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SD. s II. w. SMITH.
ORG.f.TS

THE AMERICAN ORGANS are the ONLY
REAL REQ ORGANS nov before the Pupic
The Only Organ having A REV BEEATih6
SOUND BON or WIND CHESr-which has the
same important part q perflrm as the Sounding
Board has in the Piano Forte Ito give body End
resonance OF t0ue) and without which the organ
becomes merely a Meicdeon 10 an Organ Case
The American Organs not only have the Nlrd
Chest or Sound Box, but have the large Organ
Bellows giving power and great steadiness Of enc
These with their extreme me voicng o. the Reeds
and perfect NJ OF the tone, make them the MOST
PERFECT ORGAN KNOWN. These great in
pTovements and superiority q tone AID workman
ship Of the AMERICAN ORGANS place them in
in the front rank a. the best, and command high
er price than any other reed instrument in the
Market. A careful examination Of them, In com
parison with others. will quickly show their
superiority,
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II v T. * Y w d VI AN
Ia the Land
DR.. DODD,S .S'ERy.E.V'E,


AHaoHg Medicines, IL is H'oHnaa's Best Friend
Leucorrhea Tor Whites Ainenorrhea (supp-es-
SION, Anenorrhsgs Ciowins). Dysmenorrhea pam
full menstruation). Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, drag
ging down sensations, loss Of strength, mental de-
preston, constpated bowls, seeplessness irritable
ity. and the innumerable s. mptoms Of low vitali-
tY and disturbed eirculation-are cured by this ex-
tradinary medicine. One fea'pooafai in water is
worth more as an brisora;ing Tonic, than any
amount Of Alcoholic l'itters, which arc always A.
tended by reaction and depression.
DIR. DODD'S NERviNE
equslzes the circulation Of the Nervous Fluid, pro
notes the free eirculations Of the blood aids d.
gestion, cures eostiveness, regulates the bowels
and restores the vital organs to their natural &C
tiviy. n eonfoiss 80 OPIUM or othcr poisonou
drug, and as an Inyigorato- Ein make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair Of perfect restoration
T. health until she has thoroughly tried Dodd's
Ner' inc. All druggists sell it. Price, sI.0o.
Il. P. sTORER & CO.. Proprieto-.,
Is Fulton Street, New York
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The Fruitlanl Estate the new railroad from
New York 10 P-iladelphia Is now open for settle
iaeut. The salubTious climate, choice garden
soil and pure ~ateT, invite all who seek health or
profitable employment Farms at % per acre and
u sard, ell bile town lots and large water powers
fr sale on Easy terms. Persons desiring 70 pur-
chase vii take the Rsritan ard Delaware Bay
Railroad TO Atsion Junction, or address WM. p.
sCHELL or SIMPSON AFRICA, Fruitland p o.,
Iurlin-.on Co, New Jersey.
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NOTICE.

fT'i- exFtel-e ar thc Farmers and Mechanics
1 fiot chartered D.. tie Legislature Of the state
Vermont act located in urlinEton in said Stat5
1s iraf.t s-r,eahly 70 the laws Of said State
90 the 10th dsy IT >eVts mher A ID. Ices and notice
is hereby given tLat ss.d Bank will redeem is out
-t.rHius bills
The f,iio,yin-act ofthc Legislature 70 Vermont Is
pub. shed ly direction Of said Bank.
BY order cfthe i-cctors,
T.E. WALES, Pres.
- ? WAR EF Cash
Burin- tor Nv - 1915.
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UTION
To Purchasers and Dealers in the Celebrated
wATER-PROOF & .COLD-PROOF
ARCTIC CATER SHOES.

Patented b T. G Wales, q Boston.
The Goodyear Metallic Rubber shoe Company, 4
iausstuck, Connecticut, would inform Dsaiersand
the public generally that they are the exclusive
owner lie Patent aud Sole Manufacturers ofthe
abovo-Lapiei shoe. and will promptly prosecute
any and all infrinsenents Of their rights undsr said
Patents AL genuine Arctics are houn1 with cord
and have the name Ofths Patsutes and Of our Com
psny on The bottom. All others are but poor INIT
atoms. The public will promote Their own inter.
ests BY purchasing those only made by this CCmpa-
ny. at NauEatuck, Conn. WALES. EMAfONS &
CO., Nos. III and ia Pearl s.. Boston and BREE-
DEN & SOuTHWICK. Nos lO7 and Jog Liberty ST.
New YORK. sole Agents 0T the sale OF the above
named Shoes.
ION, Treas W2lw5
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BRANDRErU,s Pills

may walk Thorough infected districts without fear.
The life %, the flesh Is in the blood To secure
health We must Use BR,NDEETH's PILLS, be.
cause We caan.t be sick but from unhealthy accu
mutations in the bowels OF the blood. which Bran
dTeth's Pills remove this method is following
nature, aad is safe, and has STOOD The 1Esr Or
TIVE See b. Brandreth in white letters in the
Government stamp Sold by all Druggists
6er-dayTr,
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VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
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CoNfAGIUUs DISEASES. WATER
must be adapted to the nature Of the FISH, or there
Wi.I be no increase the soil must be adapted to
messed or there viii be small returns; and the
human body must contain impurities. or there will
be 10 sickness. The man whose bowels and blood
have been clc7nsed bvafov
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Or. NtTTISON'S SIRE r ENiEDIFs
Enr = pPriaI CnseS.

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BY express in sealed pacsa-es. scare freu
ois0l4'.7, 20 sil parts o. the country Thrrd. rei
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Tg EDrroR-The realm of the press is
enchanted ground Sometimes the cd
itor has the happiness Of knowing that
he has defended the right, exposed the
wrong protected the weak; that he has
given ttterance that has cheered some
body's heart, made somebody happier,
kindled smile upon sad face or hope
in henry heart.
He may meet with that sentiment
hany years after; it mey have lost all
charms of its paternity but he feels af-
lection for it. He Welcomes 1t as lost
child. He reads it as for the first time
-and wonders if he indeed, wrote il.
Perhaps he could not give utterance to
the sentiment now perhaps be would
not If he could.
1t seems like the voice Of bis former
self calling to his parents, and there is
something mournful in his tone. He
begins 10 thiDk--to remember why he
wrote it, who were his readers then,
and how much he has changed. SO he
muses., until be finds himself wondering
if that thought will continue to Hoat
after be is dead, and whether he is real
ly looking upon something that win
survive him. And then there is nothing
in the sentence that be would have un-
written-that it is better part Of him
"a shred from garment Of immortal
ity he shall leave behind when be shall
join the ''innumcrable caravan, and take
his place in the silent halls Of death h--
Benz. +. Taylor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Dyrrxrs Hrs PcsrrtoS The sFat Con.
fglhulurr was On here last week. and
wss urged b define his position On 10,
htical matters. ana this hs ala ID the fol.
lowing lucid manner II am aware u
thn necessity 4 knowing last whoru a
nan stands b these times which Us
siras solos as well a. tbe upper leath
er Te baelu with. / ana an oli Henry
Clay Wbie Il TIE Polk school. be-
Heve iu ihe bard oder platform 81 isi0.
during which | east a somewhat color
"a vote iar Jurkron I sotcd against
.ae assassination - Abraham Iaueagn.
and am in favor Of the impeachment et
jefferson DAVIS | favored The Maine
law until they fred 80 % lag icrsth.
"a wi,h several aagstoDos abou | went
ia Ger vigorous prosecution 1t peace
ana IN favor 81 w0man's nghts. II Il is
i good looking woman aud she writes 60
rae donl knew much abont the Mon
roe doctrine. and a. for horse doctFin
Tdont know anything tall fwouldn't
vote 20 obhge q Mormon to have more
than one wife, and am opp, Sod 10 intro
ducing cholera into the territories 80
IA for tax on Waterfalls, and am vii
hing 20 allow ehignous representation
on the basis of population. Finally. /
ana IN favor " allowing the negro 70
vote in the Sonth--it is the only way 70
make treason odorous
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

WoSnEErtI. II TnuEl. The extiro di-
ary announcement Is made Of the OK
|amalion, below ihe Falls Of the Poto-
lac. just above Washington, Of the
|pdy II an Ieelandic Christian woman
|Ao was barred in the year l06l.-or
|6 years ago Toe place was revealed
MA old Latin manuscript which was
|lg ap IN 1868 under the ruins Of the
|c.ent college at Skaiholt. built by
shop l>liei IN 1867. aud which gives
account os voyages Of the Northinen
this country. ard The burial of this
oman al spoa near a waterfall which
sIn i,s description, led Mr. Thomas G
IstlinBon laho writes this account to
licve Nhat Is now a. the Great Falls
the Potomac, and from the descrIp-
pn II The position. We vent to the spot
q 81 men 10 work digging. The re-
Il was the fndtng ol tle body with
2ried stone containing a remarkable
ME inscription He also SAYS be foand
rtain beads sad eeihs iieniical with
ose fuan,l 10 ihu hutnuali u the ancient
1ions. and ~hich led bin to the belief
IA Ausariea gas discovered BY the
cicnt lrikA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

IMPORTANT FAoT FIJI . kerosene lamp
about-one third full Of common table
salt aud then fill the lamp with koro-
some oil, and you have at once an oil
that will burn nearly twice as long ms il
wonld without the salt and give light
even better than without il. This adj
,lition Of salt keeps the blaze Of the oil
from smoking, and altogether the dis
coyery Of this simple fact viii prodco
great saving Of expense to all who win
try IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

They piird ot irNm tht tip uy hia cars
- the end ns Its tai. aud chen vicb
coodent 81 ou fo- lack uy rpom. hung
60 the feet MS them weh he'd lsot on.
nntil il wa noihin less tilau a pyramid
us Democrats
Finally, wlpn al wuz loaded, the
word Wnz given aud tbe hon moved oif
They Npz delighted He had strength
enulf 20 carry EN-. and be wuz carry
in as en- straight on No the White
House, and At q good pace too r.
they approached the portals The Ahli-
sen defenders uy the place opened onto
en
Hold p sed Weed. wood you dos
troy the Lion OF the Republic Z
"stay your handsP shreoked Ray
mond, The savior nv the country is
undCr u.s.
"But they laft them TO skorn.
''Its Brite and Vallandgum, tie
Woods, ct settry, we're hrin at, shreekt
they, senging ez they fought, The Bat
tle Cry nv Freedom, John Browns
body lies moulderin in the grave I
its them We sse and them Wen kill r
And they pellet away al! the whole
mass wuz stretched dead and dyin onthe
plain
Then they came up and began TO turn
over the eorpses, one by one, until at
last they came to the body NV the Lion,
wich, peerced thro and thro wuz ez
dead ez any Nv en-.
my God' sed they IN is the Lion
after oil !"
"And we'v Stayed him sed another.
swell renarked third, I'VE codent
help it.
He wuz No kiyered up with this carrion
chat coodent make out what it wnz
they wuz ridin. Let us gave him de-
cent burial, for the good he hes done,
and forget, ef We kin the company he
died in.
AT this critikle iuncter ] awoke,
| hey IN idee that l kin see sort NV
waTnin in this dream. 1t occures TO
me-
LIST That ef we do ride Graut, wen
hev to divost hlm NV his name teeth
and claws, which is the idedtlkle quail
ties wleh makes hsr0 va.eopble to us.
I'd That with us on tbs back, we
will probably succeed in KILN him,
without sayin us. Grant mite deodo-
rize dozen or two nv us, but the whole
party Fnughl 1t would be pint NV
cologne to q square mile ny carrion
3D. That ef we wuz wrapt all around
him, the people woodent be able to see
him anyhow, aud wat good nd he do
us?
Interpretin the dream thus, l shell
oppose nas nomination. Besides, doubt
whether al ths Weeds and Rasmonds
in the country Kin SO manipulate HIM eZ
to bring him quietly into our ranks.
We mite possibly 90 over to him, and
thus gt the privilege Of yotin for him
but wherefore? How about the oilisis,
thenp Ef the Ablishuists vote for him
and we vote for him, the obligation Is
ellal, and between us is ther any doubt
wich he'd choose? i don't want 10 take
sich chances I'm opposed to the move
ment care not wat others may do,
but ez for me, give me straight out
Dinacrisy or nothing McClellen wuz
a vencher wich setisfed me ez to the
propriety NV undertaken to set roarin
lion eonyoyin flock Nv perceful
laubs into green Tasters
PETRoLEua V. NAsBY, p NJ.
(Wich is Postmaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

The Madrid papers publish chal-
longe to single combat, which has been
sent to president Juarez by Senior do
Castillo, late Minister Of Maximilian in
Mexico, but at present residing IN Spain
He pledges his faith as a gentleman, TO
start Immediately to Mexico to fight II
Juarez viii give him aguarantec against
ASSASSINATION while on Mexican soil.
Jnarez couldn't II he would, and would
not II he could.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20
There's Work Enough to do.

Ihe II tkhlii e8Yis i~avvs iis Res,,
q fsees he suitlHg m0na.
Ana salhets iiaEBeais fas " nsst
Prem upland. wtss1 and lswp,
The busy bee that frs iss way
'hlsa seseis II varied bne.
At eTsry .as~ef waail sssin q say,
"rntfes s0sA e.aouth g -
Tie cowslip snd ihs spreading vine,
The aaisy b the gnass,
fhe An0msnpp asA The eg asiilna,
rreasA ssuasg. - W pass,
The anl aitlHn 10 eavefn deep,
Nauid bid Us lNba leu.
Ard wiites ue9a lts Uns heap.
"Ibges wgsk eaongs to d."
Tn hssr = beAr iof huss Who weep,
lle scottish dfubk VI sins
u rescue aii tbe el.ihirsa, deep
w isnVfaage sad slnt
~ ltssg die pssf tas AaHgfY fesd,
X give hini coat std shue,
10 sse ihst ail ear Wfite ssa read,
-IA~re's w,Hk eanngli 10 90"
The time is shsri --giie world Il vide,
And mueh Aas - be duues
THIS woHlfuus eaffA aad sil lh pride
VIII vanish witi llis suui
] lbs iioimsuis a. asl lzati,ihg wings.
Ans Aiss ntsagiai,t laNt
We've neae to waste % isili.h lhiuEzi
IbeFes waFe asg0nEi % dr.
The planes, 81 their Makers will,
NesF esi@Afa 10 ilssiy sers,
Ig Natans wheel = ueYef aili--
nfsne s,te a. th# stan
The leAyes lhas fatic, Ia the air,
lad Al uinef bfeaxes wsa.
Ugsr salsshn truth r. sAan deelarss
tasres wafk cisQuga to do.'
Wlse ran sleep vixen az arpagd
l. sriivs, fssh ana FRYE
shall ~ II. eteaiiea h,ssl, be foaad
i.ess ea.y tlsan sac bee
uaF courts ana allfys are he felj,
" mgvn Noula seasch ilseM tnnsnRh:
fhs best The swsst. ~ labor yield,
ASS "sesk rsrsusA 20 ,ln."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20
TUESDAY MORNIN @. AUGUST 90 1867

them tir.r smiling faces told The story
Il their saccess And. though they
leit ihe farm house tuat day, get, be-
fore ihe eaFth was niantlea with uint-
er : SHOWS. they eame again. and when
thcy once more returned 10 tletr city
homes, they sent not there alone, for
the two blushing brides who accompan-
led them bore evidence % the success
of their summers visit
But vita the weddings did not ter
inmate Dlck Wafners railleiy to his
friend concerning their summers fish
ing in Vermont and 'Fanny's bait
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20
Man is a mistor and woman is .

@-M Man is mister and woman is q
mystery,
Tie pleasure Of DONG good is the
only one that never wears out,
If you would be nothing, just wait
70 be something
The great center Of happiness is
something to hope for, and something
TO love.
Tie powor Of fortune is confessed
only by the miserable; for the happy
impute all their success to prudence
and merit.
Divine love is like rod Of myrtle,
MS Phny reports, makes the Traveller
who carries It in bis hand 80 lively and
cheerful that be never faints or grows
weary.
Wit and gayety answer the same
purpose that fire does in a damp
use--dispersing chills, and drying up
mould, and making all wholesome and
cheerful.
Why is nm indoIent man an inapt
subject for the ague to demonstrate It's
virtues on Ans. Because he's too
lazy TO shake.
Feeling is 8 truer oracle than
thought hence women arc oEtener right
than men.
"A wonderful thing indeed is love of
wondering and exciting wonder.
Apretty female artist can draw the
men equally with brush and n blush.
An arm, like water, stagnates by
rest, and in kept fresh by motion.
Good words and good deeds are
the rent we owe for the air we breathe.
Woman may be content, may even
be gay, without love; but she cannot be-
happy
--Trnth is robcd in white; falsehood
fauntsin the seven primitive colors and
all their combinations
MANY rich man, in bringing up
his son, seems ambitious OF making
what Aaron made golden calf
"A garment may as soon be fitted
to the moon as system Of laws franz
ed 10 tit every mans's conscience.
Many people believe that whore a
great deal is said something mast be
true; they split the difference.
Life and love 81 liberty are given
together; and the latter gift is the bet-
Ter gift oi tie two,
Birds are The poor mans mueie,
flowers the poor mans poetry rad the
rich inan is no better off
a small town il place where there
are many tongues 10 talk aud but few
heads 10 think.
The Rhode Island spragues are
worth s25, 900, 600 That Il what IL rep
resented by them IN the United States
Senate,
Let every minister, while he is
preaching. remember that God il one
of his hearers
The rebel Mason i Ii London. -
eeedingly seedy foI 81 4. II v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

The suffrage article, adopted by the
New York Constitutional Convention
allows every male citizen 10 vote Who is
tweuty-oue years OF age, who has been
for ten days citizen, one year next
preceding the election an iBhabitant of
the state, four months resident Of tho
county, thirty days resident Of the
town, and ten days resident Of the el-
ection district where he intends 10 vote.
Bribery or the attempt TO purchase o
vote disfranchises, and the Legislature
may disiranchise for any Infamous crime
A registry and election ballot are pro-
yided for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Prayer i the peace oi our spirit,
) stiffness n our thoughts, the even
Ss ~ recoslecsaon. the seat u mediia-
|n the rcss u our cares. ard the eaim
oar tempest. prayer - the issne n .
ies Snind of untrunhlsa thoughts: Il
he dAaghicr II charity, and tie sis-
81 sueekness.
Moast you touch netsls without
~ ssung Is itY Take bod u Il
latlE Do the salne to other annoy
sas. and few things viii ever troab.e
u.
"A morning blessing is one Of the
sest blessings, fos il sheds SAVIOR
Sa sAk Whole day - Sc j. sariy nelig-
: inssruetioa, il ssxcs a halo To the
Loagfalloa sAys thai Sunday is
Fuiden clasp that hinds together
x1lEnnc ~ iba week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

George, do you remember the story
of David and Goliah r.
Yes, SIR. David was an incorporate
man"
"Who told you that n
Nobody. / read if. and il is said
that David fixed sling for Goliah, and
Goliah got slowed With il,
II was the remark Of one Of our down
town merchants, on reading the eYi-
dense given at the White House for Il
license law, that fer the first time ia tho
history Of Christianity, Catholic and
Protestant. jew aud Gentle, Orthodox
aud Heterodok, had joined hands aud
hearts and exclaimed together; Lett s
have d drink all around n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

The Providence Journal says when
you tread on lady'B train in the
streets yon are not reqnirod to apollo
gize. You must go into The street, You
aaye 4 right there, and you have right
to step on the eide walk, ,and if any fool
ish woman chooses TO lay five yards of
satin between your feet aud tho tlags,
It IL at her risk, not yours. :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

A gentleman was pr0fnenadIng a
fashionable street siih bright boy as
bis SIDE, when the little boy cried ont.
Oh pa, there goes an editorl" HUSH,
hush, said the other, don't make sport
Of the poor man; God only knows what
you may come ~ yet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

"Will you lend father your newspa
per- sir ho only wants to read it. "los
my boy, and ask him to lend me bis
dinner, only want to eat IT,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

Josh Billings truly snys. "tite butcs
air luxury, inasmutch as they ca1se a
fcller to forget all bis other miseries,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-08-20

hcr 8li spley Horas ana eAucy loo&s r.
This completely baiisad hiln, aud Fanny
could uoi have angled more successful,
i shs baa pnrppseiy Designed 70 wau
the love 81 tAe lastidlous Paul Vincent,
for her careless independence ofmanner
ana tbs frank freedom of her speech
completely capiisaied his heart
Aud So. thoagh be had yet no reason
10 thiuk that Fanny cared aaght ioi
bin. yet hr j termined, fpossible, TO win
her love: for underneath her indepen-
dence 81 manner be saw that she poss-
essed heart capable Of the most desot-
ed attachment