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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-30

~ II E GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
/ DR.. J. w. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COM
POUND. Cures Sore Throat Colds, Coughs,
Dptheria, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Rlood,
and Pulmonary elections generally.
1t is a remarkable remedy for Kid
ney Complaints Diabetes, Diff
Guilty of voiding Urine,
Bleeding from the
Kidneys and
Bladder,
Gravel and other Complaints.
Boston, Jan. 20, 1863
PoLANDs WHITE PINE CoMPoUND.--Aft hav-
ing given it a thorough trial we can confiden-
tally recommend Poland's White Pine Com
pound as q very valuable article for the cure OF
colds, coughs, and pulmonic complaints gen
eraly. In several cases we have known it to
give prompt relief when all other remedies
had been tried and failed. 1t is an article,
which in a climate so promotive of sudden and
severe colds as is that of New England, ought
to be in every family; and we are sure that
those who once obtain it and give it fair trial,
will not thereafter be willing to be without it,
Boston Journal.
VALUABLE MEDICINE. DR.. Polands White
Pine Compound. advertised in our colun n, is a
successful attempt to combine and apply the
medicinal virtues of the White Pine BARK 1t
has been thoroughly tested by people in this
city and vicinity, and the proprietor has testi-
monials to it's value from persons well known to
our citizens. We recommend its trial in all
those cases Of disease to which it is adapted. 1t
is for sale by all our Druggists.-tN. \. MdI.
The White Pine Compound is now sold in
iery part Of the United States and British Prov.
inces Prepared ut the New England Botanic
Depot, Boston, Mass 236-E
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-30

CANOER, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
~ Complaint rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c;
cured. A Book of 100 pages, sent free to inva-
lids. Address r. GREENE, M D., 10 Temple
Place. Boston,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-30

An Act III relation TO the service OF tfuS-
tee process on corporations.
1t isheredy enacted, dc.
SEC. /. 1t shall be sufficient service
OF trustee process upon corporations,
that the officer making said service leave
n true and attested copy of his process,
within the time now prescribed by law,
either with the clerk, cashier, or SUI
perintendent of said corporation.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act relating to appeals from the
judgment of justices of the peace.
1T is her eby enacted, DC.
SEC. |. Section seventy of chapter
thirty-one of The General Statutes, snail
be so construed that an appeal from the
Judgment of a justice of the peace shall
be allowed in any case in which the
validity OF any tax, or tax bill, or war
rant shall in good faith be put in issue
by the pleadings or by the proof.
SEC. =. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. 10, 1863.
An act To construe section twenty Of
chapter thlrty-six of the Genera
Statutes, relating to dispositions and
witnesses.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section twenty of chapter
thirty six of the General Statutes, shall
be so amended as to read as follows:
Any party or witness in any cause
pending before any of the courts in this
State, or before auditors or referees, and
any witness in any criminal cause pend
ing before any of said courts, shall not
be liable to be arrested or imprisoned or
detail ned by virtue of any civil process
whatever, while going to, attending at,
or returning from such court, or the
trial o. such cause.
SEC. 2. This Actshall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. Is, 1868.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-30
La,Cs IF TeymOnf, 4. ID. 1868.

Public Acts, designated by the Score
tory of State for publication IN the neacs
papers.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-30

An Act regulating the sale of coal an6
petroleum oils.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Connecticut holds her town meet
ings on Monday next Though these
are local elections, they are usually Of
interest previous to Presidential cleo
tons, as indicating how steady habits"
will vote On Tuesday, the 18th OF
October, elections viii be held in Ne
braska, Indiana, Ohio and Penesylva-
MIA. In Nebraska Governor, Repre-
sentative in Congress, State officers and
Members Of Legislature are chosen;
and il is probable that the contest Will
be very close Indiana will elect Gov
arnor and State officers, Representa-
tivCs in Congress and members Of Leg.
islAture Great confidence is expressed
in the success Of the Republicans. Ohio
will elect state officers and members OF
Congress. All parties agree that the
Republicans will carry the state. The
only efforts Of note by the Democrats
will be to elect VAllandigham, Gen.
Morgan Dickinson. and Estey to Con-
grces Their districts lie close 10 West
Virginia and Kentucky. Pennsylvania
is tho battle ground Of the Republic
State officers, MemerS Of Congress and
Legislature are 10 be elected Both
parties claim the victory with apparent
" equal confidence. West Virginia
viii also hold her election ON the 22d
10 elscl a Governor. State officers and
members q Congress and Of the Legis-
lature. The Democrats have claimed
tAis State. as indeed they have Tor years
past,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

-Thore are eighty-seven subordinate lodges
of Good Templars IN Vermont
a meeting has been called at Igtisnd, 20 or
ganise County Historical Society. IL is TO be
located in that .lace.
In drunken Irish melee in ST. AIhsns on
saturday evening, Sept. 10, one mAa, Richard
Huntiy vas beaten 10 beath Michael COnlin,
Peter Doyle and Lara McGarvin did it, All
have baen arrested.
"a Terrible misfortune recently befoll Henry
Hyde q Aouktou, who had his hAnds ca, on in a
tnswing machine.
A MuHnsa ~ HrSRsBURSa. Mr. Perry Russell
M I'D satisman residing In Hinosburgh, sAs
ranTlarvi sisoui nine o'clock on saturday evening
last. He wAa called 10 bis door by sons unlnown
person &sla struck down, the murderer using an
Old gate hinge % commit tho deed. Mr.. Russell
vas wealthy farmer, respected BY Ali who knew
him The murderer secured tin box containing
bonds and papers And escaped. Mrs. Russell ran
dawn cellar and cut by back door 10 alarm the
RsighEoEs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Returns from al the cities and
towns of MAine--nearly AL Of them Of
fciAl. and furnished TO the Associated
Press by the Secretary Of States Office
exhibit the following result: Cham
bsrlain, 7S.727; Pillsbury. 5S,455 Ag-
gregate sote, 49, 82 Chamberlain
majority, 20.l72. II is the opinion at
the Secresary's ONCE that with the cor
reetions Of the returns by the official
report, and the addition Of the few
plantations not yet counted, the major
ity for Chamberlain win be increased
nom two 10 three hundred beyond The
above figures The official vote last
year wac an follows: Chamberlain, ST.
500; Pillsbury, 1880; Chamberlain's
majority. II,342 The Republicans in
creased their vote is, 295, and the Dem
ocrats 9.a65. The largest vote ever
thrown in Maine before this year was
In 1890, when the Republican VOTE was
70.O30, and the Democrat 54.os0 The
Republicans have exceeded their larg-
ost previous vote by $500. and the
Democrats thar largest previous vote
by 1870 No further or more accurate
report than the above can be obtained
until the votes are counted and official
ly declared by the Legislature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06


Later details by mail from South
America more than confirm the earlier
Geographic accounts of the fearful char
acter Of the late earthquake in that I'M
fortunate country. No book of horrors
ever equalled the dreadful record of
that appalling disaster. In one of the
inland towns, built over some immense
silver mines, the crust of earth gave
way precipitating houses and people
instantaneonsly into that fearful abyss;
and city Of 10000 thus disappeared
in moment.
In another place, the earth yawned
open, and closed again SO rapidly, the
falling wretches we're caught between
The closing walls Of the earth, and pre-
sented the unparalleled sight Of crew
ice in the earth, from which protruded
human heads, feet and arms Of the per-
sons thus suddenly caught and crushed
TO death.
In the great Lisbon earthquake, tho
chief loss Of life arose from the sinking
OF the mar BILE pier on which TIE fright
ened people had sought safety. The
ground under the harbor opened in
simultaneously and pier and people were
swallowed, and, as far as known, hurl-
cd far beneath the waters into a chasm
suddenly formed; and then the rocks
closed up again, but at much greater
depth than the previous bottom Of the
harbor. Tho South American earth
quake shows several instances quite as
fearful as this.
Not only we're the living buried, but
the dead we're disinterred, and five
hundred skeletons were thrown up By
the beaving Of the land in a certain
cemetery Many thousands were kill
ed by the falling of the houses. II is
almost impossible that the actual loss Of
life can ever be definitely ascertainod.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

IA Governs TisnssFf. - laa.sisns Il b = Nsi-
inFsan. ~ rs1srts ~ hspuiliashs = Do STATE
=, vsa esxaalssa 40 Caasa-lous - BE- ts.inss
tAsst Is ~ asssi si.ssi ls-esssssss rsrins eeCs
~ masussg rs asasa Hssl t.4iAN ~ Fhs8efs
ssga "a a,sxrprs wsrsaaatAs veio = seeAl
Eazsisss ~ usy mako sous ass-ostieps e -
F@Fss. ~ ass7 pstssus sssaus 81 t,aals issN
b sisss o. Fsssae q aftas ls'isrs ~ nossasrF.
ans ne ts.ls.rsi rssTls I'll - snlsss8 vitb tha
assurss ~hstl Uorsgnss WsFmcsth hAs ,Aksn
Attssusy osnsral EvaFts hhs a. yst taAru ~
sfteiAl sesu tvlsssvs - en- sTFsrosrling usSi .
ysssrssn DAVIS upau Tie as-ssisg 4 ne Unii-
I'D stasss Dsstrscs Csartl Cesssssr Al IsohunssA
tls eAss sal be- called. asa the counsyi tE sao
tsaseFusebs and asfsucs ID resPnnd us sald
thss ne rnitsd States isistroi Atiarnes ~ yir-
giua vSn asuaana lhai TIE oass b. 9iad, thcarh
he has resolved 10 snsaracsAsns fryan the A,lar-
sey Geaofnl % ths snl8ect u i shlkrly. hos
ever, tat ths cas- 81 Be hEo1ght 70 trial Ia o.
tobor
ms President promised he AAbamA dsiosA-
tara yesterday. that ths requisite number q
trus.ys ~ man tanning order 10 that STATE shal
b. huraiahed aha ths SECRETARY n Warts author
lied 70 rnAks The necessary Arrangements. Tabs
sctou Of ths Presidchi is probably dine in part 10
Tie Camilla massacre, which has demonstrated
The fact tina. Tie foqacst u TIE loyal people Of
the South for Quilted ssAtes troups 10 prosees
them 10 their nghts IL inspired BY no idlo fcArs
bat By danger which Is real aud imminent Mr.
Johnson has placed himself above party in this
matter and il seemingly received upon oonsoi-
sntioas discharge 81 his official duty.
Col Alexander. The lately appointed Postmaster
Of Washington, is much more popular than his
predooessor and 10 = leAding man in the Repub-
linAn party IN the District Of Columbia He is de-
voting himself 10 carrying out many much need.
I'd reforms In bis Office Having, for that pur-
pose, turned over the management Of his exten-
sive Patent Agency business 70 his Junior partner
I Capt JAmes NJ Mason, who served calamity in
the oolonefs regiment during the war. Tho sol.
der firm of Alexander 4 Mason procures NOR,
patents foT inventors than any other firm in Wash.
ington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

The vbrk nambeF u votes IN the
Elee&arAi College is 81. % shAl lSs
vo4ps oansaitahs . Hasaray. The Dol
lovsag Stmaau arr oeFtAaA fo cs@l THAR
Votes sss Grant and Collar iIiinois
Is. Indlana ~. Iowa il. Kansas 3. Name
7. Ms~acApsslsa II. Msehssan 8. Min-
na@otA 4. Mis~san II, Nevada s. New
HAnvmAire s. Ohio IL. Rhodc IalAnd 4.
varreoas 8. West Virginia S. Wisconsin
.. North Carolina 2. Tenneusse "a. Sou.h
CAroliBA G, FlondA 8 TolAl for Grant
ISL This oaloalktsoa, u vii be obsorv-
cd. elects Grant svun il Pennsylvania,
q STATE that 50 consider Grant morally
certain 81. goes for Seymour, and gives
Seymour New York and ali The South
ern States bat three II must also be
remembered that Of the States We con.
oeds 10 Seymour there are bat four that
be is oertasa 10 carry New jersey, Ken
tnoly. Maryland and Delaware. In
New York. Connecticut, California and
Oregon the oonies, Is very evenly bal
snoed. and in the remaining States a
verdict for seymour is not a, all assur-
sd. We are confident that nj ths best
Seymour viii not carry more than ten
States. and probably no, more than
eight
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

HoKKiHE BvreHEm At SIS, An Ital-
ian vessel tho Theresa, trading on tho
coast o. China, was recently the scene
o. fearful slaughter committed by
coolies. The particulars Of this TRACE
dy are as follows
The Theresa LEFT Macao on The 9th Of
February With SOC coolies and cargo
Of silk. tea, SC Al the end Of o. days
she arrived in sight OF the shores Of
New Zealand, While tho crew were
occupied in the fore part OF the vessel
the coolies rushed to the cabin aud
seized the arms lying there They then
attacked the crew. and in about ten
minutes dozen sailors (Italans) we're
killed, hacked to pieces, and flung into
the sea. The second mate who defend
ed himself brayely, received tho con-
tents OF a gun fred close to him by
sailor who was forced TO commit muir.
der. The boatswain's mate received 10
wounds and was put in irons After so
days Of horrible fortunes mails being
driven into his head he was killed
about As hours before tho vessel arriv
ed OF the coaet Of China.
After having exterminated nearly tho
whole OF the crew the coolies began
fighting among themselves, and fifty OF
them were killed. The victorious par.
ty then proceeded to docapitate the
dead, whose heads, packed in boxes,
were slowed away in the hold Tho
unfortunate wife Of the captain was con-
fined between decks. and was subjected
to the most cruel treatment.
The majority Of the coolies we're pi-
rates, and were perfectly acquainted
with the use Of the compass and with
the charts. They compelled the cap
tain to steer for the port Of Tim Peck.
On arriving here the Theresa was pill
LACED by them, and the maDdnrins aid
ed in stripping the vessel In this con
dition the vessel, abandoned by the pi-
rates, arrived at Macao having on board
the remainder OF the crew, consisting Of
eight sailors and the wife Of the cap
tain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

THERE'S prospect this fall Of hav-
ing an election in the city d New York
that will Ia 50 fair and free irom fraud
- possible Heretofore there have been
Iond oompIainis d ehsaling IN the
counting d the votes cast This year
unusual care hes besn~xereised in the
sslsciion Of Inspectors and canvasscrs
By the Poliee Commissioners. The Sua
says that ihs Old appolnsess have been
pretty thoroaghly woededoat. and none
bus Trustworthy men VIII be selected 70
perform tAess important duRes The
election districts have been increAasdio
$40. % hal Tiers can be no possible
ground q csmplaintnn 70 wani Of op.
possaniiyss vote II d estimated that
the total vots q TIE city viii be about
ISo.oo0 on these The the RepublieaHa
claim 4S.oeo. gising he Democrats =
majority ~ l0.000 The DemocEAts e..
inmate ihs Rspahlin4n vote ~ less than
$4,000 Hssch xhoaId be The fact il
Wi Ia Al probability be made fairly
z0aniiast. bat ths rsduetSon o. the Re.
puhlicAn vots by misOcuHting In The
sAAvsaa. - il : alleged has hsrst0fors
hsen ths practices viii be sxcesdSngiy
aAcalt. Il nos impossible. The fraud.
al~nt voaS win alsO be largely caEtAiled,
ssthe ''rspvatsrA ara known and mara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

An excl ting incident occurred on
the Hudson River railroad, q few days
ago. An intoxicated fireman took pos
session Of loco motive al Poughkeep-
sic, and started it of at lightning speed
In order to prevent collision and
great loss Of hle. the station master at
New Hamburg was ordered by tele-
graph to open a switch and throw the
engine from the track; but the machine
with It's drunken driver. went tearing
by the station before the order could
be executed Directions were then sent
ahead TO have the track torn up. This
recourse, however. proved to be unnec-
essary. a. the engine. which luckily hap
peOed 10 have it's pumps at work ear
rying cold water into the boiler. soon
after stopped itself from lack Of steam
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

faF b was discovered vfsh his mothcr
IN aarlsastpb, ihas having come in
from HiResbureh saturday morning.
they claim Close seosiionips brought
cat aoihing suspicious OF onnnectibs
BushA with The affair. and BE was let
ro he is yopng fellow ~ "a Who
worked iot Mr Russell las, August,
and len, having so,ls disagreement
with some q The household. and being
severely reprimanacd ~ Mr. Rassrll
No clue was obtained 10 the perpe
traitor q the murder SUNDAY.
Every means u dssoctsng tho mnr.
dorcr vii DO employed The direction
evidently taken by him Leads Is the sas
picion that be may have taken The 10
p N. train south on the Rutland RAl
read, at Shorhurn; the distance is but
about four miles and he might have
easily walked there ia time search
wili be- made southwark, anil mcn have
been sent IN every direction along the
different roads, aud the railroad STA.
tons viii be carefully watched.
A reward Of $500 ia offered by the
family for the apprehension Of the mur
derer, apda ike sum by the seloclmon
Of Hinesburgh,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

The Governor and Council OF Mass
achusetts have substantially stopped
the excavation OF the hole in the Hoo
sac Mountain. '1n this step" says the
Boston Transcript, 'these State Off
cials will be fully sustained by the pub
lie sentiment Of the Commonwealth. -
The opinion Of the Transcript is not ac-
cepted as law and gospel by the people
Of Massachusetts,. however.
"A contract for the construction Of
tho underground railroad in Now York
has been concluded with The English
engineers, who built the London I'M
derground railway, and they expect to
enter upon the work al an early day.
Dir II. b. Duncan, WAC sailed from
Liverpool on the steamer Scotia, on
Saturday, took out the contract for the
approval Of the board OF directors
The procession Of Veterans at Phil
adelphia, on Friday is said to have ex-
tended over line Of FIVE miles The
parade Of Friday evening far exceeded
The procession Of tho day, rs all the in
vincibles and other campaign clubs
turned ont. Notwithstanding the
crowds that lined the streets through
which the procession passed. e large
mass Of the people assembled In front
Of ths Union League House, and =
meeting VAS organized.
---Gen. Sicklea said. in Ons Of hiz
spsschaa in reply 70 the coppsrhead
complaints respecting the national debt,
that We are ready to idemnify Mr.. Pen
dleton aud all other peace men 70 the
exact amount u their share Of the ma
iional Indebtedness in Coniedsrnte
Eaonsy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

&C. n Hitchcock has killed in sandgate, in
thirty-two DAYS, this season, s0A woodchnohs.---
During four day. in september he brought 10 an
untimely end l02 Of The "yArmints.T
Bans BuRSED. A barn containing about IA tons
az hay, belonging to Mr.. CLARK Hnow, sandgAte,
v1 burned Friday might, the 2eth nlt quppos-
cd 70 be the work Of an incendiary. On the fol
lowing saturday, John Morey OF SYNDICATE, Was
arrested upon suspicion Of being the incendiary
in salem. NJ ", and brought to tbs State line by
the Salem oficsrs, and delivered over TO the off,
ciAis o. Rupert, and taken before W. b. Randall,
Rsq Of sandgsta, for examination.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Mr. Upham, Of whom we spoke two weeks
since. died Monday night the 2sth ult, aged IS
years. For % days he ats no food, except little
the third day before he died; be drank about half
common glas Of wstor In twenty four hours, and
for ton consecutive days he drank no water.
The wantAstequstt Base Ball Club Of North
Londonderry, new organization Of only four
weeks service in the field, vAnquished the Farm
ere Club q Andoyer-'' q two years olda-in 70.
cent match. byA score Of "a TO II. Areturn game
was played last week, We learn. when the Farm
era were successful in laying out" the wAntasti-
quetts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

The TAmmany Hail leaders have
conceded to John Morrissey a renon-
inAfion for his present position As rep
reseBtatiye Of the hith New York dis
triel The indepcndsnt democrats,
vho have no enthusiasm for Yankee
salliyans old antagonist, win doubtless
pat General Nelson Taylor in the 6eld
against him- With the assistance d
rupuhlicanA. who in that district have
no hope ~ eAsetieg G candidate o. their
Own, Gen. Tsylor'a iriends entertAin a
hope hat be Ray be eAosan- lie has
fair nilia=ry and professional rsaord
and whsn > member a Congress Wa
BotSd tOx his iadasixy and fidelity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

The Mobile Tribune 10 a recent
article iniormS iis readers What the
kaLluE win do when they elect sey-
mour and Blair. u says "0ne Of tie
frst things 80 wiil ssk will be the ns-
sumption Of The confed crate debt
This is prselnded By The anshdmtat
known A. the I4th article. Bat the
democracy deny that this amendment
mas been legally adopted. ThlA. IL faAy
be Aaid, il the result d The promise 10
Hampton. AID il made "a guaranty u
their good faith
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

How CHIoAGo PHYsIcAS PRrsoEBrD
ron MAINE DEMocnAT.- gentleman
Of Chicago ON visit in Maine, just be-
fore election, met m old friend busily
canyassing the crowd in railroad car
After the usual greeting, he said; 1T
seems TO be nm exciting time here,
Dave; to which party do you belong ?"
"Pm Democrat, by ," said Dave.
"and we mean TO carry the State r
"Ah well, I'm not much Of a poll
tician, but i believe Governor Perry.
Of South Carolina, belongs to your par
ty, doesn't her,
HE does" replied Dave,
"And Wade Hampton Z"
Yes
"And Robert Toom be 7"
Yes"
"And Howell Cobb ?"
"Yss."
"4nd Robert Forrest r.
Yea"
80 that is the company you keep.
do your asked the Doctor
Dave was suddenly seized with de-
sire for information as TO tho agricul-
tural resources Of the West
Three days later the day after the
election---the doctor met another friend
who cried out. Look here Doe, you
were too much FOR Dave"
How 20 ?" said the Doctor.
HE took The matter into prayerful
consideration; didDtiike The crowd you
put him into. and went yesterday and
voted The straight Republican ticket
clean throughi'
The doctor rs a hom@pathist; but in
politics, at Least. he acknowledges that
large dose is good prescription.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Says radical paper in Pennsyl-
vania Whenever democrat sets up
the claim that Seymour was loyal dur
ing The war. ask him who made II nec-
essary 70 withdraw an army from the
'front.' 10 suppress his nots 10 the rear 7"