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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

Sen Moss Ftine. This is a new ar.
iicle Of i1Dd, Which we ke pleasure III
commencing ~ our reader We baVe
ased il IL our families, and have found Il
10 be tie most nuririou-, delicate article
Tor table ace wr hape sesii
Il j. light aHd, agreeable farinc. Ycrs
pleasant 10 tlH tasie. cts, ofdlges li0H and
heaee esdec ell, . apied % liie Use Of the
-ick, lHr Thousands " dy-pcptlcs uuoeg
as, and iuf sOuu2 ehlilicu; br.idc., ne
sen Mut- us principal Ingredient. lms
many cutalife prupruirs and i highly
recommended iur pertolai aitd seroiulyus
affections. aad j. perfectly lmuuIes-.
Here, ti4pH Wr lWge ia entirely ueW AZ
iicle - lapd ~ lle nH.i d"hrate aud in.
sliing rlH arlcf adapted 10 tlle u-e 81 iiie
table Tor bltHg Hatge, puddHg-. charlotte
Ne lins-r, g., sad aliH3st iufaltiable htr
nse o. Tie iH4Mid Il {, sitnpc. delicate
nulfielpHs harmless, remedial and Hco-
q niieai, ~ il cah BIZ furnished for One
iblrl 10 0ne.liall .le ogsl8f eoiIi--iafcif.
nHizeHa, triHa, efe., f3rai Of wiiieh ii H.
insfe tia4 "a Substitute
n = hnuic up without trouble aHd viii
aisass tg aus,d. fw IT,, aud or wgd
t3r g. sou wiil continue il ure indie
psnL
TO cure a spraiH--Take medium sized
bottle 30 hcHues Pain killing Maggie Ol
and De stsn q. pp..ible after ile .puiH,
r8B 81 Oh IL wilh li.e rand refly aid
MifhHht. umiii i Be- CURED. We base aeeH
q eufe performed bf uas HealRebt Ia
haI SIS hour
DVshf ~lfFlR t0Hf hair 20 faii ~ when
q Uullfe ef fNa.bt Anup'e Hair KeaOra.
gise siil clseek H rpieHdldiY pnaued
ald Is riear 81 elgHaL AL alde as ale
dtug9isls seil be- Sc advertisement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

There Is alleady a good deal Of talk al
Washington about The .peakcrship of the
next Congress, aud Nr. Blaine and his
nieuds are naturally uneasy. though not
much alarmed, as set They believe that
Mr. Blaine chance. Of reelection will
BE- better il the new Congress, assemblies
on Tie llh Of March than in December
following when bis personal influence
wbh The Old mcmbe ship will not be 50
great as would immediately after tie
adjournment Of the lurly First Congress,
and, consequently, they will oppose the
repeal Sc the Iaw providing Tor The meet
ing OF new Congress, on tie day follow :
ing the Adjournment Of the old one. ~
lhey also admit quite freely the progress
II The revenue reform movement, and nc
auowledgc that Mr.. Blaine viii be com.
PEELED, ii reelected, 10 reconstruct his
committees, aud put more lrec-traders on
diem.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
AENAlLNs

We have thus fr imported about 100
100 Of Che Chinese
Ten Louisville journalist. have died Il
lie last lweIye months.
IL Ibis country there are three hundred
Piano Manufactures, making annual,
y, 800 Instruments,
Isis maIiciously suggested that Butcr
wants another war because he i. oul q
spoons.
Seven couples were recently married l.,
bogus preacher ont Ia Muscantiue Iowa
Just Gmcy their feelings when they found
OUT
The sail monopolisIs 81 syracuse, N. j.
are 50 thoroughly determined 10 keep lhe
business III their own hands. that lie,
have sent an agent 10 Palestine, with III.
-lruclions to bWLol's vile at any price.
4 Chicago boy being asked IL he had d
mother, said he dida't know, a. When he
Ten his father aud mother were quarreling
with odd, IL favor Of lis father, a. he lad
Tie Ratchet III hi, baud.
4 Kentucky colorcd gentleman stopped
on his way home Eom The funeral al III.
wife aud stole hog. Combining bnshes.
with pleasure i characteristic Of the
coloied race
Bloomington, Ind, has sixty-sevon
narriugcablc Young Indies and only three
young men. While we are gone letter.
can be addressed to Us at Bloomington.
Lieut. T. r Davis Of Illinois, once d
memher Of Gen Guul's staff, died at F3rt
scott, n.y., Oh Monday, from disease con.
lracled While soldier
4 cruel mother Ia Indiana recently cap
tured and married her dtught-r's Intend
ed wherdat tile Young lady, ny way Of u.
yengc, SCI of hall dozen bunehe. Of fire.
crackers under The bridal couch.
The pet proceeds Of the recent German
sanitary fair at New York were s7s, $50.
4 sixteen years old Wisconsin girl Is
in Jail awaiting tia for horse stealing.
Mayor Hall Of New York is literary
aud his new book, "The CoH-
gressman's Christmas Dream" /. illus
traied by his daughter.
IN one building ia Berlin there are COO
American sewing machines al work on
clothing for tbc Pru-siln army.
4. r Stewart f. going to use The size Of
The Brooklyunayy yard for railway de-
pot, h ease tie government remove from
that locality
signor q Mamiapi i. cndcayoring 10
found new public school il Rome, the
lirst in that city which will be free from
clerical interference.
a farmer % Orange county, Florida.
during tie season, realizes sl2j month
nom dine banana plants.
4 lady fl Croiop n ". plueked a Wild
blossom, growing ~ die open
iicId, on Tuesday
There was SHOW II Richmond Va, aud
Chicago, H., On Wednesday,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

party Of respectable Chicago laiies
have formed society for recaimin yanng
men, snd they 81 about The street ~ night
and Pick np young men who show signs
Of dissipation invite them q their homie.
aud treat them 70 cc-etcin, chitkeigsglsd
Sc, and lben Jet them ~ home sgber.--
half tic yoaug meu 10 tnBn begin 90 d.
around tic streets & dgiu, to be picked
OF, One whole engine company we8t o
oue Of the ialie. aud asked q, be reelaim-
ed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

lt Is expected that the T. S. Senate
sin be fan this week, for the first limr
~ alom-t ten Years, Ii was fun when
Congress met ia December 1860, bat in a
short time thereafter South Carolina So.
seded, as She thought. and her Senator ,
went out Of Congress, though She didn't
quite uccecd ia getting out of the Union
@rever. soon Tie Carolniau craze wa
Rught yoiher States, aud brace after
Dacc Of southern Senators took them
elves OF under the influence Of madnc..
hat seeme TO have something indicial IN
as character wcnty-lwo Senators were
hus carried away By secession, tie ast
! the lot disappearing IL the spring OF
81. 50 tlml there has been fractured
senate for almost decade, aud The COM
iilelion Of reconstruction will date from
he dry onwhici the Georgian senator,
,hall lake their seals, whichil is supposed
IIcy will do tits week They will find Il
hanged world ut Washington Watch
nam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

Strenuous cxcrtion, are being made III
New York 70 ehcct tle release Of ex-
sieakei cailicoat from The Aibaus peni-
tertiary III. two wears term OF impris-
eminent expired some monihs since, bit
be Is fiiu Imprisoned Iron inability to
imy i iiHe $1,000, 4 subscription Is
talked - though al Effort - seeure an
unconditional pardon will first be made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

HARrENs liAl q cuutaiun beriae. pa tOf,s u
triH, y q. rs YalHt, ~ meter Il sep cal a..
lHtefe-t % be Is niif, Hrlieias on heait
! rss AMI housekeeping tu Hl ita btauehar !
iitHftti mature Is sp. cial Hdtlt,d to the rlrr
In Va ended g. Iettrt.ri aud ias,tact andii b.
ea dra gprt ~iulio- AID iucar, ms - ~ Uis
q tii. MOI -urprsiag that be urusi, sit
b taiiHrr, has Hutt eyed in ~ It tine
immense suofe~ri fDr ~1He hiny ~ In And -
iesifed iu iunsantie ~ ianiiios aHl1ts p tuii-i
efs have nitd tie Il, maud Too suneg lsd
WHO bn1 rtHRte Duuh, ut YAHpEHs BAIAu
aa'lH subscriber fr ifs, AsW Y0fA Es.bin
Post.
TIE BszAn il ctoeilgnt Iihp all tho Parted
all when u fpvfs iutish in aiuioi
lea " sell edited, ami "a" elass Ut iaHders /,
ShGp IL Re intsu Ia It'll mothers a ~ ten
Ia crag fBmiiieH csu not nat profit b, II
good se sHd good taste, sliah, No haze %
u0nbt, are 'n-dty maxi e Very mthg huues Tia
pier than ey uay ave been fore Ga 40 ~
b al taktnh iars0ub ~ .iefsusiat aud h0asouai
aud social management traas TINS gand nature
mentor The Nation n. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS, From what
can be gathered on the subject, the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will ul-
aoubtedly report III favor Of the PROPOSE.
ion 10 HE Presidents Message fer our
government 10 purchase the individual
claims against the British government for
he dcpredatious Of the Alabama. The
reason is that lhi, viii appease the clam
ars OF the people having such claims. and
ihen our government can abide its time
a. 70 O settlement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

PETERsoNs's MAGAzNE for January
1871, Is already received. 1t Is magnif
cent number Either Of the steel cngray
Jugs, "Graoie's Pet OF "Coasiine,n n,
worth the price Of the number. Then tn
double sized colored Berlin Pattern.
would be cheap al fifty cents. Tie Nam.
moth colored Steel Fashion Plate Is sup
erb; IN It's Fashions Peterson Is ac
knowledged as tll authority. In this mum.
Der, Mrs Ann ) Stephens begins a copy
right noyelet, "The Rcigning Belle. The
opening chapter OF which will draw tear
nom every eye, The other contributor.
are Mrs X Harding Davis. Frank Lee
Benedict, aud others Of The very best
American writer's. Rcmber, it is the
cheapest Of Tie lady. books! 10 single
subscribers it is 500 aycar, 10 clubs
y ehenpcr still, viz, ; copies Tor $500 or
: copies for $500, With both an cxtru
copy aud splendid preuiaH engraving
TO the person geilin np tie club. Spcei-
mems are scut gratis 70 tlo4e wishing to
get up clubs. Allrcs, Chas j. Peterson
5o6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
sUBsCRIP rIoNs--Is7I.
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Al sffs sBg - fista tie 81 s44xlsF, = ffk
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4 flst 81 q q eseh iH die fcHlIl-
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pririaa faHfttea Fa.uass, sFat nal foes 90 u
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

~ Obefiin callegcg, Saturday comes
on Anadat -or, rather Pc weekly h,li.
llay i Monday instead Of saturday This
IL 20 allow lbe Young ladies attending lie
college, who nauage iheii own domestic
affairs. an opportunity ~ observing tie
household wasi iug lat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

A JosephIlc branch Of the Mormon
church. which repudiates polygamy, has
formed jolni stock eompany, with acap-
lial Of s5oan9l, uodcr The laws Of the
state If Iowa. aud UilI locate ii Fayette,
Decalnr county and engage IN manufag-
turing aid agriculture
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

4 monster enterprise is on foot among
railroad men % cstablisha through fniglt
and passenger liHo, "a 81 iinmense scale,
O. billing meri.aHd-e through from y
T.. yia Sm Francisco, 10 ihe Sandwich
lslands. ChlHa Australia AID ludian
ports
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

The aggregate annual earnings II lbc
railn5ads Ia Tie United sialcs. have 81.
creased since 1854, nearI, Co per ccm,,
altd their carr iHg capacity ha- grown 81
Tie samo iiin. from 2,v@.V9J % - .zg} sa
D. szss2z.gg9.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
A Ref ositoy Of Fashion, Pleasure and
Stfucton,
Harper's Bazaar.

supplement- ntain ug numerous full.siz
pa 'tts of useiui aiucirs accompanies The ps -
80 N nttl ,ht
Ham, 8 bsh1Aa contains i6 folio pages Of II
~ = HTpef Ntebif, piihted ga superb
saleHH tefp rpt, nut q pdDliBIed weekly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

VERMONT STATE PWsoN.- From IN,
'naaal report of lie Superintendent Of
he Vermont State Prison, il appears thai
here arc now IN confinement there sew.
tnlecIi conyicls from Rutland county .fom
II whom are under life sentence, namely.
Henry Damon, Lof a Moore aud Horace
Il. flamler, for murder, and Iiba Puu,-
l5 for lnunslaugter OF The remaining
lifteeH, five were convicted Of larceny,
lnee for arson, and one each for man
Slaughter, assault with intent to commit
rape, obtaining money under false pre-
fences, aud forgery. Four Of these were
porn il Ireland, eight in Vermont, three
a New lork,one in New Hampshire, and
Que ia Kentucky.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

Commissioner DeiaNo has pnrclasra 3
$4,000 "a IL Waslln9toh f,r TIE site 81
his ucw resldcuee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
sUBscRI. TONS 1911.

HARprhs MAoAzlNt, 0at year u 90
A Ultra cam M eitter tie Maoaxfar. Wrr
Li- - iizAn gii 20 sgpfaiei ~ d,s fu ecery M
4 ltgt seEseHiHEHs ~ - % f0ci, ia ose r,1at
atrt - - tapns fta $40 OF. ,etitom efir
eHV
h4bsai p',1ns q lltnrrHs MAa,1isP WreKn
~ BAh .i e 0Hf odlftaH faf aae gtlf so %
fhogW ihupi P,fDhe0a. i9 OF a,tiftss T.
ore Hf4r H
3scs nrisfr can b. FuUhiied Il su, time
Vols ! II Htd ~ ~ HA#ERs bAz.H.Er ~
wears 1868, G9 III tlega ~ u, uad h. greun ma
rec" pth, vii b8 aeui bycEmess freight pfe
paul, ~ 10 cnch
The postage "a ilafpers Bsa4r IL q cent
YEAR, shlcb most De- pad &c the subsodberI
Oh q. Addfa-r
HARPER e BROTHERS. Nes Yart.
A cJml pete Plcsoati dI.otyoitls fms,
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TOral ]nirIliararr


Fl shop afns4, saspeshf kba'
E.s'lgp. &c la5s lp0a. hs maety m
aued So b. WHaam Namer Naa b.
se lia easf rsws l5da
,aneas ua5aaer aa8 1 ~ S
ehnes 81 ne e.a5lstmeut. r. l..t U
E-ig g uuisefsal 80 aogG
Mf AarH Eiearm aJ uc
baleiacl oae ,eai and .stcu n,ai
ia swine which ecgaed heu dn,.
~ The ue sb.uai l.i spring s..
20 y rigs which utU e.id t3r 8tlar
cach
We direct attention Is lbe advertise
mcuis 81 Conc s burton Inauolaer obs
column They hav . large as-orlmra
- good, ii tlgir iiue which lbey oaer fa
sale y reasonable prices, Gi,a them
eaIl
. g FoH hes removed hi, Boot ANS
Shoe shop % ne r,om lormc, Il occupip
bs George " suia, ia l'erkiu'. Bloek
SUNDAY was tie coolest day Of a.
season.
Rolliu G era, ~. recently opened
barber. shop n Pcrkm. Blork and
prepared to DO aI kind. u work in a,
''tonsoiiai ar5 10 the best aud most ,al
istaciory manner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
FACTORY roiNr

A FEw WoRps OF ApyiCe 10 Youxa
SCHOOL TEAcurRs Treat all pupils win
respect equal rcspect--so f,r rs their de-
pertinent merits, irrespective Of nation
.alily Or position. DO not drive one OF
humble life from their sent, for The pur.
pose Of gratifying son OF daughter OF Il
rich father, or one enabled to dress aud
move ~ more aristomatc circle, or
grant them indulgeucies you withhold
from those ia the hUD,Jie, garJ or walk.
Of life, if equally deserving Such CON
duct serves to depreSs the minds of sucl,
pupils. They can entertain but little re-.
respect for such teachers II sour. tteil
minds against him aud leads 70 evil, no
can we blame III the least tho pupil for
.narboring dislike to the teacher who
practices such mdigniies on them. Ia
he second place, what is the natural iruil
If such parfiality on the part Of tie IL
cofcd Sch0larSi Does Il not engender !
naughty, overbeariug disposition towards
hose less favored ones, prompting them
to nracIice personal IN treatment toward,
hem, cnllivatiug and encouraging an
ovcrbearing ispositioa that wil manifest
itself through Iilef DO not wound lie
sensitive feelings Of lad, even il he is
Hth, aud The son Ola tdaAer. WHO exccls
IN spelling, by SAYING. an ashamed ~
my scholars, 10 be ont sptHc4 by M ia,
aer'S boy" What must have been the
feelings Of that had 70 be ridiculcd by hi,
cacher aud treated with indgnity for hi-
fthcr's humble vocation? Now such
vents are tianspiriug around as but wc
hope leachers-cspccially Young ones
will inaugurate better and more Repub
can truly democratic system ol admin
istration,ana thereby lcccNethc love and
good viii aud respect Of an thcir pupils.
aud the whole community, both rich and
poor, natiye and foreign.
FACTORY PoINr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

Uka ff4N u .~@ he
A#Ea A. AS 1850 IA nIxae3E
a0& ~ srhF ~ a. No
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

CONE 4 BUTTONS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28
The Kind Young Princess.
By MAY MANNERING.

Many years ago there lived in Swift
zerland a physician, named Michael
Shuppach, who, by his wonderful cures
became so celebrated that he was visit
ed by people from all parts of Europe.
Not only the rich and great went to
this learned man, but the poor and de-
spised found him friend who was al
ways ready to all them, without mo-
ney and without price" ~
Many people visited the doctors lab
eratory out of curiosity to see a man
who could effect such wonderful cures.
One day, when there was q party of
French ladies and gentlemen present
for this very purpose, young French
marquis, thinking to amuse the ladies,
attempted some jokes with the physi-
clan, who, although he was, not well
acquainted with the French language,
answered with 50 much wit and good
sense that the jokes of the marquis fell
back upon himself, much TO his discom-
future and the entertainment of his
friends. -fH1
While they were still engaged in
their witty conversation, a poor old
peasant with snOw-white beard, dress
ell In thin, miserable clothes, came into
the laboratory, and asked the physician
for Old Mary, his wife, whose case the
doctor well understood.
While the benevolent old man was
absent from the room, preparing the
medicine, the marquis turned his at
tention to the old peasant, and joked
him about his white beard, saying also
many unkind and cruel things to him.
At last, thinking to do something ve-
ry funny, he offered to bet that there
was not lady present would kiss the
old man for twelve louis d'ors.
Among those who witnessed the fool
ish conduct of the marquis were Rus
sian prince and his beautiful young
daughter. AS soon as the wager was
offered, the fair princess drew from her
purse twelve louis d'ors, which she
placed in little basket and carried to
the marquis, who, of course, was OBJ
liged to add his own twelve, which
made the nice little sum of about one
hundred and sixteen dollars.
The beautiful young princess, whom
everybody loved, and whose regard the
marquis was especially anxi)us to Sc
cure, then took the basket and its con-
tents and went to the peasant, and said
to him in Kind, gentle voice: "Per-
NIT me, venerable father, to salute YOU
after the manner of my country"
The old man could not decline such
an offer, so the young lady kissed and
embraced him, and then presented him
with the gold, which she drew from
the basket. "Take this,u said she,
as a remembrance of me, and as a
sign that the Russian girls think 1t
their duty to honor old age"
This incident contains a beautiful
lessoD.-itshows how much better it Is
to heal than 10 wound a heart, and
how much happiness kind word and
deed can give.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-10-28
how HIS LIFE WAS SAVED.

from the London Times. /

| From the London Times.l
This present war has been prolific
in Illustrations of the vslue of Free
masonry in dangerous emergencies,
and the anecdotes are endless of the
lives saved by its means. Among the
cart-loads of wounded of both sides
! which arrived from Sedan were two
men whose consideration for each
other was so marked as to occasion
inquiry. They wore the Prussian and
the French uniform, respectively, and
though neither could understand a
word of the others language, they
shared their rations, and seemed to be
interchanging signals Of amity all day
long. Their story was very simple
one The Prusslan, who was an Off
Ger, and man of thirty-fivc or so,
with stern, grave face, ind heavy
over-hanging mOustache, had met q
Frenchman, who was at least dozen
years his Junior, on the battle field, the
latter being supported by a couple of
comrades.
Twice did the wave of the conflict
bring these men i'm contact, and OH
the last occasion the Prussian, who
was himself badly wounded in the
chest, pressed the young Frenchman
hard, and had indeed his sword up
lifted to administer the cOupde grace.
when the latter, who was faint from
the loss of blood, made a hasty sign
to his victor, which caused the latter
TO stay his hand. Farley was impos-
sible, both from the exigencies of
language and the turmoil OF battle and
beside, both men lost conciousness
and fell at each others side. Ii turn
ed out that the young Frcnelman
had been made a F'reemason a few
months before the outbreak Of the
war, and that he had instinctively
made the sign by means of which
members Of the fraternity are taught
TO ask their brethren for help. The
Prussi9n was an old Mason, who
recognized it instantly, and who as
insGnctiyely paused, and before there
was time for consideration, both men
tainted away. When consciousness
was restored, they found themselves
side by side, and with the dead and
dying round them. -... .itH Pr
by q strange coincidence, their
wounds were such that each could
givethc other some slight relief, and
the late enemies employed their weary
hours, in which they lay disabled and
untended,. in rendering little kind
nesses to each other, and'in thus ce-
nienting the friendehip which had be-
gun so strangely When help came,
they petiti0ned to be permitted to
keep together, telling their story with
considerable effusiveness to the doc
tor, who, after scmc time, came TO
tliem on the field. This gentleman,
who was nOta military surgeon, but
a member of the blessed society which
dates from Geneva, raised his hands
In pleased astonishment at the tale he
heard, and at once showed himself to
be o Freamason too; SO that three
brethren of the mystic tic were to be
seen wondering over the strange
chance which had thrown them to-
gethcr. f1- sfi 7