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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

"E, the sah.oHt@rs. belng appaissasA hy she Hsa
w lie Prehsaa Gears &c NE Dasrfinf a. Maa-
eAesias. CesasassslceFe 50 receive eEamins ard "a
fnss the s@asas And demads u IN resssnh aeAinti
the Esfzas "A
LEVI GkAT.
ate Of EAisaB il ihs cosaty u wssAlaeton. aad
Stale q Mes f0xk. dseamsed, and also ai ciassns
snd assaxads ezhitas1 h edssg thereto; and siK
saoashs fFvn ihe soufsh Asy a September 1871 be.
tax slaewed ~ sad CeeF 81 hat Faryoes, we d..
thessxoxs. hsFsAy give nofiee thsa re vi stfead 10
The knsiaess n emF Appnasinsant 81 tie Awsllsmk
huass q 1chn 8. fesfsbesa, - Menraeszss - aid
Oassfscz. On me sstA aky n FeaguASy. a, D.. fssa
fron esa uaHl fapr e'eioek, T. ~ - SAD Gay.
lssAa as Maaohssass EAh sEh aaF ~ Sepsemhas,
a. d. 1857.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01
THE EQUINOX HOUSE,


STATE or VERMONT. AZ Probate Court holden
Manchester Distress ~ Atshe Probate Oaaee IN Man.
ehesiet and for said District on the saith day Of An
gus, "a. y. 1851.
Prsseui. non. X n BUXTON. Jsage
TIE aassnAFsAla1 The ehssts Of GaixfR k.4IaAnd,
late u wIahAii sad District. decessca maa sppll-
eAsl0u 10 FsEaer his account
wheswvpcn IL oTdeved fhst bearing upon said
sFFiArzGaa as had At Probate 0cat ~ he holden 81
MANCHESTER ia saA Distret the 2oth day u keptF,
tafr aad keFs0 ana The sr aud plaee If hear
lag thsteen. BE- gisv - al wrsons Interested By pab
hfhR copy ~ tkt order fhfee weeks EnteesaiYfy In
tbs ManaAsss<r geuysaaI aewkpspes pFinted at said
AsaeA~sseEs pr sloas 20 taia time ~ hAariag
true sernsA. AifAes
L0vkLANu MCNeuy Register
1e1a eotr 81 reeoFd Attest,
" LusRi.AND MuNsoN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01
CAUTION
ne PeEnnles in Desacaie Health,

=
ne Females tn Desacase Health.
.nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. !
~ ENDIooTT ST., BosTor, IL consulted daily for
all diseases incident to the female system. Pro
lapsus Uter or Flour Albns, Suppression, end other
menstrual arrangements. are all treafed on usw
pathological principles and speedy relief Euaranised
In very few days. 80 invariably certain i this
new mode Of treatment, that most obstinate com
plants yield under A. and the afflicted person sOoa
reioices In perfect heath,
DR.. Dow hes no doubt hsd grestsr experience In
the cure OF Diseases Of women lhan any other ply
sieian In Boston.
Boarding accommodation for pstIents who msy
wish 10 shay 10 Boston afew days under HE treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since 1916, having confined b. whols
attention 10 Office practice for Tie cure of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges %
superior IL the United States.
N. bail letters must contain one dollaFysE they
will not be answered.
Office hours from B. a. y. tel "a.
boston, July 2k, lss7,-lyjyzs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
TERRIFIC BOILER ExPLosDes.


I.Oss or I.lfe-The tOrsnor's Jmrv Finds that
the Boller ,vns Dofectivc-Thc Owners Gem
NxwsuRo, N. Y, Jan Is, 1857
Tho mrgc boiler In tho machine shop Of the Washing
ton Iron Works in this city exploded this morning at
about halpast eleven O'Clock throwing down the wall
OF the building which situated and shaking the
adjacent buildings 70 their foundations Immediately
after the occurrence the vicinity Of this iamsuble
cident thronged with the friends Of wOrkmen en-
gagged In the establishment who painfully anxious
obtain report Of tho cssuaities the follow
ing Is list OF the killed and inurcd:-Hueh EIwood,
foreman, killed. Owen Murphy, several ribs broken.
flesh and severely scaded John Rush. RIBS broken.
head cut and body severely bruised and battered;
Thomas Perrott bruised and leg badly scaidcd
James Tieruey, coMtusei and eaided; James Culven,
scaided. Several others injured 10 some extent
but not TO require surgical assistance. Shortly
after the accident Justice Fowler held an inquest
on the body OF Elwood. che jury render
ing the following ct:--"That Hugh Elwood came
to his death from the explosion OF boiler In the works
Of the Washington iron Works, OF which boiler the
deceased IN charge at the time; that the expo.
sion was caused by imperfection in the boiler. and
that 10 the opinion or this jury the owners Of the
boiler not exercised proper rrecauon against such
explosion by necessary superni endence, examine
ton and repairs or tho same" The deceased Elwood,
leaves wife and four children. the time OF the
charge of the boiler Mt his home suffering from
Illness. When Elwood discovered he was bur cd
beneath and held down by the Debris though his arms
and legs moving. The sufferers were attended TO
-ous condition The other. may recover, though most
OF them very badly inbred
This the third EXPLOSION that has taken place at the
Washington Iron Works within period OF seven years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, Jan. 1915 r. N.

SATURDAY Jan 1852 NJ
Tho gold market continues attract special attention,
and the transactions arc very large After opening this
morning at 1854 1t declined to 1885, but quickly re-
gained It's nrmness and before O'Clock IL touched
49, From this point 1t reacted to 1854 and then re-
covered TO 1S6x-the closing quotation in the room
There was q brisk borrowing demand, and loans were
made without interest and at per cent for carry
ing. The only shipment Of specie or $3.50 900
by the Saxonia, but the aspect Of political affairs
still mparts rising tendency 70 the premium
A telegram from Washington announces that the
Committee on Ways and Means held another
meeting for the consideration Of the gold bill this srn-
ing and that the Secretary Of the Treasury who
present during portion OF the Time gave the members
OF the committee to understand that he opposed
TO making all the sales Of gold by the government
public but that he opposed TO any curtailmcnt Of
his discretionary power with regard TO time and amount
This Is not surprising but Congress should strictly define
the time, place and amount and authorize sales until
the balance in the Treasury exceeds at least $780,
and IL would be still better to make 500 600 000 for
tho the Treasury boards it, coin the greater will b
the benefit to itself and the county arising therefrom
The daily range Of the market during The week 10 this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

1850 ~ M PHILApwIrHaA. Jan. 49, 1857
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state Hves, o2<; Phsde
phia and Erie Railroad. 9x Reading Hr fennsyvanA
The sot'sn msrtst q steady ssc Tor mddns upland:
quoted eia 1ls 80; State Sl3 GA Red wheat 4
scarce; sales are reported ~ - % 20 white y
yellow 1t PC &C. and 70. old q ls q ~ 0a.s an
ss,sc.. delivered now. whisksy Y dnlL .. -,
Flour is quiet and there have sales The recspts
light and prices nominal There e no wheat srrynE
Small sales OF winter reported 1T - 20 - 10 There
Il plentiful supply OF white and light yellow corn
from pennsylvana. and the market duh and lower
sales white &c 81 Damp and 81 81 05 for fair
70 prime Dry yellow &c q o. Oats s7c &C. Clover ,s
whskey sold 81 rs g. Cotton u firm at &c. @sc
iddlng uplands There 800 bags kio coffee In
port. Sugar 10 firm at f0kc. l03sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Dnsvru CArrtn fnnoUen I'M srxEzrz --Aa cfncer q
~ TNvntyssysnth prsclnct arrested Igaefdxy sAksn
ne chesrs Of drivinsaefness n 500 bail 70 ansvs
oupur..,ry anoxp.-ln The HszAID q yssssFdAg
-. ,.n,,.hed I notice a The arrest and detention =
49, nsrcssv, Hyppouss Eilan, Lazard Devnes -
49,. nsry q charge made BY Mis ce'ins lAo-
-..,.. me csss came up for examination yssssru.
,uesrs Jussics Dodge, Il Jefferson Market fo'os s
ma wss shown concnsvely thss sns ~ ~. = ~ =
o. s v - Concerned ths afAr was regular ~ ~
~ kusnsa IFansaction. On the ssssnsse y -
Nm snd shs accused partiss hcucrabay escna
.,,.arp AsAms. Edward Dc Nyks, o. NO. -
Va rv,asy seventh street. appeared cssors 'as''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

The thirty annual report Of the directors Of
tho Western Worcester and Albany Railroad shows an
increased business any previous year. The total
income OF the road for 1895 $3,o02Ol1, OF which
amount os1 from passengers 81 394 3lS from
freight, and the balance Of sl5S.01o from mails and
other sources The expenses and renewals were
2e leaving balance Of Of 81 4OS 79o
The surplus earnings Of the year. with the government
tax deducted $3.50 A2o and the total Of the
tngent fund at the end OF the year $685. The
value Of the Albany and Massachusetts, sinking funds
$34l7,203. The receipts of the Pittsheld and North
Adams road, which is managed and operated by the
Western sll4l06, and the expenses $s2,o42
and the earnings $3i, 18s The excess Of re-
cepts OF tho Western 1886 over those OF 1886
was $500 4s3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Dutch Reformed church, corner OF Twenty ninth street
and Fifth avenue, BY the Rev. DR. D. De WITT EDWARD
,. BRADY TO $. LorIss pE.ns.i, only daughter Of
i.xrrs-RyERsoN West Hoboken, on Tuesday
January by the Rev. c. Egbert at the residence Of
the brides mother Mr. Moses A. LErrs, Of Jersey City
70 Mss ConsKIIA n RYzHsos. OF the above place.
RoDmr.-CnRsrIK.-On Wednesday, January IT,. b.
MINNIE CHRISTIE, roth or New York.
IS r e# et8 rf II Died.
BEouxK--On Thursday, January IT, Mrs SArhA1'S'
Her relatives asd friends ~ nvse" =
asaeud the funeral from the ressss s th,s srS.s
,,, Gs h9 q No 70 ocoos vhous
notice. .-~-.-s-~4 r..r.~.v "a ~. .
ha., ,,,n..s NJ RxsEccA BsApy, aged - years. Nh
M" To., ss,' of 30 funeral hereafter ~
PhiIsdevnia papers please copy a. - =.
s,aS Illness LOUISA EMILY PzcxARD, wife OF Dr. Dora
sren Binssc, in the Goth year Of her sge.
the relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral at the Church Of 81 VIM
cant d. Paul. In Twentythr street.. few doors west
q SIXTH on % m snS x.
mains temporarily dspostcd In the private vault OF the
Hon John McKeon under 81 Patricks cathedral
BuScx-on Saturday morning, January ~ WILLIAM
Funeral services win be held At the residence Of hi
brother John s NO 20 n0nTS Ss remus
taken 70 Sing sing for inssrnsnt ON Monday nor
B ens 1U Thursday, January II, AIsxp~ 4
United ss , s:;ss sI snds & the
fully invited 70 attend the funeral III oprcslock.
sroofiyn, l. shs Sunday afsruoon; 49, 81
Bsnsszs.--On Friday, January ~
native Of Edsndcry Kings. .ested toHstsu ths funs
friends q his cemetery, sAs day tAds,. = twelve
's .',S es.sp ; s.ss sss' a-ruoor.v
The relatives and friends Of the fly invited to
s ss ..i aUSosss ~ sus
csrnia assd years II monthl b !ayA
.ss * ss :sS om Is acss.
"a Monday afternoon at twk clcck
pss..sn sudds.ly, ~ e. ysnu.y 10 ososan
His rsssiv.s "a friss those Of his hss brother
a Pm njsesrlch srs n % attend the funeral nom
ssss. ! ssisSssis es1 ssosd.v o. fSsssV sis1
4 ss;s y: D s.sss Z d. y "a: : e..
d: Slssssss n-sy, = no, J, n.y. -. "a
s .s;s H .ss s mon y, +, sssus sss
ssS rvsssvs1 = isussss, sSsst sdssss l12d street
pfscissiy. s,aksl fsishsr svission 9 one c'cicc.
b tAhsn 70 C1lay Osmstssy fsr ntsrm& .' ~sa
80 yssdsss az az, N 8, on vr,d.,, :. ~.
- Thomas - ycunssss son Of william : ass rs,s
TSe n kas srs rsspscsfuIly invited 10 attend =.
fusssHl AIS Sunday afternoon, a. two O'Clock ftuU \
NE rsssses o his parsass, Clinton avenue Hudson
f,nD -0n Thursday mcvnIns, January N :. a..
p'csk, JAcos only child Of Isaac aud Hsryisa rrsSS
~ yssr month ~. and 10 dAyA The remains wers
nSwssssc "a w n.,ss 49,: 49,. -
GnmS.--0u Frdayevsnins, Jauuarv IxS' p.,,r~.
sEnS, anative d Kings county Ireland 49, 20 Idol
rns r''ssvss and friends Of tho family arc respect,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

Dodge yesterday bearing his head and face evidence
OF having been roughly handled and made complaint
for assault and battery against Jacob N. Askns and
John Earle Askins lives In Nassau street. Brooklyn,
and Earle at No 81 Fulton street. The accused parties
were held 70 bail 10 answer In $500 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

rendered seghinR OF the day before very enjoyable
casuslties The unimpsircd moothncss OF tho roads,
which the sieigbs gded with the swiftnsss Of
was even too tenn, mpT with - ~
whereby the sleshsrs might profit 10 handouts OF
and pet their neIshboss In some instances ladies'
she mschess grace which their malls rivals vanly sought
80 equal and undaunted BY the occasional breaths Of
Of sleigh robes and make tiny ears Jingle with sharp pain
remained mstrssses OF the negy sssds that restiesy
slroye on attempt TO annhilate space How long
fully rcsssed the effects Of the cold and kept up the
carnival not exactly known Certain II 10, however,
nigh, bells had ushered in the day Of rest the avenues
and drives were bright With fitting lights and rsso-
nan with tho glad shouts or the merry seishins parties
racing ON the homeward path
THE sPOxr IN BHooKLyN
The exceedingly favorable weather and condition Of
sss ep,oymsr 81 ssisuS and sSrousSou; the entire
day aud Tar the night the air was resonant with
the music Of sleigh bss tbey gided rapidly through
r os '' Down sy.ry s.rsss and Sywy ds.nsd
she smooth shod vehicles ffeishssd With joyous
parties ss Z - - md !. 'G SSss = sSs
N b. able 70 raise Tho necssy amsuns 70 procure
sonveysncs fos she rare spsvs = NJ hsur me only
Ssssss s cam. Is $685. s - sss
tle Sudden ana sztnordllaV esHaa1 TT thsn Ana Y
CONFIDENCE Is is.ssS q sis iAss ~ si.pssd sc
shs runnsn wsvs l.ss !. gsnsa deQ0n1 iFoG Whist
ss.,;y: - e ely ~! - a. s5csrsss y g: q.
BOosyn $4,000 = 60. ssy svsa po.s . =:
nsessns tCinssa ssssss sn ~. sss3,.cn
sVis q .Ichsssrs s ,c~s ssh driven v
sns and sIsgss,y an nsss = ks most sgsoyss
sssso. svss ioar y hssA - =; ,s ssI SsssS
Ne csasr cs.sy iC or, sxo 49, q: BOZ .lh o -
yreud cs sSov under the guidance q ~ =. S.cS
ssss means; Che milhms.s the .n oS. svsn me hastily
80 and other trad ssmsps nc crsrs were eli 70 b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
DEPARTURE Of STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

Thrteen sfeamships we're advertised 70 leave this city
for European and coastwise ports but several de-
tanned on account OF 10 the bay which 10 full TO
the lighiship rendering exceedingly difficult TO pass
out 70 sea Others detained account Of shs i'm
possibility OF loading the bargcs and lighters fast
in tho ice full OF freight coaswiso business sl con-
tnues dull, but Is improving
The City Of Cork or the Inman line for Liverpool,
carrying United States mail left pier a. North river
noon with twenty-six cabin passengers and full
freight.
The saxonsa win leave Hoboken with thirty three
cargo.
The Erin for Liverpool will to-day II possible,
having been detained account OF the freight lighters
beng frozen In the leo. She has sixty ave cabin and
steerage passengers.
Tho United Kingdom, Of the Anchor Line, win not
leave until Monday next, for tho same reason
The General Meade for New Orleans leit pier No
North river at three O'Clock with about twenty-five
passengers and an assorted cargo
The Montgomery, for New Orleans, LEFT pier 10 North
river at three O'clock with fifteen passengers and an
assorted cargo.
The nariposa, for Now Orleans, len pier 20 North
river 1t three o'clock with thirty passsngcrs and an as
sorted cargo
The Columbia for Havana. len pier No North river.
NJ three O'Clock with hfy cabin and eightyseven stccr
age psssengcrs, and an assorscd cargo.
rhc San Salvador, for Savannah, len pier H. North
river ~ three O'Clock, with thirty passengers and an
assorted cargo ... .
mo wilmington, TOR daive6tou icft pier ~ NOftu
river q four o'clock, with ten passengers and cargo Of
assorted merchandise
rhs ssasossa, for Charleston, len pier H. East river,
with twenty passengers and an assorted cargo.
the Francona for Portland LETT pier 49, East river II
three O'Clock, with SIX passengers and full cargo
The Albemaris. FOR Richmond, wss detained by IN
leo, and viii leave, possible, on "Wednesday ge II the
Hatterss, OF this line, ssiu remains - -
Passenwern sailed YesferaA,r ~r
LrERrooE--sieamship cry of Ccrk-{ 49, solssd.
6sR SSsess.' ks5f ss Hsss1f
h1szs1- ssssrsls cD,ssbs.--A v. sss,ro,s ~. ".
eanlroed, 4se ren eAntrpo1, Mre KixS9d. Russsii
Howitl Miss Allen, Mis- HowiA Thom6ecS Chsstorh
Luhn, Francisco Axay, James Barre and v3fs IauYsl
nbres kdwax1 feotnen- Mse La 4a1eer xee Pedro
Pers yaco6y, Fna1neno HQHsrs Lsfevre esssdor ~
van. Fm,se QbtspA !ohn ymIsmss David Holdss Va
.S S.s s:n sslysdos n. ysms.
s s~ az. Sr: Ds!,s sssryssd yss A@cy hs
nodesrn nam wood. John Andersen nas6sr ana Mis-
Tiny fyS Hattie Ccss James B Harry. psrss Nos
- end ~ np1on, nl.s car1s rnt1sg.Qa Qsoo11n 4
ncdgsrs Nllins, Michael nserscn, ID HerrisL b
J0hs BFCmn Slidsr sgsldins, ki.. Mary zSssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20
NYw YORK HERALD SUNDAY. JANUARY 20 1857

seen out ON cantor side BY sids, wing with sach
other for the right OF way along the snow-carpesed
slroeta
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A MEXICAN CHAMPION g., Be-
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We have taken the agency of this justly eele-
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M pICAL I
ID EPARATOR APILI.I.

IL "
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BORDERS, SC.
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and will be constantly receiving, choice S"Ie''
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All orders for Paper Hanging, Wnd""
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distance car consult the Madame by mail with
cnna1 safety and satisfaction to Themselves as if
in nerson. a full and explicit chart, written
ont with all inquiries answered and likeness
onclosld sent by mail on receipt Of price above
n,ont;oned The strictest secrecy will be main
tnined and all correspondence returned or de-
stro7ed References of the highest order fur
nisSad those desiring them. Write plainly the
dav W Of Of the month and year in which you were
born, m enclosing small lock of hair. Address,
80 - 49, MADAME e.. A. PERRIGO,
ap lo.1y P. 0. Drawer 293. Buffalo, N. 7.
#CALTl sALT!! SAITlll
To arrive per schr. w. II. Leavers- "
900 sacks G. a. Salt
5 500 sacks S. & D. Salt.
+ 200 sacks MarshalTs Salt; a @
For sale low, from Vessel, By Sy,,onn : oo
ap o. NO. 8, hlng street.