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.4VgTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, No,
April 80, 1855
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was woHzded ahout two years ago, and taken
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ST. Louis, Mo-
P. S.-The following was written April ~ 1900
by Mrs Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir; Ny husband Dr. G ;
johnson. was skilful surgeon and physician II
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Respectfully.
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| stamped on the lid. and the signature of THoMPs'
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Notice in Attachment.

Concluded to- morrow.
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From the Evening Journal. Dec. 3. 1861. ]

The following testimonial 10 the skill and sue
cess OF DIR. c. Bgelow was published in this city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

There are stringent laws restraining
persons 10 judicial or legislative posi-
tons from accepting brides, and laws
equally stringent restraining people
from Offering brides to persons in such
positions These laws are not only ma
tIonal as applying to national officers,
bot every state has similar laws for lis
owl protection, yet how few the cases
where the law is executed aud how fro
quently the cases where Il ought TO be
enforced.
The legislatures Of nearly al the
states are more or less corrupt, and in
many Of them openly aud unblushingly
80, and recent Developments show
that our national Congress is not en-
tirely free from it Even the Judiciary
in some Of the states is notoriously cor.
rupt, but occasionally gets purified by
a moral thunder storm like that which
recently swept over New York and
elected some Of the offending Judges in
disgrace from the bench.
Offences ofthis kind, whether on the
bench OF in legislative halls, ought to
be cerciully looked up and severely
punished. The people will not be likely
10 be better than their rulers, or in
other words, their lawmakers and law
interpreters Nothing is so likely to
undermine and destroy our government
as corruption in high places Outside
foes we have none to fear. Inside cor
ruption can poison the life blood of the
nation till it falls TO pieces from its own
rottenness
II the ship is in danger the steadiest
band is on the helm. When our country
is in danger shall corruption be over.
looked and excused ? We trust not.
If there are honest men they should be
put on guard. If there are no honest
men, and, as Walpole taught, every
man has his price, then it matters lit
tie, and the one who can sell himself,
body and soul, for the biggest price is
the best fellow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

raa Bot aish the Thermometer ia-
4acat.as "a ape teaF lraara. dhe cold
at the wea is murh more destructive
~ bnaaa life especially en- tie
pgaiacs for tie wind instead af bl5w-
iur ln gusts ara giving the system
time De- recover during the intervals
blows ia ere steady gale with no let.
up
At ibc West thc siulcr has been re.
markedly severe. Wisconsin. Mime.
sata and Iowa have been repeatedly
visited by savcre cold storms Of snow
The railroads were greatly interrupted
bat the most serious consequences
were 90 those on foot. We already have
particulars Of as many as 80 or 80 pee.
pie being frozen to death. Charles.
john. Stephen 0Nel. and Thomas aud
Michael Holden, each with a two.
horse team, started from St Paul fgr
Niiimar with wheat, Tuesday, and
we're found fHday, about 10 miles
from home 10 a terrible condition. Two
oil 'be oNei's ana one OF the ho'deoa
were found ia lheir slclghs frozen to
death. Ibe others were alive but can
scarcely survive At Herman station
on the ~ raul ana racine railroad a
man was frozen TO death while gong
from the depot 70 the watef'tank. At
New uIm' Mite BOY while endea'or'
ing to f'ach nome, wandered e'ght
miles and persisted and another man
was found frozen near 1t FeterS' AT
ARK haven, there were several farmers
IN town when the storm burst upon
them VINO Ieit i'r home IN teams ana
very ie" oil them nave been heard IRON
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS.

We publish the following, taken
IRON a recent issue of the Middlebury
Register in relation to former resident
Of this town, who, during his college
course, has been preaching at Sails
bury, Vt;
Mr.. W. II, Utley preached his fare
well sermon, Dec Goth. in the Congre-
gationaI Church, having a good record
increasing an interest in the church,
financially, as wen as spiritually, and
as he goes from US, may his life be
spared to pursue his course Of useful
ness.
The following resolutions were pre-
pared by Prof ]. I. Hawkins, and
adopted by the Society.
Where's, The Congregational Soci.
city Of this town has, during the two
years last past, with satisfaction, seen
their meeting house pass from state OF
dilapidation and desuetude to that OF
its present completeness and beauty
and
IFbaegs, The manifest improve
ment in the religions interests of the
community depending upon this society
and its cdilicc for spirital culture and
advancement, has resulted in a large
measure thcroirom; aud
Whenas, Our Sunday School, upon
which depends so much the spiritual
aud moral PROCESS Of a community, is
now in more Hourishing condition
than for long time past; and
IFbereas. 1t is our opinion that,
notwithstanding his youth and mex
perience as a religious teacher, these
aud many more most desirable results
connected with this church are mainly
due to the earnest zeal, eloquent and
forcible ADVICE and interchangeable exer
tons Of Mr.. VI. II. Utley. who has for
the past two years labored as our pas
tor; therefore
Eesoiusd, That the sincere and heart.
felt thanks Of this society. congroga,
ton aud community, ATE due, and are
hereby rendered to him, for bis iuvala-
able services and earnest efforts in their
behalf and sincerely regret,ing his
early departure from among us. we
cherish the hope that wherever hsa
Geld Of usefulness may hereafter he. he
may be enabled to realize that success
which earnest labor always brings.
Signed in behalf Of the socisty and
congregation
JaHN T HaWkNs,
l.. y. WATmHsCsE, o..
H0RlcE TH9Ms, @''''
A. NJ EFART4,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Lover telegraph rates arc promised
parIy IA sasa taC managers q tbs
weufa taiaa cmpaay belirve ,hs
ibsy a. tus snersasr their business
aa3 profits, al partly leoaasa Of ne
ihreaicacd combination q al opposing
Uses II Postmaster. General Creswell's
we've 20 regard 10 the workings oi 3
cheaper tariff have any lo1ndat1a 10
fact ihe existing telegraph companies
are directly interested IN favor of a re-
daet.on, and il is very much hotter to
trust the business to private computes
with the constant liabilities 70 eomPe-
tidea, than t. ihc Government with
competition forbidden.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
SYNDICATE, VI, Jan. Goth, 1873

SYNDICATE, VI, Jan. Goth, 1873.
NJ. Editor;
The latest sensation here has been,
the so called spiritual manifestations" -
at the house Of l., A. Bennett superin.
tended by Mrs. S, II, Matthews and
DR.. Rouudy OF Springfield, w. who
are mediums in whose presence those
marv els so much talked of at the pres
ent day are produced
The meetings or seances were held
in Benefits dancing hall; room some
80 feet in length with a proportional
width. Several circles were held at
different times during the week the
mediums remained in town, to which
only limited number Of persons from
II tn 49, could gain admittancc at one
time. and amongst this number on ono
Of the occasions alluded to was the
writer Of this.
The furniture OF the room consisted
Of an extension table, around which the
company could comfortably sit chairs,
small side table on which were seen
the paraphcrnalia for the use Of the in
diyiduals. consisting Of bells Of differ
emit size and tone, large tin trumpet,
a tamb0rine, castcnetts, a rattlcbox,
tin Whistles and some other unimport-
ant things a common snare drum was
observed in another part Of the room.
The doctor is master Of ceremonies and
quietly designates the seat each one is
70 occupy. but seems particular As 10
the arrangement, talks Of positive and
negative forces, and nudue prepou-
dcance of magnetism. Finally al are
seated aud Il is seen that as far as
possible a gentleman AMI lady occupy
a seat alternately. The mediums sit
together near the center Of the side
nearest tine bells. The doctor now d.
reefs the circle TO place their hands up
9n the table and join each with bis
neighb0r's On either side, and 10 by no
means break the circle, a. il would
mar the conditions necessary for the
most perfect manifestations It having
been understood that The absence Of
light Is IN absolute condition 10 a sue
essfal issue IF tie seaBce so ono is
surprised vhea tie lights are ertia-
gaishe1, and everything Is developed
in total darkness and yet ones seusa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

ST. Louis ia nervous over an ineendi-
airy plot II is said that rumors of an
attempt TO burn that city have been for
some time circulating in the slums of
New York and that now a letter from
the chief Of the coospirators has roach
ed the hands Of the St Louis chief Of
police, announcing that the boys are
HadY tor business the FIRST COLI Eiudy
wight etc Three attempts last week
~ hrc q Boston hotel give additional
assurance that will for evil is not
waiting, and precautions are made ac.
anliugly.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 90, 1873.

MANCHESTER, Jan. 90, 1873.
III. Editor:
| wish to express through the JouR
NAL, for my family and myself, our
grateful acknowledgements, for the
Pastoral Gathering, at the Ladies' Par
or, last week, for our benefit to the
Committee of the Congregational So
ciety for their labor Of loye"-to the
Ladies tor their elegant and generous
repast, for young and old, as well as
for their recent gifts, for home use IN
Dormitory, on the floors and in the
study; and, to the kind friends that left
behind them some $1,000, one hundred
Of which was in money. And | also
desire in this public manner to express
my high appreciation of the kindly and
valuable services Of my brethren in the
ministry, SO often rendered, and cspe.
cially during my season Of sickness;
my prayer is for each one aud all, that
they may receive a hundred fold of re-
ward in this life and in the world to
come, Life Everlasting"
r. s. CusHMAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Japan Is making rapid progress. ---
Prize lighting and play-acting, which
seem 10 be classed together, are to be
abolished after three years, hair grow
INK on the head and railroad construe-
ton are to be encouraged, religious
liberation is 10 be extended, and the
police and judicial systems are to be
reformed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Jim tisk communicated with his
friends GA this mundane sphere through
tho spiuualistic mediums. He allows
that be- IS still employed on the Erie
Railroad, and :, may hc his influence
ahieh induced JAY Gould 10 mako re-
aulotiaa OF nine million dollars. Pos
,ibly Jim, with bis enlarged opportuni-
ilrs. limited 10 him how hc could make
hHaesw pay. films new sphsre is
anywhere Ia the astronomical universe
perhaps IL j. iu one Of the rings" Of
Saturn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Tho Chicago I.mes tAlaks that
whatsoever NAY he demonstrated hy
ihe investigation uow progressing ia
relation 10 The case az Senator CALI
sen q Kansas, bis chief competitor
Sir Clarke has given conclusive cyl-
3eaee thattt Joe Jla nat beat Caldwell
& was because his fgEds gave oa,, ugt
baaase q any expenditures on bis
part ahoul hayiag up members gi the
Legislature That g. a litile more than
NJ Clarke 80 o4t g prove. bot Il e
H5i The Gri time that a nAn has boea
hung oaa gal.gws be erected Tor an
other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

A battle between regulars and vol
uaiecn to lho uamber Of ioa, and
about 1000 Madec indians was recent
Iy fought near Tale Lake, 10 California
ID which ihe whites last 80 in Killed
aai wounded, and were obliged % re.
tire aad walt fof feiufsrcemcuis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

hr Neaklas mas reelected O.
ft snsio by tbe New York
leg atuFe ea IBes3ay, 'be vote aaa3s
ag ia SIZE sraafe % nr Coukling sud
2 h aEl tbsx ia the Assembly y fer
CaaEi.ng a1a - iaf Whestan a strict
esrfN vote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

The Credit Mobilier investigation is
progressing at Washington, and some
ol tie developments tend to implicatc
certain members Of Congress in the
dirty business, and yet these same Con
gressmen claim that they were ignor-
ant Of the true motive which actuated
the offer of stock in the concern. They
arc evidently too innocent 10 safely
contend against the temptations Of POI
litical life and ought to be retired.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

The Tweed trial is progressing and
several witnesses for the prosecution
have been examined, among them the
notorious Garyey. He testified that
The whole amount Of bis claim, real and
fictitious, was 5000, 900 and his real
claim for services might have been
500 900, the balance was divided
among the thieves. In 1868 Garvey
was worth 500 900, now he is worth
81 600. 600,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

A bin has been presented to the
Massachusetts Legislature, for the
consolidation Of the Fitchburg, Yer.
mont aud Massachusetts, and Troy and
Boston Railroads, to form direct
route from Troy to Boston via Hoosac
Tunnel Ifthis scheme is effected it
viii become a great through western
route aud greatly increase the business
If Troy, whercat the Troians are mater.
ally iubilant.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Eestan is becoming thoroughly al
armed over the spread Of the small
por i8 that city Three thousand cases
are reported 90 exist ia that city and
tbe percentage Of deaths from il is
mush larger than from al other causes
combined II begins 20 effect husi-
n..s .aIlaaslK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Charles shaw. Of Cambridge, n. y,
is uuder arrest for poisoning his wife
and Gge children. One child has died
aua the other four and wife are 10 a
critical condition There has been
great excitement, and an investigation
IL in progress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23

Stokes states that new points Ia his
favor are c9nsialily coming out. Siuce
ass conviction be says be has received
Uauy letters from persons IN the Grand
Central Hatcl, Offering new evidence,
~bleb Is very favorable. The course Of
the Jerry who convicted him be thiaks
was aN wrong Some 81 them said
beiafa she trial that he ought 10 h.
hanged The motion iora new trial
W.'i be- made probably Thursday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
com WEATHER ms WEST

There bias teen very Geld weather
ia this vicinity tAe present winter aad
people. generally, are disposed 10 aad
fault with lis severity bat wdeu com-
pared with The weather al tie West,
we have. certainly, no csnsc 10 COM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-23
TRUIsMsLlL

Tn Nstlt
III IS THrI
that I {. Or has
TIL LARGEST DRUG STORE.
fra nsHatetaa Ceua.f
1T Is TRIE
that l.. &. Uags keeps che
LARGEST q BEST SELECTED STOCK
81 Eoa3s ia BIS tine ia t,.is rsft Of ere State.
Ir rs TRUE
that L. c OEFs keeps only
PURE t-NApULTERATEp DRUGS.
IT Is TRrE
that L. {. Opus bas always i0r sale
% varied and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT ar FaAc2 oHons.
IT Is TRUE
that /. G. DAVIS has au
ENORMOUS LOT OF TOYS,
Notwithstanding his bcsyy ale# daring tbe
If Is TRUE
that l.. G. ORgIs never allows his stock
70 get lou bat alsays keeps hss
.SHEL YES d SHOH CASES FIJI.
1T Is TRUE
that at L. c. OEus' SroaF you always
FIND WHAT you WANT
III Is TRUE
that L. c. 0mls offers for sale a great
variety eff all k,u5s Of
northumberland FRUIT
IT Is TRUE
that l.. c, OEIs wants to see you
ONE AND ALL
at HE store frequently whether you wish to pur-
chase anything of not
IT Is TRUE
that L. c. ORvs is most happy TO
SHOW his GOODS AT ANY AND ALL TINEs
IT Is TRUE
that YOU Will MISS IT
# you buy merchandise in his line before you
EXAMINE ms G00b&
1T Is TRUE
that.L. c. DAVIS hopes you will bear in
mind al the above SELF EVIDENT TBurm and
govern yourselves accordingly.
1T Is TRUE
that Il. Z. ORyts wishes you all
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Manchester Vt, Jan, let, 1873
q A. MILLETT
has removed to his old stand opposite the Elm
House, where be will sell good assortment of