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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
H0LLoWAY's OINTMENT.


Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences
the health or disease of the system-abused or de-
bilitated by excess-indigestion, offensive breath
and physical prostration the natural conse-
quences. Allied to the brain il is the source of
headaches, mental depression, nervous complaints
and unrefreshing sleep The Liver becomes af-
fected and generates bilious disorders pains in tho
side, &c. The Bowels sympathize by Costiveness,
Diarrhea and Dysentery. The.principal action Of
these Pills on the stomach and the liver lungs
bowels and kidneys participate in their recupera-
tive and regenerative operation.
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most common and virulent disor-
ders prevalent this continent, these the Oint-
ment is especially antagonistc, its nsodus operand,
is first to eradicate the venom and then compel the
cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing, that have perti-
naciously refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment have invariably succumbed to a few
applications of this powerful unguent.
Eruptions the Skin.
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic
diseases eradicated and clear and tran sparept
surface regained by the restorative action Of this
Ointment 1t surpasses many of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dspel rashes
and other disfgurements of the face.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the.young old, married or single,
at the dawn of Womanhood or the turn of life
these tonic medicines display so decided an inhu-
ence that marked improvement is soon pereepti-
BILE in the health Of the patient. Being q purely
vegetable preparation, they a safe and reliable
remedy for all classes Of Females in every condition
of health and station of life.
Piles and FistuIa.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicaed locally and entirely
by the of this emolient warm lamentations
should precede its application. Its healing auaIi-
ties will be found to be thorough and invariable.
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used
in the following
Bunions, Rheumatism Sore Throats
Burns, Ringworm, Sore of all kinds.
Cbapped hands, Salt Rheum, Sprains,
Chilblains, Scalds, Stiff Joints,
Fistula, Skin Dieases, .Tetter,
Gout, Swelled Glands, Ulcers,
Lumbago. Sore Legs, Venereal Sores,
Mercurial Erups Sore Breasts, Wounds Of all
Piles, Sore Heads, kinds
CAUTION See that the words "HOLLO-
WAY, NEW YoRK and LONDON" appear as a
watermark every leaf Of the book of direction.
which enfOlds each box or pot. No others are gen.
uine. A handsome reward given for information
leading to the detection Of counterfes OF the medi
eines and vendors Of the deceptive articles know
ing them to be such. Sold at the mapufaetorv.
No so Maiden Lane, and by druggists and medi-
cine dealers throughout the world. great saving
by taking the large sizes. Full instructions with
every oox or pot. f13
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To THE UNFORTUNATE.
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES,

Coo xEARNEY STR,
U[Ocor of Commercial, San
Francisco, Private entrance on
Commercial Established in 1854
for the treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con-
orrhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
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AT WHOLESALE.
CLOTHING TO ORDER,

Made either in New York or San Francisco,
under the supervision Of the best cutters in
America.
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FOR MEASUREMENT

Sent to any address upon application, and goods
forwarded by Express on receipt Of orders. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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Ladies suffering from any complaint incidenta
to their sex can consult the Doctor with the assur
ance of relief.
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Common Doings .After All.

The expectation. osisirg from General
Grsn,'s rsiicsaee and bic reputation for -.
gscity asd orgioslisy, thst the Csbine, of
the new Adminis,sstioa, would be Of rsfs
snd superior chspscser. marked BY boldness.
originality and decided policy--in 6ne. one
Of unusual bsiIIisncy and genius. The New
York Evening Post (RsdicsD IL wicked
enough 70 publicly acknowledge ths, i, csn't
see The superiority Of the new over any for
ner ones. IL sys: F1 N Iy
But II We consider the Cabinet 90 Q whole.
Il means nothing; il sieni6es no policy: ha
character, the snte cedenis and The known
OPINIONS Of iss members, iorsshsdow nothing
OF the future course OF the Adm nis,rs,ion.
Those. therefore, who isil into enthusiastic
approval Of the present Cabinet. go IL
b ind'
Thst IL ss bad ss the ssags cosch psssso-
gers who, hungry end beisted, approached a
tsvssn 10 the mountsins. which hsd the
reputation Of. furnishing the hes, OF break
tests. They were sadly disappointed. A.
one expressed Il: awe expected wheat
bread and chicken ixens, and got only corn
bread and common dooens."
Cincinnati Euqo;res.
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The Special Elec tion.

R3tUrns from counties where special elec
tions were held to fiI the vscsncies in the
Legislature occssioned by The Democratic
msmbers fesieniog. chow that sIl The Dem
ocrMs are returned. .li.itos
The most significant 10 the result in the
Senatorial district composed Of The coun
ties Of Grant, BIsckford end Jay. This die
rict wac se, up on the legislative spportion.
ment Of two wears ago % . sure thing fos
The Radicals, snd isst fall Bsker's m ,jority
over Hendricks was three hundred srd eigh.
,y,wo. NFf ,tA ].
The Radicals were confident Of d defes,og e
Euey. and put up against him the stronges,
msn. Colonel A shbury Steele. who took de.
cided ground in isvor Of negro suffrset.-
In This district the appeal ~ss taken 10 the
people upon the suffrage amendment, and
the action o. the Democratic members OF
the Legislature 10 rseigning 10 defeat lie
ratification. The result 10 . triumph ios
Huey The people sus,siu his ac,inn, and
declare against negro suffags in . squire
fight upon that question.
l" Grant county. which gsse Baker last
October 439 msjmi'y. snd 10 regarded one
OF hs s'ronghoIds of Radical lem, Huey GO,
$50 m jbri'y. and hs 10 elected in the die.
tic' by st Iesst GOO majority.
This election se,,les the question % 10
the popular sentiment ia Indiaaa upon ne.
gro suffrage. rt "
Upon . direct vo's upon that issue the
State would give 75 .CC 0 majority sgsios, the
Constitutional Amendment. Eve.
~ member Of The Legislature who resigned
hes been rs elected. hfp 9NIt J
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Secretary Of the Treasury.

Don Plat, the Radical Washington Cor.
'espo ndent Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
10 spesking Of the substitution BY Grant Of
Boutwell, ios Stewart, ihus narrstes about
the REAL lssCE. 1
II 10 ~ last de6ailsly known that Mr. A.
I. S'ewsu has resign The piece he could
no, hold under the 10 W. and now we have de-.
ve!oprd . contest, 10 The resuI. Of which the
President stsnds perfectly indifferent. Mr..
S'ewsrs was confirmed BY the Senate before
the discovery wss made that. politically, he
was in opposition 10 the prohibl,ionisis. and
believed IN . tariff Tor revenue only with
such Incidental protection 40 such TARIFF may
give. The fact came 10 the surface. how.
ever. Immediately after. aud wss in fact the
cause Of the intense opposition his spp9in,.
Irent created. it
When Mr.. Stewart found thst Il would be
impossible Tor him 10 retain the position, he
set about securing The appointment OF sue.
c.ssor in sccord with his own views end
feelings upon this gres, question. He re.
commend.d David A. Wells. Bu, tho Pses.
ids",. looking only 10 vigorous snd honest
collection Of the revenue. and knowing no
d ference between prohibi,ionist nd Tree.
trader. preterr, d Mr. Boutwell,
Perhaps, too. he was influenced BY the
howl thai had been raised over his sppoint.
me0t Of Mr.. Stewart, snd he hsstened in.
con,inentIy into The arms OF the poii,ic,sns,
ior this 10 " hat Mr.. Boutw ell 10, no more.
NO less. tnH
With Boutwell, In the Treasury, snd the
House organized by M. Blaine ~ the inter
eel Vi ,h- New England monopoii~s end
Penney Ivsn's pig IRON. we Of the sgricui,ur-
Il interests Of the Wrs, nay hang our hssps
upon the wiiiows. ind suffer outrage end
wrong f'r the mex, tour yesss. The vac,
power Of the Genersi Government viii. be
driven with merc'Iess vigor over our pros
rate trade, 10 enrich ,he already weslihy
monopolis,s Of New England sod PeuosyI
vsnis. Our grain may 70, IN our bssns. end
our sheep killed 10 save the tsliow and pelt
while our parry has nearly two.'hirds Of ,
IN riiy iD Congress. The rich grow riches
and the poor poorer.
can tell my political frie nds at the Wes,
that she day 10 no, distant when all The 2 10.
H. of ihe late war, and al the noble i'm
pulses in behalf Of coiored hums nifty Will
not save Us. Asickened and di.eus,ed peo
pie will be sosely tempted 10 band the Gov
ernment over 10 the hsted copperhes ads.
s DIP.
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The folloaing 10 . copy Of the new smend-
ed Bounty Law. passed BY Congress. and
approved Mrch 3. 1869: 7t1f S
Be II enacted BY the Senste end House og
Representatives, Of the United S,a:es Of
Amev,cs 10 Cor gress assembled, That when
. soidies's d schrge s,stes the, he 10 die.
charged bg reason Of expiration Of term Of
Iservi vice,' he shall be held 10 have completed
'hs toll term Of his enlistment and entitled
10 hoUn,y accordingly.
SEC 2. And be il further enacted, That
the widow. minor children. or parents. In
the order named. Of ary soldier who shsii
hsve died. after being honorsbly discharged
IRON The military service oi the United
,Slates, shall be entitled 10 receive The sddi.
'onal bounty which ssch soldiers would DO
entitled IL living, under the provisions Of The
twelfth end theirtc sections Of 90 act
emitted An sct making appropriations for
sundsy civil expenses OF the government for
The year ending June thirty, eighteen hua.
d'ed and six'y.seven. end for o,hsr pur.
poses.' approved July twenty eigh, eighteen
hundred End sky six, and the said Prov.
sons Of said act shall 30 90 construed.
SIC 8. And be il further enacted. That
oil cisims for the additional bounties ere nted
lin sections twelve and thirteen Of the act
Of July %. 1866. shall, after the 6rss day Of
May uex,. he sdjusted and settled by the sc-
counting sfficers Of the Treasury under tho
provisions Of ssid sc'; and ell such claims
ss msy on the said 1st Of May be semSining
in tina Office Of The Psywsstsr General. IN.
Ise,,led. shall be iranslerred 10 tie Second
Auditor Of the Treasury for settlement.
SEC 4. And be IL further enacted. Thst
eli elaine Tor bounty under The pr vi.ions
Of the act cited IN The foregoing sections
shall b void unless preseated in due form
prior TO the let day Of December. 1869.
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1 In ny ums, Miss ssid q stern aunt
|..he men looked st the wvmen's faces. in.
stead Of their apkles.' .
All, but my desr cunt, retovted the yonng
lady. you see the world has improved. and
il 10 more civilized then IL used to be. /,
looks more TO the understanding
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Kicked by q Mule.

jake Johnson had . mule. There was
nothing remarkable In The fact OF his beinp o
The owner Of sU' h On snimsl. but there was
something peculiar about the mule. He
Che mule) could kick further, and hnt harder
than any mule on record. One morning,
riding his property 10 market. Jake me, Jim
3ogss. ognins, whom he hid IN old bu, con.
cesl-d gs"dge H. knew thar Boegs' wesk
"ess 10y in brsgeing and betting. There.
tore ne salu'td hi" cordxliy.
'H"w sre YOU Jun! Fine morning.
Hearty. SQUIRE re piled Jim.
Beautiful weather; 6"e mule you have
there. Will he do TO bet on!
'Eet on! Guess he will that I fell vou.-
J m Bogg. he's The finest trick mule in the
country. Paid five hundred dollars Tor
him
Great smash! 10 tina, so! ejacul,ted Jim.
Solid truth. every word OF il. Tell you
confidenti"Ily. Jim. I'm tskfog him 10 iowL
for betting purposes bet he can kick fly
from any man without hurting him.
Nov look here. SQUIRE. ssys Jim, Il am
not q Betting man. but III bet you some.
thing on that myself
Jim. there's no use; don't bet I don't
want 10 win your money
'Do"'t BE- sisrmed. Squire; 1 take such
be's as them every time
WELL said Johnson. IL you are deter.
mined 10 BET, will rick you q small stake
cay five doilsrs'
All RICH, Squire. you're my man. bu,
who'll he kick The fy FRONT Thsrs's no one
here but you and |. You .ry it,
No.. ssya Johnson. 'Ihnve 10 stand q,
the mules head 20 order him.
oh yes says Jim. then p,obsbIy Pm the
man. Well IN do Il: you've got 10 bet ten
sgin my five, if ris. it,
'All righi. quo,h the Squire. now Jim
there's fv on your shoulder. stand s,ili,'
and johnson adjusted the mule. Wblls,
Jarvey, ssid ne. The mule raised his heel
with such velocity and force that Mr BogpA
rose in the air like bird. h.w through q
o'iei hedge. and sighrtd in a muddy ditch
on all fours, bang up sgsins. fence.
Rising in towering rage. he sxcIsimed:
Yes. ihs' 10 HI! knew your id mule
couldn't do il. You hsJ ,h.t oil put up j
l wouldn't I. been kicked like that FOR fihy
dolIsrs. You can just fork over item stakes
for il any way
Not so fast. jim: Jarvey dcne jnst whs,
I said he could do, that is kick Hg IF a.
man si,hou' horling him You see The mule
10 not il ju'ed BY the operation. However
il you are not satisfied, we will Try sgsln.
70 you wish
The d. take your grsmmsr ke,ches
Rrowied IN. Id rather have q barn fsIll
IN me ~ once than let that cri,ter kick me
sgin. Keep the s,skes but doht cay any.
hing more sbout IT, aud B. ggs ,rudgsd on
ia bitterness OF sooId: mnrmuring 10 him
by thunder! and kicked by 4
mule.
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@ Personalities are dangerous esms
10 pisy with Prentice. I 1hurlow Weed.
paper having ven'ufed 10 shy ihst "ths
l. ,ulsvllle Journal his . chip on l,s eh"uIdei
which it dsfes any one 10 knock off Pren
tice responds, "Ths editor of the New Yo:l
Comm-scisi has . block on his shoulder,
" which ought 10 b. kntrked vh"
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A SrArE GE"Lco,sr.- Dr.. Edward r.
Cox has been sppointed and commissioned
ny the Governor 80 State Geoiceist uader
the recen, oct Of the L.gisls,ure es,sblisb.
ioe . department, Of Geology. He will rs.
> de Al Indis pole. and have his hesdqusr.
,ers in the rooms Of the State A Agricul,urai
Society. nN
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-A::Memphis jury. having found . msn
guilty Of numbering = citizen who 10 sive
'spd well ere delbetniing whether To veeefod
their vefdic,. ..ov LEI the convicted man kill
The citizen. t
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"A Georeia negro was uosble to tell for
v hom he had vcsed st-shs Lepisia,ive cleo.
|,ion. but identified the ticket w . certain
device sths head. which he described - .
'pic'ur Oh . Radical Avg ~id crb~ ora
buszsrd dst est on de- top oh um ~id bunch
Oh broom grass 10 DE- 'psw.' HN"sf =
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n--Count Bisms,k e,jys . ssisry Of SIS.
goo as Chancellor Of the Nostre or" Grrms"
'Coniedersion.- and similar sun us Purus.
sian Minister 81 Foreign Affairs.
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Are these, alas! the last sepu.chrsi ioDee !
But lets retrace once more our wander
inp steps,
And mid those caves research those fossil.
hesps .
o. bones prcmiscuously strewn. and see
What III ancient sires left their pos,esi,y.
*A"'iqntv OF Man BY Sir Charles Lyeli
fM"n's Place in Nature. BY Thomas II.
Huxley.
Ferdinand, A pril ]. go M.F.
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OF in two months the National Debt hss
increased about thirty inillions Of dollsrs.-
Are not the Rsdculs rapidly paving the
wsy Tor rppudiation! ,Wr
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! There 10 enid TO be a book keeper In
Norwich Connec,icut. who writes sequsliy
well vi b both hsads Ut the ssme time.
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-When is 81 ,sn,my's encnmpm.n,
mos, likely 10 burn wells When the ,sn,s
ere pitched.
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The number ~ the horses now In the
United States is s coo coo, representing ia
money value upwards Of Sc 600 OC0 600.
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The B"sIon Transcript says; The han
'hst cen makes pie is a conlinosi Issst to
tie husband thu, msyries H. ,. ......
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For The Js.per Courier.
ESSAY ON MAN,
The GRAVE. CoETiNUrD-MAs AND APE
C,MPARED.- Continued,

70 '"s '"r eve o. hI6 sue weary HE!
The Cfsve-snd then eternal Dight-the
strife
Which virtue has with vice; is this the close
VI ~ v'tuUu-! the balm 10 all their woel-
Anu ~h.uyLu slshd ut the dark prsve (wby
s,crD
Where s.s's ,hy bosom iriend-wilh schinp
heart
You sob the las, farewell; is all then o'er-
Oh! wen meet no more! never! never
And ~aing echoes sigh 'we'll meet No
mort'
10 there no longing sigh for immortality!
When death has nipp'd the bud-,hs H..
OF Inv sweet darling child oh mother! oh
Fs'hsf!-And when Thy heart IL reu, with
Oh husband! when you stand st the sepul.
can hope sbandon We who enter heve')
OF Thy beloved wiie!-And thou oh wife.
When q The grave Of him Who mid life's
strife
w" Thy protector. husband; on whose
breast
Thou pIae'st thine sching head. and i, found
And % the rafting sounds in hollow tones
Sound from below-,hine inmos. soul then
grosns:
AZ clcd on cIod form The lost resting wound
And from below echoes the farewell souod:
Oh We ~ meet no more! 'neve.! never
more"
And wsiling echoes snswer, never morev
On - be he who dsres proclaim Ma n
Who tares proclsim that in that dark abyss
An hope sbsndon ye who enter here"
Pardon my friend this melancholy dream.
A I'D lei's recall once more our former theme;
And les recsde 10 The primevsl age
When Men md ape were on an sqasl stage
When lie fret nyprials craving rose to
birth
Speechl.ss and wre,ched d, from their mother
For caves. aud scons. then The food Of life
With nails and 6sts then held bloodies-
suifp:"
Compare The skepsp OF Neander,hsl's
Aud Engis cavee,+ and read their woudrous
And % We look at the bone. e.hsme ',is true
A striking likeness greels our .loundirg
The lower extremes, we would almost ex
II Man and 'he chimparzee are the came.
Behold The eorri'ls's astounding hands.
10 mechanism how much slike 10 Meme
The muscles too, that nove the woudrou-
frame
a fotu. aud n-e, ere very much The same.
nd what il strange the apes OF 60 erect;
A.d come fsint signs they have oi iDt~IIec':
Why shruld they not! they have co.rqaSi
brsins
n structure. shape lit lacks but weighD 10
Msn,t
nd thus there is 70 murh siinili,ude.
Phst th' spe = . M.n. or Nan 10 but a brute.
Yea do gran,-But stop III ssk you This.
: there poguli! no widespread deep sbys.
Taix, Man rpd.npel = base 10 stand upon
By which We frrm a just crite'ion!
10, VI ,he b'u,e properties thus alone,
}ut some fnr mcre exalted, noblet claim
rhsn bones, nerves, muscles; some sub
liner fame
some mark thu, clsims a higher attribute
That does proclaim, Here = Nsn-snd
,her,'s the brute
\ I'd way in that dark primeval age
N heh Horace sang. 10 there no 'nlightninq
page!
70 his,oryl No monuments OF Man!
w Me edsnr No 'loo,ptin,sr No rustic
plar,I hGtE 1F
That speak in living ,ones, Here once
T p dwelt Man!
)r IL Man like the hruts, the child Of dsJ,
70 live, to eat. 10 die. then pass aSsy.'
ro,t'ofog, s,intins mass; then bleaching
bcnss--
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Tor uansiea, advertisement; reasonable
deduction will be made 10 regular advertise
ments. H
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The oldes, Woman's Club = The broom,
sticI.
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pvyL' AED EVERY FRIDAY, At JAsPER
Dusols COUNTY. IspIAsA.By ~,
I E n EN- Il DO A NE.
OrFICE-OM WEsT MAIN STREET.

TERMS-.TRICTLY IN ADVANCE
Single Subscription. for City Nos.. u 81
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

GUARD AdAINsr VulGAR LANGUAGE.
There is as much connection between
the words aud the thoughts as there is
between the thoughts and the actions.
The latter is only an expression Of the
former, but they have a power to react
upon the soul, and leave the stain OF
corruption there. A young man who
allows himself to use one vulgar or pro
fame word has not only shown that
there IS a foul spot upon his mind, but
by the utterance Of that word be ex-
tends that spot, and inflames it, TILL by
indulgence, it will pollute and ruin the
soul BE careful Of your words as Of
your thoughts.
II yon can control the tongue that no
improper words are pronounced by It
yoa will soon be able also to control the
mind, and save it from corruption. -
You exiinguish the fire by smothering
lt or by preventing bad thoughts from
bursting into language. Never utter a
word anywhere which you would be
ashamed to speak in the presence Of the
most refined female or the most relig-
ious man Try this practice a little
while, and you viii soon have command
Of yourself.
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Linen weddings are the latest fash
ionable folly.
The mitten that never fits the one
You get from lady
do you mean TO say there is ohol-
era Of any kind in this city, SIR? ?" ask
cd an indignant New 0rleanser Of a
stranger Yes DO, was The reply.
Then, SIR, then your belief is but
phantom Of your imagination r Very
well, then that's the choIera-in-phant.
um, isn't il 2"
"A Portland paper says that the
other morning IN the municipal court
witness was called up ia easo of az
sault and battery, and when asked by
the lndgo what he said, remarked, Il
said 20 him, wid de Toe of my boot. 10
home ~
'Gcntlemea, said candidate in
the far West after HAVING given hi. sen-
timents GA the Constitution, The Mon-
ros Doctrine aud such like topics
gentlemen. and be pat ou hia hand on
the region Of bis heart. these are my
sentiments the sentiments, gentlemen.
Of an honest man-aye, an honest poll
tician bat, gentlemen and fsllow -citi-
zens, ef they don't suit they ken be al
tered
Out Of all the Southern families
that went 10 Brazil at the close Of tho
war, only seven or eight remain. The
Hastings colony, On the Amazon, haa
been reduced 70 remnant Those
that are left are IN a destitute condition.
Gold hunting near AtlaDla is at
tended miih reasonable rewards. At
the IeiIico plains tbs gold i found ia
blue slate. whieh lies near lhe surface
and ia easily broken up. From one
little hole. two yards log aud two feet
deep, tea thousand dollars worth was
taken. Thsrs Is oolalse aoie machine
~ in operation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Lax BoYs An exchange says: "A
lazy boy makes q lazy man a. sure as a
crooked sspling makes crooked tree.
Who ever saw boy grown up 10 idle
ness that did not make shiftless
vagaboEd when he became a man, IN
less be lad fortune to keep up ap-
pearances The great mass Of thieves,
criminals and paupers hsse come to
what they are BY being brought up in
idlenoss Those who constitute the
business part ofthe community those
whc make our great and useful men
wefe taugbt IN the,r boyhood to be
industrious Boy, take that pipe ont
q Jour mouth and think of this.