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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

PosrAL MyrrEHs The forthcoming
annual report Of Postuastor-General Cres-
well for The fiscal year ending June 80,
last, will show the receipts from sales Of
stamps, stamped envelopes ana wrappers
have been SlG,5dl,0g5, an increase over
tic previous year Of 81 10000. and that
tie total cost Of transporting tie mails,
including The compensation offouieogt !.
passenger. and Others ransits, Sl2 3a5 .5i3,
ana increase over ulc previous year 81
S11s,la2 Tie length. 81 tic routes,
however, was ~ ,Z32 miles, or 1901
mile, greater iliau ii 1869, au aggregate
distance Of transportation Of 97g2tgg5
miles on increase Of 6.3olG93 IN ilcs.
The money orders i.sued represented
s84 ,o53,0oo, being more chan s903,oQa
over tbe preyions year Orders paid rep
resented s3l,039.O9o Afler pa, ing ~.
pcuse- there was net profit 81 $4,000.
The Number Of post oiLec- ia tbe Z -
Junc aj, was ~ ,4S2i established during
thc year, 2,859;t discontinued, ~ dones-
tir letter. during The year, 5,ea21t5i 80
increase oyer ihe previous ycarofl 5s-iD9
per cent foreign letter. received 2zaA75.
an increase Of / 4 9-i95.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The .ls,bY honors ofthe throne Of Spain
have 81 lasi found taker il hepcrsou Of
tlie Duke u Ao.to oticrAise known o.
tie Prince Amadeus Ferdinaud-Maria.
second ton Of the hing of Italy lie re-
loices ia wife with the remarkably pret-
ty name Of Observation-Disclosures
Glauna del rozzo della Cisiems. Tie
Prince wear. his ducai tide ID honor % 8
miserable little dirty town 81 Piedmont
= iItulenaul. gpherslin the Italian army
aud ouly about twenty-five ycar. q
age fIe lad Hiile - % experience N
pubHe lIe lis acceptance q the spanish
tArone wlll briag Italy "a very close j, ia-
tious Wiih ihe l5eHan peAiasnar 8
daughter 81 Victor Emanuel being Queen
81 Portugal
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The Legislature ID joint assembly elect
cd DC following State officers ou Thurs
day last
Secretary Of State, Goo. Nichols, Of
Norlbaela Auditor of Accounts, Whit
man G. FerHn, " Montpelier; Sergeant
a-Arms. Truman g Phluney, &c Moutpo-
Her; Adjpunt and iH.pa tor General
William Wells Of Burlington; Quarter
Master General, William g. Lyudc, Of
Marlboro Judge Advocate General. Ste.
phcn 4 Atwood Of Moukton Railroad
Commissioner Richard n Parker Of
Woicol: Commissioner Of the Insane,
Gates Is. Bulard Of ST. Johnsbury; SUI
pcrinendcn toi tlle State Prison james A
Pollard Of Windsor; Directors Of the
state Prison, Martin ". Rice of Benson,
John w llarlshornof Lunenburgll, vii.
liam n shedd % Newbury; Trustees Of
Vermont University and State Agricultu.
raj college, Frederick Billings Of Wood
stock, 10 iill vacancy caused by the death
of Governor Nashburn; Trustees for Six
years, Horace Fairbanks Of St. Johnsbury,
Paul Dillingham; Of Waterbury, Henry
CLARK Of Rutland Trustees Of Vermont
Reform school, Charles Reed Of Montpe-
Her John l.. Mason Of Richmond, James
NJ Slade Of Middlcbury
Judges Of the Supreme Court john
rierpoint, Ncrgennes, Chief Justice;
james Barrett, Woodstock, Asahel Peck,
Montpelier; Ioyt II Wheeler, Jamaica;
Homer Il Royce, 81. Adams; Timothy
+, Reddeld, Montpelier; Jonathan Ross,
81 John-hury
Reporter Whcelock G. yeazey, Rut-
land
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

READ SD TAME WAENiSe The 81.
Jolnsbuly Time, Of Int wcek says a
lads IN this yillngea few duy inCe found
herself afflicted with disease Of the scalp
and a severe headache husband eS-
amined her chiguon, while searching for
a cause for the disease and found some
very ugly and peculiar looking insects.
The chigou was suddenly committed 90
the flames; treatment applied aud the
Indy Is recovering
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The successor Of Gov. Cox in the De-
parlmeut Of the Interior, Hon. Columbus
Delano, is a Yermontcr, born IN Shore
ham in 1909, but resident Of Ohio since
1917. In 1874 he was elected rcpresen-
tatiye from Ohio 70 the Twenty-niuth
Congress, and served on the committee Of
invalid pensions In 1917 he was a can
didate Tor Governor, but lacked two votes
Of a nomination. In 1862 he was can
didate for the United States Senate, but
again lacked two votes Of nomination. In
1868 he was elected to the Honse of Rep
resentadyes Of Ohio, and was promi-
nent member Of that body, taking a lead
ing part in shaping the important legisla-
ton of that session. He was reelected
to the thirty-ninth Congress. His admin
istraton Of the comnissionership of in
ternal revenue, to which he was appointed
by President Grant, has been very able
and effective.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Nathaniel Gowiug's barn at Perkins
willie wa, burned d few day, since insufd
for $3.50.
--fhomas Freneb an old man 81 An-
dover. received fatal injuries, the other
day, by his horse suddenly starting aud
throwing him ont Of hi. wagon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

To-day tha State elections both iu New
York aid massachusetts, win take place.
A pretty bot contest !. anticipated ID New
York, which viii probably result 10 the
reelection Of Joba Z Hoffman, fer Gey-
crnor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
MARRIAGES.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Marl Twain agely advise. Young writ-
ers d continue scr.bIiug ior nothing uu-
ti somebody offers % pag ~ tbeif laeu-
bfalions lfnobodg offers toIay within
three ears Says MARX Che caad ate
may look upon the circumstance asa ign
that saving wood u Whist Pc was intcnd-
ed for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
DORSET.

We publish the following extract
from the Religio Philosophical JOur-
nal Of Chicago, both on account of its sin.
gulaliiy and, also, for the reason that the
authors Of these communications claim a
former residence in Dorset and seem
to be anxious these messages should reach
their former associates.
we have had ripple on the quiet sur
face ofPhiadelphia. by the announcement
that Richardson, the blind medium, who
was at one time laid out as being dead
and was strangely restored to activity,
would lecture here. lie is a medium
through whom spirits communicate very
freely, and there is a great diversity in the
manifestations We were with him one
evening, and after various spirits had
spoken TO us, spirit announced himself as
Samuel Stannard of Dorset, Bennington
county Vermont, and desired us to print
message on the journal lie said. II
lift a wife and daughter when went away
from earth, but, thank God, they are both
with Inc now. Knowing that have q
great many friends in Dorset, especially
among the marble quarrics, who do not
believe ii Spiritualism, therefore / would
like 70 tell them that am not dead, but
that am still with them. ! have got two
goou legs now, and don't have TO use a
wooden one.
! am much better of here than in earth
life. | think might have staid little
longer in the form than did had been
at home in that hot weather | was par
TALLY unconscious when | got home TO
Dorset, after my peddling "Trip, bat ! do
not feel to regret the change provided
that mymessage reaches any one in Dor
set. Let them show il 10 the lrishmen on
the ledge. don't want them to believe
in Catholicism Tell Return underhill
that ! am with him great deal while be
Is on the ledge. You may send this to
Return Indeflill on Noah Landon. Ills
daughter Is in the Post Office.
Another Spirit said Mr. Chairman, !
don't want 10 boiberyou but minute
MY name Il Oh Jessie Kinyon ! used 10
hunt foxes for living, got tired Of that
and cut my throat. came from the same
place ibi. other follow did. We were a.
wavs at sworls points when in the form
but wearc not now ! started to come
in bot be got III before ne. o. sou would
have got nly story FIRST Tell them ! did
not use 10 believe ii tie Immortality d
the soul BOT Only believe j. now, bat
know L. Tell everybody that would
advise them not % do al Ibid, bu, liyC
more honest with every body Good by,
From Jess. kinyon Tell them never e
shoot themselves, nor eut their throai- a.
I / did
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1ofal JulrIli9rarr.



u.aries fr 1871 far a,e IS mcr
chauts
Letters remaining Is iar Post 0Me 81
Man ,er Gentlemen. fe,iae S. Al.
dsss John ggark 4. a Stevens #
Wells Ladies' M 6 llWwuaJ Miss
Mauls e Hunting sis. lsIa 200 Iulg
Nc tyeabe stamp now required
81 receipt for uy amount. ofoaa note
far le smogal tbau ore hundred. bat
ca one hundred dollars ard rgey fuc-
ton over d Eve cent stamp required
put twoceni s.amPoa egarg Jank check
whatever the amount
we have received FRONT 4. Wlkiu-
son Factop Point ,cvtuibcaudml pbo-
tagrph, views taken 80 different points
% Main street this Fil,ege, and iu Dell
wood Cemetery They arc among the
hest pictures Of the kind we ever saw
Apples being 80 plenty that Il becomes
question With many what 70 do with
them, We give lbe following recipe lor
making piehled apples which win be
found on trial to be a most excellent side
dish Se.egl nice, fair sweet apples, and
pare quarter aud core them as il for dry.
ing TO pound 30 sugar ada "a quart Of
strong vinegar, ia which cook the apples
Tor + few minutes. until thoroughly done.
4 Glove inserted in each quarter win inn
prove The favor.
We haze received from Dr JAYNE
the Heather Chiuce7 Almanac for 1871.
We have read ii with q great deal Of n-
tercsi. but doB0t consider it reliable. II
failed 10 convey any warning Of The fhuu-
der storm which visited us Thursday last.
The heavy reals and vivid flashes, which
followed each other il quick succession,
were equal 60 any ordinarily experienced
during the bot months. We would, how
ever, advise each Of ou reader, to pro-
cure oue 81 these almauars, as it will
prove an interesting study to them. They
can be obtained Al the drug store in this
place, the proprietor Of which reads Chi
nese "hudly"
Tn MANCHESTER Book CHE, which
has been in operation for two years, has
recognized and win now purchase lew
books and begin new circulation. Al
subscription money will be expended III
/ the purchase of booSs; aud any person
paying the sam Of two dollars is consti-
tutcd member Of the Club, and will re-
ceiye in turn each book IN the collection.
All persons DESTROYS of becoming mem
bers Of the Club will please notify some
one Of the Committee, and pay their sub
scription fee by Thursday, Nov. 18th. on
which day Tie Committee will meet at the
house Of Rev j. ID. Wickham.
AlRs. J. j.. WtcKuAM.
MEs. l.. A. AUSTIN,
4 MRs. l.. H. lIEMBNwNY,
Miss l.. WAIkER,
/ Committee.
| Miss F,J FOWLER, Sec'y.
EAST DORSET.
4 The Notch road from East Dorset across
the mountain TO Peru, is now open to
public travel, aud IN grade is probably
the laost feasible route over the Green
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08
q CIinI N

Nothing can be more simple, on, it
be, more appropriate 81 Croix IIai
the stimulating basis Of the PANrt1
BnrrHs, and ID Is, therefore, IL aces
aucc Wilh the fitness Of things that
Croix III uld be tic basis Of their BUSH
shibbolelh
The new food prepared from SEA \
FARHr {. meeting With wonderful
cess aud well It may, for more deli
ul dessert for thc table cannot be IN
incd
Rcuue's Pain-KilIiug Magic OIL
very valupbIo compound for lieumatI
nud every Kind IF palH, aguc II he
aud jaws, neuralgia, spinal iilal
headache, Wd lamane brgi-os, COZ
sions and pfliu
DoNr DYE. bat uaa bottle Or tw'
dat incompatible article known as
.nbEs liNm 1oatrpr II makes
heud frcl 70 good Sold everywhere
advertisements
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

The Democrats carried West Virginia
az t8e recent election, by thousand ma
iorly. clcciiug JohnJ. Jacobs governor
ia place Of William i. Stevenson, getting
two out Of the three members of Congress
now all republicans, and securing a ma
jority in the Legislature, which has a
United States senator to elect This re-
suit is unexpected, but the illiberal, pro-
scriptiye course pursued by the republic
cans Of the state ever since the war closed
puts them ii The position Of both desery-
ing aud inviting defeat aud in the pres
cnt position Of parties the gain Of three
democrats ia Congress is more matter
Of congratulation than would be the in
crease Of the republican majority by that
number Tho good that is in the domi-
nant patty can only be brought out by
the discipline Of adversely, and there are
other states than West Virginia where an
occasional defeat would have the happiest
effect upon IT,
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rEs HCrlar

The West Rupert Dairy association
closed up their cheese making for the sea-
son on Saturday last.
The appearance Of ON steet has been
very much Improved by the extensive re-
pairs made 81 Mrs Green Oh her dwell
ling and bY The free use q tie painters
brush on several adjoining buildiugs,
which bow tlai We are progressing
so IH EESNfsGrQs
The family " Non 7 VI Park Viii
spend ,he wintet ID California. Mr Park
offer. f0r sale III llc New Yoik paper-
his residence ., North Bennington
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AHulsucE NEGOTIATIONS moNEN ON.

ARmisIIcE NEGOTIATIONS BRoKEN orr.
London, Nov G, 1870
The special correspondent Of the 1'ri-
bune at Berlin this day 'elegraphs; The
negotiations are broken oiI by Thier- IN
der instructions from Paris The reason
is not yet known. Thiprs Is 10 leave
headquarters.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 9, 1870
The Provisional Government has final
" rejected the protocol agreed upon by
Ihicrs and Bismarck, although previous
~ they signifed their approval. Thiers
has received orders from pari, 10 inform
Bismarck that his conditions could not DC
accepted, and 10 return TO the capital ion.
mcdiatcly. The calsc Of the rupture is
believed to be the persistence Of Bismarck
in insisting ON guarantees for the ccssion
Of territory The war goes on. The
Prussions now think that the struggle
will continue all winter
LoNpoS, NOV. 6, 1870
The disordered condition Of Paris is the
great obstacle TO peace. lavic, Tmers.
and Trochu had an interview AZ o French
outpost, in which this subject was discus.
sed in all It's bearings. Il was stated that
the Committee Of National Defense was
IN favor Of an armisticc, bat was mot -uro
ofits ability 10 realiza ils wishes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

S.T-1s10-X., however, like the hi
on thcold IIoman banners has mean
Itrc r cne Saint CroiN Sr boiug
conventional equivalent 81 saint,
rs GO standing lor the letters CIR
aud 50 forming, with tie concluding
tie word CroiX BY placing the tri
ma L and lie name 81 the isund IN jui
position, with the figures over The Jet
they are intended 10 denote, tie expli
ton viii be understood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-08

Miss L, J. Fowler, Sec'y.
EAST DORSET.
Tie Notch road from East Dorset across
the mountain TO Peru, is now open to
public travel, aud IN grade is probably
the lnost feasible route over the Green
Mountains.
, 1870-03-04

The New York Tribune, reviewing the
-iew York Free Trade meeting, ssys:
THE :entneI interest Ia prs .sing Congress for 9
IcIeal u tie 10 PEI cent dotY toN Levied n, ~
refno hintf.-s 9epen which II urged on protecr,
The % PER ton Oh pig iron u TO cpse us;nsni.
collective tSan th!l.' f~pAst1
Here it is asserted By Mr, Greeley Tint
be repeal Of the eusire duty On hides is as
'alpably protective policy as the continu.
-ee o. the duty on pig iron. Perhaps 80.
sut th'sis making ont very bad case for
lie duty on pig iron. The duty on hides ia
5otective to the stock-raiser. It's repeal is
'o'eet've to the maker OF leather. Now,
u what principle does q. G. turn his back
II 'ne Htock-zaiser, IN favor Of tba
lnnss' and sfli1n that duty In favor Of
s,oek,'aases is non-protective poucv.
no Aoal free trade in hides for the la,,h.-
aakes is protective polics7 II be w.,
on tne ground recently propomdea
y him in his abandonment OF the p.a,ss
iouists On the question Of free co,l W.
It conl and leather are tho raw .nataria,.
II many industries, and &he " finished pro-
1ucs" Of only oue, SO, equally, is pig iron.
e. ss h G. nssexts, The principles Of pro-
= to 1eather) demand thst all dutiea
.repea1ed, why do they not de-
a duties On pig iron, which Ia
, 1870-03-04

We have received copy OF the man.
gural address Of Governor Walker, Of Viz
Ginia, in which he gives the following ad-
mirable statement Of his political princi-
pies and position:
tAlwa,s nrm and corsihseus En'on1sr. / cx-
ptct 10 live ard die ore. Heyctd this tue chief
ietets OF n. political faith are, the maintenance
Q! tne pubic fAfh. State and national, untar.
nhntn' honesty .: d eco1 oDJ IN iha adm!Dittt4-
.!oh o. pubic adAIs5tue equalization ard re,fpc-
non el tasids ara ta1a ion to tho 10 +es: dec1es
osHteot with the maintenance Of ihe
puoNe erfdis; free edncation for all: a
isen 81 'sb>-e soa Sna ,n and ss5s.
nca pe,H aoen!'y aecuaaclisn.a, universal smrea.
ptlnepss III IT, ~ Rsi';sssa ,ssm esSsa
Dtn oc1snS OF LIBERAL, 70 lar Il app cable, tieJ
MI! he fs.' efov adhered to 10 my admlntstr1tion
o. sss h0tnS Ct he state. Tncse who aG'ce
WIN Them VIII na,s,an5 sustain and uphold tho
semin,sIni.on, npn "an iAesc sho d.ssstee With
He strongly recommends prooress;yo
measures for the gene1al diffusion OF edu-
cation, the development Of tue resources Of
the State, End the restoration of mutual
eonna'"ee and cooperation among it's
, 1870-03-04
Determined not anly to nominate ,Icss,, but to

deteIninetf not onIy IA ron,,,,, ,,.l.,
voro an,f tl,r, ~ 1eAo's ous 10
The B,anx,,,la ina ,zo,.,.,, ,,
man VIM rsepa M nm nj sn.s n.,. a.s' Renue'
rnmee or e1pnt D~morrs,. rna A..so1. H'ses tne
grated from tnts c-nnt1 1s,r,ne 'sosu.y s e0-
without rot;cs to tntrrr.,ea tr4.rns 11'oa5. aaa
them haye directed tne,r cony,s IN ~,,a .1os, !"
Il. u, Gnye.. cns,rnan nf tna conn.s.,...
State Democ1ntc Convention, .ne o,h.r A..
made a speech In which he kald that. ,,The III
teenth Amel drent Is an inf,mon, I,s :, .ns :su
, 1870-03-04
POLITICAL.

the candidate Of Tho Independent for next c,or.
e1nos Of New 1oEk u saAAu B. Ao,aony,
). w. P1eaSsnta, Z colored ba,uer In Mansde e,d.
O., refused to accept \ prouered Democrat
ic eace'laey for Constable, LAT week.
The TclTe Hau'e unt.) Journal ss5s the col,
cred people Of that city are organizing a aecre,
political socetJ.
The Hon. Morton NcXichaea hss been elected
Prealdert Of the Pni,adeirota Unloa LesSus ia
place Of Mr. Horace Blnney. Jr., deceased,
IL Porusnd, Me-, tne Republicans ne,d a nass
meeting AID nominated city officers, without 20
srg through the prel n!narJ manipulation Of CON.
mt1teos,
a douesfal report eouea nom Concord, y, Il.
!ns. NO Demo0sae State Committee nave re-
the Labor Reform card'dns for aoyosoos.
Tho Raleigh STANDARD, Al Repuoi,can paoer.
can no lorgat cndosse Tho North Oarol,na Ieuis.
lAtufe' "as 1t his wassed the peoples nousy. snd
betrayed the peoples ,1ust,r
1ne Weaa.a o. Hsda Past. Ka,1, hare sppo,ut-
ca committee to nominate town ot1lo.r, IN br
supported ~ the town meeting which tates p,ane
on the Mss Moueay IN March. 1nn women narn
, 1870-03-04
1HR INDUSTRIAL uHIYEBsrr7-

We published yesterday series OF reso.
iutlons adopted By tho students OF the Ill;-
nois Industrial University at Char -sion.
They Oppose the proposed convention = at
Bloomington Of those who are urfrieadIy
70 me present management Of the unive,si-
~ and affirm that the statements of cur
correspondent Rural" in recent :la,,ar
upon aRFlco}tuzd education, are without
foundation and give false Impression ~
the university. We have published the
letters Of "Rural" upon this subject a.
well as those Of gentleman Who l. a, ,ha
epo'' and, as Trustee, participates in the
amusement tan and Is well acquainted with
euaafo ef the university. uut We hsye
Always expressed tho opinion, edito.inlly.
thas bis conception Of The mode in which
tae university should be conducted
is upsound, and ttat an attemat
to realize it in practice would
be illegal. He believes. and wa do mt.
that The university onght to be, and can
BE- technical school for graduating skilled
mechanics and practical farmera He
seems to bold. and we certainly deny, tha.
-nny school can make boys or men farmers
OF mechanics of any kind, Nothing but
practical life, hard work, the incentives of
sa,. ea ~ si.u experience OF the particular
-h;ch h. Nv ~ r.ass mess:. .aa .ind OF husiness at
Good or evsD s, tna,s, saa m'ke a Fnan
smith. carnenter % m;1,s- na.sn' a,me.' black
or banker. A oood s.rua '.uaos editor, |
WIN lnore ,on 1ossI AZ SIMPLY one
II ia : 1;fn.To,r o inooes al farming.
lesson q, a., D.. no' morning
tain branches ~ ..;... 's afe cef-
Inv - :, ,.,'s,H NAcn every
a f.nna- ~ - !" pe'ona
1so~, as .' oeeos TO
oner,t;ons oona..t.s ~ sou4a M., A.e Ana ptAc.cal
nm n ada;,;aa. ~ -. Wv. lAtn'nR Whten
at a,hoo, ,S,s sas e>u'' oe tau9ns
Ebon s,tsahs1 n pIepet !atn ana work
80 .:.N.:e "oAkeeP1ng' Afttnmetlc,
eo'uc Ano"ieose o1 souh and ma
uule.' ss0'af as anything scientific is to be
klo"n : ABOUT shem), practical botany, chem