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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

The apd lear q life tells spon y al more o.
isss vhai ~ We but ma,h esf The vital ptiaclple
8 ihe msuvt poser that ketf.s tht human engine Is
motan; bal teams pstons, coansoilon pipes con-
dfpseu and ass wsal oai "a az organs, muscles a.
Sues aad al iAe compound parts q Tia, piece
sfwort called Mas
The mechanism n he body reqnlfes 60 he repaired
and strengthened Just As much a. he mechanism cn
poyed 90 Fdai refH, spin cotton, or weave e,oth
st'hm cannot drive broken shan, ar impel drum ~
wheel that Is out o. gear neither can the vital force
aci ihrangh pnraly1cd inh. Or ~ Inert organ
ARE voc WEARING OUTy 10 yon fosl that an ,
one q your organs yopr stomach liver, bowels. nsr-
vous system ar any other Essential part u your az rani.
ration faiters IN j. work n So. repair the damage
with the most powerful yet harmless, ~ invlgoran,s
hosfErrEEs STOMACH BIrTERs. Rsneutsr
that debility "a ne beginning u the Eua9 that he
climax Of All weakness is universal paralysis Of The
system, and that such paralysis Is tie immediate pre-.
cursor o. DEATH
Don't wait lor disease 20 commit It's rayagcs before
You commence The Strengthening process. Keep The
whole body IL vigorous condition by J,rerentng a. Gr
asposslbe the nroads Of decay Repair the waste at
nature with IA, ufg's best toaic HosTErrRRs BIT.
1ERs
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New YORK Market. March 81

FLOuR-s0 .4099.75 for superfne State; sl0.l5
1910 for extra State; Sl0.70GIl.66 Cor faGcy do
10 s0gl035 for low grades Of Western extrf $1,000
all.25 for good to choice sprsg wheat do; 10 rs
Wl25O for Minnesota and Iowa do; Sl025n1o 80
Tor shipping Ohio; siO.759l42o for trade and fans
lly brands; Si0.sO9i270 tor amber winter wheat
extra Indiana and Michigan; l2266I4.l0 for white
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

THE HURRICANE AT ToRANTo.-
The hurricane that visited Toraatt
on Monday Of last week, though i
lasted bnt a few minutes, did mucl
damage The Grand Trunk Rail
way locomotive shop, a brick build
ing, Loo feet long aud 40 feet wide
was made a complete wreck, a wood.
shed, loo by 30 feet was completely
crushed, not even a post remained
standing. 4 man driving a lumber
Wagon along the shore, near the
Asylnm Water Works, was blown
off bis Wagon into the lake. The
lumber was blown TO the four winds
81 heaven and tile Wagon turned mp
side down. Three children who were
picking up chips were seen near tile
Old Fort, but since then no trace Of
them bas been found.
The roof of Miles immense coal
shed, 30 by 90 feet as well as the
lower portions Of the building. was
wrecked. Huge pieces Of timber Of
which the roof was constructed, were
carried distance Of 80 feet.
The cHpola, flagstaff and lightning
rod on the s.. Lawrence Hall, we're
blown down and fell on the roof OF
the building, the turret being carried
down 10 the dome.
Tie roof ~ al ice-honse was ear
RED on 10 the roof Of car factory.
smashing il to pieces. The distance
from the lce-house 10 the factory
cannot lie less thar 600 feet. and n
order TO clear lumber aud other build
iugs, the roof must have been carried
70 q highih Of % feet from the ground
4 railway car. standing opposite the
wcstern portion q the Union Depot,
WAS hiown 70 the east end of the
ward a tHe rate 81 - miles ia hour.
and hat.esi 81 Use track. Iuaamer-
able mlaos disasters are ala5 report
CT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

Gnm Is 90 Too hope which had
been enssriainaa lbst lhete sore meU
ID sat ~eaat4 who REGARDED taer cos
ssiuuaaal obligations - az alg9fe an
a.esasuea they could pes BY esd &
paris i ias t.aapp ealiag bere Iat
mere iHtlmAlsses @Hica have boon g.s
al oui ifom tame O. uma thai Saalo
So.Aga So would probably oppose tIb
umleacAmcat III t.e President, base
reealte3 Ia having 'bes Senators spot
81 by ibctr pAfis tpls aHd aud a. oven
whesmiDg pressure Brought % bear up.
0u them iium tbeir hama. One Sea-
aiay "a parslealas, ,Fho wm much ~
posed y Impeachment 4 lev weeks ago
- HDw ia Tie Iaala4l lead, anil iAo itn-
preston tonight i chat there wil. ~ 4
as..d Radical vote va iaTor Of e0nvrtioa.
Iae managers "a TIE part ot The House
and counee. iol ,he President, arc a.
boring ueo@alty. abd So parties vii
ba reaiy for the trial Boet0a ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

II seem pa d Tat TIE Fsa.ans
nay fei accomplish by agitation what
ihey failed b. dp ~ foree ~ arms.
They have sncaeeded ia arestng tAe
attention oial England Themow slug
gi4h in toe community ftd that some
heed mast BE pad u the claims Of tle
Irish aud among the ablest statesmen
~ the country are those who advocate
a thorough reform One proposition
II for RovcfBmsn, to interfere between
tenants aud landlords and commute the
present exorbilant and variable rent
Tor a fixed roui. Mr. Mil says that the
tins ~ passed for o mere amicable me-
dlaton II tie State between landlord
aud tenant. that there must be judicial
inquiry and compulsory powers The
opinion is gaining grounds and growing
almost 10 . panic point that something
must be dome without delay, and in the
excitement 81 the hour, it seems proba-
lie that ireland. after waiting patiently
Tor years, may obtain something Like
justice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

fsea fwvtaw lsesHrae ifm ~
lafa mn i6 TESTS sss sas 81
si.s e e ssres Hepatsosa
aeales hi as Coz ist4 CaTcH
fans esl ~ tsssfv Tbefe see esgafy
ou eate d hae oaHd SEES
Cos HaHsm I'd uso3b. e HAna
ta. are ma bzta 1wo J@8ess "a ibt
eiate sarfepe ssf, &. i4asaAr ar
Am wta i uHHaeF a eE Desire
Judges en- e ealsra u ihg isis.aeaf
fegefsf 0eat lAwsefs anl y9afnal
ists. are a tee'et Toe csareuto
vas cagg = By small majority il
fsemegei ta sas i1lN7l ais9ai e.
belae alIti ga8sf t5eg H4hrca
def le s3ea& s4s sgAtfy laa tat
was asss 81 993 gThe majority Is
tae fta Fass8n rs leas iaan 5000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

GrS GHASrs EooSoMT AN The signs
wall inl Il there ~ uot sharp and sud
den shortn,ng up Of eApences in every
department OF the government, after
Gen Grant become president We ven
,nra Ia predict that eoonomy will be-
come the fashion then, AS It has not
been for tho last few years The Gen.
signali1ed his short occupation Of the
war Office, by vigorous cutting down
ofoXpensos aud stopping 0 leaks, which
was really refreshing; IN his CORES.
poudence With Gen. Hancock, in rela-
tion 10 the removed New Orleans Of
hmals, he takes occasion 10 toll that Of
iicea. for all the world IN the tone a
prudent father might adopt toward u
son away at school, who Is disposed to
be- little too .lee 81 his money, Dls-
patches Of such length az youls should
be sent by maI when there is no great
er necessity for prompt reply than
seems u exist u tins case That's the
talk. We llke tAat. Il is a little thing
the price Of telegram. to he sure, and
what's the odds sa long as the govern
ment pays the b!lf loo many OF our
officials adopt TINS tone % relation 70
their expense, aud the aggregate
amount that might be saved. IA tue
course Of year, with 40 detnment TO
the public service, ia very large. Where
his authority reacles. Gen. Grant is
changing az thls, aad il viii be hap
M da5 y this country, when h,a power
viii be- extended h ali branches 81 Tire
government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

TuE Qra1loS PER- Dmp7rLY The
Hartford Post does up Mr. Doohttle's
speech there the other evening, night
handsomly Ii says.
"Nexi, to bis second point. That is
that political equality n Ho,ees,iy esiab.
isbes social equality First, does Mr.
DoolitiIe believe that himselfg Join
Aofrlsey il q member If Congress. ana
Henry Clny Dean, q dirty dog travels
in lhe Democratic museum both en-.
boy political equality. does Mr. Doolt
Tie. ~ necesu'W invite either ~ them 10
bis social party. aud smile aith them
|oyer dining table and slde-boafiy
Does Mr Dooligtle take his family a.
Mr. Murriseys lcken NJ Il ia Say1ioqD
rs ~ Samnasr sasea,g As NJ Doollttle
WAITS only the truth, VIC suspect 4 bug
'ear, and suggest that It Is hardly rea-
|aanable To suppose hc believed himself
|whht he was saving Now 20 the editor
" the Times. as be j. still on The plat
|arm Does he believe iii Does Mr..
English Does Postmaster Cleveland
IN that audience. out fthe whole crowd
+ men. who enjoy a psftsf pol0ie4i
|gHs'9g, h0e many 81 them does Mr..
ngiisA dine with whom be IS 10 town,
|And how many does Mr. Cleveland
|irive around town IN bis private carr.
bee Hoe much social equality exists
between Edward street or Windsor Az.
nnc and Windsor street and North
Mater : De yon see j. Well then, he
humber two Is nai isn't itg7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

The Trustees II the Peabody gih Ia
IL poor u London state ID their las,
|nanal report that the haihlangs erect.
Z arc filled BY population y .5s3 :
lae deaths tha past year -ere seven
ldsiis and eighteen children The
ouses aie we'll ventilated. open e. free
W, and kept Hilh ecrapaloas useAn.l.
ess The ffsf gafl Gl50 600 has been
Increased the past year by interest and
|euis by AAA090 IL July second
|1fi u AloaUp0 hessolues 4yailsbie The
Tnsiees hswv erected blocks ~ build-
laes A iSsaiQn. Shadwsll ana Spial-
eEas and have eeeorra alus i0F atial-
5s.al efocl4ons 81 Gat.sss. Mes.a4aa.s-
: and Bsssnoadsey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31
TO coNsrMPTIyEs.- gw 3.

TO C0NsTAPFIFEE.-Tks EEx. EDWARD A
WILSON NiA sand Gree Df ea2rge1 10 OF gha desc h
The prescription sta toe directions FOR as ing Ard M
ihs ne simple rsaedg ~ which he was cured IN lnnr
EneVsn anil tasi dread aiseass Censunlp fon "a
object is - beFe a ths an eted Gud h,es eseTy af
i-ref viii trg thia Ereseriptaa 81 i Wiz est IL
ing Esd s84y prags biess4nE Pleas td1sess
EEv EDWARD A. wiisOS
II Ne az soash saeoHs street, BllAAushergh KY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

Errors OF Youth ~ Gentleman wkossf-r
AZ 81 feArt fran Nervous DEBILITY pfemniars per.g
tnt - NJ Effects - YeasAf i1a8lseretin iii ~ -
sake - .aEtnE hunnEHtv send trex 10 aH wha rst
ihs FsgiFs saa areetsas fat makisg he sib,s frt,
~ shiea s. eufea sestrers wfshine q yrost ~
iAs aifrft'srt eE;sesasnes b. addressing "a
prrfret eaAf3eaes, aoHN 81 06DEN
81 e Deinf street Ssw YorE
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31
SONG or IRON.

am mighty IN the sabre
tletccy welded by the brave;
hlnrlnns IN The staiWarl steamer
Laughing ~ the storm aud wave
BeautiOnr IN the palace pillars
saving IN the pointed rod
As y bfi lgs the deadly tightening
Qnelled and harmless 10 the sod
But there's gioroas essence,
Where take my gfandrst power
Giving 70 the RAag my suresl
Sweetest aid in dangers honr
See before me hy diseases
See the darkest hydras bow
See the rose OF health ana beauty
Take the palest cheek and brow.
Fly, dyspepsia fly consumption
Yes, all Ills are crushed at length
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

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Neuralgia in the face aud head is utterly banishod ia
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

Tar sTtr cexrnp77ey ~ sbe dsl,.
Fasa q en 4 sls sts cear sfsisa 81
,aaans ibs Bmit Pre- I
says
NJ Park 81 Il n reads ilo
~. and s. As will dgsItlss - char
man Il do 8eeafion Is $50 sell
kb8un - neel easi 'fom Is rs
f5aautma e.etieh tF scc ats9s fg1m
ame tee aafiht 'meu sto vauld have
akn8 ibe huu8r nns most significant
testimony e. ths confidence ard esteem
10 ubich hg Is be.d ~ shc republicans
g Nerment
Gen 13snw8 election w8s aa uu-
DIR tlst Circumstance notable rlars q
personal popularity Tic tslioi ~
which be wa chosen may bo taken 81
mean ihst ualle ihe republicans % tlis
State % not deem j proper n Ean-
eFal rule. % he represented Is the ba-
haual nominating eonWu ttous hy Fci-
era. eibcfhsl5ers tbsF were aliAng 70
make an exception Is C,en S'annsrds
easo aud ibey vaa.i b b far 30 other
man We are confident that thsy a.il
hare 80 oecasIou % regret then choeio
from any action On Big part
Hon Luiher Baker. the third dele
gate is . patriotic citizen 81 Orleans
county who las tatodIy represented
his town IN the Legislature. and was
last war State senator Col S j. PiB-
gre the fourth IS brave modes, true
and fNthfal repre-, eulatye ~ the best
class 81 Vermont soldiers. = gentleman
II education anl genuine worth ard
10 every nay worthy q tie honor
BslrE Pounor paper the La Crosse
Democrat, has create, circulation BY
three fold than any other Democratic
sheet IN the country It's circulation
Is an evidence that IT. sayings are ac.
eeptibIe and popular with IT, Democrat,
ic readers Here is what il says Of
Grant.
Grant is a Methodist by trade, ty
rant BY instinct a drnnkard by nnturc,
and bigotcd Know Nothing by de-
scent; asserting 20 the driving account
published by that dilapidated patch Of
old boot leather the paternal Grant, the
remote ancestors Of Ulysses were Of the
Maytlower conyicts. T. s. Grant has
left no stone unframed TO secure his
election to the Presidency. 4 conWc-
ted liar, on the testimony Of five mem
bers Of the Cabinet and the President
Of the United States; 4 drunkard from
the testimony OF all army officers who
knew him, from Whiskey Sheridan to
Ticumseh Sherman; q foul Puritan by
the testimony Of his emaculated daddy
and the tenor Of his military orders
his election would be 40 outrage on the
deccncy far greater than the election of
the defunct clown who chung to
the Office like grim death to sick mig
ger, until the breath left his angular
carcass.
Honesty pays: Brick Pomeroy speaks
out the honest sentiments of four-ffths
q the Democratic party, and is reward
ed by circulation Of 10000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

Cinnamon are doing the principle
part Of the work on the Pacific rail-
road in California. They work in
gang, each being . sort Of indepen-
dent republic o. monarchy. the ma
ture Of which IS not clearly under
stood even bytheir employers. Many
Of them lose their lites by accidents,
bnt these casualties excite little svm-
pathy on the part of their employers,
and still less among their own conn
trYnen, The Chinese viii seldom
stop 70 pick up one q their number
who Is killed, or reuder the most
triiing assistance.
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pf Appetite Dyspepsia, Constipation. local Weakness
and general falling Of the mental and bodily functions
are the common indications Of Nervous Disease Dodd
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JOHN GRANT 81 co.
Z y y Y Y Y \ =

To THE WORKING oLAss--Farmers Mechanics,
l Ladies and everybody 1 am now prepared 10 fui
Bsh you with constant employment AZ your homes
le whole % your time, or In yonr spare moments
ming easily Gained BY persons Of either aud the d.
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make the following unparalleled offer 10 all who are
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Tor the tronhe Of writing Full particulars directions
DC sent free sample sent by mall for W eta Address
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Auction.

The Subscriber having disposed Of his farm will sell
a. Public Auction one-fourth mile north OF D. Curtis
o'c,c tx A. M the following personal property 10 wit;
"a Mich Cows [ Matched Pair 3 year Old Steers, /
odd year old Steer, 2-yeat old Balls, year old
Steers, Z-year old He'll re-, Span Of Horses and s
years old, 2ye7r old Colt, IIogs, number Of Fowls
horse Wagon, horse WAGON, Horse Cart, l Set
TrafefFe Sleds, Ok Cart. SET Double HARNESS SIN
gle Harncss, new Silver Plated Harness, / Buggy
Wagon nearly new, Cutter and BaGaio Kobe, Now
Ing Machine, Horse Rake, from - 10 20 Tons Of Hay
lot Of Potatoes. Ogis, Corn, Wheat &c A large lot
Of Farming Tools too numerous To mention. Also
qaartiiy Of Pork, Beef Lard Saghr Sc lot Of wood
Fence Posts &c. quantity Of Ho 4sehold Furniture
consisting ~ Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Crockery
Glassware TIN &c. Ceidron Kettles and Sap Buck
cts. dozen 10 quart Pans should the above named
day b. stormy THE sale will take place on the day io
lowing JOEL BENSON
A y. ARssTsosG, Ancfioneer
North Dorset, March zs 1868
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Cures without spcez;nr,

Asa THoCHR POWDER, 10 pleasant 10 tho taste
aa4 never nauaeaieE shen swallowed gives TO IL the
Throat aud Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF oooLNRss AND
COMFORT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

The Mormons are quietly prosely-
ting in all parts Of the country. There
is not city Of any consequence in
which they are not continually drawing
into The belief and support Of their GU
rious faith the young aud the old in con
siderable numbers. They aim for gath
ering into the fold the extremely young,
and 50 impressing them with the Joe
Smith and Brigham Young doctrines
they are not likely ever to forsake them
II is related to rs. by one who profess
es to have made the subject a specially,
that il New York city there are at least
5000 Mormons