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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

LTrIE,s LIyISG AGF, No. 1917, for the
week ending March 26, contains Indian
Theism and its Relation to Chris tianity,
Contemporary Review; Carlino, Part II
by the author Of DR.. Antonio, Good
Words; Testing, Murder and Burles-
ques, The Graphic; Memoirs Of Gen,
Won Brandt, Edengurgh Review; Da-
wd Garth's Night Watch, Argosy; Jer-
envy Taylor, The Graphic; -esides
shorter articles and poetry.
No. 1916 contained interesting and
valuable articles on Swift, Chatterton
and Farrady; Female Infantcide in In
dia; The "Fteedman's Bureau in the
United States; Winters in the South.
The Songs Of the Mormon) Saints;
de-. &c
The Living Age, besides its usual
large amount OF the best scientific, lit
erary, historical and political matter, is
publishing two new and very interesting
serial stories, one by Mrs Oliphant and
the other by Charles Lever.
TO new subscribers renting SO for
the year 1870, FIVE numbers Of 1863,
containing the begin ming Of Mrs. Oil
plants aud Charles Levers serials, etc,
are sent gratis.
The regular subscription price Of this
81 page weekly magazine is s. year
tor which il Is sent free Of postage; OF
Tor $40, any ono Of the American s.
magazines is sent with The Living Age
without prepayment OF postage OF ex-
ira numbers for one year. Little and
Gay, Boston are the publishers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

Ramon are again revived ihat The
Pope g failing health
Indiana trua grower say ihC atc
e,l snar ruined tb coming peach.
crop
The iHg se advocates tha
n6m.aaii5n Il Susan b ANTHONY !9f
Governor ~ Nev York
1he Ohio House ofRcpreson,hayes
finally rejected, 81 to =. the PROPOSE
ton % submit 10 ihe people ihe ques-
iiou 81 woman Suffrage
Tie New York State temperance
association have adopted a platform.
declaring that they nill nominate and
vote for temperance men only
Tho Texans arc packing $1,000
booyes this winter. costing at The pack
cries from 2 70 3 cents in gold pen
pound, one beef making two barrels
"A portrait 81 John Brown Is to be
hung in the Kansas State Capitol, al
The expense Of the Commonwealth.
Barbara Ubryk, the nun Of Cracow,
whose Incarceration for 20 years and
acclde tai release created such an ex-
element few months ago, died on
the Gath uit and mas buried privately
for fear Of a demonstration by the peo-
pie.
Samuel Wasbhurne Of Fort Edward
n. y, who took part in tie Canadian
rebellion Of 1888, aud was transported
by the British government to Van Die.
mans Land, reached bis home on FRI
day after forced absence Of 80 years
He was entirely destitute and has nov
reached the age II 6S,
Justice Nelson is expected to leave
the Bench Of the United States Su,
prome Court, soon. His example
should be followed by some others.
The wheat in store on the Upper
Mississippi amounts to $500, 600 bush
els 1t is estimated that about the
same quantity Of wheat remains in the
hands Of the farmers.
Memorial proceedings in Paris in
honor Of the late minister Burlingame
took place on Tuesday night; munster
Washburn presided, and Ex-Goy Bal,
lock Of Mass, delivered the eulogy
Another Japanese embassy is about
to start on a tour through Europe and
America.
The elevated railroad company Of
New York, propose opening their road
to invited guests next week, and to the
public the week following. 1t has been
completed from the Battery to tho
corner Of 30th St., and 9th avenue.
The Central Pacific railroad has
purchased the San Jose railroad, The
first payment is So, 100000, and is &c
be made in New York on the first o.
AIul
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The hubsn body il chiefly composed ~ tlhsuts
and hbfes as sensitive % every change pa the
condition IL the atmosphere a. Che most delicate
olectrometcr, OF the quicksilver in bffoaeitf
tube.
Tho stomach, the shin, The nerves, thc lungs
and the cXcrct0ry organs arc especially iabla "a
be a1uclcd by these variations, aud thC best de-
tense against their disastrous tendency iBtaAeep
the digestive machinery, which ioeds and nanr
ishes She whole system, IN good working order
II the stomach Il weak or disQrdelcd neither
the blood nor tho bile can be in q healthy state
and upon the fitness 0f these two tnpottRht
fluids for the offices assigned to them by nature
and the regularity Of their How, heaith IN great
measure depends
when the air il heavily laden with chilling va.
pors, as II often Il at this season II the year tie
digoeton should bo a. object Of especial care,
III is weak and languid, the whole physical
structure will be oneryatod. II IL IL vigorous
the entire organization will he strong 70 resist
the untowsrd and depressing influence OF 8 damp
and utiatCd atmosphere.
pure aud powerful tonic 4 therefore espec-
tally needed AS safeguard against the diseases
most common IN the spring, aud Hostetiors
Stomach bittcra being tho most wholesome aud
potent medicine OF the class at prcsent known,
a course Of It Is particularly adWsablost this pc
Rod Of the year. Tho stomach will thereby bs
toned and strengthened, the Liver and bowels
regulated the nervous system brHeed up, and
nature put in state Of active defense against the
miasna which supernduees intermittent and re-
mittent feyore, rheumatsms nervous debility,
headache, hypochondra and other complaints
which are apt 70 aasail the untoned and uniurd.
cd organizations. Tho body is strengthened
without exciting the brain, aud consequently no
unpleasant reaction follows It's reyiyiuE aud reno
waiting operation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

A NV ARGUMENT FOR FEMALE Sur
TRAGE-The advocates Of Women, S
Rights" have been confded to no polit-
zeal party. 1t has not been supposed
that their success would peculiarly ben
eft either the Democratic or Republi-
can organization, But now Q Webster,
if not Daniel, has come to Judge
ment. The Boston Courier says that
'one Of the happiest efforts, at the ban
quet Of the Constitutional Club at the
United States Hotel, on the oyenin Of
WasAington's birthday, was that of Mr..
Charles Webster, ofNew Hampshire. 49,
In the course Of long speech that gen
tleman declared himself in favor of fe-
male suffrage for this reason; He was
confident that the aristocratic danes
Of American birth would stay away
from the polls, while the females of for
eign extraction would vote early aud
often, and thus the cause Of the Demo
cracy would be advanced and promot-
ed We are told that Mr.. Webster
remarks were received with great APP
plause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

A Fasur "a Mior We aro familiar.
"a ths country, with the plague =
sraeb9pp5rs army uorms sui other
aazioas animals bot hayo happily been
spared ifam ,be de,asiaiiops caused by
mice 10 lar bodies. such a. not m.
frequently have nvagod portions 81
Earopo Qaitc tcceuty certain parts
% Hungary have been terribly afflicted
ia this manner. in 80 great an extent
indeed, that ia a single district The sn.
tire crop ~ sixty thousand acres 20
grain Was completely consumed In aE-
other district ten thousand acres we're
destroyed in two weeks, not grain.
nor blade Of straw, nor root being left,
entire fields having been cleared, ae-
cotdiug 70 the statement, "as bare a. a
floor Every attempt made TO reduce
the horaes Of these animals faile1
bitches we're dug and filled with water.
but they soon became chokod up with
the dead bodies. the number DESTROYED
being counted by hundreds Of thous-
ands, and yet without any appreciate
impression being made upon the supply.
The country was filed with immense
numbers numbers Of hawks, eaglbs,
owls aud other proIaceous birds, to-
gether with foxes, weasols, wildcats. etc;
but the devastation sill continues, aud
there is no telling where it viii end
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

Gold having reached 100, specie
payments have been resumed In many
q ogr business centres, tie merchants
freely paying on, silver i3r change on
81 purchases Tbis is drawing ont the
old boards. and not unlikely silver Wi
soon he found As pleaty 8 beiora The
var Mr Cameron has given notice Of
an amendment to The iundBig b.il ro.
curing the redemption q all the irae-
tioual currency by July lst Should
this "a into effect IL would pecessitatc
tbe paymeu, Of silver tor al sums less
than ST.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

MlssHd SrHNns. The City Of Bos-
ton, splendid steamer Of The Inman
line, which left Halifax for Liverpool
on the 28lh q January, has not yet ar
rived The hopes Of her safety are now
EXTREMITY faint, and there is sorrow in
a hundred homes on either side Of The
sea. II is now also generally believed
that tie iron-clad Atlanta, which was
bought BY the Haytien government,
has gone down with III Oh board Moth
ing has been heard from her since tic
first Of December when she left the
Delaware capes for Port au Prince. RI
She was differed By young men, nearly
all Of whom bad formerly belonged to
tie u S. navy She had tRo Haytien
senators on board the wife Of the COM
manding officer, and crew ofoYer 100
men recruited ID Philadelphia, making
ia al 100 souls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

BEYIEn THAN Eym BEFoHl The
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Magnetism; The Art Of Engraving,
Nathan G Ely, Pres. Farmers Club,
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Packard. with portrait The Governors
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

A RnuRKApLF COLLECTION, Recent
ly the Secretary Of the Evangelical Ed
ucation Society made an appeal in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, New York,
the Rev, Stephen H Tying, Jr, Rector
and took up a collection amounting to
nearly $4,000 We believe this to be
the largest collection ever taken mp in
any Episcopal Church in this country,
This collection will be devoted mainly
to The House Of the Eyangelists, a
new theological school which is design
ed for the education Of young men who
shall preach the Gospel to the neglect
ed of that great city. We rejoice to
see Christians thus honoring the Lord
with their substance during these dull
and trying times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

"THE House. or arHE EuASaELsrs F"
We have not heard that good old
John Bunyan has risen from the dead,
and established himself in the great
Vanity Fair Of New-York, but another
John has opened up an establishment
in that wicked metropolis, with one Of
the great drcamers most delightful
fancles over the door, us above. The
New York correspondent Of The Fps
c0palian says Of it; We recently Wis
tied the interesting little school of the
prophets, known as the House Of the
Evangelists, G22 Seventh Avenue. Its
simplicity, neatness and order recalled
yiyiply our visit to the Mission House
Of Basic, Switzerland. The design Of
Of these Institutions is TO educate men
who shall preach the Gospel to the
neglected The European school sends
men to the heather OF distant lands.
The House Of the Eyangelists looks
after the heather at home, and chiefly
those who, in squald wretchedness,
crowd the outer districts Of the great
city of New York The instruction and
direct management of the House de-
yolye upon the Rev. John G.. Ames and
his wife (the daughter of the Hon. G.
D9angj, both Of whom seem admira-
bly, fitted for the great and responsible
work to which they have been called I"
In the published Circular, the object
and design Of this Institution are set
forth as follows:
The great need of our time is
preachers for the masses. These, in a
large measure, the Church Of Christ
now fails to reach, and they are becom-
ing Increasingly Indifferent to religious
truth and religious institutions, as the
Church seems to grow increasingly in
different to them.
:" The primary qualifications of such
preachers are a deep sense OF personal
obligation to Jesus, and loving con
Germ for the spiritual good Of their
I felIow-meu But in addition, they
must be men who are willing to engage
in, and who, by association, sympathy,
experience, and special training, are
/ fitted for this particular work.
The most imperative demand upon
tho Church to-day is the effort TO pro-
vide such preachers; in the first place
/ by importunate prayer to the Lord Of
the harvest that he will send forth la.
borers into his harvest; in the second
/ place, by furnishing facilities for the
proper education OF such as the Spirit
Iof God shall dispose to consecrate
i themselves to this work.
In some small measure TO satisfy
the pressing need, and TO meet this
urgent demand the House Of the
Eyangalists has been recently establish
ed il the city Of New York. This in.
stitation proposes, so far as il shall be
enabled to do 50, TO receive, sustain,
educale, and employ young men who
are willing to devote themselves unre-
seryedly TO the work Of preaching the
Gospel TO the neglected classes, aud
who shall be deemed otherwise quail
fed for this work. - The Standard 81
NE Cross
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

While some labogUr5 were carrying
bags Of nilro-eyccrino from Shafner' 5
factory to a slo3p on the banks Of Haze
keusack river N. j., Friday afternoon,
one Of the men dropped a bag, which
exploded Tho buildinQ had some 25-
600 pounds of nitro-slycerine stored in
i,, and there was sggn g aeccId cyplo-
sion more terrible than the Grs The
bulk Of the material stored IN tic build
ing went OF witha force beyond des.
The consequence was terrible,
The building lay IN ruins, scattered for
rods around Bricks, morter aud raf-
ters wore buried 10 every direction RI
The boiler broken Ia some places and
ndented ii others, was moved some
distance, and nothing bat the chimney
Of the ictory remained intact The eE-
plosion was heard for miles around and
It's force broke tbe windows OF houses a
mile distant upon the neighborilg hills.
Fom persons Herman Myers, the
foreman, two laborers and one boy
were killed Choir bodies being torn limb
from limb, and sca.taded like the MAJ
son work all over the vicinity, Ono was
thrown high mp In tie alr,and descend
ed into the river The leg Of one man
was found 200 faeet distant Many Of
those who were not killed were more
% less injured One Was struck upon
tile head by q flying buckbat and Sc
yerely cut aad bruised Tho sloop os-
capped comparatively unframed She
factory was 81 brick, one story high,
go feet long. l1ss 500, no insurance,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

In contrast With the cowardly, in
human conduct 81 The English Capt
Eyre. il Is noted that the FIRST act in
the life q AiidshipmAn Edward + Viii
liams, late commander II the Inflated
Oneida. was 10 save Tie captain and
crew oi the British ship Cleopatra, of
ST. Johns. n B., In the year 1853,
while Capt Williams was attached TO
the United States sloop oiwar Decatur,
/, vas a dark stormy night, and after
much danger and exposure the officers
Of the Inflated ship we're got on board
the Decatur with safety AIidshipman
T. p. Williams was in charge Of the
boat that brought them. and upon get
ting on board Capt VIM. c. Whittle
asked il 81 we're safe Williams re-
Piled II have saved every soul, sir -
And be had
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

THE INCouU Tax Law REpEALED.--
There is q serious misapprehension in
the public mind in relation to the in
come tax. Petitions arc being sent to
Washington for the repeal of the law.
1t should be distinctly understood
that the income tax law was repealed
by limitation on the 3lst day Of De-
cember, 1869. The tax now being as
sessed is for the year 1869. After it is
paid no other income tax can be col
lectod or assessed without the enact
ment of an entirely new law, which is
not likely to be brought about The
repeal Of the old law is final and I'M
1t takes effect as soon as
the tax for 1869 is paid. A bill passed
tho House under the previous question
gag rule a few days ago, providing for
the assessment and collection Of an in
come tax for one year only (l870, but
it met with disastrous defeat in the
senate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

WHIT OFFICES IN NEW YoRK CRY ARE
WORM The Office Of Corporation
Counsel is worth from $4,000 to $75,-
900 a year; Sberiff's Office from $50
900 TO 100000; Street Commissioner
$4,000; Register $4,000 to $4,000;
County Clerk $4,000 to $4,000; Com
ptroller $4,000 to 100000; City
Chamberlain $75, 600 to 100000; Sur
rogate $4,000 to 100000; Corporation
Attorney $25, Public Administers
tor $4,000 TO $4,000; Collector Of
Personal Taxes 100000 to 100000;
District Attorney $4,000 to $4,000;
and so on almost All iRfjatum The Po-
lice Justices receive $4,000 a year OF
more than the Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United States, and
$4,000 a year more than the Judge Of
the Court Of appeals Of that State. The
Alderman and Assistant Alderman re-
ceive $4,000 per annum, or as much as
the Governor. The Messenger to the
Board OF Alderman ia paid as much as
the State Comptroller OF Treasurer, on
Attorn ey General, while the Clerk OF
the Common Council receives the mag.
niiicent salnrv Of $1,000.
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TIE .JOU RNAI-
TUESDAY MoRSNG MAR y ls78

u . less tksa Zen yoafs since Mr
EsrslE ihsn 5 Mcstoant aerryrsn,
was rsiateJ aamiusaes u lhs gallery
n, he senais. tie deagkeap,t rudeiy
Informing kim iakt agsers we're noi
allowed there Wednesday those cal
lerts uerr crowded d bear han ~ al
5. ssuAtor from Mississippi the peer
q he leading men q the Land and
successor q. Jsf Davis Truly tbt
whuligig Il time brings strange re-.
serRes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

pmE EuS4FsAIE Ao9uirrEu Prince
Ficyra Bgnaparie has been acquitted,
ia spite 81 thc strong appeal made b.
tho proeurgar General l5r verdict
ot quilts vi,h cgieuuatug circnm-
stances The jury were out only one
hour IS soon as tie verdict WAS an
nouucod the counsa. ioE tic partle
e.rile demanded 10000 francs dam
ages IG consequence oi tAis demand
tile Prince Was u1s released from Gus
tody He wss eZcle dinghy Indignant
because Be WAs uol allowed to leave
the court instantly lie said he wished
Is shoE Le was not AFRAID 81 melacss
made agaiusi his life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

WooD AND TEs-The Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad company have issued
a circular in regard to wood and ties,
stating the kinds they wish to buy, and
prices. They :" talk business, and We
trust our people, and the company, will
find their dealings mutually satisfactory.
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ss5a-a severe pataf q he stis saH ssgt. tattr,.
IA sa,s. stt TArse Ess Ha6s are natt aaat
s,t rs,t pa'aN. sra snsa dsrsee Dc sNH ae,la
r. ies, sfsuoFe fEtyasatlbsa ae t
ave frlisfsi eats sa2 Hr,a Is ~ aiesas Htas +ea
q, Assdr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

eaes 70 shifk Ser political DATES
loeg vs. aouuptiga 10 she Saie instead
e re ezoeptou, and g leag sbsg 10
= ifesissl 4 Intervals 3 s,ss'ua rer.
eaaisaas = orrupaea m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

The HoEe committee % territories
have solad The Alaska problem very
happily They hayo agreed 10 recon-
mend a bill making our Russian pur-
chase a county q Washington territory
Eb.cA will oLvate the necessity Of a
costly seFcgata territorial establish
ment. ard ave tho mileage q q dele
gate 80 Congress This certainly, Is
what might be called making The best
u bad bargain, which everybody ac-
ku0alcd8es Al4aka q ba. we believe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

TIE gale 81 sunday wa noe Is
we're befs sat Rutland and Beauins,
zen although 3 heavy storm hero Sc
Euliaul considerable lalage was done
90 houses aai baHns, school louse
aad e8uflh badly injured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29
Astounding Revelations.

Two scientific publications 10 The dfld against
the hair dyes of which csd s ne basis Ihe aAew
York Medical Gazette ud "t10 journal az Cbe0us
try" bitterly deaouHcs them. Yet tbr aatf msy 10
safely dyed Have yea seen
Prof Chilton's Testimony
founded On a careful analysts, aud ctuiplns ihst
Cristadoros Excelsior Dye
;, not on, 0r,t-,lsss arel, Tor Changing tbe olo
Of the hair, bat
Absolutely Safe.
CRlsTADoRos HAIR rREsEGyArtSE A.
Dressing, acts Ike ghsm on TIE ilssf Fiisf pYtius
TrV g.
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Spfrial llOtifrs.

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edy FOR Neuralgia aud all .ervons Diseases. More
ihsn 100 900 cared by e IL the last two years Price
BY mall. package 81 ,os.--s packages ss.f7
THE LoKRAlkE VEGETABLE CATHARTic
PILL The brett known remedy for ~ DISEASES ofthe
Blood stomach, Liver, Kidnsfs for Headache. nhsH-
satifm and n cases rhsrs aeathtriic itftsuifsd
Pdee by mai boz 70 ga, ; boxes tas4
TURNER a CO. 40 fremont Street. Boston nss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

Nas lsas sNs have SOLD tHe raHas r'ssl at
twenty years. sad 81 fstsi.IHs saa a5bbt mrt ttts
ssld teanl aye thousand stagstbs TAef sras
liked"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

TINS NE CmH Iaa subscription
far new church Ia Manchester have
r5acho about i-H Thousand dollars
lwo-.hirls o. ,ae amount required to
make them binding On Monday next
the society meet again 20 hesg ihe re-
port ot tie committee aud wo hope 20
ae able 90 say n cur neEl taat the
amount required la been cub ribbed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

paEeaS 81 rm Waaa MowSa
Nhomsr Wom The burning Of the
Wood AIowiue Machine Works at
noosigs Fails 81 w. last Sunday
morning, viii no. delay tic manaae-
tariug 81 machines bus a short time,
already foundations are being laid for
new bu8dlngs Tho loss Of the com
pauy foo,s up a1out $i00090-upou
which there was an insurance 10 the
amount Of $2l5,050. Mr Benedict, the
agent Of The company, came up the line
Ibis morning to buy lumber FOR new
buildings The company we've about
making large dividend, but this loss
win delay II for time. The report
that the works would be removed to-
day, is without foundation. Such a
change would have been q very serious
loss to Hooao Falls, and to oar lumber
dealers, who find a market there for a
large amount Of their products.
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SHELF HARDWARE,

CROW BARS ami WHEii-
BARHOWs, NAILS BY tho keg % pound
BRooNs, WHIPS, BUTTER TUBS, So.
BRUSHES Paint, scrubbing White Naei oct
aud shoe Hair, Tooth and Broom.
MATCHES, TWINEs, CLOTHES iiAEs, ROPE
HALTERs BED COMBS. &c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

IAN Indiana school teacher has
killed one q bis pupils