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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

The iuhuman driver Of an express
wagon IN indianapolis thu other day re-
fused to take some Of those wounded
by the explosion from the fair grounds
to the city, unless lac was paid for 1t Mt
al exorbitant rate. The number Of his
wagon was published in the papers and
the citizens fonud they had no further
occasion for the services Of that driver
He changed tho number, but this did
not conceal his identity. He painted
his wagon another color, but the indig
nation and scorn Of the people still fol-
low him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

The telegraph reports that the Leg
itlature Of Tennessee on Friday last,
elected Henry Cooper to the United
States Senate. The vote stood Henry
Cooper So, Andrew johnson 81. We
know little Of Henry Cooper, except that
be was formerly friend o. johnson
and is now bis rival, and il said TO have
been a Union man during the war, and
has beaten him ia the contest which he
had most at heart Of all the political
battles Of his life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

0rrs Per. I raurn. / : Arnold, 2
seits u ,octh. l. NJ Bailey for horse and
o. shoes L \ Vail moving machine
+ 5 Garfield plovs and hafrovs. y Il
Walt, buitcr tube W Touney. plow
5 VI Holden. coon skin robe. Howard
i Whitman. slo yh, " II Gibson mar.
tie hoadsioncs
HOUSEHOLD AnrictS
CanrrrDa Mrs S Wat lsl, Mrs A
L Wait "a Mrs Dexter Baieholdef 81
Mrs PreuGs bea web al froeking.
and best pair Of miitens
Mrs 4 l. Wait hes, gents stocking,
Mrs i $ Horton best lAiies stockings.
Mrs Barnet Wait exhibited the hes,
home made linen aud table spread
Mrs Barnet Wait aud Mrs Sumner
Wait exhibited the best home made
towels
SrocuSo YApS Mrs Prongiss let.
Mrs A L Wait ID
Rucs Mrs Martin Reed lst Mrs S
VI Wait and Mrs / w Gibson ID, Mrs
A l. Wait 3D..
FANCY ARTICLES,
Miss II Pease best sofa cushion.
Mrs l. Jacquth best apron.
l. i Rngg best worstod tidy,
] w Mellendy best cotton and
~orsted tidy
Mrs A l. Wait best cotton tidy.
"Fy Wescott "a best do.
W w Wiley best boquet
." L n Wescott chen iso yoke.
J W Mellendy toilet cushion aud
watch case
Mrs L stevens boquet rais d woratd.
!" S johnson Counterpart.
I" G II Slate cotton hose.
- w Mollendy best worstcd scarf
:" r S Horton 81
:" N Wescott hauikerchif box,
Miss Il n Allbo 81 best d.,
Miss j Garfield best netted tidy,
+" NJ Arnold best suit und'r clothes.
II Pease best bead basket.
NJ c Evans crotcheted slippers.
s." best flannel shirt.
Mrs J w Mellendy 81 best do,
Miss L Gibson best worsted flowers
Em Stowoll best cake napkin
8" NJ g Evans best patch work.
/ Mrs @ X Slate 81 do.
| Miss Addie Waite ottoman cover
/" burr frame.
Nellie Deane best tatted collar.
Mrs A l. Waite "a best do
! Miss NJ G Evans needle case.
! j c Gale best oil painting
| w Abbott best water-color painting
| J G Gale ponmanship.
| 0 A Wilkinson photographs.
Mrs L Emme 500 chair cover.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

---Boven 4 Hopkins o. East Dorset, advertise
the best -four for $3.50 per barrel, and other
goods equally low.
Ia School District No. c, East Dorset, she
lens h Of he Fall term was eigat weeks. 1he
whole number Of scholars 81; tie average et'en-
dance was only IS in consequences Of the recent
heshe;. The number having no marks Of tardi-
ness, 81 The names Of those who have not been
absent or tsrty during the term ate as follows
Loyina Crsudal Della Ctsndau, Jennie Land
fer, Addie Teer, Co Sex.ol, Cla'le Craad.ll,
Cha4lie Folsom.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

1T is reported THAT careful can sass
Of the opinions Of /. the Cabinet reg lrd-
ing the Cuban question develops the
fact that Secretary Fish and Alto rney
General Hoar are the only mem bers
who are opposed to speedy recc gni-
ton Of the new republic.
"A Richmond paper having stat ed by
mistake that Secretary Boutwell, had
purchased $6,000,0O0 worth of "bc mes
instead of bonds" the Secretar re.
ce,yed letter asking in good faith what
was being paid for bones in bulk. as be
had large amount on hand.
"A precocious youngster in Y later
bury, Conn, requested his moth or to
inform him what was meant by e gone
sucker" His mother said he musn't
ask such questions, but Freddy p ersist'
ed, and was finally sent to bed 10 say
bis prayers to himself, instead Of on his
mothers lap as usual. So + reddy
prayed-"God bless papa, MANN, and
baby, but as fol- me is been a bad boy,
and guess I'm gone sucker"
William Cullen Bryant CAV the
following excellent advice to a Dung
man who offered him an article 70 the
Evening Post: My young friend, 1 OBJ
serve that you have used several F. renct
expressions in your article. | TIL ak, i
you will study tue English lang uage
that you will find il capable Of ex press
lug all the ideas YOU may have. 1hav'
always found it SO, and in all that ] have
written ] do not recall an instance WHERE
/ was tempted 10 use 4 foreign word
but that, on searching, | found ~ bette
one in my own language.
"A New Haven bachelor, who edit
a morning papor went home few
nigh,s since. bot got into the wron;
house. He was met at The door by
lady dressed in summer clothes, who
kissed BIN all around bis face ii
waved I'll she saw her mistake, whei
he made tracks, IL was her hu sbanS
she was looking for
The following is descript ion Q
the new one and two dollar | Jaite,
States treasury notes to be put in cir
culation the present mouth 1T 70 on
dollar note viii have yignette of Wash
ipgton, and a representation OF th dis
coyery Of America by Columbus On tn
face, instead Of the vignette OF Chic
Justice Chase. The two dollar note
viii have a yignetto Of Jefferson and
view Of the Capitol, instead Of th Wig
hette Of Franklin, as on the old ones.
These notes VIII be taken at par, pay
meut for subscriptions and job work a
this Office.
When the new Union Hotel OF lie
land Brothers, al Saratoga, is compile
ted, il will be The largest hotel 10 th,
world. /, will bave a homage Of l.
050 ieet, five stories high. II VIII b
bulk Of brick, add The building will b
divided into nine compartments. al
most fre-proof. II is TO be finished
aud furnished, ready Tor The reception
Of guests, BY the lst day Of Jane next
= DE Mary Walker has been lectur
log 10 ST. LOUIS 90 the necessity Of
. law compelling meh TO marry befor
4 they each The age Of forty.
An Irishman entered halberl
shop, ate with the brush a cap Of iath
. er, dug out the ball Of soap at the bot
r tom Of the cup. ate that, and sat dow
. to warm bis leet "How did you lik'
/, your lunch = asked q byslanler. Sax
+ Pat, The cus;ard VAS Elegant. but b.
ny soul, ! b'ase he egg wAs q ittle To-
long 10 ice Sather e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
nbaral Otar . car Rsaders.

ws~sH sse4 TIE gsenxu- price ti-50 ora
SoRoolalf YssffuH. ens ias best magazines 81
bess snA giFls pah,isted u this nouriry. sor,b
nEs3asg at.d sFaifasat steel -liste engfav
ing. ,aulsa 'fiaF Va uf worJt $3.50 per
copy. 81 T. say aae sh0 u.li ssad rs tl75. Tbs
oaauyitv VII y sani lsss. psii. secure from 30,
jury sna al aasle . osarming urnanrut torsny
pagles n atins re9na. 6eul Is ths names. ADD
sesafg IS as Ngfth for Getty t21s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Governor WashbuIn has announced
the following military appointments
Gates b. Ballard, Of St Johnsbury,
Surgeon General. with rank Of Briga-
dier,Genersl
The following ABIDE Camps to His
Ercellency have boon appointed, with
tho rank Of Colonel.
Kitteridge Haskins, Brattlboro; III.
mer d. Reyes, Reading; Henry 5. Hard.
Arlington, Joel II. Lucia, Vergennes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

ON Wednesday 81 last week the Leg
iSiatare oi Vermont ratified tho Fiji
teenth Amendment to tho Constitution
81 the United States. There we're
twelve dissenting votes IN the House Of
Representatives II was adopted in the
Senate by a unanimous vote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

OUR YOUNG Folks FOR November col,inHes
the Dad Boy whose story draws 70 a close; 70
hoatscs "The Firat New England Thanskt iv-
ing;" tells about "Lizzy's Ride in .ho Moo NJ
'How Ships arc Made, "chssed by Pirate"
"Mud PIES William Hanrys Letters" and many
other good things for the benefit Of young and
old.
Tho Galaxy FOR November haa an unusu ally
Interesting table Of contents. Chas. Reads Put
yoyfsef IN his Place, and Mira, Edwards "su-
san Fielding are continued and among tbs com
pl5,e articles are Tho Engliah Universities by
Justin Mccarthy; "The Fine Fendr BY En ,ene
Benson; imperialism in America" "Ho' the
Blood Circnlates' by Dr. J. c. Dalton; che
Play Of the PERIOD, by Richard Grant W hilo,
aud several other articles. The Galaxy has been
really improved aai is constantly making new
II eais.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

The new Cheese fac o.y al Runert is progress.
ing fiieiy, and promises when completed, 20 be
one Of the lines. factor es 10 tho yie!n-,y, IL moi
in he Sisje.
The West Rupert D:ry Association have
just sold their cheese, iaclading all made 10 Nov
iut II Ia cents per ponld, del,se cd at the de-
not.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

coLDrGS's EeD JAeHKr Az. This axe !. bet-
Ter than tho regular shapel aIos fgr these roa-
sons
D. II cuts doeper
H. II don't stick
III. II dom iaf tho hand.
~ Ne time Or strength is wasted IN taking
lhe aGG gut IT tiie cut
Wlth tho Same labor you 70 one third moro
work
with All these good qualities u i made u same
tteei ana iron and iempr, - out regular axes
ana win aot be1r yopgh osaaae als batter ibH
they
TsoY Iowa, Doe 5iat, 1880
T.frrfvuyrr B,rrwri Tie Red JacEot Sac
you seat us IS E Vo,sl one fthin1 1, is tiie btst
Az ever had hold u.
nisa very cay Az 10 chop With. Any 600
can zoe b. mo shape u il tbatit doesnol require
% mueh eteltioa on the g4ii n tEs chopper
an ne "a =lyle axe - make II panetrpso in'
2 shs s0od, Re sre much pleased sitn g.
YoggA. q. IS. clayt1R.
Miles Covered Scoop shovel. F.r the fsrmey.
just what you want
fEoeit, Jan ", 1899
LruEcoyT BttvWrtf ~ hate ID constant
use tAE tuNtFHN HttfF shAHftAt ~ HEff hitN1 hhA
Aad il % b. a yery ssefal aaiee. va moro than
save no c,si ofit faiis Is tbe amount u Frala
sayed. sboyelsd fran wagons. We faB also haa-
5Ie gipsl paeh la4isf llisn Ne cas- with tnS eon-
mon sqo9p.
oBIEH Co afaia bssifs.
J.. b fAsI0si dfsa Deaisr.
3 EssJpa 5aa 0rEia Dcaiars.
L1ABsas a e.. fress tfBs
Gko FtsLu Co.. CITY Mills.
wbiie 80 naals tisvse ana recommend them h..
sAhse n iiaaf grsat merit, - 80 alap manatas-
taiers u spAdes aal shoysis equal " aay faaas
10 ths sosntrs ssAs - west
Oar sA~a pStaHs tsinper aal psssst gfouGd.
and vAraateA a. good a. zny 'u4ae,
fHspsnA Ioirs. Feb 0, isfg,
LiPraoVrr BAHesrii.. Duirs The ssS y0a
seat Henry rtrea i tie tssl 49, ! eser sav,
4 takes ts0 iucb feed Ia Al sna Stands " bsiy.
! cut 5si feet " ost 'sbeles ia z lslegtes
hove Fnn ssss fo1 - 3esu. sad that is he
bee, one ever ga hold = LsFs raa yoar
ssss IL MieLigAa TT ate e slr years.
AIS DAVIS
n yomf hAsdwafo deslar dass npl krep DER
no0sis sei.a n ~ sisssek AHA 1gs saqaftee
deg-. sad goS nAssl kss4 safas@a4ia aggeAE4ou saa
reply
LjrnmsFr bssewn1d- Fltisburxh. rsuu..
h0la UsnefF - tslitasFA . sAd He1 4aehes fatEAtS
sgd tstsni fsppefs - aass.
IAfslAaolg s IsAEEsMA,
f~is IL netes kagst f4usb1rk. pa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Use DR.. pierce's Alternative Extract or Gold.
On Medical Discovery fgr coughs, Colds Brou-
dhlni or Lung Diseases. II arfesta and curns
Consumption IN ito early stages Sold by drug
giHis, or enclose three ealnfs md tsenty i've cts
10 ~. u. " Pierce, Bufale. n NJ and got three
bottles free " express charges.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

A missionary just retarded, says no regards
"Johnson's Anodyno Iinimout' as beyond all
price and cficacious beyond any Other medicine.
II is adapted TO greater variety u special cAsos
aud il the best pain killer in the world
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

The Council of Cousors now in ses-
Eion at MoAtp her. voted on Wednes.
day, ~ submit an amendment TO the
conGtituti Of Vermont providing for
Woman Suffrage, by vote Of nine to
iour.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

a valuable ogw belonging 20 Mr.. Emery Jones,
vss killed. Ga ne railroad track lAst Saturday
sight By an engine going north. The loss ID
quiis = severe ono for NJ J., A. be Is bard work
ing mAu dependant upon HE daily iabot for the
support q himself and large faaily. He hAs
the sympathy q the entire community.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

The wife Of Socrates was said to DO greet
scod Had hor husband furnished her with
Ronnos Paln.Killlng Magio Oil 70 cure - painful
iootbacho and headache, she would, 10 doubt,
have been one Of the brat wom6n or lhat age
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26
iASeHgsTER JOURNAL.
Naneh.ss.r. October -, leoe

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ass.fs Gtsi sssfg aszsaqssa, rshreFl-r shgul1
s,iet ~ seauuaf u apas We htss ~aznt hals
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Eovers seldom make an attack without warn
ing, aud may often be thrown of by soaking tho
feet ia warm water wrapping up warm IN bod,
and taking two or three Parsons Purgatiye Pis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

Mr.. Dewey Parton Of South Dorset, has left
on our desk splendid appe-we do not know
the yaiely--It measures i2A inches IN circumfet I
cncc, and Is fair aud handsome.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-26

ApPLEs.--D ID Wait, II varieties, LIST,
A l. Wait, Is varieties, "a, J g Batch
elder, varieties, 3D..
CE.R APPLES Il NJ Bailey, LIST.
PK,Es.-F II Shaw 1st
Gespn.- ID ID Wait, lst The iudg-
es also made honorable mention Of fruit
exhibited by J G Wait, Allen Edison.
L Carpenter, and A aud II Utley. They
also reported Chat they found all Che
fruit OF exhibition to be Of superior
quality.
VEGETABLE.
A S Wat exhibited The best Early
Rose pota.o, De Z Barker the best Do
vers, and A w Pierce the best common
variety
A W Pierce, best onions. Ebeo Farms
worth best beets. Alec Howard best pc
pumpkins, A y Stowell best common
pumpkins, Eben Farnsworth best cab
bage, A w Pierce bust tnnips, W W
Abbott best carrots, A Benson besi
squash, Eben Fafnsworth best eitrou
A i Wait best parsnips.
MAPLE suoAR AsD HoSEY.
MaPLE SSGlAA d Reynolds, cake
sugar, LIST, Il S Hortoo %. A ID Rey-
nolds tab sugar, LIST. d ID Wait ID.
MlyLE sgEur-D d Wait LIST, Il
Horton 3D..
HogEY.-D d Wait LIST.
TOOLS AND MANUFAcTUEE2.
First premiums were awarded 70 ]
G Gale for eeuter table. glazlers dia-
moad. fancy handle, and Photograph.
FArnsSortb d Sutton, for sap heater
and other tin ware
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-02
The New Textile Material-Ramie.

Thomas r. Ayres, ESQ.,, of this city, has re-
ceived from A.. b. Bacon, of New Orleans, some
specimens of the prepared fibre of ramie, and
three specimens of manufactured articles of this
material, which he will place on view ut the
Exposition of textile fabrics. Ramie is a native
Of japan, and is a variety of a plant of which
another variety is known as Chinese grass. The
first specimen was introduced into louisiana in
1867, by d. Benito Roezl, a Spaniard, since
which time it has been successfully grown in
nurseries in that State, Mississippi, Texas, and
Arkansas. Me fibre resembles in appearance
what is commonly called raw silk. In length
and capability of fine division the fibre surpasses
fax. When prepared it is purely white. The
articles sent by MIR. Bacon are two handkerchlefs
woven in England, and one piece of cloth woven
in China, and made into n shirt which was
brought to New Orleans by the British Consul.
The shifting cloth resembles fine linen except
that the threads are even. The handkerchiefs
resemble fine linen cambria, except that the
threads are even, and that these, as well as the
shifting cloth, have a silky gloss. The specimen
bIance to silk. The specimen of that prepared
in louisiana by the Roezl machine, though very
long in fibre, and having the natural gloss, is
not sufficiently prepared for fine articles. But in
this state, as grown and prepared in Mexico by
Mr.. Roezl in 1865, it brought IS cents q pound
in London ; and this year 1t sold In the same mar
ket at 60 cents a pound.
Ramie will be a formidable rival for the king
dom hitherto held by cotton, being produced with
more certainty and less labor, and our country
being well adapted to its cultivation as far north
as the utmost limit reached by cotton, and per-
haps further, and it having the qualities to enter
into all the uses of cotton, and into fabrics OF
greater 6neness and elegance. 1t is supposed
that this forms the chief material of the China
and japan silks imported into this country. 1t
resembles silk SO much that it would be difficult
to detect a mixture of it in silk goods.-Cinein-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-02
To Wives and Mothers.

Life Insurance is not yet sufficiently under
stood-especialy by the ladies OF our commu-
nity-to be duly appreciated. But, when its
beneficial purposes and ultimate blessings are
plainly exhibited, it will doubtless be fully ac-
knowledged, and every WIFE and Mother will
understand how it involves the entire future of
herself and her children, from a period, the APP
proach of which we are not permitted to know.
When the numerous varied operations OF the
institution are better unprecedented by all, and
their tendency to assuage sorrow manitests itself
as they gradually extend to the hereaved homes
of the people, they will meet with the reception
their inestimable value merits. A moment re-
Election will present n scene OF daily occurrence.
He, who was so solicitous for the welfare of
those he loved and cherished in life, those who
placed their implicit reliance in him, has, may
haps, been torn from the happy and peaceful
family circle. Too many instances present them
selves of helpless widows and orphans enduring
heart rending privations and misery, unforeseen
during the lifetime and prosperity of him, whose
efforts and labors were but TO crafty their every
desire. Uncomfortable events INSTRUCTED his
course, and his career ended, before he could
gain sufficient to make q proriSion that should
sustain them, when they can no more cling to
him. Now, although this beneficent institution
appeals to the most holy affections of man, and
exhorts him to a duty which during his life
secures him the grateful consciousness of contri-
buting to the welfare of loved ones, even after he
is no more among them yet, many men hesitate
when solicited, and frequently reply I" L Will con-
suit with my ,rife on the subject" For this last
reason these few words are addressed specially TO
WIRES and Mothers. No man can lie callous to
the opportunities of the faithful wife, who has
brayely clasped his handicapped by his side
over the rugged path of lfe,-and pointed the
Heavenward way to bis Children? Let her then
exercise her hallowed influence, to incitc him to
the sacred duty incumbent upon him, and which
will result in shedding the light of a more
serene happiness into many households" Ben
iamin Franklin has said, ga policy of Life
Assurance is the cheapest and safest mode of
making a certain provision for ones family"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-02

the Guinsrere taking the Emperor's cup, the
Egeria the second prize and gold medal, and the
Diane the prize exclusively for French yachts.
The Gnnerere and Egeria both came in ahead
OF the Daunfiess, beating her without any time
o. tonnage allowance. although rs it was a reach
to the Nab, and n run back, the weather and
wind might have been supposed to be all in her
favor. In the only close tussle we observed.
which was between the DaunfLess and ESeria
when approaching the lslsc Of Wight, the latter
proved herself. ON n wind, superior both in speed
and wcatherly qualities, confirming the impression
previously entertained by those who had seen the
Daunfkess in the dock at Cowes, that she may
obtain n few wrinkles from our yacht builders in
stead OF imparting them, as the famous America
did in 1852.
The notices Of the intended race do not appear
to have been sufficiently published, and 1t was
consequently little known, otherwise it Is proba-
bic there would have been a larger, though 1T
could hardly have been a mJre suitable, entry for
the American yacht Daunfess.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-02

After rounding the Nab, sheets were well eased
off and the yachts commenced their return journey
with n pleasant breeze on the starboard quarter,
and under a fine, warm, moonlight night, with
scarcely any sea on. About 2 o'clock the wind
came more aft, and square sails and square top
sails were set. The Gianerere, which sailed bet
ter than she has before done this year, increased
her lead, but the Egeria and DauntIcss did not
materially alter their relative positions in the
race. The breeze held, and the weather continued
fine during the night, the several yachts kept IL
straight course for Cberbourg, and nothing worthy
OF special notice occurred during the remainder of
the race, which was concluded by their rounding
the fagboat inside the west end of the breakwatcr
ut the following times: