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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

RECIPE ron FRS. Though 30 doctor,
/ have by me some excellent prescrip-
tions, and shall charge you nothing for
them you cannot glumbo at the price
We are most Of as subiest to fits, ] am
vested with them myself, and / dare say
you are also. Now, then, for my pre-
scriptions.
For fit Of passion, walk in the open
air; you may speak to the Wind without
hurting any one or proclaiming your
self to be q simpleton.
For n 1t Of idleness, count the tick
ings Of clock Do this for an hour,
and you will be glad to pull of yolu
coat tho next and work like d negro.
For fit Of extravaganza ana folly,go
to the woik-house, or speak with the
ragged and wretched inmates of jail
and you viii be convinced
Who makeh bis bed Of brer and tharue,
Must be content % lie fororn.
Fora iit Of ambition,go intoa church
yard and read the graye-stonos They
will tell you the end Of ambition. The
grave viii soon be your bed-chambeL
the earth your pillow, corruption your
father and the worm your mother aud
sister
For q fit Of repining, look about for
Che hplt and blind, and visit the bed rid
den and afflicted and derangod, and
they will make you ashamed Of com
planning Of your lighter Affections.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05
PR0cl-AMATtoN TQ THE LADIES
Both Married and Single
TIE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES


Dr.. Gleessmat's Female pias
wa nneia,elt reiere, slFhoui pa'n. aii disturb.
seees afthe pegaei discharge. whsiher arising ivtn
SsaxAttsa q ,srpeessisnl tAeF act hke . charm
q semeying tHt eatss that a8oaapauy aifhensi o
1aaae sAsts aaensfenagH. snd are ht oulF stie and
sriah's tvrnesiF fsr BUSHES Nics Headache Pains
fn iht isasns BSek and siaes, faiTaiafsou q ihe
weasq serea, Inemars. Hgs,efscs spa-gas, Broken
biesp ans sshef Fseasapt sua aanEernt eiieis q
xn aanssArsi cas45 ssan u ihe scsna inBesious u
me sossi cases 81 aass Absf q Nhilcs, they r
feel Faea cure
Dg. C,eascmaa's Female PHI
ilass besa asea ever = quarter ef > eeaiary. They
SIRE aslsee9 fAe uay sae hes0s 81 teaewang niet-
fsnfsA nlsnsfAatsoa. hnf isates musi heaF M uiHd
thst ;hefe = oae coa4iloa 81 TIE leiaale sysieB Ia
Nhsch tae Fia caHaaS ~ taken Nafh8ui proaaeius
pera . result Trg aen3g1sgn referred sss 4 gsreg
asaeF abe reaaat, aais1Nf aga suea 4 tae llfsss-
ties trsacaNF g ths tse4lgt 10 tcsnae the texaal
"a seilaas sg mafgnsl eea aii. ihst rVau else re-.
prea4efiss poass " Hsisfs eauaos res q u Iaes
eaaogs ~ hafm - aas aha way
~ CAtest@aaS Fsaalt PtHf
krs ~ an.v Me4irsae tsst NAh&lEB ANn STA.
Cts tAiiEs hare fell 81 hes9 So r. srV yeaf, -
cSa rs8F aNaa naw. HfW8HE 0f fM9TA
TONS Thsss fffs faFs ihs nesi flepxfsiion
ewes a4s iagssf4. wlsA saahisiar AL i-eEstsrEsr
srccKSs DshI D. Deceived. Tsks thss aa-
seFsaseneef ts FaaF prassisi. aa4teA om lhsi gea
waas ias nfsg sa naos4 HrasaEfH iealals saes int
H tts wasla. Skasa ces psstd p
~ CsesgtmaNs Female Pills
ThsY havs feeeites sn4 are geN rechlviae ths
txaeslaa " xe aaast esisst feFsse Ass la Aanegtcs
kxslssit areeffsus Nifa esea hak--the F7ce, ,tias
nazlai a7t hak eaasafanf ffan se n t9 Ft&
Fliis ssai sy msss rFampiig, eF remulae The
rssas ta tie Hgaastssfs 81 ass aatka3aEe4 seeHt Is
snraNes funsN >ais ~ haggsss eeaefHs5F.
HLEcRlAGe 2 HllAAlR Ffafrae,Frs.
= Deg sffee' AsH 3eft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

Grave mistake b''rying people alive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

Hope is the blossom q happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

a MgSamF oF DauSEAbp- Ih.
most foolish rredicameut mar can
~ into Is as get drink IN drunken
ness a man shows h strongest and
most ardent passion There aro sla
kinds of druukemess and # Nua WilI
ro intoa city drinking pla where tbf
arc 4 dozen men under the influence VI
liquor. sou viii b. sure e 6nd these
eix different animals
Tho FIRST is ape.drank Hu leaps
and sings and yellsllnd dances MAJ ae
an SORTS of monkey shines to excite
the laughter 81 bis fellows O. terribly
silly is the drunken clown.
The second Is tiaerdrank Tic
breaks the bottles, breaks the chairs.
breaks the heads 81 hi- fellow carousers
and is full Of blood and thunder lis
ewes are fired with yengtnce. and bis
soul raves with murdoruus fury Oi
this sort are those thnt abuse their FAM
lies
The third IS hog drunk. lie rolls in
tto dirt on The floor slobbers and
grunts, and going into streets. makes
his bed in The first ditch on filthy coru-
cr be may happen to iall into He IS
heavy, dumpish and lecpy and crics
in grunting way for little more %
drink
The fourth is puppt-dmnk He win
weep for kindness, and whine his love
and hug you in las arms and kiss you
with his slobbery lips, and proclaim
how much he loves you Aou arc the
best man he ever saw ard he VIII lay
down his money or lifc for you
The fifth is owl-drunk. he Is wise
in his own conceit No man must ditior
with him, for his word is law Tie is
true in politics, and in all matters must
be taken as authority Ills arm is the
Strongest, his voice the sweetest, his
horse the feetest, his tmnips the larg-
est, his town the finest the finest Of all
in the room or land
The sixth and last animal Of our
managerie is the fox-drunk man He
is crafty, ready to trade horses aud
cheat il he can. Keen to strike bar
gain, leering around with low cunning,
peeping through cracks, listening under
the caves, watching for some suspicious
thing, sly as q fox, snealing as wolf
he is the meancst drunkard Of them ALL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05

N77-E-7I1 III y III : ? = =
1t is Just score and d quartet ~
wears ago since ] stood here by the old
gate. and my blood was lot then, and
my heart :hrobbed high with the fiery
dreams and hopes Of youth.
Am ! grown So old then ! have not
passed beyond my prime yet,though my
years lean toward iiftF. and my hair is
oyershot wlth SILVER here and there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-05
NoIIl,Il.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
SUPREME cOuaT-cilculT-pAaT [
Suit for Damages Agninst the Third Avenue
Rni,rOad Company.
Before Judge Barnard

Suit for Damages Agninst the Third Avenue
Railroad Company.
Before Judge Barnard.
Mary isaoes The Third Arsn,e Railroad Company
Plaintiff for the recovery OF 5000 damages for
injuries which she alleges resulted from the negligence
Of tho defendants servant, the conductor Mrs. Isasos
was passenger OF the defendants cars on tho
Goth Of November. 1855, and wished to aght at the
OF Bowery and Spring street. She says she re-
quested the conductor to stop the ard that lie mot
was "slo~od" and tho conductor told her To get of
thas she SAID tho car was going too fast and that no
threw her on the platform. The result that OF
her legs was fractured IN three places.
The conductor testified tNst lie had signaicd the
driver TO stop the car and that tho plaintiff thinking
bell strap hersel which understood BY tho driver
as signal to so on that lie witness again pulled the
strap signal 10 stop and that the plaintiff In her
anger or excitement aghted before the motion OF tle
had ceased that instead OF stepping of In the d.
recon the car moving in she stepped TO the rear
and natural consequence thrown TO tho ground
The court a. the close OF the directed the jury
to return Q sealed verdict tins morsMng
Value of "a Husband nnd Father Who Has
Been Killed By Negligence Of n Railroad
Company.
Henrietta GINS Us. The Hudson Rivsr Railroad Com
pany.1hs plaintiff sued Administrative for the
covery OF S. 900 he full amount allowed by statute
whore death has resulted the iojures for tho kill
ing OF her husband by being By train on the
1867 Bv an act or the Legislature plaintiff cannot
recover where the patty Injured shown to have con-
tribued to tue negligence VIII caused the acciden and
resulted 10 the injury. The details OF this case wcre
puolished in yesterdays HERALD. and tho jury d.
rected to sealed verdict yesterday morning. the
case having been tried % the pre- ious day The yer
dict returned yesterday morning, favor oil tho
plaintiff in the sum OF $4,000 The piainrG Is a widow
with family OF n,ne children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
ALLEGED MAlfsAsAxce ON Tine BENCH

case whereln the power Of . police justice y
lib rate on bail charged With henous Offences
is about to become matter for judicial inquiry 10 .
excitement The affair brought before the a:tsn-
ton Of OF the judges By the Grand Jury . lev
days SINCE who attended in body for advice II rsla-
ton to Q petition that had been presented 70 Thorn
By citizen OF many yean' residence, and who holds
prominent position 10 public esseem Tho rssaAt q
the inquiry for on, not permitted to meet
the pubic eye Il appears iro what learn THAI
the petitioner ed that OF his daughters
red In the summer OF 1885, Without the knowledge a.
consent OF parents TO Young man, believing hin
cohabati0n 1t was discovered that the young man Ind
married IN IN assumed namo. and had then end
now living from whom he has never been divorced.
me father OF he youn la y had him arrested. and 10
was held for the action Of the Grand Jury IL charged
snas very short time before tho meeting
OF liberated The young ON bali for
an insgoiucaut amount Tho Grand Jury found
bin OF indictment for bigany whereupen the accused
ab,conded In other facts agra aion OF lhs
excite the sympathy OF the most soical. Tho deln-
quent Is kept Of the way; effort mace by The
authorities tod,sc)ver him, aud the charge thai
bail was accepted, 20 facilitate his escape
hoping that the public position 81 tbs parent %
deepl, injured might induce him 10 permAe
the matter 70 rost rather than give publicity
TO It, We fear Is too the that cuprits
permitted 10 60 UNPUBLISHED, IRON either the ineru~ss
OF the party wron2ed the political interests "a b.
suffered by letting the accused escape. from what
determined pursue the the utmost and has
already petoned the Governor Of the State upon
subject and will bring tho matter, WHO every incaasns
Of its pefversion OF justice, before the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
NEW HERALD THURSDAY lss7-rmPLE SHEET

OF NO. - West Thirteenth street, appeared before Jus.
tice Dodge yesterday and preferred Charge against
coicred man named JOHN Washington Holmes, whom
no charged with larceny OF SIT IL Is all ged thai
hoines, VINO Was employed q servant la the hoasc
went INTO compiainants to dress this bed; the
money was concealed under the pillow, aad when com
painaht went Int the after the accused had ef
tue money was MISSED. Holmes was then arrested,
oEoogh' e'ore justice badge and committed for igi L.
DEAD hkAns--Eoar boys, named respectively James
sayies, benjamin Crossin Patrick Connolly aud John
aslss were arrested by officers McGowan aud Myers OF
the rwsn1y-ninth precnct and brought before Justice
Dodge Yesterday, charged with stealing hundred
Orchestra chair tickets from Bau ards Opera Houae.
me ckets were valued at 90 EACH add larceny Ia
salcao nave been committed the 5h inst Tbs boys
mad access 70 The house and the tickets were wrapped
~ Taper 10 tue lobby. Joseph Iamora, ono oil the
lessees OF the thcairr preferred the complaint The
Judge committed them for trial in default OF bail
ARRESTED on SUSPICION or BUYING STOLEN Property
Yesterday afternoon John J. Harrison, OF $50 wator
street. went before Justice Shandey sitting the Third
Dstr ct Police Court, and alleged the 9th
lost his sorehouse at 26 Cherry street. had been burg
iariousy entorod and upwards four hundred pounds
OF steel taken therofron besides unknown quantity
81 copper; ana that he accompanied BY officer Pike,
subsequently, visited tho junk shop Of Timothy Mol
larry, as 4I6 Water street, found Steel
whcn ne at once identified bis properly. The copper
could not De found AZ tins shop atany otneE Nut
larky whom ooer Pike had brought into court stated
that he bought the steel in good faith aud idea
u mad been stolen. He vas held to bail TO answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
cGuaT o. GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder Hackett.
SENTENCES.

SENTENCES.
At the opening OF the yesterday the Grand Jury
brought in number o. Indictments after which ASSIST
District Attorney Bedford proceeded with the regu
lar calendar.
Henry Lazarus indicted for burglary In the second
degree. pleaded guilty 70 the shrd grade Of that offence
On the 18th OF August he entered the dwelling house OF
Emeno Martini Is Forsyth street. and stole SILK CLOAK
valued ~ $685. He was sent to the State Prison for two
years
Joseph Barron pleaded guilty to forgery in the fourth
degree having been indicted for presenting check NJ
tho Metropolitan Bank tbs sum OF $50 purporng 70
have been signed by John Foley. Tho complainant In.
tercedsd for tho prisoner who youth,
sideraton VI It's bong hrs st offence the Recorder said
no would not disgrace him by sending him 70 tho state
Charles , johnson and Michael Reynolds who ~ere
charged with st ang, on tho 10Th Of October fourteen
otter skins valued AZ $780, tho property Of 0ppenhem
Co., pleaded guilty attempt at grand larceny.
Remandsd tor sentence
Jamos u. Johnson was placed on trial. charged with
ment VI the complainant WIN Fallen, Jr., that the
SON M september tho caused called At his establish
ment and procured samples OF god leaf rcmarkng that
he would INFORM him the following day whether
not lie would make purchase. He did not return: but
person called with note and represented himself
coming from the prisoner who gave his name then
Huyberp. at which time MIR Fallen gave the bearer
OF the not slo7 worth OF property, Tor which be re.
celved Ia payment cheek upon the Bu.ctiersran
Drovers Natonai Bank purporng 10 have been signed
by Huybert who pronounced The signature wnen tao
check presented 10 min false. The difficulty 10 the
that loyal connection between tho accus d
and The VINO boro the order established, aud
u. or tho cons the best part OF the day ia the
trial. the Rec rdsr la his charge intimated that
not legally proven Inc jury rendered verdict OF
not guilty.
Christian Ftics. az employee in the lamp establish.
mont OF Schln dim Drsci, c0nvicted or petty
ceny IN stealing the 18tn OF October a quantity OF
syerpisted ornaments. punches aud CASTINGS, which
round concealed on his premises. As the prose-
failed prove ha. The goods taken
tine tho jary rendered verde. for the lower grade
OF iarceny lie was s1nt to the Penitentsry Tor six
months.
The court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
INTERNAL REVENUE nArrsss

Tho condition OF absolute stagnation 70 which the
whskey trade all i.s branches has been reduced
dcrs everything vorS quiet about headquarters. No
reported yesterday. Hardly gallon q
whisksy being manufactured IN the dstilere all Of
which are ia The OF the Exc SO Law, eectualIy
cosed,' bosh ia this city and 10 Brooklyn Tho r.
cepts Of Western VII sksy almost entirely ceased
and the market nat il be. Formerly brokers
were willing advances on goods ia bond" of
to arrive and thousands 81 dollars were eq iealiv
kept moving when lie Idle. 0wing TO the action
taken by prominent collectors whereby all I" lots'
bought at other than conHscation sales arc pouucsd
upon and seized. even II bearing proper Inspection
brands and marked 'stax paid tbs reclers have qas
making purchases in open market ami this branch ~
trade Is, consequently. al perfect stanfstilL deie
CATION OF recticrs Is in Washington endeavorng 70
procure the issuance OF order restraining the coeo
tors from contn ling their action relation TO so cures
oa ero suspicion. It Is ougnt among Tao trade geaor
ally that the movement will be successful
rumor was current 10 some cir les Yesterday c0as
the Metropolitan Revenue Board were onieayorns -
procure The removal OF Collector OF tns Eighth as
uict There Is no fou ndation for the statement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14

coat The body apparently had been in the water for
several weeks.
SUDDEN DEArH,--Yesterdsy morning Alexander 10
mer, who lived in Hoboksn. crossed the river ro~e
70 No. 3e4 broadway. where he employed porter
aud directly after leaving the boat OF Barclay
street, fell TO tho pavement and expired few mo
meats Afterwards. fhs remains wero conveyed TO the
Chambers street police station, where Coroner Cover
held an inquest post norton examination showed
that death vas caused BY apoplexy o. the lungs and the
jury rendered verdict 10 that effect Deceased was
thrty-elght years Of age ana native OF Germany.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Michael Callahan an errand boy
thirteen years Of age who with bis parents
a. No sos Monroe street, while gliding yesterday on car
No % OF the BeItne attempting leave the car by
tho front platform jumped and felt aud before the
driver tMchael Fzpatrckl could stop the car the front
wheels passed over the esny part OF his right leg lie
temporarily dressed by DR.. NJ Franklin At mo corner
or south and Pike Streets VIII re the accident occurred
The injured lad finally conveyed by officer ,haivey,
OF the seventh precinct. TO Bellevue Hospital.
PROBABLY FATAL FALL--Bridget Ford, sixty years OF
age residing No ~ Oliver street. Belle
Hospital yesterday by officer Watts OF the Fourth
precinct, suffering from terrible wound the head.
Inflicted by the Old laov falling from the high stoop 10
the basement below From tue great Loss or blood and
tho advanced age OF the sufferer Il Ia feared her injuries
Will prove fatal
SERoUs FlLL-Paul Brennan, about fifty years OF
age. coalhsavsr residing Forty street,
Ninth avenue seriously injured about the head and
body by failing into q cellar in tho above street
late on fu sdav night Wien found early yesterday
morning BY officer Jones' OF the Seventeenth precinct
night. Tho ohcer, procuring assistance. had Brennan
removed to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14
pspesTRIAmsm.

70 aivs che reader cIear idss Of ths magnitsAs e
the undertaking in which Mr.. Weston II engaged auA
the great power OF endurance necessary order 60
compiish the feat we havo made est mato oil he
number OF steps which he would have 10 take for the
whole distance Of ZIG miles including the number fog
each day ana each hour There 8, $50 feet mts.
and ~ his ordinary gait Weston would probably average
Just about thirty inches each stride In when case hs
would have to take 1850 3l2 In going the entire dis
from Portland to Chicago Limiting tbs actual me of
travel 70 t~enty DAYS. no will have o. 900
steps per day and II he travels average sxieen
hours per das, he will have take oo3 steps for esoA
OF the nxteen bours faa he keep up this Aal
Of nerve and muscle sixtsen hours day twss-
ty-ssveu consecutive dayss
TWO employees OF the Erpre@ ONCE, In Troy, started
the turnpike for Schenectady susday--sevente
mIics-and accomplished the distance In loss
hours and a haf, on wager.
Tho Hartford Coavan, saws that George Dcklnson.
N. stevenson and J. Cortney have signed agree.
ment 70 walk from Hart ord TO New II ,ven and back,
for pure a $1,000, leaving the former place three
p on 1hursdsy the 2ist and stopping ~ new Havea
oniv half an nour. The first man who Hart
ford on Tie return 10 70 win the purrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-14

A Grand ''Scene en- saIon'-S4O,OOO DAM
uEes Claimed for Assault and Battery.
Before Judgs JoneA
Ezisahch RUE Jane; CMilm, Dnnid Locwie cwd
Patrick Loorie --riaIrtlr sued for tho recovery Of
S4o.o damages for injuries alleged 70 have boon
inflicted rso= Ter ~ dsfendants Tho plaintiff keeps
lager bssr saloon In Third avenue sna planned that
on the 10Th of September 1880 the defendants assaulted
and severely injured her In consequence Of which she
YES III for considerable length Of time and cub
iected 70 great expense The defendants bssn drink
ine IN the house. and the plaintiff aegea were drunk
asd noisy, whsreupJu the plaintiff ordered them to
leave vines barroom hght ensusd, IN which Mr.. Rnse
Asd paintin's uncls were 70 some s1tent involved In
the sssies the plaintiff sas struck the head and
ssvsreiv iuiured that her life despairsd or The
dsfsndss vsrs subssqusasly arrested and held 10 await
The result u her injurisA "A
The dsfssdanss claimed that the piaistr wished 70
charge tbs Tor drink which hs1 been furnished TO Two
other men, snd that dispute arcss. during which plain
un's uncle struck Daniel Leone % The head with
buns. starter" cuung hin severely Culiin ssssinsd
that he struck ~ "sss uncle who wss armed Win
chair aad msaas 70 HE him, and thai painu rashsd
between them 70 prevent collision. Cus did nos
know vhs,hsr he reached" the 1ncis o. act OF
vbsthss ~ he'd struck anybody. yhe compliant -
aghass Daasl Leonie We dbanss4s - ah AssAppses