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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23
Harmon underhi ls Estate.

crATR OF vEgAONTl Ats Probsle Court hold
y Manchester District ss) ST The P-ohHe onice IN
Manchester Ia aud Tor said District me day n
March 1863
Present. Hon. = n BURTON. Jndre.
The administrator on fhp estate III Harmon Under.
nm late n Rap,r fl ssld District deceased, proposed
TO render his srcnant
WhrfeupJn ii was ordered that hearing on said sp-
plic4tibu BE- had II Probate Court oe holden 10 the
Probate Ofica IN Manchester 10 said Disrist on tue
last "Wednesday ofkstoh l-ea aud thar notice there
ai be given o. all persons Interested by publlsniHg 4
certified copy Of this order week' excessively 10
The Mancheeter iaurnai, newspaper printed Al said
Manrhestt IN, previous 20 said tnc nfhearinw.
Attest LOYELAND MGN,ON, Register
Atrnc copy ofreeord Attest
a LoYELANp MUEs0N, Register
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Correspondence.
orr a,,sy,.,pr rev cessssro,.D1,pn


wsamaoroN, D. g.. March - 1869.
nsSaGLFY fkEsta VENGEANCE.
Thnrrdgy morning. john N Bincklcy, eH So
lieltrr q Internal Revenue wsrting under e..
Commissioner Railas recent letter, in Pursuance
u which he wa dismissed happened 70 meet is
anlior il The strces. ana throwing Of bis castor
ard cloak, Yves proceeding 70 axe satisfaction IN
fatiGna faehiaa Unfortunately however. for
this Eentlcmahly design, Commissioners Rollins
al4n1 care Il val g,r rs execution Dc Wa. So
ing ~ Nes Hampshire The same day, and did not
Gee d worth tie while 70 wait for Binrkicy % put
mark OF two. perehance, on his face t. carry
about ihe ooaniry 50 waea the b0aigereut d.
pat % his ciuak and bat sud had put ont his fist
ffon hir shoulder his intended victim was be-
yund bis reach, Buckley pnrsucd, bat without
success. The same day, subsequently, be Of
tackled Deputy Commissioner farsnd f1r allow.
ing McHsny g be prosecuted FOR perjury in
swearing that II to6k bride. He camc npon
HIM unswares, Mr. Haraad says, ahd knocked
him down. Haraad rallied and scuiiic onauod.
No .crigus damage resulted. After Buckley had
thus ventilated his revenge be delivered himself
ap at the police headquarters, aud is now u1lcr
i51 bail, - answer any charge that may be
brought agalhs, hiu. Commissioner Rollins
ven, e New Hampshire. NJ legal action has yes
becn taken bg The assailcd, aud the outrage may
b. allowed 70 pace unpublished.
our.oons ASn iN-eoNnEs
Ex-senator Digon, 81 Connecticut, is succeeded
ia tho senate By exsGoFcruDr Buckingham.
KIeKSAroa pEoS
Will be kaonn 10 las political history q thr
- 4
union gspabllcan party to champion thc rene.
gade President JoansUu, for the sake " a shsrt
q Tbs Executive patronage a. tho historian val
* obliged 10 state. Nhslo respectable abilities
and soaia popular aad really sxeclleat qualities
are conceded 20 hin, Ne bears She reputation u
dewagagae. II l. s. years Old, has naturally
brown hsir and hcard, bot now turaing grey
which tact BE ohscares With dye i slightly above
medium ht3ghi pen hlied ont, not ciumsii,
obe.s zad gross His frAtarus are weil-shAped
aud tie facial angie j. geud the forehead is per
pehdieaiar, Al frunt and silrs, giving fnligrs'
st sup, With less relative 4 pti a. tie bros AnA
tie cgs iail ytt thg character o. expression O
iiie -hals !. sIaistef, irtmmiae. trading a, leas
unsatisfactory 70 tho eaYefieaesa observer. II,
j. more reaseuve sui peff,ctirs All graceful
lsAn psreepssrs aad galek q iatolisas yet he is
b5th aaeni aal graceful n speech, snd !. s5us
1880 ..3 !. $500 .ttt.I i, s..t ,,.. 4.
...ii,, ~ F,t,,,..t \. = In .lsy,,y ara ~ ~
elsgy saleh gyes Alai % no tlAl afL-4rs tae.
cess ~ pah.se - Aker iatare popular assrla
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sA Auneaj traai a. Aaaesi au fr lia grab
noaiisn, i ~ t.asa mural dvftci u tso nash.
sN&r1B nrcErssH,s
t..s 1900, ..l ~, a.....,.s
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Ievi Pond ! Rstale-

SyTATH OF VERMONT. Ala Probate Coaa hold
- Mmcheater District, S. en- AT the Probate Udies
Ia MAuches e. ia and Tor aid District On toe ~ day
" March, a. b. isd9
Present, Hon 3 BUTTON, Jadge,
The administrator on the estate 81 levi Pond
late q Manchester n said District decreased, proposed
80 render his eeeoHnt
Wnerruplu in was ordered that said application be
heard ri Probate Cbun D, be haiten nj ihn prohils
UGic B MancHerter ID and Tor tid District, pm the
last "Wednesday ~ March, 1863. and hai notice thereof
bc ggrn By publishiug This order three weeks successes
lively iR the Matraestsf Jostohf|, paper printed q
NJ Manchester, proyioBs "a said iims ni hearing
Attest LOYELASn MUSsOS Register
true copy ufrceard
IS Attest L0yELAND MuEsoH, Register
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More than iorty years have elapsed since John
sons Auyd yne I.lmnent VAS iirst invented dnr-
ing which time hundreds q thousands have been
bgncagtsJ d is use Probably 90 article ever
become 80 universally popular with ali oiassra a.
l5hnsou's Anodyne l.. uimeat
illss which eJutsin Altsmouy, qninlne and
cslai4el, should BE- avoided severe gnping
pane would q theif pnly result. Tie safest
-are-t aud bsal puts are fnapas PafsaHre a.
Anti.illous Pals
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srLESpIDLY ILLUSTRATED
Il ssstssstsss

Io FuE NgKs4Ns Class ~ am nov prepared 10 ft.
nish AL classss With constant employment Al fhsir
hamrs the whole II The time, for ttH spare msmsais
Business new, light and preftsbis Fny esHts % Is
per evening Il easily earned by persons II sithsr aer
sna Tho hays And sirls earn nearly aa mpsh men
tfast Inducements offered TO those sha VII devote
their vhae iint % The business and that every per-
sap who this not ue. mar send me their address
AID test the business IN ghrmssives Asket ~ niles
thg unparalleled 1hef To at who not sell satisfied
With the 1ork viii ssud Vi 10 pay f'r HE trouble 4
writing me. Foil particulars difsstsRss AZ. seBt
ffse, Sample seat ~ mall faf 10 seBts. Address r. O.
ALLEN Augusta Ne
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For Coughs, Colds,
ASTHMA, SO.
TRY IT.
OARTER'S
BALSAM.
Commissions s Notice

I'VE the suhrribtrs being appointed Nv thr Hon, thi
w Probate Court fnr the District ~ Manchester, Il
receive examine Hui adi1sl he claims aud demands q
al persons against the Estate If
RHODA A. CHAPLIN,
late ~ Dorset N sad ni.trict deceased. aud alsf
All gaims aud demands exhibited 10 offset thereto anc
ak months from the 18th day of arch, 500 being Al
lowe by said Court for that purpose we Do, therefore,
hereby give nnijte thai will attend - The business
of ouf appon cni al the Hate ~ Levi Paris In Hait
Dor,ct a. The 9th day afseptemief 4 y 1853, from
one until fanr o'clock p NJ, on said day
Dated At Manchester this l5th day II March, A d
1869.
:. p HOTLET / g.,r,
N WILLIAM ROOT ( I'm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

II yaag harlsare dealer does not keep onr
goods send % a. direct with your inquiries or
uftlcr., ss.tl you stsi have immediate attention
AID reply
flsqsa1rr s BtkEwnI, Pittsburgh, Penn,
s4le Ueacrr u Coihun'a and Tod Jacket Patent.
s4-TU
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soclal parts is 81 Ne siFgu a. BapA Hal 90
Thursday evening . thls seek Looms Qaaa.
ride hsta Furnishes the musie. ana Gardner
wneAt q: u.s. rafan Crtsh House provides thc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

The aunbsr q sfos, easeh q " Bradley re-
esssea fen Mann ti.5 athef aaf, vas thres ~
s,ssa = f..ur. = stated lsst seek. Iusr average
sel4li sac "a gtsagds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

WANTED First Giass Asrpis Msls and Frinsls We
W have uashipT fpr eariHsitF seekrrs. hut steady
snd sefy pFenI Hbir emp axmgui ~ those ~kn realty
msNH business Ladies' Gents. For nh ftrtigHisff
Nv retaru rst fadress fheif.tiHf q stamp q. !.
Van Alieu 4 90 80 Broad ~ Ns~ York CITY arr
TVALKEH's ADDING MACHINE Aekuavifdr.
w IA Nv leading eanuntAufs ta h the most practical
oHt sNerein viii hAd figures rnrrerfiH ~ quaint.
ties RANGING frnW the limits n simple addition % the 81.
mrntiRas She National psht, ihrrc columns Al 4
time qalch good uri,fv 49, them down
Statesmen wanted, There Is infancy ~ h. sample and
terms semi Or one Dollar 3 II WARsF, COS broad.
wsF n 4 r. a. Box a,gse
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Ka.t sflseiaa = So - atsse ths oce,u
as Bsls aata,g IS Afaaspsa, = aiai fsei
ats5sf ~. fss AZ
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$500 Wonder.

INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE.
OHly TEaEr netlAss simple, practical aAd durable
Makes the Elastic chain stitch aud adapted fur all
kiHls W plain sewing Any child can operate a. "A
elegant ''iu fsssn,uuais daily scht ID psrryat ~.
devon receipt ofpacr, " Address INDUSTRY SEW.
Inc AAGhlNEAo-, MtronssgEA N H.
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VarNTY YEARS Espeaeshs~ ii ~ Tseatiaeal -
thgs3aie sad sssasl ujseasas FAFsfi stss'iesi
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rspf 4 ea.ts trsafe4 Esagafa sasssf h. tas saFs
- ana haes gisHgp iatihK marriage sh# stfsfst
caatts - ihsir pAFses' sssdsih set{ ffss ~ H1st
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ps~fe verfsnsgs ~ saafrssas3 n, "A 1901 y ~ b
Afldsa lss1s. Albsnf. Jhe safhaF sass - fsls
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23

CLARENCE d. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mitiee
HENRY y. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON ". fEEr, suctctary and ActuSry.
This compsnY National ia lis character, Offers, BY
reason u its iargr Capital, Low Rates Of Premldm
aBd New Tables, ne most desirable means u lnsnr
Ing lifr get presented 70 The public
The rates 81 premium bsIug largely reduced, are
made A. favorable to the Insurers those Of the best
MeHal crnptules aalavoh sI the complications
and rneeftsinaes u Notes Dividends, aud he mis-
understandings biea the latter are 20 ap to cause
The Policy iioiaaE
Several pcw anl attractive tables are nav ptrsant,d
which need only % be understood % prove acceptable
TO ltr pablo, such ~ The oME-PRODuCINQ
POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM Policy. In the
tofmer The pocy holder not only secures life nsu.
rance payable ~ DEATH bHt viii receive n living
Ter period Of few years, daaitai fs0 N ten rer
cent 90 per cent? N spdr ofho loicv In the latter
The Company atfees "a return n he assured ne total
aHgof Of money he has pati IN, ~ addition 70 the
amount a Ms policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating nsu ING
their lives increasing the ansuut 81 insurance they
already have. IL called 10 the special advantages offer
ed by the National LIFE Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and hli particulars given on
application 70 the Branch ONCE ofthc company to
{ the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23
ENTs ANTED
Fort new and intensely interesting Book. entitled
OUR NEW WEST.
~ sAAuEt How1Es

volume ~ travel. experience and obe-rsail "a with
rit0fies, between The Missouri River and tho Pschc
Ocean UrsctAdHg the magnificent scenery Of this
wonderful country le Gold and Silver Hltues, Arms.
a. thelf conditions and pruspe f. The fasae Rail.
rad ifs route scenery hos "A Is pushed and built
The Nprmpps thvlf social NE rsli, ION aaa politics.
Interviews between Brigham 4uuug, NJ Collar and
Nj BOWIE. Tho Mnraun womsh-hIs thwy lka
fHlygsuy cic etc Tho thlna sHd iuiiaus what
they ~ how they live, their tsbs religion sud fecs.
~ brif this w0fs u lhe freshest, mub graphic ppr.
written OF puhlirhed.
sFLESplDLY ILLUSTRATED
With S'eel Portraits fall page EBKt sYngs illBsttnt.
ng che Aatmans the indlsns, TIE Pacific Railroad.
Digging f0r gpid Gle heN Is the iips iH Agents
~ Will ou irEiL ALL OTHER BOOKS NarHn y
stat ~ n, send ior our descrp i4e Ctfeulsr IA
tra CONVERSATIONS eiVen Appis -, address
iLAiTfORu RI RllsftlN9No Hartford G..
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PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICERS.

Where The general business n the Company IL tran.
sasted and towch all general correspondence should
be nGdrestrd
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These Scales constantly 81 hsHa and faf sale ~
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HANCOCK HOUSE, BOSTON.

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Re- order BAENEY HtLi. FroBdesas
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The Red JseIet SgibHn Patent Ase IL splsadh
tool Jnf these fexsant Fhtf II being fuuui - She
cut 4 does nos stiet 70 me seod MsoAf The Bel
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The seHate Committee hassmendsd The House
rrreAiiae tho Tehase-of-ofssas Eel. % .asptsdmg
the same unni tBp naEi session The holse ear
usd the repeal ~ saeA barge ma! rifyI L may
eciass q caaeef IL ne senate Commodities
amea1naHi Il tie sessts etacia3e q EE9.t u
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eNhalted. hut watched them afdr off
with the interest of true genuine wor-
ship. At last she saw thenr sitting to
gether in secluded window seat, con.
vcrsing in q deeply interesting manner.
Thinking that the subject under dis.
cussion might be the track cf the next
comet, Of some profound question Of
political economy, she resolved TO draw
near, and, unpcrceived, catch and hoard
up some of'hosc grand revelations Of
genius and bold speculations Of science.
She stole noisclessly up 10 the window,
aud hidden by the curtain, listened: III
tell you what | mean to do said Miss
Martineau, laying her hand emphatic-
ally on the arm of Mrs. Somerviile,l Il
mean to have my white Grape shawl
dyed brown, to wear with my brown
dress Then answ cred Mrs. Somer-
Vile impressively, through the ear
trumpet of Harriet Martineau: Il think
you cannot do better, my dear "
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NO. A..

race horse. The consequence of this
dissimilarity in size made 1t impossible
for Georges shirt to fit Dean, IL worn
in the ordinary manner. But the ora.
tor was full Of expedients, and by put,
ting on the shirt wrong end down and
tail end up he made the rifflc,' aston.
ished his hide by bringing 1t in contact
with clean linen. electrified the audi
ence by the size Of his shirt collar, and
ut the close Of his address continued his
travels to another point, taking our
friends shirt with him. Mr.. Dean left
his soilrd garment in the room, and
when, preparatory to being washed, it
was carried out on chip into the sum
light, there, on one corner Of its nara
tive, appeared the name-Albcrt West.
Eleven years that shirt had abode on
the back of the orator. The Great Re
bellion, the total eclipse, the Pacific
railroad. the heelection ofthree Presidents
all had passed away before our clo-
quent hero found time to change his
shirt; and when the great change was
made he kindly returned to the spot
where he got his first clean shirt to in
vest in his second oneu
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Willing and Faithful.

few years ago, II large drug firm In
this city advertised fora boy. Next
day tho store was thronged with appli-
cants, among them queer looking little
fellow, accompanied by a woman, who
proved to be his aunt, in lieu OF faithlcss
parents, by whom, lie had been ahan
doned. Looking at this small waif, the
merchant in tho store promptly said:
Cant take him; places all full; besides,
he's too small" ~ know he's small +"
said the woman, "but he is willing aud
faithful" There was twinkle in the
boys eyes which made the merchant
think again. A partner in the firm
volunteered to remark that he "did not
see what they wanted of sucl, boy
he wasn't bigger than pint Of cider"
But, after consultation, the boy was sct
to work. a few days later call was
made OH the boys in the store for some
one to stay all night. quick re-
Spouse of the lad contrasted we'll with
the reluctance ofothers. In the middle
of the night the merchant looked in to
see if all was right in the store, and
presently discovered his youthful pro-
tCye busy scissoring labels. "What are
you doing?" said he; 81 did not tell you
to work nights" ~ know you did not
tell mo 40, but thought might AS
we'll be doing something" In the
morning the cashier rot orders TO
"double that boys wages, for he is
WiHing.' Only a few weeks elapsed be-
fore show of wild beasts passed through
the streets, and very naturally all hands
in the store rushed to witness the spec
tacle. y thief saw his chance and en-
tered ut rear door to seize something,
but in a twinkling found himself firmly
clutched by the diminutive clerk afore-
said, and after struggle was captured
Not only was robbery prevented, but
valuable articles taken from other stores
were recovered Wien asked by the
merchant why he stayed behind to
watch when oiI others quit work, the
reply was, "You told me never to leave
the store when others were absent, and
I thought I'd stay" Orders were i'm
mediately given once more: "Double
that boys wages, he Is willing and
fdiMfW." To-day that boy is receiving
"A salary Of $3.50, and next January
will become member of the firm N.
y Er
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TIPTON, IOWA, NOVEMBER 4, 1862

cepting the decent round dances. j.
Her daughters waltz and dress superbly.
But as she looks at them from her dying
bed, how will she approve the moral
apparel in (which she clothed them? I
rather think that "thc ornament Of =
meek and quiet spirit" will look better
then than all the costly paraphernali
Of the ball room.
My fellow parents! we are weaving
our children's habits every hour. We
do it ~ clothes are made, stitch by
stitch. We do it by little things and
through unconscious Influences. We
are making the little coats" which
shall be worn not only in this world,
but the world to come! Oh, how much
It depends on VA whether they shall
"walk in white" among the glorified in
heaven! The property We can leave
our children may be small indeed. We
may not afford them an expensive ed
ucation. But day by day We can he
prayerfuliy, patiently..weaving for them
that garment of godliness which shall
grow brighter and brighter until they
put on the shining railnent Hike unto
those before the Throne.
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A Beautiful Passage.

J. l.. Motley, in an address before the
New York Historical Society, made uss
of the following languages 1sls
sod of the prairies. through tho 1un1ss
through the gravel. ttse0
pan, which Is almost granite, 1 i.
last 900 or 500 feet baaenth' ths -
face the hand Of hand Of man rsycp1s as
dark and rapid river conrsing thrDagh
those solitary, sunless depths, at \ spetd
of ten miles an hour, swifier than hes
Ohio, Mississippi or Hudson. or any Of
the hountiful and imperial streams Of
this country, flowing n they do through
the picturesque mountain scenery, state,
ly forest or enamoled meadow, amid
lowered cities and cultivated fields
And when the Shah has reached that
imprisoned river, aud the rent for the
first time has been made through its
dungeon walls, the waters, remembering
the august source on far distant noun
tain tops, whence, ages ag" they fell
leap upward to the light with terrible
energy, rising in al instant far above
the surface of the earth, and pouring
forth their hcalthful and lcrtilising
current to delight and refresh mankind,
And even with such au awakening afo
we gladdcncd when half forgotten hu-
manity bursts forth from time to time
out Of the depths in which it hn. rursn.
e,i its joyless, sunless course, moaning
and murmering through long centuries,
but never quite forgetting liz divine
and distant origin. such was the ur.
ward movement out Of int, ,itrotuai
thrnldom which we call the RefHrma-
tion, when the shaft Of Luthcr stuck
tn captive stream; such an awakening
but more significant and hopeful ON"
has been hcralded for this wi"lH Re-
public, East, and West, North anl"'
South, and for all humanity, by the
triumph Of the right in the recent four
years conflict in which all have been
the conquerors.'