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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

PEocnEprses N TIE SENATE OF VERMONT
ON THE DEArH on Ex-Goy JoHN A. An
DREw.In tho Senate on Tuesday after
noon last. the joint resolution of respect
TO the memory of the late John A. An
drew Of Massachusetts, it having passed
the House in the early part Of the day,
WAS, by appointment, taken from the
table At 3 O'Clock aud unanimously
adopted in concurrence Previous to
it's passage, Hon. Harmon Garfield, q
Senator from the County ofBennington,
rose and spoke substantially as follows:
Mr. President 1t is eminently prop
er, in my judgment, that this General
Assembly should take notice Of the death
Of the distinguished son Of Massachu-
setts that has been 30 recently announc-
ed. / do not rise to announce an eulo-
gy upon his public services, for I do not
feel competent to perform the task. He
had attained national reputation from
his services ut the opening hour of the
great rebellion, in the prompt manner
with which he organized the troops Of
the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
aud sent them forward to protect the
national capital in the hour Of danger
Ii will be remembered that it was Mass
achusetts troops that were attacked ii
the city Of Baltimore on the 10Th o.
APRIL 1861, and shed the first blood il
caGseof Liberty and the maintenance o
the constitution aud the government
None can have forgotten the lang1ag,
oi Gov. Andrew ia reference to the tw,
martyrs who fell at that time: "Beqi
them tenderly to their homes word,
which reached tie hearts of the Who'll,
American people, and Of once eyincec
the kind heart and great loyalty Of thi,
distinguished gentleman Thus it il
fitting, sir, that we should do honor tc
the memory Of the man whose loyalty
patriotism aud efficiency organized thai
band OF usen who first responded to th,
call in hours Of the eountrys peril
Also his administration ot the fnancia
and military affairs Of bis State during
The sAr has been unparalleled in iht
history of tie nation, and commanded
the warmest admiration Of the world
/ His character as 4 lNwyer and citizen
needs no words from me, for they ar,
fully known and appreciated BY ali ID,
people oi New England trust ID,
resolution vii te unanimously adopted
After tie vote vas taken. % motor
q Hon. George v. Hepdee, Sena,oi
from The county of Lamoille, the senat,
adjourned 81, q respect H. The memor,
u Cos. Andrew.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

A TREAoHERous HfaHwAY.--0nce lot
the people got poisoned with thewretch-
ed falsehood that, in order to carry On
the work Of the church and meet it's
costs, they must contrive some round
about device of sale, or fair, or picnic
a mixture of merchandise, cajolery, and
merry making, by which the few shall
be deluded into parting with more than
they want to give, and the many shall
be educated into the worse delusion Of
supposing that they arc not TO surrcnd-
er anything unto Christ that died for
them without an ostensible equivalent
taken back, and they strike at the root
Of all Christian charity, while the name
is ON your lips. You cast up treach-
erous highway for the Lords feet. You
hide out OF sight the central reality OF
sacrifice, which is the giving up TO God
OF that which cost the selfish heart
something. You eat out tho heart Of
the church to extend It's outward pros
perity. No scheme to endeavor TO car
ry up missionary zeal viii boar inspec-
ton which interposes worldly, or self
seeking, or ambitious motive between
the soul and the Saviour. DR.. Hunting
! TON
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

AFFEcTAuoE. There is nothing more
disgusting than affectation, whether in
the pulpit or out oft. Everything that
is not genuine displeases, more espec-
tally when it is brought into matters Of
such great aAd vital moment as religion.
The old saying that we must ourselves
weep, if we would make others weep
lies at the root Of all preaching. Men
must feel the value and importance OF
the duties which the desire to inculcate,
and inculcating them in their language
must come from their heart II this
we're more deeply felt, sermons would
be less dull and more profitable. Preach
ers would be guided by matter not by
time; they would leave Off when they
had said their say. and would not pro-
long their discourses by "yain repeti-
tions." which weary, and are without
profit, because they have allotted to
themselves 8 certain fixed time for their
sermons London Reaelo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12
A Forp FarHEa's Apvror 10 ns sos..

AFosD FGTHER's ADVICE no HIs Sog,-
AS you make your bed, my son, 70 you
must lie in it; but If You stuff it full oi
bills. you must soon find it very hard
lyingt to keep mattersin the least straight
Drive the dun from the door, and you
never need trouble yourself about bolt
ing; but if the bailiffs once begin knock
ing outside you win never know > mo.
ments rest. So be careful my son, how
you make your bed and avoid debt; for
believe me, many young man has bad
his bed snatched from under him, and
been thrown on the world simply from
sleeping on tick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

BENNINGTON a RUTI.AAB q. K--0a &aA afteI
- Essxsts B. Gsas J. sraiAs tis raad ~psl tNn ~
fufsNat
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Nests& Sasra 8stl lts1ts sra4Hs HegMsgesaH as -
: o.. Nvssh n4ssiastosi sis ssaes rAkfisfasf siG
eh.slrg .aas Ess1 pgfs.s ias1 Na1h nafssi svzs A.
ssFs 81 R#sssaa Il 1881
Fssiest - s5Aisss i-svee issHf gien a
assaFs NsargA Bsnninetaa tss Aaaga ehafgt1arF u
sAshfbxss 81 krsinssaa less seaesfi AID tf& : 80
eeessef sr Eass Nasesi G's hsfsa tsTsI ~ sFy3ss
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12
IElncIrnrr,ithinr.

THE Subscriber having purchased and
ssifs 5.assssslan - M Sbs tsssegsy ccrCfars 2
sist Dsilsa % fta = tes ses fft tfes - a. .
Ebas " w& Tauassaa ~ ~ ssss asti fass
Gee cal g. AN0 hh
Rasassslss sass ie ltsfs fs-sU
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

Grx GuNr Ar CoRsSrn No man IN
tbe country possessos greater control
over himself than Gen Grant Gen.
Webster, his formar chief u ssAif, states
that during his long and intimate con-
nection with bum BE- never saw bis chief
display any exhibition 81 tempSr except
upon two occasions. one0 whom be de-
soclod private soldier ds6hng 9 spring
oi water near Donelson, and afterwArd
At Cgnnth, when suffering an indiguity
from Hallook. After Johnson's defeat
and death at Shilo Beauregard It will
be remembered, rctroatod 20 Corinth
and fortified Halleok summoned his
Generals 10 council of war % deter
mine upon the best means for dislodging
the enemy. One after another was cal
led upon for his views. When Grant
suggested his plan Of attack. Halleck
pooh,poohed It in the most insulting
aud indignant manner. The iormer
made no reply. His lowor lip, however
became very iremulous, showing that
he koenly felt the indignity, and upon
returning to his tent he was depressed
for hours, he yet made no allusion 10
the occurrence, beyond remarking to
his chioi-of-staif that Halleck deeply
wronged him. Subsequently, when
Boauregard bad escaped southward, il
became clearly apparent 10 all the GEN
erals, that had Grants advice been Ia
ken, Corinth would not only have been
captured, but Beaurogard's army would
have been cut in twain, and tho retreat
Of portion Of il cut off
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

Women require more sleep than men.
and less than those engaged in any
othef occupation. Editors, reporters,
printers, and telegraph operators, need
no sleep st al Lawyers can sleep as
much a. they choose, and keep out Of
mischief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

DEMoRALuED. During the battle Of
Kingston brigade Of North Carolina
Junior Reserves behaved badly and re-
treated before the Union forces A gen
eral seized one Of the fugitives and held
this conversation with him
General What are you running
for ?"
Junior--"Oh, General ths Yankees
were shooting"
Gensral--"Why didn't yon shoot back
again 7 Aintyou ashamed OF yourself 2
You ara crying Ike baby"
Junior (blubbering ri wish / pas
baby. Oh, / wish was gal baby"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

WnAT CmNAMAS CAN ENpuRE The
Chinese often endure much suffering
for their religions sake. Besides long
and fatiguing pilgrimages, they yolun
tarily suffer many physical torturos;
one Of these is the burning of a finger
on the altar OF Ningpo. A string is
tied tightly around the finger under
the second nuckle; the hand is then
surrounded by ball Of clay, and tho
fist doubled up leaving one finger stick
ing out Round this finger is tied
sandal-wood, which in lighted, and
boiling resin or oil poured upon it. Tho
person operated on sits in chair un-
tied, with the burning hand on tho altar.
Nothing prevents HIM moving his hand
at any moment The torture will bo
discontinued the moment he desires it.
Can we Christians show as much living
faith as that?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

Mr.. Hamill, the oaFsmau, Is q gen
lenlau aud q seuuer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12

'erley say cotton is declining" er-
claimed al old lady a. she removed
her spectaeles and laid down her paper.
Il Thought 70. = she continued 4for tho
last thread ! used was very feeble"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-12
THE EQUINOX HOUSE,

Open lssa Jane 81 octaber1
Al tas flo, 81 MOUNT EQUINOX, among The Green
M9anfalues
ruRE air,
coon Trout FISHING
Aaares 3. X. cBps, Manchester VI
Routes to Mnnohenter.
Thssas M4Hsssn River Railroad Train from New
Y8fk 80 Troy ard Ratiapdt reaches hanchefieF 81
Is
fhe mardHr Tfafn ffafn sprlRFassA, Mass, rsa brat
rhtfu anG beiosss Falls. connects ai kattAud Siu
44Fp fitin fsf aHoheelcr
Srw York p&ssengefs ria Athsus, or Aibsny and
eafAtags rassh Aanchestcf By Bennington q katiAnd
RsIfnsa ieaesae Guntad st6A -. or ~ ~.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Horace Maynard very tersely express
es the change needed in the laws of this
country. He says: LET our laws AMI
our Institutions speak not of white men,
not of red men, not Of black men, not Of
men of any complexios; but, like the laws
of God-the Ten Commandments and
the Lords Prayer lie them speak of the
people,"
never bet emmy stamps on the man
who is always telling what he would
have did if he had been thare. l have
notised that this kind never got thare.
Faith don't appear to me to be emmy
thing more than tip top good sense; aud
the faith there is in this world now won't
keep man fiom falling to the bottom
Of a well if be let's go of the curb to spit
on bis hands.
A GOOD Methodist minister out West,
who lived on very small salary, was
greatly troubled at one time TO get his
quarterly installment. He bad called on
his steward number of times, but at each
time had been put off with some excuse.
His wants at longth became urgent, and
he went to the steward and told him he
must have the money,as his family were
suffering for The necessaries Of life.
money p replied the steward, "you
preach for money? thought you preach
ed for the good Of souls"
Souls r'replied the minister,"I can't
eat souls; ard if could it would take a
thousand such as yours 10 make single
meal!'
The Hsralds Havana letter of the
29lh ult. SAYS, that royal order has been
received, valuing slaves Mt $500 or less,
which is about the expense Of Chinese
coolie for eight years. This is looked upon
as decided step towards the abolition Of
slavery.
A gentleman once asked little e ri,
an only child. how many sisters she had,
and was told''three or four" Her mother
asked Mary when they were alone, what
had induced her to tell such IN untruth.
"Why mamma, "cried Mary, i didn' want
him TO think you were so poor that you
hadn't but one child. Wouldn't no
thought we were dreadful poor"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-08
NEWS AND MIscELl
COOsIp AbOut Writers.
From the n. \. Gazette, |
Summons.

Circuit Court-Pierce County. I. ". Pierce
against Harriet Pierce.
The State Of Wisconsin, 10 Harriet Pierce.
Defendant
UOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Ct Isaac ".
Pierce, Plaintiff. 4 copy ot which is filed IN
the office of the Cierk OF the Circuit Court.
AID 10 serve copy OF your answer on the
subscriber. at his office. IN the City Of Pres.
cot. in said county. within twenty days af-
Ter tie service hereof upon you. exclusive of
TIE day Of such service aud il You fail TO
answer said complaint as hereby required,
the Plaintiff viii apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness. Hon. II J.. Humphrey, Judge, this
10th day Of April, 1867
2.w6 =. D. PIERcE, Plfrs ATTY.
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Italian or american Marble.
NOTICE.

Noti,e Is hereby given that the annual Col
lection List. for tie 9th Collection District III
the state Of Wisconsin, (menticned in section
40 Of the Excise Law is now IN my hands
f,r collection. and that the duties therein
named have become due and payable. and
thai will attend at the Office of J. Q. Bur
TON. Deputy Collector for Pierce County, at
Prescott. on, the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1867
% ~ecqive the same. All persons who shall
neglect TO pay the duties and taxes so as afore-
said assessed upon them to the Collector with
in the time specified. shall be liable to pay
i've Der eeutum additional upon the amount
tb,leof CHAS. SHUTTER.
L. s. Collector. 9th Collection District, State
81 Wisconsin.
Dated Sparta, Wis, Ma! Is, 1857.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Anna HARVEY would inform the ladies
that she has just received from the Eastern
Market. full supply of all the latest styles of
HATS, BONN ETS,
RIBBONS. LACES.,
FLOWERS. BUTTONS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &FANCY GOODS
of all kinds.
A full assortment constantly kept on hand.
Dress making done TO order. We shall spare
no pains to please. Please call and examine
the Goods. Shop on Broad St., Prescott,
wisconsin.
April 10.
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PUBLIsaED livery SATURDAY.
Rates Of Advertising

One hundred words VIII be counted as
square Of solid matter over lC0 words will
he conntcd as two squares ever 200 words
hs three squares. etc. etc,
Legal advertisements at the rates prescrib-
81 5y Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will
he charged 80 per cent above these rates.
Special notices IS cents per line for first
Insertion, and 10 cents tor each subsequent
assertion.
Transient Advertisements must be paid for
"a advance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered. viii
tic continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
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Boot and Shoe Shop.

WYNN. LEESEMAN has opened a Boot
w and Shoe Shop on Broad Street. and
is prep I'd 10 manufacture anything in his line
in the best of style and at reasonable prices.
Those wanting Work done should send In
their orders at once. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WM. LEESEMAN.
Prescott. March 30. 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-08


depths; some living on sandy
others in rocky, others an mu6
tiles; some sluggish, like th
others active, like the sharks Il
bsrOids; some perish quickly {
,ter, as those with widely open
the herring others live a lon
ter being caught, ike the eel
travel over land, or climb tree
oadbHS ScdatleHS " But until
of the material sea send up ON
number to tell Us about them
own mouth, We shall never knO
deal about the habits of the 2
world.
We. who swim an the sea of
ourselves, however, see what
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-08
IsPRING TRADE, 1897.

y so sE- We request the special atten-
:. - Stion Of Country Merchants to the large
Sy (and attractive stock of all Goods in the
: Z IWholesale Dry Goods line. which we
. e fare now offering at our new Warehouse
g EMO. 4l2 Broadway. New York.
3 s. eE- Buyers visiting the city are So
- 81 )licited to call upon us.
gT- We give particular attention to
4 borders by mail, which will be filled at
O y PAS low prices as if the buyer was per"
= z psoually present Circulars. with full
. - particulars, sent on request.
8 2( sN- We call attention TO the high
s S<reputation our house has enjoyed for
{ * Smany years, and assure all who may
deal with us of fair and liberal treat
p Ei ment. TRACY. IRWIN d CO,
8 as 4I2 Broadway. N. Y.
y March |. 1857. 49-m2
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/ wonder il You see that chain
On memory dim horizon.
There's not a lOyelier picture, Jan
To Test even your sweet eyes on
The haystacks each an airy tent;
The notch a gate of splendur;
and river, sky and mountain blen
In twilight radiance tender.
1 wonder with a fitting pain
IL thoughts OF me returning,
are mingled with the mountains,
| stifie down that yesrning.
A rich mans wife, on yOu nO ciaI
Have /, lost dreams To rally;
Yet Pemigewassct sings your mar
Along It's winding valley,
Aud once / hoped that for Us twa
Might fall one calm life closing;
That CamptOn Hills might guard
la one green grave reposlnS.
They Say the old mans heart ~ n
IOu never thought "a, mover J
And, loving yOu alone, ] lock
The school house door forever.
-dHGHtjc il
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