The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

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IT, E.mlra Advertiser says there
Is yoang laiy ia tiat place - reauea
That instead u Saying backyard she
says African sentinel
Low nsckod shirts are pronounced
the latest siy,e" for NICE young men.
joss iusebe a sueci scented youth
ails hla hair parted ID Tie miidle, a
brass beaded cane. aud q low aeekel
shirt Wog5dl Be l,ok KILN
A Young married woman ID Chica-
So last week took poison AM died be-
cause her husband would stay out eve
mugs HAL young married women
committed suicide for this reason there
would be big crop q gay widowers
Democratic papers in Iowa are dis
putting about the spelling Of the name
Of one Of their candidates. The gem
tleman's own testimony is rejected on
the ground that he don't know"
IIliuois is going largely into Wool
en- manufactures There are already
1874 wooden factories and 81 wool-card-
ing mills in the State, with a capital OF
100000 invested in buildings and ma
cbinery. and employing 3.45O opera
tiyes, one-fourth Of whom are women.
"A convention is 70 be Ii old in Gin
cinnah on Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. Is and 1G for the purpose Of or
gaming a State Woman's Suffrage As
ISOLATION for Ohio.
The seat in the L. S. Senate which
the Just elected Legislature Of Tonnes
see is to fill is that of Mr.. Fowler whose
term expires March >, 1871.
George William Curtis thinks that
although the Democratic party is no
onger formidable as a party Of princi-
ciples, yet as an organized conspiracy
against the purity Of the ballot-box it
is still much to be feared.
Pollard, in his life Of Davis, speaks
OF Henry A. Wise "as supreme alb
surdity OF the war--a shallow-brained
and large mouthed charlatan-a scare
crow, made up Of buckskin leggins,
hint-lock pistols and profanity"
The miners strikes, combination Of
dealers and transportation arrange
ments have produced great rise Il
cofl, SO great as TO diminish sales ma
terially A reaction has taken place,
and reduction of one dollar per ton in
Scraton and Lackawana is reported.
Mark Twain says he was present
at recent interview between ex-Secro
tary Stanton and Secretary Fish, and
was subsequently greatly astonished to
lean by the Associated Press that il
was very important meeting, limiting
that the Alabama question was the sub.
iect under discussion, when the CONVEX.
sation in fact only had reference to the
cure Of warts.
The Washington correspondent o
the Philadelphia Press says the friends
/
of Chief Justice Chase are open and
loud mouthed in their assertion thai
they have assurance Of support for hin
from the South for the next Presiden
tial election. They say that the Con
seryatiye Republican movement in the
South was organized for his benefit
and the result of the Dent movement
in Mississippi will in the end demon
strate the wisdom of their predictions
"A correspondent writes;- To see
Niagara, you buy eleven silk dresses fol
your wife, and six shirts for yourself,- -
You then get all the ready money you
have, borrow all your friends have, and
make arrangements for unlimited cred
it at two or three good solvent banks
You then take six trunks, some more
money a nurse, a colored servant, some
more money, and then after getting
some more money, and extending your
credit at two or three strong banks,you
set out. 1t is better, if possible, just
before you leave, to mortgage youl
homestead and procure some more mon.
ey.
"A curious report is telegraphed
from Washington to the evening Post
to the effect that, if Andrew johnson
gets into the Senate from Tennessee
there vii! be strong movement among
the extreme radicals at the capital tC
transfer Butler from the House to the
Senate, in the expectation that he vii
be match for johnson. This is, We
suppose, on the Homeopathic principle
Of simjlia simaibuS curaatur, which may
be rendered in this instance, by free
translation, setting one FIRST class NUS
ance to abate another But we do moi
comprehend the Washington radicals
or conservatives either, need trouble
themselves about the election Of Sen
ator from Massachusetts, to succeed
Gen. Wilson. The people Of this STATE
are quite able to attend to that little
matter themselves. And even suppose
Butler is the only man in the country
able to squelch johnson, we are sure
they would find the remedy worse thar
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