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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-11-26

WHAT THE FEDERAL ARMY EATS
WEEKLY.--A contemporary estimates that
the most pandercus item Of the supplies
weekly contracted i.r, inspected, and sent
TO the hungry mouths on tie Potomac, is
meat in kind and proportion about as fol-
lows - 900 bbls mess pork LOO bbls.
extra mess beef. "a toms bacon sides, do.
of smoked hams. and l2j bbls. picked
beef tongues-all ot The tiir,t quality.
|, 500 bushels 81 white beans, 1880 bushels
II split peas, 60.000 pounds OF rice, and
10000 pounds of white nint corn hominy.
10000 pounds prime Rio Cofce, and l20,-
600 pounds Of the same roasted and ground
arc provided. as well as 1900 pounds Of
tea, green. oolong and souchong, are fur
nished in equal proportions. To sweeten
both these beverages, 10000 pounds OF
dry ligh, yellow sugar are considered not
too liberal an allowance and 5000 gal
ions more Of saccharinc matter is furnished
in the shape of good molasses or syrup,
on dried apples. 10000 pounds are for.
warded. The formidable list concludes
with 100000 pounds Of first quality pilot
bread. There is large accumulation oi
salt meats for fresh meat to the extent
OF 100 or goo beeyes, is daily served out
90 the army. Dry breadalso accumulates
rapidly: for over 10000 leaves are dali
ay baked and distributed.
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fol'epta Is ihs bols. shs "a CO rsiaru
~ lxe 5sgs tat uen usa1e ii,.r asg'sas.
ano- i Ter ws.e sisl ihe iast osf q tie
rct,sis ~ .eaer. and lanng iasitd iar
ue uiois g,roA Tie oagaants ani lhe
captured als aan q firif wag s. Dsuver.
shsrr oaseaoai recommendation arg
pfspafta r., ll.ctn d. hi,yr 4 ulsa vili
sso,ru.se some z der ia friends ubo
are ssa,llsnv'y stopping Il y under tie
sars csllanes 81 "a armed fqaaj.
Cad Il atceear3 20 szpla lhc posi-
ton u New Esglspd na apfnquenaly.
Beraass shr has nos jet furnished hef
fsll quols q our eoBniry's defenders. lie
pcoJls osi hsrs are disposed 20 question
her enthusiastic devotion 10 tie great
cause. AID sometimes she u accused u
making money ca, of the var think
], can be shown hat New England has As
many of her cons arfayed for agi as any
equal population llroagl.ou, The North
II mua he remembered that the young
men ia The Eastern States go West as
. matter Of eoorse, and ihose at home arc
almost The exceptions. Not \ regiment
II Missouri meets the shock Of batile, but
there il mourning IN New England homes.
The bert puriiAa blood las stained every
battlefield on The soil Of Virginia; and
Kansas, wlieh is but another New Eng
land. Is equipping her ninth regiment
Besides, many are Needed at home ia the
busy mill. a Massachusetts, where com.
Portable clothing i prepared for hundreds
OF thousands, preserving them from the
.,ealihy approaches Of fever and of dis
easc more fatal than repeating guns and
rifed cannon. New England, 10 say moth.
ing ol her hundred million dollars permd
nentlv invested with dishonest debtors in
Dixie Land, has poured out her millions
freely At the call OF the General Govern.
meni. feel al assurance that We shall
have no occasion 20 be ashamed Of the
land II Adams, Allen and sherman. Iiei
shining record reaches from April 10Th
rs, 90 April 10Th, '6l; and she was MOI
unrc;scseuied on he deld Of the secoaa
Lexington, hcnceiorih Immortal in history
Pbc's PEAK is a success, believe
though thousands have left us within tmt
months. Most &C them, except the sci
dirr., intend returning in the spring.
might mention a one OF the obstacles {,
the speedy seiilce,cn, Of the country ih,
millions of mive that iniesi II, who now
threaten 10 take Us, IL the sccessioIiist:
fail. The yermn abound here to an ex
tent almost ineonecivahie. II behoovy;
one here, on retiring TO bed, TO foriiiy him
self against them; for ] tell you. Pike
Peak experience ike poNery, sometimes
aequaiuis US with ,iraugr bed fellows. @
the experiments At improved methods o
gnld-sasing more anon. If we have /
country, il will b. worth while 10 atienC
10 these things; II not, lei them 80. Blu
It'll live IN hopes Of Union, strong anc
impcrishahle, reaching from the Canada,
TO the Gulf, from Pixies Peak TO
EQUINOX.
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DIR, sPRAGUE would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester and vicinity, who are
suffering from CuRoSIc DlsEAsE in any form, ,ha,
be intends to heep bis wArER-CtnE open during
the winter for the treatment Of patents The
bathing rooms are furnished with Stoves, and al
ways warm. Cold HsaihSs !. favorable for a
speedy..recovery in many diseases which depend
on a relaxed state d the nervous System and Mus.
oular Fibres; almost all Female complaints come
under this head. and cures are effected in short.
er time in cold than in warm weather. LAdirs
suffering from disease peculiar 10 their are in
'i,ed 10 come and be cured without the use Of
Instruments. Supporters. Caustic or Drug Medi.
cine Of any kind.
MorHERs, look to your ufakiy children, who
are complaining Of Pain in their sides and back
and see il they have got curvature Of the Spine;
and II 50, know that they can be cured and tuade
straight at the Manchester waier-cure.
RHrusArfss and NruRALrcA Immediately dis.
appear by the application Of the WARM ELECTRO.
CHEMICAL BArH, then why be confined TO the
house and bed all winter and suffer such sxcrm-
ating pain, when 50 pleasant remedy is within
your reach
All kinds Of Chronic disease are treated as sue
cessfully in Cold as in Warm weather at this Cure.
DIR. srRAouE viii examine and give his opin-
ionn all cases Of chronic disease that nny call up
on him for three months from the first Of Nosem-
her 1861, Free Of Charge. Many who are una
BILE to pay the expense Of an attending Physician
can avail themselves ofthis chance and cure them
selves at home.
Patients will be visited and treated at their res
licences, If required, on reasonable terms.
All letters of inquiry or descriptive Of cases
will be strictly confidential, and checrfully an
swcred. L. II. SPRAGUE, NJ. D.,
MANCHESTER, VT
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Ak IxTAxT's When my lit
xle three years old sister lays her fair
cheeks against mine, and with her dimpled
ArEns clasped around my neck, praltlrs in
her innoceni way, don't think Of the path
her little feet mus tread? Are there any
thorns TO pierce them--any pi,s into which
shr may fall Now | think OF Il, must
TIL yoa Of her iule speeches. think
she IL 30 eannins--ibough perhaps ] am
partial il 20, pardon. One nigh, last
week she errpt inio my lap. ard ere was
swarc 81 il, fell asleep took her Up 10
her little bed, bat before patiing her ia. |
said, sNeille mass not forget her hule
proyer." She commenced
"Nsw l4y ue dgNa 70 slese''--
Odd kHoAs she resi-, Size mu INJURED .
and Tbs wlaite Ids closed over the bright
srcs, and size ~as lrop again,
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MAR IAGE S.

On the 10th n.t, by the Rev. A. NJ. Swain, al
the residence Of Mr.. Arad Taylor, in Manchester,
the brides father. Mr. JOSEPH HICKS " Manches-
ter, to Mrs. JEMIAAH BuLKLEY, Of Vest Troy,
N. Y.
In East Rupert, Oct 80. by Rev. A1ariah Hyde
RoLLiS q. WlcKHAM, Esq, Of Pawlet, to Miss
MARY +. DEMO, Of the former place
In Bratilcboru, Nov. IL, by Rev. @. P. Tyler,
Mr.. FRANK d. CoBLEIGH, Of Manchester, and
Miss SYLVIA u. MILLER, Of Brattleboro.
We have felt for some time that the Journal
vas not doing its duty In certain line which
leads to such paragraphs as the above. FRANK
who by the way is apt to do things up right, has
happily relieved our anxiety on this point.
Here goes cur regarls:-vere congratulamus te
ct "partem magis bonsm." Habeas abundanter
Prosperitatem semIer sine scOparum manubra ct
"cIclamantes infantes"
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NEW YORK MARKET.
wnoLAsALE PRICES.

Monday, November %, 1861.
Coffee. Rio--l5a l6c Jaya-20 a IL
Flour. SIS so q 81 %. Corn.--62 76c.
Oats.--39 40. Hey-Sl3 n sic.
BHitrr.--W WESTERN 10 lz4c per Id. Eastern
Ia zoe. Cheese-5 &c.
Sugar -Cuba-7s Sc. Porto Rico-74 a
SIC.
Tdllow-9t 94c. Whiskey.--20 a 2lc per
gallon.
U'ool. Domestic Fleece--h0 5Se. Pulled
--45 a Soc.
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EoulNox.

VIZ are requested to stale that the adj
drcss Of Rev. NATHANIEL l. UPnAM. is
1873 North 18th Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
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EXPERIENCE BARROMs' ESTATE,

EXPERIENCE BARR0ws' ESTATE,
STATE OF VERMONT, I Alta Probate Court
Manchester district. IS. holden At Aauches.
ter. in and for said District. on the ooh day ui
October, A. u. 1851.
Present, Hon. II. X. Fowler, Judge
An Instrument in writing purporting TO be the
last win aud testament VI
Experience Barrows,
late Of Dorset, in said District, deceased, was pre-
scented for probate.
whereupon il WIS ordered hat said instrument
be proven At PROBATE Court, TO be holden al The
Probate OIhce, 10 said Manchester. On the lass
Wednesday 81 November inst and that all persons
interested 10 said Estate be notified thereof rs pub
lisaing copy q tie record .. this order three
weeks successfully in the Manchester journal,
printed a, Manchester. which shall be deemed
sufficient notice to al persons 70 appear and con
test SAID application, fshey SEE csuse.
IT, X. FUN LkR, Judge-
4 t,7Ss copy Of record.
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The Fvcfmcn, Cavalry Regiment will
leave for Washington Oh Wednesday or
Thursday OF this week.
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EQUINOX STORE.
n. T. HURD 4 co.
hvr ooops
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
aud take savsa,sgs e
AUCTION and ether FORCED SANS
They inten1 % S-sp The bss, assorbd sst1
Rsnning,oa coupty. AID ~ Il ht
prices 10 ihoss that
PAY Down,
Or. PAT WHEN rurY AonrR 70.
Goods not 10 stock viii be ordered kr cs.,snas
whsn desired.
Call aud sIamins ,h. nsw styles and prices.
NO TROUBLE To SNOW GOODS
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a DIE 81
rsusa
Armstrong; Washing Machine


Armstrong; Washing Machine
win nAts washing day day nsi g mssh %
b. dreaded a. the hardest rotking dsy = the
whole week Ths uashing, ty the sss e this
Machine. eas BE- done in ons bali tie tine ~ dir.
ed BY The ola process Of rubbing and pounding -
4 child twelve year q age can opsrAte this Ma
chine With ease. while the saslaE IN lbs wear q
clothes, 10 an ordinary family. yin pay fsr the
machine 10 years sime
This Machine is 10 use in the families Of ,hs
following named persons whom We are permitted
to refer to
DIP TAtKEH. VIZ BRowSsox.
Z D. BrRroS. Al Gar
FOR SALE ny
G. ii. WALKER.
Manchester, Oct 2sth 1861
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Equinox Store Due. Bills,
Old Issue,
com A. r.lv -
GOOD AS GOLD

rs buy goods with At the EQUINOX STORE
Please present them inrD,elia,sly for payment
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NO TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS
Equinox Store Due Bills,
Old Issue,
GOOD AS GOLD
rs buy goods with a, the EQUINOX STORE.
Please prsssn. them inrD,s,liaisly for payment
ovERCoATING.
Variety Of styles from so cents 10 AZ 90 mar v.,A
very f"r quality 90 cts per yard. double fsM.
VESTINGS.
Yer, handsome styles. also the fines, Black s.,I.
ever offered here
| Have you seen those
BROWN REPD GooDsi
Large additions 10 the
WOSTkD and SHETLAND WOOL
Stock, comprising all cOlors.
Those BROCHE LONG SHAWLS.
at $500, are very, war cheap
handsome new styles hne all wool
PLAID LONG SHAWLS.
HEAVY SIlEETINGS, TICKINGS.
flannels, Bleached Sheetugs, and other Get.
ton goods at reasonable prices,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS.
MACCARONI and VERMICILLI
FoX'S FARINA CRACKERS.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
Goldfish, Maelerel. White Fish, Blue Fish, Bal.
mon and Herring, just received
RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
"'r'h ooc''' at 81 IL per yard. Very cheap.
FRENCH MERINOS,
Al color' Very cheap
ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All colors. plain and figured, much less than
usual Look at them.
SACK FLANNELs,
For ea''dren--vsriety Of styles and colon.
I
PRINTS! PRINTSti
New styles aud great variety Of patterns.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
just received.
BROCHE LONG SHAWLS.
~ per cent less than ever before sold In Manehss
ter.
HANDSOME PLAID SHAWLs,
or superior quality.
LADIES' WOOL GAUNTLETS.
Just tbs thing for cold weather.
! MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
PRUNES, 10 cts PER In.
lust received.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
For Buckshc,,t Cakes.
TFASi TEAsl
Very IRE qualities, just received.
ENGLISH CURRANTs
and Layer h.sias
| HANDKERCHIEFs, 81 90
HANDKERCHIEFS, rs
IIAEDKERCHIEFS, s2i
HANDKERcHTEFs, 50
HANDKERCHIEFS, s7i
II iNDKERCHIEFs, Is
/ iIANDKERCHIEFS, i9I
| ilANDhEh 10
3
IASDKERCHIEFs, 81
I
HANDKERCHIEFS, =
+ HANDKERCHlEFS,
ar snail children. gvss awAy.
! Very sre Gersler,rn's
LINEN HANDKEcHIEFs,
7 from ~ % 70 Sc 90 PER dorm, bought IL tss-
! ton, worih 70 psr cent mora ihsn asked ~
EQUINOX STORE.
I AtEah~ftes cct ~. idsI
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ovEKCoATING.
Variety Ofstyles from so cents to AZ. 90 p.r v.,a
Very fair quality 50 cts per yard. doubl. fsM.
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Jefferson City, Nor. p.
Passengers by the train from the West
report that the rebels burnt Warsaw night
before lat 10 prevent its being used a.
winter quarters FOR our troops.
A quantity Of government stores were
destroyed. A train of 80 wagons with an
escort Of 200 men left S .dalia few days
ago for Leavenworth.
A messenger reached Sedalia at lively,
o'clock last night, announcing that we. hs,
been attached near Knob Nosten by 50(
or 600 rebels, and the train captured.
RoLLA, Mo-. Nov. 81.
Advice from ihe southwest, are 10 IA,
effect, that Gen. Price has abandoned hi
position al CaSsyilie, and moving toward
his old camp at Neosl,o. About 1000 o
III. army under Cen. Harris, we're on tn,
Kansas iiae f.rcclly west Of Carthage
wi,h the e rieni intention ofenicring iha
State aid rAvaging is southern coudies
Zen. Lane was il tht vicinity viii
<oout 5000 infantry. aud It il not imprab
aL,e That an engagement viii take piac,
between bis and Harris forces.
NeS York, Nov. 22
The Post says; English letters STATE
that the British government refuses Il
grant cltarsnocs frcn English ports q
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VESTINGS.
Yer! hanisoms styles, also the fines, Black ss,Is
ever offered here.
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L1MPTY BARRELS AND BOXES

MOURNING GOODS. - Black Bombarines.
vi Black Satin Stripe BombaIues. very Gee
Mohair Lastres, French Mcrinos. Rsp'd Merins.
All Wool DeLaines. plain and figured Black
Prints, Plain ssd six finished BlAcs and Lasen-
der Crimped Pripts, Valencias. shawis, Ae.. 80.
EoUISoX sTORE
Nsusb@Rw, Nov 10, isel
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Have you seen those
BROWN REPD GOODS,
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MANCHESTER WATER. CURE.

Manchester. Oct 2sth, 1861.
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Large additions 10 the
WOSTED and SHETLAND WOOL
Stock, comprising all colors.
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HEAVY SHEETINGS, TICKINGS,
Flannels, Bleached sheeliugs. aud other Get.
ton goods at reasonable prices,
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qusck medicine, that will cure all diseases and
affections that human nature 10 heir to, but that
t 10 purely q combination Of most delicious
fruits, distilled under our own personal super
vision, having no deleterious or injurious sdmiI.
lures so common with many compounds forced
upon the Public in the shape of Tonics, &c.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL viii become one
Of the most useful and at the same time healthful
beverages that has ever been offered. We take
much pleasure In thus presenting II, particularly
to Soldiers, who are exposed to change Of wealth
er, climate and hardship, as the best invigosator
that can be found.
sAn'L. n. PIKE CO.