID cure, e ~ obtained AtB9pth
ef enea a. Amsrlca 81 Sypbis GaAotfhea. elect,
streiare Enlargement ~ lie tsstlees and spsfmste
cords BHbn liberated Ihrgah e,Fe nose teh4f shln,
bones Cuisnasas eraytgus Bells Ulcers AAtTfsas ana
Ill gihel Anpafltes n The syfm are prfeetg nndaf
ihe control 6ftte Doctors mchts aht baft been test
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hsaE raf s4sfylsdt stsrtllHs 4 triaepfrs. ~ Tsl
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

1t il calculated that the human
race numbers between 1920, 100000
and 300, COCO and that there
are 20 births and 60 deaths every
minute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

As DafoRTt kAfI pL8Hf Ihc
Dubuqne Herald il responsible tar
the following huluoaoas sketch Il she
inisfogsnnes - al lows clergyman
Tlarsiay last. au0ng he goods
expressed from tie West hY The u.
a. S. r. r.. were a number II bAsk-
e. u hen fruit Two or three sfa-
tions this side d that II which they
we're placed upon the car. an cx-
minister ~ huge proportions stepped
into the express car tospeak with The
messenger. Tire egg were IN the
west end 81 the car, and our clerical
friend accidentally took bis position
IL front q them. With bis back tow
ardsthe eeg& While the twain were
converting. the train suddenly start
ed forward. Tie reverend gentle
man was taken unawares hY the nm
expected jerk, and be lost his balance.
lie found i ia the basket Of eges Just
IN his rear. The result Of this min
isierial on-sei-if We may 80 term il
battles all description. OF course
+ the contents Of the basket came TO an
lunlncky end. Ike Darlington once
set a hen on fifty-two eggs, just 70 see
her spread herself; here was a man
mot used to the business who had SET
/ himself on tity-two dozen, and sue
cessfnsy accomplished the same re-
suit, as any one could see. But tho
backward in getting into that undig-
Inihed position, be was by no means
backward in getting ont. lie erect
ed himself aud examined himself
Any member of his church, il pres
emit, would recognize III him not on
| ly a faithful fellow laborer, but an
earnest yolk fellow. For a minute
lie stood motionless, exeeptas he with
spread and tremulous fingers in an
undecided and uncertain way waved
| his hands with the air Of man who
had been egged on TO DESPERATION
lie certainly presented a ludicrous
aspect. As the precious ointment
ran down Aaron's beard, SO the al.
luminous unguent ran down the
preachers trousers legs, spreading in
translucent liquidness upon the floor
about his feet. The express messen-
ger took the stove hearth and die
what he could towards cleaning hi
friend off--a novel way of scrapine
an acquaintance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

The wood consumed in one year
BY the Newly orl Central Railroad
amounts to over 100000 cords
Which at 40 cords per acre, would re-
quire at least 1900 acres of heavy
tinbercd land to furnish their sup
ply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

The Charlottesville, (Ya.) Chroni-
Gle says:
eve have not one particle more
respect for the Northern democracy
than we have for the republicans. -
They got us into our troubles, and
basely abandoned us. And they are
doing US infinite injury by obstruct-
ing the settlement of reconstruction.
They use Ms merely as so much polit-
zeal capital, and are no true friends.
But whether friends or foes, they
have no power, and are a perfect
nuisance. We have got to make
terms with the republican party
they are the government, and will
be'for a good many years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

The canker worm is committing
great raagcs in the Massachusett or
chards. In the neighborhood Of Bos-
ton thousands Of apple trees are
blighted as if fire had swept over
them. Every leaf is destroyed, and
the crop in many places is ruined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

Ftces 81 othsss tH SIMPLICITY. DURABILITY snd
EFFICIENCY ahss are the en1F Nsehtnee Tat via
a. Eii kinds 81 mnf8 and nse Ell Kinds ~ thFea6 -.
NtervYrf intfrzo-a DISTINGUISHING pebble rruaaunce
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
A Periodical ScoId.

Wendell Phillips is q remarkable man. He
has more brains than oil the rest of the radical
politicians put together, but he has one incura-
BILE weakness-he is a confirmed scold Like
Mrs. Gargery, he is constitutionally compelled
to 60 periodically on the rampage" Welose
sight of him for two or three months at time,
but he is certain to make his appearance again
In lecture, or a letter. or q speech, railing
away at "all the world and the rest Of man
kind" with the exception of Ben Butler. When
he cannot find anybody else to scold he scolds
George Washington; but he must always assail
somebody, even if it should only be "H. G."
or IT. w." who are abusive enough Of each
other to be entitled to monopoly of the busi-
ness. Phillips is like whale in more than
enc respect-he not only comes up to the sur
iAce every now and then 70 blow, but he also
creates terrible CONSERVATION whenever he
does SO among the smaller radical 6sh that
follow IN his wake.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

pletely exhausted; their followers, driven to
the wall by poverty, and following blindly a
republican theory, without any Of those prac-
teal efforts at progress and education which
alone make fepublicanism valuable, worn out
in their successful warfare to overthrow the
temporal power Of the Church, and lily pre-
pared to confront the new revolution which
threatens them, tits evident that the feeble force
which they can bring to resist it will not pre-
serve their nationality intact.
The hope of the Catholic Church to restore
ITS shattered power; the desire Of property
owners for the restoration Of their estates !;
the wish of the Indian population to better its
condition, and the powerful effort Of the great
foreign commercial element to aid in the for
nation Of stable government, will overthrow
the whole national republican party OF Mexico.
and, almost without an efIoet on our part, we
may expect to see the magnificent Mexican
peninsula tall into the Union and aid instead
OF obstruct our progress.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

We have again to record the interesting fact
that one Of the French line Of European steam
ers has again beaten the Cunarder. The
Pereire, Captain Duchesne, arrived at this port
yesterday morning at six o'clock, having left
Brest on the 18th instant at three O'Clock P. NJ,
making the passage in about ten days and
half The Cunard steamer Cuba lef, Liverpool
also on the 18th for New York, via Queenstown
and Halifax, and had not arrived even at the lat
ter port when the Pereire was snug at her berth
here, her passengers at their hotels or on their
way in every direction by the early trains, and
part of her cargo landed. Where is the Cuba
Echo answers, not heard from. Again we put
the question, what is the matter?
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Those really clever artists the Pauis, have com
menced two weeks engagement at Irving Hall, and
last night they gave OF their inm table pro-
grammes, which unite the attractions Of .
public entertainments with that Of private or
parlor sorse We know OF nothing more
thoroughly enjoyable than Mrs. Howard Paula
superb voice, her scenas and Therese's sneezing
in Russes descriptive song her lfe-llke limitations OF
Reeves and Brigno her comic delineaon of the unpro
tected female which even Dickens has pronounced .
sonaton Of the sphynx Of tho Seine commentator oE
Is phenomenon at the present day. and In opera
torio it would create an immense sensation.
Miss Livingston gave concert last night at Steinway
Hall for the Southern Relief fund She assisted BY
Miss Nettie Sterling contralto MISS nzae re Aen, e, M ~.
same day at the hall, Mr.. Oscar M Newell, plan
ist promising pupil OF Mr. Pattison, Mr. Colby, tho
well known accompanies, and MISS MATILDA toed'. son
Wey GuerCin PattisOn, Auber, Donizetts &C., ana wAS
In general very we'll rendered
Brooklyn Institute was enlivened last night with
promenade and hop given by the band OF this
Twenty third regiment National Guard under the diroc
tion Of Messrs H. PApst and l. Contero. The music OF
the fret part OF the evenings entertainment was par
ticularly attractive including selections, performed BY
the baud mastery manner, from sthe Barber, "l
PoIiunon s'Crispno' concluding with brilliant and
lively galop composed by " Conterno entitled henr
ettan illustrative OF the yacht race, which was
received with delight and applause by critical assem-
bly The evenings amusement closed with tho dnncos
in which many OF Brookyns prettest bellies took part
| and sskept It up until very near midnight.
Tho Messiah will be given this evening at S. ohns
chapel Warick street. by tho united chors OF Trinity
| parish and members oil the Philharmonic, harmosiC
and Mendessoen Union Societies under me
| Miss Phillips and Messrs Perring and Thomas Will sns
| tain the solo parts
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION 10 SOUTH AMERICA.

The Iyceum Of Natural History, of Williams College,
Mass, ia fitting out expedition for South America
The volcanic regions about Quito will be the base,
though by no means the limit OF operations. This
ground already made classic by the visits Of Humboldt
and Others has yet been thoroughly examined by
scientific men, and II Is the hope Of the society uuder
the direction OF Professors Or.on and Hopkins to reveal
much as yet unknown, and to enrich its own well
other cabinets of the country With and well selected
specimens OF zoology, mineralogy 80 As the expe-
dton sets out in July, il viii be in South America to
make observations the eclipse, which takes place
August 29.h. II the intention TO make accurate
meteorological and astronomical observations. The
Smithsonian Institute will furnish the necessary nstru
ments The society relies upon the Alumni OF the college
and friends generally for contributions TO bear
the expenses Fifteen thousand dollars are called Tor
This sun, must be in by the lrst of June.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

The first practical illustration Of the great
political revolution at the South has been fur
nished at Plymouth, North Carolina. An cleo
ton for Town Commissioner was recently
held at that place, when Cuffee, armed with
his new weapon Of offence and defence, the
ballot, marched mp to the polls and elected
genuine colored individual to the Office. How
the white Town Commissioners, with whom this
gentleman Of color is to be associated, will
relish this practical application Of the doctrine
OF political equality remains to be seen. It is
said that the successful candidate was much
.tickled with his triumph, and would scarcely
deign to notice the unfortunate whites who
have not rOt vote.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
A Seedy Subject.

We perceive that the government is sending,
through the Commissioner OF Agriculture, fifty
thousand dollars worth OF seeds to the South
This Is but small contribution to that i'm
poverished region, and would hardly be sufi-
cient to supply the plantations of half dozen
counties. There is an immense dearth of seeds
and farming implements in the South, and
even If the article in the way Of seeds usually
furnished by the government was of good
quality, which it very seldom is, but quite the
contrary, the quantity proposed to be sent is
entirely inadequate to the wants of the
Southern farmers.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Initial Recopstruction Meeting In Mobile
Great PopuIar Observation-Disclosures by
Hon. Richard Bustecd. Ex.Rebel General
Withers, the Mayer and Others, White and
Black.
The citizens Of Mobile TO the number Of four thou.
sand, met in public mass meeting the 10Th instant,
tho Mayor Of the city, General Jones NJ withers. calling
the meeting 70 order and introducing - President Of
the meeting. Richard Busteed, Judge VI the United
States District Court, who said:--
RxnARKs or TpGr BrsTExp.
Gratsfully acknowledging the honor conferred, 40
have carefully csasas's % sSs Ss and.r which @s are
convened tonight and to all Of the purposes stated In
sss ny n..y a,sn and % them here pdss my ny
platform and beneath this nag And nov, in q JOINT
effort 70 secure future peace and prosperity ss the
renew only such rscollectious = will stimulate and
strengthen liberty and fraternity throughout al the
o~ one s.sny s rso .s sSs called Upon 70
meet demands our sxtrsmest thoughtfuIncss and wis
DOM All shss y: 90 70 b well done, must have refer:
ence 70 the best interests Of the whole people, and
the narrownsss Of mere politics must give way 70
the breadth of comprehensive staissmansnip. We
ing ,osshe and The nrss ssdins oSIse. o. The meet
ing declared IN the call for 70 be- 70 estsbish and
promote harmony and .ccord between the two races
cal reIationsr What manner Of man 10 be who shall
refuse cooperate IN this work How shall his wick
ate III viii in the minds oSe,thsr race against the other
surely but outlaw, whose hand ID agHlns every
MANS and whose moral nature b fostering In its own
nfamy, viii be found opposing obssructing the nrm
establishment OF peace and amity betwesn the
two thai inhabit the Southern portion Of our
common country. II such IN ono exists among ne let
him meet the doom he oourtsss every man hand BE-
against him. Tho second of sths leading obects for
which this meeting has convened 70 impress the citi
zens Of Alabama with the necessity and high political duty
THAI rests upon them OF taking earnest and active
part In the Of the State government with
ths a. with the object nrst stated In the CALL very
heartily sympahze. II IA the clear and indispensable
duty Of every citizen Of the Commonwealth 10 take per-
sonal share in the labor Of its political
II this be afs 70 the vicious and the ignorant We will
nave no rsht hereafter 10 complain that hope
Iessy bound 70 the plans and subject the rule q
political gamesscs. No more sacred duty be de-
vclvsd upoa people than shss VI forming " of ~.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Trial sf = Spiritualist In Nsrwich, ro-".. -
ssarvtss aad Beating his Daughter Nearly
ts Death.
EoRwrcu, Conn, April "a, 1857.
Tho trial Of Q. @ Williams, The spirituasi, who In
January last starved bis child, girl Of thirteen years,
nearly TO DEATH commenced before the Superior Court
here Tuesday. The evidence shows. kept her In
q cold on water Cruel for three weeks, and for
three days gave her no food He gagged her for speak
ing 70 him, and with his alleged paramour, niece OF
The girl escaped BY jumping from third story window
into snow bank The eir testified in court to-day. Tho
defence admits the facta bus pleads nsanisy The evi
dencs closed today, and the cass win 90 70 hs jury 70.
morrow.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
r Il n q! u \ 7.

Postposenent Of the Ti'Ot the Uniou
Course.
At quarter past two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
proprietor Of the Union Course haulet down his aag
which was signal those who had congregAed Al
John s that the trot announced TO come On was POSI-
poned. At that time IL Was raining heavily ana the
owners OF the horses engaged In the race were well
pleased with ths result they were fearful Of oeAy
and slippery track had the ros been called on a. ths
chances were that the affair would b. pSotrscted oss
seven good horses being entered 70 start The dissR
pointed hrong then took advantage Of tho time they had
TO spare ana visited tho stables in the neghsorhosd ana
the berses In training, Dan Phfer's beng tho
most popular from having tho fastest on that part
OF the Island and the most attractive Lady Thosnss
races Was the one that attracted the greatest attsnoa
and the large oneeyed mare soemed pleased WITH tnS
bestowed On nss Lev ~ oc cors
several races. was also closely scruhnized; no ~
found % b. in nne condition, and many Who have nae
two TO offered Cora for the first trot made up
their minds % take much Of that = thsy could gs
Commodore Vanderbilt also object Of attHctioas
bis match with the California stallion making hin veC
prominent with those interested in thet match. rwe
70 one was offered on Patchen but there was NO ~
Spouse California was much admired, ana - wao
Gf Dudley and ali the others in Pffers stable Thea
Hiram Howe had to show all his stock % the inspecting
stable stable IN the rain until finally they took y
their vehicles and returned home, fully bent on seeing
the postponed trot on the nrss fair day.
TrOtting In Massachuseers.
RIVERSIDE RIDING PARK. April 20, 1S67.-Trot fE
purse and stake Of $500, mile heats three IN hvs.
under saddle
James Fitz names br. 6. Washington. ..........
William woodruff names :. Nimbie Dick. 2
George Woods names b. &. Toby Candor. ........ Q
Time 2:45h-243-2:45.
The above the first public trot Of the st
the Riverside Park. speakAg OF the opening Boston
paper OF the Gath says
The racing season ut the Riverside Riding Park va.
opened yesterday afternoon, with tr0t for purse and
stake Of $400 mile heats three In ve under saddle The
weather and track fine and the AZ
tendance quite large The park having renovated
improved appeared fresh and attractive The fences
and stables have been repaired and newly whtewashcd
present very pleasing with the fresh ver
dure Of the park. The yesterday In perfect
condition. and tho horses were all good, an excetent
race the result
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
BY THE CABLE TO APRIL "a.
Prussia Determined to Hold Luxembourg,
and War With France Imminent.
MEDIATION FOR PEACE
COTTON AGAIN DECLINED.
&c. kc. &a,
THE WAR MOVEMENT.

Prussiaa Reply g Neutral Mediation-Lux.
enburg to bo Reeained.
BERLIS April 23. 1857
Tho of1cial Press to-day in editorial says In rsla-
ion TO the proposition recently submitted the govern
ments Of Prussia and France by the great Powers Of
Europs-"Fhs government did not nnd necessary TO
appeal to the Powers for the protection Of her rights
and she will not leave Luxemburg.n
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Sar FRANCISCO, April ~, 1861
The agricultural prospects excellent, and the grain
crops in the gre ai valley Of sacramento San Joaquin
Tulare In nne condition Much greater breadth Of
land has been sown with wheat than last year.
The Treasurer Of the southern Relief Fund on Satuf.
day remtted 500 gold.
- Judge Charles n Frosnsu. Of the Supreme Court Of
Nevada, died a. San Jose yesterday.
Legal tepdeYu
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

sAr FRAScrsco, April "A, 1861
a~e occurred last night In tho Cosmopolitan hotel,
hcn destroyed the fourth and nth stories, and slight
injured the third The coat OF the building and fur
nuure was $3.50 O00 and the loss $50 insured
ior 100000 The hotel crowded with guests and
tne Io@ o. personal property IL largo
- Inc ~ steamship Constitution, from Panama arrived
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

KANSAS ORR, Mo-, April "a 1857
The river II very high, and II " still raining slowly.
Persons living the bottom lands the north aide OF
the river compelled 10 Zee the blus Operations
on the railroad bridge n this point have ceased on ac-
count Of the Good.