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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
Irritable Invalids.

Indigestion not only Affects the physical health bat
The dispositions and empers II its victims. The dys-
peptic becomes too. IN a measure deuiorszed by his
tufsriugs Il Is subject to fits u hritstlon, susn.
ness, despsir as the may be. Ap,sternstursl
stugityencss which he cannet control leads him to
mseonstruc The orls and acts Of those around lin
and hs intercourse with thore nearest and dear
sat to him isuot unireqaenty marked by exhibitions
ofteitiness oregn to rs real nature These arc the
mental phenomena Of the dlsoase for which the uya
lid cannot bs justly held responsible, but they occA
sau mach household discomfort. Ii s to the interest
Of The home circle Il IS essential to family harmony AZ
well ssto the Of the principal sufferer from
ttate not isr renewed from inepient insanity that
those symptoms Of mental disturbance bsprompty re-
moved Ths oah only Be dome by removing their phys
Teal cause arrangement u TIE functions Of the stem.
ach and u slliod ylscers The liver and tho bowts-
Upon these three important organs Hos;sitsrs stom-
acA Bitcrs acl stimuli aneously, producing thorough
and saiuiary change in their condition The vsgsta.
bic Ingredients u which The preparation Is composed
are % rcnpYAt Hg regulating aud aisrdtite character
and te stuHlapt which lends activity 30 their RENE.
dial virtues The pufest and best that can be extract.
GO from The most wholesome % all corsas viz sound
rye Eodyspeptc can take this genial restorative FOR
single week Without cSpeTleBcinga notable improve.
meHt q bis general health. Not only will his bodily
sugerings lb8ie from day TO day bat his mind will
cover rapidly from ne resteseHess and rfiiAbItysnd
Ais happy change viii manifest Itself IN his dsmes nor
e an around him,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

A MAGicAL Way OF CoUSrisd MoSEY
When Daniel Webster was Secretary
Of State, Signor Blitz called On him in
Washington, when the following dia-
loguo took place "What has brought
you to Washington n Il have come
for an Office, sir AN Office What
Office is there under the government OF
the United States for a magician f'-
TO count The money in tho Treasury.
| should ike you to take one hundred
thousand dollars q Treasury notes and
count them carefully | vii. then count
them also when il VIII appear that
there are only seyenly,fye thouaand
dollars "Ah, siguor." said Mr. Web
ster, aihat won't DO. We have magi.
clans in Washington, who. il a hundred
thousand dollars we're to pass through
their hands. woald leave nothing Of it. !"
Which nobody can deny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

lie sils x Zoe new Capital Z =. un5e.
ssrminea. ne people q The gai,e3
States are rapidly arising % thc caaUe
den thai the removal unst e made
and L 20. tie aoo8cg tho better ASIDE
fr9m go geographical reas1a which
are aost convincing. and political az
gumenis which are unansverable. there
seems % bc a idaa generally prevalent
tbat the corrap.ing nAueaees which
established the slave pen at tso Federal
Capital, sill operates % tie general ua-
healtAlallhess 81 the surroundings. aud
call for : change ior thai i lor no 9th
er reason. To those who are ia iun
sympathy with the principles 81 our
government as now conducted, there il
something positively hateful in the old
memories that gather Around the p.sce
where, for So long the slave power
dominated The plot d ground which
the Fathrr q bis country laid ont add
to which 10 boluoatled name, has
nothing else 20 recommend ID, and tho
crimes that have there been committed
in tie name q Liberty have crushed
out the reverence for name that 9TH
erwise might have availed 10 hold
against every material advantage for
another score Of years, the Federal
buildings at the place called Washing
ton. Our country has oommancod a
Lew life, why not begin anew al around
and il q now Capital We viii. as ma.
ton, start on a new and more glorious
course Of prosperity
In descanting upon great things, ]
have about Gl.ed up my paper without
paying any respect 70 our own little
matters. Railroad allairs are progress
ing encouragingly. and carly in tho
summer We shall expect a visit from tho
/ iron hose houceiorlh 10 become q
dwellor in our midst. Important rail.
road connections are projected that arc
dependent for their completion upon
the successful prosecution Of the enter.
prise that under the namo Of the Cape
Girardeau and State Line r. r aepirct
70 the dignity Of becoming, in time, .
trans-continental railway. EQuINox
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Pun SHERIDAN or HAND-SHAKNa.-
The Misunderstanding torture to which dis
tingaished men arc subjected in this
country seems to have impressed itself
very wildly On tho feelings o. the gal
liant Phil Sheridan, who recently OK
pressed himself as follows on tie sub
ject; Il have done good deal Of thot,
aud 50 much that have reduced it to
scien CO. / have the quick shake and
the slow shake, the strong shake and
the weak shake. There is the vigorous
and the nervous, the bold and the tim
i'd And / can tell a man when lie
comes Up what he is going to do with
me | feel myself ins,ntiyely at times
preparing FOR tremendous attack and
shake and squee e. generally let my
arm bang limp, giving the labor to the
crowd; but when ! soc the enemy APP
preaching. seize him at once, and
turn his flank By q squeeze ID advance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

The Directors o. the State Agri-
cultural society, deemiug tie objects u
the Vermont Horse Stock Association
calculated 70 advance the interests Of
agriculture ID tie state, and desiring
to endorse organization and APP
prove Of is objects, voted a. ihelr re-
cent meeting. 10 take. ia behalf aad ior
tho State Agricultural soeicly and Wool
Growers Association. iwo thousand dol
lars Of the stock ID the Association, aud
appointed Hon J W Coiburn, Treas
uror q tie society, lie agent 70 sab
scribe lor The stock and act ~ the So
cisty in ils corporate capacity, aad to
yoae and act f0r them ia the meetings
q the Horse Stock Company.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENA IN RHonE Is
LAND. "A house three miles east Of
Westerly, II. T., receives the questiona-
bic favor Of so-caled spiritual maniios-
tations. Their medium is girl not
eight years old, OF fragile frame, but
hitherto healthy, and the phenomena
began without premonition upon her
return from echool one afternoon. As
soon rs she went into the house rap
pings were heard on the windows and
on the sides Of the room, the noises fol-
lowing her from ono room to another
as she passed through the building
Not only were there voices heard, but
stands, chairs, crockery, large bureaus,
heavy bedsteads and ponderous iron
ware were seen to move perceptibly as
she passed them. All these movements
are Acknowledged to be the common
phenomena OF assumed manifestations
Of the presence Of disembodied inhabi-
tants from the spirit land. A gentle
man Of education and learning called
at the residence Of the child recently,
and he heard the rappings; witnessed
the chairs follow the child around the
room, without percoptibla contact with
her; also saw light card table, on
which was placed a heavy tray filed
with fat irons, fall TO the floor as the
child approached it, and, singular to
relate, the tray and contents kept their
| position on The table the same as when
! it was standing upright. The rappings
on tho windows were frequent and
loud, and when the mother of the child
con1dentially toldher spirit visitors that
they might break the glass and she
would stand the expense, two panes Of
glass came out in tho twinklinp OF an
eye The gentlemen present examined
the window sash, and found the bard
ened putty, and even the tin wedges,
had been taken out as clearly and nice
~ as il 4 sharp knife had been used
At times the manifestations were 50 Vi
client as to shake the whole house, and
threaten serious accident to tie build
II ing and its occupants. On one occas-
ion the child became 50 exhausted with
the excitement that a gentleman pres
ent attempted TO wrap her in two buiia-
10 robes to quiet her but the disturb
auce became SO much more fearful and
threatening that they were glad to
leave her with the mysterious forces
that seemed to claim the right to con-
troll and use her for their marvellous
deeds. Thousands OF persons have Wis
tied the house from the surrounding
country, and The pressure Of callers be-
came 80 great that the family were
compelled to remove the little sufferer
to the house Of friend in the village
Of Westerly Al this point We are con
/ fronted with another mystery Imme
diately after being removed TO her
friends home, the mauiieata ions ceas-
e d, and tic poor, weakened little inno-
cent wis b essed with quiet, rest aud
repose There is good chance here
for an houest investigation. These
strange phenomena, whose occurrence
is 70 often repeated, deserve more care
iul study by men Of science than they
receive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
Patrick Epnnnlf. Minor

GTATE or yEHMoNTl Atm frobato Courl hoi,
- Manchester District, ~ CB Al TIE Probate 0hce
Manchester in aud for SAID District the iih dny
March, 1870
II esent. IIn. E. Il. HUTTON ,Jadee
The guardian Of Patrick bFHngtt d niueF now r.,
siding Ia Jamaica Plains, W The NoBuig 81 Ml4dcsox
aud State OF Massachusetts presented an apphcatin
in writing TO sad Court reEfeseutiHN Thai hia ssl
ward IL the owner Of one uHdi lHsd half W Uarls
piece Of real estate situated Ia Nuppst and Darsat
said District, now occupied BY William sybnott an
bonded the north By land ~ ipiuol Williams al
the east u land uf llcnty FarHel. ts south ~ Ian
~ O. W FHrweli, aud on the west Ivy aud Of DWis
Taylor, containing about 100 acres and rcpfpsraiin
10 said Cart thai il would DO conducive a. tho iuic
eel u his said ward 10 sell sad rca estate and pot ~
ayals thereof ~ iHtaresj aud PRAYING Fsd CoAft r.
the reasons aforesaid % grant hm license IL sell cal
real estate
Wherenpon u was ordered That said application
heard at Probate Court % be holden at the r.
bate office In Manchester, In said District the Ia
Wednesdays March, 1870 and that notice thereof
given 60 AL persons nieresledhY Publishing aterliHs
copy Of this or.o three weeks sucscstlgey the Mai
chester journal newspaper printed az said MRnehr
ter, previous 10 said time Of hearing,
Attest LONELAAD MUNeoN Register.
true copy OF record. Atted
~ LONEfANn MuNs0N. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Pierre B0napasio is ialsetei for
aggravated mansisushtcy. b killing
Victor Nor. and f9r Ia attempted bonn
icids a I'lric de Fonwelle The pun
ishnsns Tor the Erai crime s hard a..
Dor for lie. ioE tae iwo combined, Il
u death. The ig.al wil isgia on tie
2lst iust s, Tours. long way from
PARIS Tie eulrrit expresses conf
deace ID his aequitial rs Is 70 bs
tired By speelAl souri, ard not As al
ordinary murderer Wogld *,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Thieves stole $500 ifom senator
Morrill, Of Vermont ii Washington, ~
sunday eye, tho 0ta Instt gaming en-
trance ~ turning tie ~ ID iDs door
With nippers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Rupcuos o. Wk0u.--The maFbls
dealers u Ralisnd eoaaty have reduced
tho prices paid nall sAwyeu IRON 81 10
sl60 peg day. and quarry Gsn havs
bad their wages cut ao~u from 9 Is K
$50 per day. We notice that the wa.
ges 10 almoal svery branch u industry
axe beng Es4Gesl = lle cities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

fmfteGt zHtE8ua
Mialenzrses il aa he as,3s e r.
lorn have long ego discovered lbat 70
alovais the moral aad spiritual hstafcs
d men i 10 necessary 70 improve their
physical condition ] belic,e shis 8 be
true a vomaa IN So many
uays AID BY - maiy processes ara her
bodily functions 'i..aiel. and 50 ans
rersal is tho evil hat sc hAye biz tie
ideA What 3 normal WOMAN is. Before
she can taxi, the shortening b process
commspcoa aud only on3s with l.!s, and
tie eaee. Is Tie production q dwarf
A. unlike $ inH. free hto woman a. q
dwarf pear tree IS ualke tho noble
standard whose growth has tceu luri..
"a aud ceased forward ~ 81 tie natur-
a conditions Of development, instead
Of being constantly shortened aul re
dacod by tho primers kuiio
Look al the little children enc scsa
daily oa their way % school Tie boys
are clothed b the tAickest q wooden
goods, heavily lined and vadled, they
wear stout yarn or buckskin miitena
! their feet arc comfortable ID thick WOOL
a. sockB, and boots With thick, broad
soles. The dress Of tie girls in winter
/ is usually delaine, great many dress
/ their daughters 10 calico tho year
around. while q very few wear flannel,
AID not enc IN q hundred ever wears
anything warmer Tie clothing Of Tie
boys is carefully fitted that there may
be no undue pressure, no netting q the
little limbs, no eramping Of tho vital
organs But girls we're made TO bear
cramping and fIetting and external
pressure, so tho trunk is eucased m a
corset, or at best in tight fitting waist
10 long on the shoulders and 50 small
about the arms that no pleasurable nc
ton IS possible, Her arms arc often
covered with a single thickness Of cali,
co, and her poor little shiyering legs
are clad in cotton OF linen drawers
daintily tucked OF rulied; or it may b
ID light flannel, uuincd These are
made just long enough to meet a pain
Of hose, too often cotton and the feet
already cold from INSTRUCTED circula'
ton, are crowded into pair Of boots,
tightly laced over the ankles and
perched up on pair Of those lidieu.
lous little heels which are standing
disgrace. ] don't believe there is one
woman in hundred who can expand
her chest to its full size without uniast
ening her dress and corset
Now whatever binders tho growth
and development OF true womanhoot
has much to do with her influence anc
well being when sho Shall stand before
the world clothed with tho rights Of cit
izsnship. With the emancipation which
the ballot brings will come also in some
MEASURE emancipation from the tyran
meal rule Of custom which now binds
her hand and foot. Not that there vii
be any sudden change, but little by lit
tic the chains will fall away. Some
strong minded woman will be unable
to see why she should not train bel
sons and daughters alike, since thc
Same ends aud aims are open to both
her neighbors will talk il over, and tht
little leayen, fit be strong and sweet
win leaven the whole lump. N.
---------------------=-.--as-~a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

"A carefully prepared estimate by
the y \. Tnbane, # tie present popu-
iAtion 81 Tie Uuitesl States. gives i0,.
SO. 900 a. tbs probable population in
June. 1870. when the ninth nsus Is
10 he taken Tbs Is AZ increase a ov.
sr 1000 COO certainly very ercditable
under al tie circumstances ot decade
of war and political dlgsensi0hs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
AIIcocl.,s Pornns PIaslera.

spddeu severe pains Of the side and back, stitches,
pasms, etc These affections are most troublesome
TO persons past middle age. VIII even come on IN bad
are very painful aud often dangerous In damp wealth
tr they frequent than IN dry These pastors
give ciiefat once and need to be always in the draw
en- handy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Messrs J. Balch Il Son, % Providence X. l., write
Roy. 1865: I'VE have sold the Porous Plast,Is for
twenty years, and at retailing and jobbing, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether They arc well
Ukedn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
4 Cough CT, d s5ro Throat
Nhnt E1err Horasmnn Mnnls

4 coon CHEAP. ANp HELIAuLE IMMINENT
n suah s. aftgle ls bF ratIsk NtuetiAb Horse Lilo.
imtut Psnt bottles al one pellaE FaJ Lsmsatss
CHtt Gala collie, spraUs Ac., warranted better than
any other q, r. used by ah me great hofsemeh on
long Island cuutses. u viii nos eaFe Ring Bone nor
spawn a. tbsrt is no aimrut ln eaiztence That viii
N hat 20 IT, stated tg euro ID positively docs,
~ erHn hafasf Uil ~ irftaut u afttr Tpfi1 oHt
baf pua dose ftylfus and autu saves The HE ui an
avsr.bestea ar driven hprse, Dot Collie and Belly.
krlc It has never failed iutt Che rises
iast 80 sure is this valuable nimcnt to b the Horse
EnbfuCHtuu 81 Che daF.
Use Is one and sN Sold BY The nrueEists and Store
kceIcrs ibf0ushgV, The United states Depot Park
Place, New YORK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
PLANTATION BlTTERs.
s. 7. lseo-N

y T.-ls60-N
THE wolasrial vegetable restorative e Tie
sheet anchor d ihs feeble aud aob,h,a,cl Asa
taaie and cordial iar tie aged aud languid it has
No equal among sloaaol.ios. Asarsmedy ~ the
nervous weakness 10 which women are especially
subject, il /, upersoaing every other stmalaut
Ia al climates, tropical, temperate q frsid, il
acls a. specific % ovey species u disorder
which undormines The bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits. For aalo BY all drug.
gists. 6mi2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
Astonnllne ReYelatione.

Two scientific publications are IN he FIELD against
tae baiE dyes o. (which lesd 10 The basis. The "New
YORK Medical Gazette" and 'Ths journal OF Chems-
uy" bitterly denouuee them. Yet the hair may be
safely dyed. Have you seen
Prof Chilton's Testimony,
founded on a careful analysis, and certifying that
Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye
ID not only frat-class article for changing the color
Of the heir, but
Absolutely Safe.
cRIsTAD0EO's HAIR pREsERyATTrE, as a
Dressing, acts Ike charm the Hair after Dyelng.
Thy H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08
ILL q Rnrlon Seminary.

MAhG4ihkfkE. Wa
VrUE SETT TEKN bsfiHf EDSEspAY MARCH
\ 1Q ans c1EJis. ars a weeEt
IbgH 4. slffErtiaa yves ia the Classical Ae1esfn.
tcan4 Preparatory baPsffasats--H ail tie Bfanehss
sfseratfy fasktt Is sla5isl iMtfFntipat.
fuaae Hss ffeasrlEe ~ 40 niulstFy abA nssAi q
ats - x 80 - 5fsF ifba tlr EgSi faud W lAsg
aas1a . tas soag5hsry. ~ bay sgaaiafs. tsy have
a 81 trf
F.t f.fsAff psrtlaa a. tIfg q ~ tuncgsi
E3T 4. A. e kTfN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-08

Mild Certain, Safe Efficient. II IL far the best Ca
thnrtic remedy yet discovered, and at once relieves
and inyigeraes s the vital functions, Without caus-
ing Injury 10 any OF them, The most complete sue
cess has long attended Its IN many localities and
II IS now offered at the general public with the con
yiet0n that II not fail to accomplish all that 10
claimed for It, II produces little no pain leaves
the organs free from irritation and over taxes
cNcites the nervous system, In all diseases Of the
skin blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kidneys -oi child
ren, and In many difficulties peculiar 70 women, Il
brings pI0mpt relief and certain cure, The best phj
sioians recommend and prescribe II and person
who this, will voluntarily return TO the use
Of any other eathartic
Sent BY mall, on receipt Of price and postage
] Box, t025 Postage scents.
6 Bnxee, 90 rs
IA 22b 80 {"
II Ia sold by all dealers Ia drugs and medicines.
TURNER Co, Propristors,
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Tnf slheFR KANuEMIuRlNa r0.S
suas Knapp Eslate.

SrArE 90 YEENuNTl AiaPtubkss Cpaft hold
y ManehNstst nlfJtG ssf H at the Ntahaie Udioe ID
Manchester 70 aud 'Jr sid l3.scf TIE tsth aAy 4
February Isle
Prcsenl lion ~ HUTTON Jadre
Tie administrator tha rHtsts ufStiHt knapp, lEtI
u Arlington 10 said nstrii asseastd pftsssiJd Al
application 10 writing To said Count Getting forth thai
the said deceased aied sctrd - CERT tn teal estate
said Arlington, consisting " dwelling bssse and Tod
said lnt bounded follows he north ty tAr ~ d
way leading westerly fraW Afltngtun tHlhge snd II
the east soiith and wss D. lsad - Neisry DanRehl
eeutaing shout thFrcfuHttte ~ HN HfFf ard fvprs|
ssntns that d would he tar tbo interest N tho he's
II said dttsasea ~ Hf thc residing out " th|
State, TO have said real estate go d aud that nnae 4
the heirs ul said deceased fesid. a tss Stale sRl
praying eAd q, art fur tbe Aforesaid TO rfaa
him a iiconaa 81 sell iai4 real estate
Nhcreuppn ii WAS ordered thht hearing on sa'd "A
pliestou he heard Al Probate tuuffte he haideus m
Probate ulire In Manchester, in said District nn IA
last "Wednesday ofMareh, ei0 aud thaf notice lhrf
uf DO gy1n to all persons ntHfedtS bY Publishing
certified copy Of this ofdeg fed works s8lacsaiyr
thethanthestcr journal, q HewFFepef printed az "a
Manchester, previous 10 said iime aihesfiuF
Attest LONELANU MGAsuN, Register.
true copy offecotd Attest
~ LoNELANn NENhQN, losls
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Dentbs

II thia toBn, March "a, Amy u. daughter Of
Robert aud J6naia Anderson, aged i0montha and
d dave,
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EOrSU ar LAST Watches sapsrseasa. The Dol
Lag Tlsas ESsIsr. PEsFE0r GEs. EisgHHtiY sss-
81 ih 0rioGa " seld superior compass sltsehuassi
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THr NEW ARTICLE OF room

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sAIaa VII make ,ltesa quarts q nlsae Msass
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CaNlssis Easss, 49, a. ISIS ~ tsT aAs cheap.
ssL beAlaass aal mast dsas.oas feed IN ,hs
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