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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

AEEcDoTE oF DfcKESs. A. dinner
party where Charles Dickens was pres
ent, n young writer was inyeighing
againrt tho world in a very forciblo fee
BILE manner. During a pause in this
philippe against the human race, Dick
ems said across the table in the most
self congratulatory Of tones Il say
what lucky thing il is yon and don't
belong to it. II reminds me, contin'
ued the author Of Piekwick, 'of two men
who on a raised scilaold were awaiting
the final delicate attention Of the hang.
man; the notice Of one was aroused
by observing that bull lad got into
tho crowd oi spectators, and was bus.
lily engaged in tossing one here aud an
other there; whereupon be said 20 The
other 4 say Bill, how lucky It is for US
that we are up here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

How 20 CHoosE CoNfASIoSs Pick
your company from among those whom
you are conscious are superior to you,
and that eau teach you something. IL
may perhaps piquc you 10 be obliged 10
feel every day bow inferior you are;
but Il will servo manlness in an emf.
usnt degree. Therefore Jet your friend
be half head taller than you ARE. -
Learn 70 look up Tor your company and
liie will 80 wen With you, but II You
have TO look down for your company il
will % i'll With you. After all. il iS this
unconscious, incidental, sympathetic
communication between mind and mind
that works most powerful changes in
taste and temperament, and that works
ia the say Of knowledge There is moth
ing that excitss such electricity a. mind
rubbing on mind Beeeier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

lIu apfeguabIe Witnesses
ia fals6sd iaeis "a BIS favor and ,il-
hay bad manufactured iot hiu o sham
defence BBt before her testimony
isi.al8ods were scattered ike chAa-
4agls child ior sbom a mother had
PRAYED isg strength % As given her %
spcak ,ha truth Is d wAs beioTs God,
broke tbe canning devices q maturet
,lls'ay to pieces 1ke potters vessel
TIE strength that ber mother had
ptaYe3 log Was given her, and The sub
lime aud terrible simplicity terrible,
I moan. 10 the prisoner and Bis asso-
r.a,cs pith which she spoke was ike
a revelation itom God himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

SHALL VIZ Ear PoRK p---rhe lovers
of "pork and cabbage must desst
from their favoIlte dish--if we may be-
lieve our western exchanges unless
they are willing TO incur the risk OF a
horrible death from eating trichinous
pork. This terrible little worm pest is
said to have again made its appearance
in the Western States, and some cases
are reported where the parties eating
such infected pork have died after the
most horrible suflerings A case is
mentioned where hog which, to all
appearances, was perfectly healthy,
the fat clear and white. and the lean
firm, and Of a healthy color, upon cut
ting into the lean portion OF the meat
hundreds OF small cysts or cells were
found. containing seml-transparent
fluid, in the center Of which was
white pearly-looking cell, which, upon
being opened, revealed, with the aid Of
microscope, tho dreaded trichina
spiralis in countless numbers. A good
many human deaths from this cause
having peen reported in various parts
Of Europe, and at some points in this
country, have created considerable
alarm and rendered pork suspicious
and unpopular Before partaking Of
any food into which pork enters as an
ingredient, it would be well 10 cook il
very thoroughly, and If the article will
admit Of boiling the worms will surely
be destroyed by continuing them at
boiling point for twenty-five minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

CoLogED WIr--The eol0red race are
not 10 be outdone IN shteNlnes8 Of re-
tori a small cabin boy On board a ship
the captain Of which was q religious
man, was called up TO BE- fogged for
some misdemeanor The boy appeared
before the captain weeping bitterly, and
falling upon bis knees be cried, Pray,
sir, wui you wait ull have said my
prayers Z Certainly ! Will replied the
captain. well, thsn, said Jack. look
ing up trinmphantly, viii say them
when | get ashore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-05

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-22
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TO THE WORKING CLASS We are nov
pI epar TO furnish all class with Instant en-
plo,n.e't at hon e, the whole OF the tine or for
the spare mu,lru,s. business Lew. light and
profitable Per-or,s Of { Their easily earn from
0Oc- TO s. Per event Z, and L porti, mai sum By
ievnt Ig their whole Zine To business. Boy.
aud girls earn Ie"rIy as much a men. That al
wuu this notI may send their addI ess, and
test the b, siness, make this uuIstrsl leled
Offer: To such as are NOT well s.i>fc, we will
send 81 to pay fJr the trouble Of wit NJ. Full
Particulars, valuable sample which " do 10
CONN euce work on, and ii copy o, The Prnplcs
library Companion one If the large,t and best
family newspapers published all free ~
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DETAILED REGULATIONS

DETAILED REGULATIONS
Arranged bet w-eH the General ssst-U6ee II tn
III iIed States If America and the ssner P.~t.
Office the United Kingdom If Great Britain
and Ireisni, for kxecUti "a "f the cnv-n
iion # the twenty f,urth Day If November
A. u ono thuu,rnd eight hundred and sixty-
eisht.
A.II II !. Each ofiee khAil .end mails by
veil appointed sie.m-hips f approved 81 er-i,
siilsn. stated uays between Liverpool and
New Y,rk, or g.. etun AMI Ne York. or Boston
END i've iei VIA Qnee',-tes"; and ais. between
Southampton and New York, and New fo'k and
Southampton. often Ia m>hsp shall -
ce.p .Ichrsi; rroy red th.t the n.iis u
rot be FL .y-d by such m,aie f des ntch and
PRIV t-s that the # trsn-is can lie ed
b, eac,, office accordance with the r tie. winch
thai flee may tn NIX 1t right To pay for the
vera c. Of tall matter
i: it he show b, either Office that the sending
sf any par, IF the tie national lerIe 10 any
designated peri d, lay {" such, irt,eis. il
l. agreed ia It the uther fire shall ce L. ss',d
let u. SAID port ual-ss When icsters are
epec.si adsTe>-e, tu be -. seat
AKTIc. al. A, c,ai,rll lfAtIOn for the scrt,ti,n
Of letters l.. ard shall be provided by the DIS
patching III . when d.sired by tie ofiice to
VIII, "a IN. mails are sent' the tvs. "flces IL de
.er,s.ine by mutual c0nsent whether sorting I.
fc- a. If eniL yett. shal tel NJ To the BsiIis, or
Unis.'i States isr-otflce- OF partly TO .ne ami
partly To the otlIe.: TIN. -alaT les cf the ring
unic-r- To be p'ri by that Othce to which the
C.sc, shall belong.
isiiuns fYr tie Char sc # u-si-s het~ --n the
BIiii-h and The Uni,eI ates Pu-t-uf:i,e, -
The office Of L. nd,,u. cha ex' h-nse mails
With the offices Of B.st.,,l. New yak. Phi'adei-
yhia. ia fnore, Portland Detroit, Chic 60 and
Ss;, francisco.
. The ,.fhce Of Liverpool shall ex hange mails
vi the H. Is II Bus., New J. rk. Philsdel
rhia. si.insore, Po.tlapd, Detroit, Chicago, and
San Francisco.
>. The uisce 4 Southampton shall ex hange
MALL viii, the uifi,-es # bos'ua, New Ho.k,
Pniis 'elphia. AMI "a" 2, anci>cn
Tue ,fi Of Dublin shall exchange mails
it'll tine offic-s Il b ~t.n. New i.Ik- Phil,'el
rhia Portland. Detroit, Chicaec and San Fran
ci-co.
) The Office of C.ak shall exchange mails with |
the on If New York ard San francisco.
g. The Fl ~ L.. i .niefry .hali exchange |
ail- 18th the ,,fice- If K,-t.n Mes TX. rh'i-
e.!phia, fUr,iand. petrvif, Chicago, and San |
firucis
:: The Office Of Gla-gnw shall exchange lbs !
y 18th tire ofIires e Hat n Nv York. hii-del |
) his Portland petr ii, Ihicago, and San fran-
c So
S. The Office Of New York sh,ii -end mails 10 |
the EsitIsh packet ottce ut ST. Thomas, (west
lnsie>l l
9 The iritish pafk.t flee af Panama UNITED
States Of Cclcu,i,ix) shall exchange mails with
the oift.- o New York and ian Ersncisro
a. Ihr III Of New T.ak shall ssnd mails TO L
lie Iriri-., packet CHI AZ Colon
IL. lie flee II NV Yosk rhnll Send niailr 70
ne British packet ofles st Fan Jus'l, tPSftcl
\ col. II
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DLTAILED REGULATIONS

DETAILED REGULATIONS
Arranged between the Post Once # the Unite,
sta and the PosI-Ofice ni Bel .ium, for ,h'
Execution OF the C,'uvertien f the twenty
first d'y Of August, one thous md eight Lun
d. Ell and sixty seven.
ARTICLE 1. The American exchange Offices O
New York and Boston shall each despatch ~ mai
for the Belgian exchange ,.ifices of Antaetp q
Osiend 0ocsl, AMI VI .siend tii2veiing1-
The Brlg al exchange Offices Of Antwerp, OF
Ostend tloca), ami Of Us end (tiav.iiug). shall
each despatch n NAL to the American exchange
Offices OF New York aud B etvn.
Table A, lie. etufue annexed, indicates the
corr spondence to be distributed 10 each exchause
nice.
respective .ffces shall be accompanied by letter
bill, showing the postag~- AMI the charges u
q ansii, the fees, etc, sccrnihg to each OH q
upon the different kinds OF correspondence
ARTICLE III The exchange Offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable numhe Of s~pal ate packages. .ccoI di, G
to III letter bill.
Zach Of these packages sh~ll bear the proper
etiquet e, and numbers esOndlng IL the letter
bill.
ARTICLE Nv. When mre than a single rare is
char gable upon any letter or other = ticle, the
numner If rates I" " hich it is subject shali be
indicated by the deSpafchng Office b, figure in
the upper left cOiner Of The xddress.
Article v. Registered correspondence shall be
described in a register lis following the models
c 10 and z 20. he etO annexed.
All registered letters and the register list shall
be enveL'ped T. getner in strung paper &C.
curely fasierrd, and the packet Inscribed with
thu word Registered. Or Ot5ets charge, and placed
in the mail
The blank in the letter list FIR expressing tn.
number # registered articles sinai lie q led in
letters expressing the lumber. In case no regis
A. Z.
letter 81 all be filled with the word Nihil or MI.
DO, in duplicate AID signed NJ brus-el| the
twenty. fifth day Of November, and at Psri- the
twenty sixth day u November, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seveu.
isl JOHN A, KAS>ON,
;. Sprcisl Conmi. sivser II the U. g. Ppa Depart
meHt.
= t. 81 FAe1TAUX,
Dirsrtx.osssssl q kasrsaa. Pests, aad Ts!s.
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READ THIS /.
NOTICE.!

/. A IL PERSONS INDEBTED tn THE UNDER
~ signed are respectfully requested Ia call AID
lsse. GEO. L. GIDs6K.
Career, Dseeotss Is, 1850. In
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Arranged between the Post Once # the United
sta and the posI-OfIice .f Bel .ium. for The
Execution OF the C,nveItien { the twenty
first d " Of August, one thous md eight Lun
d. Ell and sixty seven.
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c.n,- ~ c-ntinl) = alt represent the maritime
rate; and u the y her Gu dependence mentioned
in the co,d laisg' ai'h q: the first article the
naTiuine rate iu such case shall be 10 Cent, (5U
ceniimes) per kilu. raiuine.
But th.s ilcie .la not be carried into effect
unit ! q time uloa ith the two Post Depart
mrnts sail hrreAit.s agree. - y
ARTIC.X vi. The prepayment If postage on
OrI,sry tiers 81 all be optional. SUBJ ect to the
uoEdiriUn in Article vii. mentioned, but on
registered letters. AID On all other c.rrespond-
ence snentionei in Tue second paragraph VI the
fsst article II >hali be c-'mp'ilscr,
ARiI LIZ VIII II, however. the postage on anv
article shall be yr~p III i.,suffcientiy, it shall
nvertIeless be iorwsresi to its dest'nat arg
eL with The deficient p stage. Upon the delivery
Of any unpaid insuficienty laid letter, or Of
any other insufficieutiy paid correspondence, there
shall lie levied fine IN the United States II five
we'll the deficient p stsgs other Icles than
letters, shall not enter 'nto the accounts between
the two Offices hut shsl be retained TO the use of
the office collecting the same.
AkTiclL TX. Registered ~ ticles shall, in addi-
tion the postage, be ,uLject 10 register fee If
ten ee.t- liz the n,te,i s,s,es and Of 50 centimes
in Ee,gium ., this lee shall alw ays be p epaid.
Each .fice $ at liberty to reduce this lee for
the mails il dispatches.
ARTICLE X, Any c rrespondence may be reg
isfered, MT only fr inter national corr e.pondence
hut .l-o f,r CORES, odence ginating ia or des
tined far other c. uLtI res 10 which these two ad-
may respectfully serve a. intermedi-
aries TOR the trxnsmiasiun 0f suh registered arti-
cle-.
Each Department shall notify the other Of the
10 which il may thus ee,ve informed
iary.
ARnc1s xI. Arc. unit. betw. en- the two ofRces
hall be Axsd - the Gl1owing basis FUN the to-
tai amount u iuser"ational hostages and register
he t'tai aDsuss s9psspaS pseaees ed rektsees
)bes - oshse agtielse G0k H. dADn1chingo00
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rhc war for spoiIs.

The spirit of Cancellation and COM
PROMISE which the Regtstcr yesterday
required Of the Convention was not forth
coming. The delegates persisted in stick
ing TO their sevarl-f riOptlo and the result
was that no agreement was reached at all
although the extraordinary expodient OIL
u secret session was resoFted to, Tic qucs'
ton wllU shall he the Democratic nomE'
nee for Sheriff Is to be settled in another
way. An election by tho Democratic
voters is to be held in thesevcral townships
on the 9Th Of August, at which, We be
ltcvG, the managers, very generously allow
any one who chooses 10 be candidate
without first signing "lhe pledge" The
person who receives the largest vote is &c
he tho nominee. A resolution was Adopt
cd declaring that no one who has "hcre-
tofore acted with the Radical party" shall
vote At this nominating election without
first sigatng Il written or printed pledge tc
support the entire Democratic ticket,
This was very unnecessary precaution
The Democracy will not be troubled with
Republican applicants 10 vote.
Whoever may succeed III this nominal
ting election, it is certain the nominet
thus obtained will" be ChOscnby minority
y
Of the party. The number Of the candt
dates will be fully US largeNs i'll the Con
vention; and the vote will divide up into
so many parts that the plurality cNndi'
date is likely TO have less than fourth o.
the whole vote. viii nominee, repre-
sentlng small minority. of the party be
satisfactory. We shall see.
If it is allowable for u candidate to he
nominated by less than majority Of the
votes cast at this primary election, as he
will be, why was. itnot equally so for less
than a majority to nominate in the Con-
vcntiony A principle is principle in ono
place as well as another. In the Conven-
lion nothing less than u majority Of the
whole was sufficient. At the polls PHI
rality,-pcrhaps third, o fourth, or ever
lcss-is enough to decide who Democrat.
----.,-----s--s. ,''."J zee" N''''Si Gt'EH' Ah"e
will be satisfactory to Democrats gene
rally to be required TO support man whe
is forced on them by much less than a
majority Of the party.
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N am II ;l.o 6 Plates
na CUT TO ORDER.
.M,Ilsical Instruments Repaired.
1928 MAIN STR EET.
Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
WAsluNaroS, july %.

WASHINGTON, July %.
F.ANcS wda. DHsERYE gitE ifitEATS
OF PARn-The5only nr iispa FL re-
Ceived from Europe by the SITE Depart
ment Is that scntby Mr. WaShbufne, gtvS
Ing notice Of u French decree saying the
Treaty Of Paris will be fully observed,
and that American and PrusSian freight,
not cOntraband OF war, will be respected
in Prussian bottoms. This is concession
to the spirit Of the age, and shows that
our shippers need not pay the high inslr'
ance rates lately demanded.
SUSPENSION OF THE HAMBURG LINE
Private H,lViCes herearethRt the Hamburg
line Of steamers will he suspended alter
one more departure from New York, not
50 much from fear nt seizure rs on uc'
count of the difficulty there will be in
making port, by reason OF distractions In
rivers aId harbOrs. ."' .''f
EVACUATION or ROME.-Thcrc Is II gen.
eral belief here that France will be COM
pclled tOwithdrnw heftrOOps rom Rome,
and that the sympatlics Of Italy will llllt'
mately he with Prussia in the pending
contest, .H, lEa.
VOLUNTEERS FOR PRUssIA.-ThG PrtIE-
sim Minister is receiving good many ill.,
u,liriGs Rstotlle terms on which volunteers
viii DO received in the army Of his cOun-
try, but Is not yetSable to give any definite
anSwer.
PnvssIANs OWING MILITARY SERVICE
TO IN. SENT IIoME- Arrangements are
making in New York to send home Prlls'
sians who owe military service. but the
ratification Of the treaty negotiated BY
Mr.. Bancroft, two years ago, renders The
number comparatively small, ,irsYnr
Recommendations OF TIE FENIANs.-~
The Irish here arc mostly sympatAlzqEs
with the FrCnCl, S3anl some OF them talk
mvsteriously about tho reorganization Of
Tic Fenians, with view Of being ready
for England in case she becomes drawn
into the. struggle. n6f
The WAR INTERVIEWING WITH Our
F1NANCBs.-The war prospect is iptcrter
ing with our finances TO such an cXtenl
that tlit SecretQry Of the Treasury is, moi
likely, lie says, to make any Arrangements
at present for carrying out the funding
bill, though he will go Oh in getting hi
new bonds ready so US 10 be IN position
10 avail himself of tho first favorable OPP
portunity. Ono fact Of interest is that d
good mGny bennington rifles are unlel
Contruct III this country, some Of which
are going to Austria. The customs re
cciptS alG not yet materially affected BY
the war, and the Treasury Department
does mot loOk for any great falling oft dur
ing the next two or three months, belicy
ing that German goods will come ont oil
Belgium and England TO u considerable
extent "''''''
GERMAN Mass MEETISG.-ThC Ger
mans. here arc having a'great meeting
Tonight. The PrlRsian and American
flags arc displayed side by side on thu
stand, and two glee clubs furnish music
The speaking isin German, anl there l.
much enthusiasm. ,aa.. 700
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NV Advertisements.
NToTICE RELATING TO AlsTIFl
LlN CIAL LIMBS.

SunnEON GgNERAI.'s 0PrICB,
WAsHINOFUN, t&th JAY, iS7D

! wan DEPARTMENT, I'd
FsJsJEH SURGEON GENERALS OPrICH,
n. ,.t,f WARRINGTON, lsth JAY, lslD
\ Congress having provided by Acts approved
fGnG IN JRn0 30, and July II, 1870, l0P the Tcls.
enc every i've years OF Artificial Limbs, or the
value thereof III money, to ofilCefs soldiers, sra
men and marines, who have lost limbs In the
service VI the United States. the following III.
strlctI0ns ART published IOr the benefit ii those
iUteEestGd
Applications should be made direct IA the Sur
gpOn General. iroln WHOSE office the ncCr-raTI
HaNkS WIll1G furnished OF request
lTUOn applications for lmbS IN Kind, orders
will BE- given by tue Surgeon General, Hl'0n my
manufacturer GclCctetl; who RlIall 4irSt IaV" nsd
u bond III the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars
with two suTGtiOS, 10 furnish good aud sailEiHc
tory lulhs, without extra ClHrge " The soldier
and Quake good all defects VI material or work
mAnship without additional charge, subject ~ I'll
cases 10 tile Inspection Of such iCrS0lIH M IN.
Surgeon OOnethl may designate.
blank GnruIsOT bonds Will DHIlfIllHlleu ny I'M
Once.
tho limb will also h" furnished upon \ wFlllGl
rUOupsL addressed " tlIG Surgeon General.
applications for Communication Will b. certified
bV the Surgeon General, and transmitted 10 thu
Commissioner Of Pensions for payment, through
the local pension agents.
As full instructions will be forwarded non
this nhlcG with the blank form Of applicai lon
The expense OF employing al Attorney ar Agent
will lIe III no case necessary.
Ives .t Surgeon General U. y. Army.