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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02
--Ex-Secretery Stanton is named for
a position on the bench Of the United
States Supreme Court.

The NV TENxrssFv Sp~.~op Hon-
ry Cooper who has Just been elected q.
S. Senator from Tennessee over ex-
President johnson, is native Of Msu-
ny county, Tenn, and about forty-fve
years old, His father was merchant,
and he was educated az jackson Col
lege and commenced the practice Of law
at Shelbyville. In politics he was al
ways an Old Line Wig, and upon the
breaking out Of the rebellion both he
and his brother, Edmund Cooper, took
sides for the Union. An elder brother
William T. Cooper, was chosen Su-
preine Judge Of what was known as the
rebel Supreme Court, but upon the cap
ture Of Nashville by Gen. Buell. he left
for Europe. where he remained during
the rebellion. Gov. Brownlow appoint
ed Henry Cooper one Of the Circuit
Judges Of the State, which position be
filed with credit until 1867, when he re,
signed and accepted the chair Of Law
Professor in the Lebanon Law School
During the war and since Mr.. Cooper
remained a Union man, though rather
anti-radical in bis political sympathies
and at the recent State election in Ten
nessee be was elected State Senator
from Nashville on the Senter ticket.
His brother Edmund was for some timC
Andrew Johnsoh's private Secretary.
Mr.. Cooper has always been on term
Of personal intimacy with the exPresi
dent, and is reported TO have voted fol
him for q. s. Senator on every ballo
up to the decisive one. He is regard
ed as one Of the sbiest lawyers ID Ten
nessee, and in point Of ability win b
considerably superior to Senator Fow
Ter, whom he is to succeed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

huFrie4 kaaaAs kndA oms - aenn a 4
catered ska 49,. nkt<1tf uaal8 say
Wei. ~ -. a. 50 iuiss anont ~
that laaexa1 Yes. ] ~. aaa. boz
nakssi aaAia. eaAi ed dsd Va rssEas =
= missed wsier. pc, tv0 ts 10 it
and 5ohn pat one and got above ne
aud l remember u Tie s1ensng father
W0eid prohouLns fho words q ny less
90 fer to-sRernov, aBd mother and /
sould spe8 then Ald 20; miss ona /
t~sl 500 tbsrs Yves sgWs@ lsaP0FtAuos
soanf Hrnaad TIC sahleet Of spcl.ipg
about thn time, add / believe II this
sabject "oi The S4tbath school which -
- earnestly talked aloat particularly,
and 50 seldom sslaOned genorslly,
wAs Of - much Importance ~ sPollang
used 70 be Al ogr house, every family
10 The land would, a. rnic, introduce
some interesting question relative 70
the lesson be nert Sunday every time
they gathered around the breakfast,
dinner and supper table And there
would be less complaint about attend
ance AID poor leesons-"
Well. says thought No 2, ! confess
you have bswildered me a little The
ss'ds0ee yoa have presented "a CERTAIN
" against the vital importance Of sun
day schools, Tor must own that race
courses, rum shops. dancing halls and
boaling alleys. were not built by chill
dren. and we're not intended TO be pat
ronized by them. perhaps. bat they are
known 70 have . powerfully attractive
and Riluring influence over youthful
minds, and II this influence is increas
ed in the least measure by the example
Of the adnlt friend OF the Sabbath
school. aud only teeblo and languid ef-
forts are made 10 maintAin AeorEespoD.
ding counter influence, aud ] believe
there is s'screw loose somewhere, not
because the Sabbath school is Of minor
importance. for am satisfied that tbs
SAbbalhschool " . stepping stone to tbs
favor Of Him who is able 10 "gise good
gifts 70 the children Of men.
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n 4 I alAanda6 lhs sabbath school con
yesliop bid a AAnshestsr last week.
1 heard he cana Qaeationa asked - re-
laaion ~ Ahe sabbath school, thai We
bavs % sisen beard 81 late In relation
be the disarlet school. wiz What means
- ahAll We nee 10 lneasass the Assendanes
a. upoa the sabbath sehooll What shall
70 do h. iseEsase A interest IN the
salbatA schoolf What best can b
dons 10 retain The graduated clAaa in
tho Sabbath school. lhs older yoath who
ere just stepping upon the Dangerous
hriRk Of yoang manhood And - !
iisseaaA 70 the sbls speakers. and old
ezpagscAeed Sabbath school scholars
who sASaaaliy attempted TO point ths
way and Prosida ths means 70 accom-
pisa The desired object, ] bad sons Gu
Esoaa LAoaghi& am hall = mind *
ell .hssa 10 Jos, Mir, EDITOR. and be.
hevs will. Il you vtl ksep them 90
esel WELL my frss thoaghs answered.
~ ta4s qaestioHA pronply and decid
edly, beoAase there are ~ uAny great
81 kttr4csioas among the surroundings
Thoaght No. ! says, no. not =ss<-====ri
ly. 1hera are ~ many ti1inas Of mor'
tzpertsacs. then. ssys sho0gAt No. !
"a DO nos halsera tsss. eslheS. sAyp no z
Thea why, ssys No l. do parents ap
paAr narA anAnAtsd when sPeakins
50 aseel DE oetasag elrcnA. lisa Ehef
lsnasksaag =. tbs SABBATH Hcheolf WI,
z;saAk ~ freqassu V AID earnestly AboH'
political @Ali@Fs, tEadaA Aaagaesneuts
snd sysTy tSsvlAl eYsns hsi taxes placs
darsng tka wcsk. Nnd 80 setdom ant
l.slisaaly atsoul TIE SAbb&ah tchool-
rsa.ssabex wtea ] sAs struggling urtl
Lhal keen, ree3late eornpeEitor Tor b
head ofms eiAas. boz eAogsn n.
spelling book Il The eaose Of school, an
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

The phsaeal sraoinres % the strongest human hs,
ins . vulnerable gseysarrs, Oar bodies are eado~.
cd by nature wiA certain negative poser, whsch
protects them te saus exssat, Irons Snwhsis@esns u
hacnecs bal llis pro,eeAon is imrestsst and saano
be saisy relied IL unhealthy regions, under cir
eums.snrer Of mere thar odtnary dEngsr Therefore,
a IL wisdsm a. Ia pradenes; v is e9nmea senss 70
provide sgAintt such contingencies by taxing
rtpoTf ~ ApvAsor 10 other wofds ~ forwfyins The
syslen, with HosTErTER's STOMACH DiTTRRs
the most complete protective against ali the sPedsmis
mAlaaes that has svcf been adnins,eted In aay
Try AZ rstnsiy torpDyHpepsla saore is msaiolns
hat viii compare With IT, Whoever suffers ths pangt
III uaeestio6 any shere the Gsr ofte earth whore
HOsrETTEkts STOMACH BITTEHs car be prUears
ed does 50 voluntarily; for surely truth exix,e
this myhnahe rosN aud AATEKATlvH Wopid restore
his disorde rod stsnsch 50 healthy condition the
nervous 10 is also especially recommended sd In ca
sea ~ CONFIRMED constipation II ALEC affords aPvcdy
1 and permanent relief s.. 9s
Ia all caees offsver and agnc The BT1~rKRs u more
potsnl than any Amoagt u iihipe, while lAs most
dangerous OF MliiOus fever yield 10 It's wsnarr
FIJI properties. Thnce who have tried the medic No
Will never another, FOR any " the ailments which
the HOsfBTrER hIrfkRs psafsrs 10 suhdne, To
those who have made The experiment We cosdis n
recommend an early appheahon 10 the blTfbks
Whenever they suieken BY disease Of the digestive
organs III N".
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= "a ~ 4 lss~gssAp1 - saaa 81 oAa ensE
f.ss lR&@nsssezfs h asF peusaa
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pastmes pa ogsF eAea q Es'aesf . q sa'Eni
- ssesi EssrtyiuFs a PEEsu,tyr aAAry ANn
vNE paHsaptsV Cans baA As nsssi Rsfstci
g4-zssaes - tAs,s ever vshsssAuA TS~ss pc
sapwa nsa sAoh laNsa lnaasa Maa srA eaasaaae ~
CO hsss ssIis q lss AZ, Thsl AZ Sa4aiea oHly
~ sat.serlasfs, &C. oaAae9 30 PgrchAaed bat
sAs est e ssssias asss = q $50. Tfest bcaa.
asel aea saiassss sssgastuvs ~ psogs-a b gsrs
awAg b. bnv s@h@enaasa, We r9l slse Fsesea'
tksw - Az "a ssss~vitsrr, 81 reneFtng h.s sub
ssrspens d we JortssK. ara sanding us fasa
or ~ wn faraasA he fsdepe1aes1 aad kagrts-
lAsa sssaa@1si-sss = Ne sseasAa. 90 y sfreafs
% rsesaps ~ t2as Ths lNaTTat'ri 4 tss iAsE
81 pssfit p4gss i ~ t'nissa sssies ecussiiias
greet 6ssaaaa "a sesss ioas ar'd seouss5 reading
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

The Council Of Censors, which have
been in session at Montpelier. having
completed their unfinished business,ad.
ioarned week before last The Legis-
l@tura made an extra appropriation o.
5000 Tor the Board. Its work briefly
supmed up. has been the calling Of a
eoayentioa. 70 consist OF one member
fFvm each town. 10 meet at Montpelier
"a in Snae nexs. TO act upon the following
articles Of amendments TO the Constltu'
ton submitted by the Council
Forbidaing the creation Of corpora
a lions by special acta. except for mani
a6ipal purposes stas Iaa 5
Substituting biennial for annual ses-
siona Of the Legislature, and elections
sw Of State and County officers. need
Il Giving the Experimental Judges d
The Snpreme Court 70 the Goysrnor
and Ssaals with term Of six years.
fM Extsnding suffrage To women on the
eAme terass % men. ahe Is
80 Abolishi ag ehe Council Of CensorS
aad giving he poser Of amending the
Connsitatsoa - the Lagialatnre and the
pAopls. ahatspa Be- sa8 @
The COncil were nSt auanimous on
AL lhsas articles. but they considered
!, II their daty 70 submit tho question "a
che people. 81
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misnp,us ham 81 DIR Aasg sirippes
hia d q hh hanoss AID rasisees and
halss; bas a d. punishsAsntbs cares
nuthanE BE nass ~ . atia ) Roman
Catholic and VII ever ee ore, hEa hat
be viii never on that Aocoant cease 10
be a man. lie Save hat The urAth q
the orthodox clergy o. bis church has
been ponred OF asalusi him because be
dared 10 assert has Elght II. Daags los
himself IN matters non essential His
attitude in this crisis 81 The church will
have great influence not only IN the
Ecumcnical Council, bat everywhere in
Christendom. Strange A. Il may soen
there are liberal Catholics in every eoRn
try France had her Abbe Chatel, aud
has PeTe Hyacinthe, and score o.
brave reformers to-day. Italy has her
Psssagba, who suffered the penalty Of
has holiness The Spanish liberals will
soon speak. In America they are speak
iDg every day, and when tho hour for
action arrives, viii not fail TO denounce
with earnestness and power the extrav-
agances and the gross errors which dis
grace the Romish church in this ago OF
enlightenment and progress,
In fashion it is limited that during
the winter we shall wear peg top pants
aud stub-t oed shoes. With the former
in vogue, "a salutation TO your French
s,ops" will once more be ca reggie: the
latter gill serve to remind MS OF better
days when the beauty Of the American
foot was not hidden between the ribs
Of shapeless leatheIn scow; and wher
the new hat--still q secret--shall hav,
appeared, and the long promised collar
OF comfort. and necktis of neatness. and
the coat of comely cut, shall have beer
fairly introduced, what joyous tribute
to sarterial ingenuity viii be paid by
the men of America And how they
will bless the halter And how over
whelm the senable eordwainer will
worthy praise.
On the other hand. the garb OF oul
sisters promises to be as complex Thu
winter as the French modiste can maxi
it. @ 1lA .is isaa
The French Gable Company. now do
ing very heavy business, opened theil
Office here at the corner Of Nassau anC
Cedar streets ON the 9th OF September
Since that day the Office has not beer
closed for single moment.
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Ia b~aomsth the people Of Christian
State. who acknowledge the S0prems
Ruler d Che Uniysrss ~ the boaptiful
bestowsr Of al gifts and the source ol
I'll bleseinga, 70 unite in reverentiy re-
turning thanks 10 Him for His Kind
mesa and preserving care in the past.
and IN craving with earnest supplica-
tiou . continuance OF Hls abundant
Providence Tor tbs future. ~
For this, and In accordance with. the
usage IL our fashers. I do appoint
TMunMDAT, THE Ei0HTKESrH DAT OF No
yKMnEa sKxT, 10 be observed ~ q day o.
THAxKsOrn0 Axp PRAIsE TO AIMoHTl
Don. And / do enjoin upon all the
people OF this State, that on that day
suapeuding their ordinary and secular
employmsnta. thsy do unite with each
othsr. and With the people OF the Ma
tion. in The rendiiion Of thanks, aud NJ
ofiptioh OF praise TO Him, who has be
slowed upon as, prosperity. peace and
freedom throughout the land, for al
His nlercies. f14
GiTen under my hand and the Seal o
the State in Executive Chamber a
Montpelier this twenty eighth da,
Of 0ctober, in the year Of our Lore
oas thousand eight hundred uni
slxty-nine. and the Independence
OF the United States the ninety
fourth. 49,.
PETER T. wASHBURN .
BY The Governor;
JoHx w. MARSH, Secretary o
Ciyil and Military Aifairs
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DIR TOMAS GKLEBRAfkD VENETIAN LINZ
MINT whose wonderful cures, cure and inHtAnta-
Beous action 10 cases Of Chronic HbeumatsrH Head
ache, ToothAcha, Group, Gus BnFhs, Collie cramps.
Dysentsry etc have astoniAhed ths civilized world
il no new catch peHpys bnt art Gle that hss stod
the test uftweaty-two care The enortooas sale and
rapidly increasing demABd ie Al oaes the safet cyl
dchee " Its usefoiness and popularity No family
shoHla be without bottle IN The house. Hundreds OF
doilan and many hours Of saferiag msy be saved BY
its timely use. 8Fet- Y sl.gfa
Collie CrAmp ADD DyAstsry ytsA a ouoe V ~ PaiR.
curative peeprfes. h IL pcstsety inHoeent, and san
be given 70 The Oldest person OF youngest ch4d NO
matter nyon have 20 oaHhdepee - Patent Medicines
Try this and you VIII be 10 buy again. aed rec
ono mend 10 yoHr frtsuas. HsdFe6s - fhgssasns rec
0muend q n their practice,
Sold ~ tke Brugelnts and Bsoreksepsfs Prsos, Fsf
y CeBts and ohc Dollar. Depot 10 Park Place, hsw
EoFk.- 10 E SECS
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Frinhtfnl nstolopmontal

AZ last the people have got The fact ~throagh their
bair thai hair dyes mpruanAtsd with acetate Of lead
and other metallic salts
Murderous Preparations.
when they The metallic sediment At he bottom Of
the bottes they know that The disgusting s,u IL No.
e,Ally niek~.ed waA foisn They ask, thereforeiOrs
Harmless Vegetable Dye,
aud nnd t. Pusc and eiieacious, In
Cristadoro's Excelsior hair Dye,
offered under the sanction Of Professor Chsitous guar
antee thai Il contains nothing deletsrio9s."
cRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERyA TlvE asa Dress
ing. liks charm on the hair after pysng ny IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER, The
steamer Stonewall, en-ronte from ST.
Louis to New Orleans, took fire on
Wednesday evening last and was burn
ed to the waters edge, near Neeley'f
Landing on the Mississippi river, about
AS miles above Cairo She had csc
persons on board, and the entire mum.
Der saved viii scai cely reach GO.
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ss- faunF the sn5sis srel. SD even tFess ueru -
fsneea "a iffr, MAJ derive unlpld hvnrnis Fplo Pc
rssel " ~. Hates ass nseiiesi werts rThk
SCIENCE uF iIFE. 0f &EI4 FNAstkN AXIOM" :
troarn span fh~ goncrktive aFnns. ana the spFedas
diseases AHa other lhHtcs thai esusHd ~ the
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il published hg ths sfeatuiy Medical lRfitiate Boo
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We VII s0rA Iha JavEAis prios n-so. ppA
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Critical Notices 81 the Press
The most popular Monthly IN the verdi n,
Observer
We must refer in terms Of eulngy "a The hig
and varied oAoelieacce Of HAsFEAs MAoAztpn
journal with monthly circulation " about ia0
600 oopiss--in whese pAges Aro 10 loo found sou,
Of tbs elsslcest light And ganerai reading Of N
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pleKion.
Roaghnss', Redness Blotehes spnbarn, Freeklss and
Tan disappear where II is applied, and beautiful Com
pleHeb Of pure, satfnhke texture Is obtained. The
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Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing that
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blood be pure the body is healthy SO II We are mol
In health we know some impurities are iurAing about
which must be removed, and The sooner tho better
ByassdrstA's PMS renopc all from the systsm whkl
nature needs Ionger.
The wondsrfui eurea Effected By Brandreth's PHI
have arrested tbs attention Of enlightened physeians
Upwards d sve thousand now ase them IN their dan,
practice, and two hundred have given theu written
testimony as their innocence and value, e4aser
OF the boweh and blood
Their aasold value is to those living In settlements
where doctors can only be had At great expense. fo
fyou are sick you have only TO take OF more do
SEES Of Braudroths Pills to get cared Full directions
are with each box,
Sold by all Druggists.-2o
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Special Nattoes.
The only Reliable Cure for Dyspepsi
in the known world


The only Reliable Cure for Dyspepsia
in the known world
Dn " IEH ans's 0nakT AnEnleAr DvspxruA PILLA and
PiHH TAGS TAK CoHpIAL positive sad tnfaHble
tot d. s~pNa 10 " most aggray atse turs and
matter Of bow long standing :.
ease and eKisrnilais H. root Gnd bfs11h, foreYsr
They alleviats rnoFe agoay tad silent aasfiag than
ft,~y are nossd for sursnF the mosi ss.peruss aad
hopeless eassa, WhfH 'rey k9Na HeAhs iaa % Eaord
~ fgrsa of4yspsps o. ladissssioH ssa rss.sl their
DIX wILnAKrs PIxE TECE TAR CORDIAL.
As ths Vita principle ~ the Pias Efss Obtained By
apeesrf process 81 zee dlst ssion Of the tar ~ walsh
ia hishssi mealsal pfopertl.s are isaiaeq g isyE
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