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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-04

- The report that Gen. Beauregerd did
not intend to fight Gen. Mcclellan at Ma
nAssas, See telegraph dispatches, but that
his plan was to draw him as far as possible in
to the southern country. and then cut off
his retreat is rich indeed, in view of the
fact that the rebels themselves are now almost
surrounded, and their retreat possible only in
the direction Of Mexico. So long as the
Union army advances almost in solid phalanx,
We rather relish the joke Of cutting off their
retreat" There is good chance for the reb-
els to commence in Tennessee, il they desire
to try their hand at that game. Well, per
haps Beauregar1 can whistle up the courage
Of the rebel soldiers in that way If go, he
should be allowed the amusement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-04

IDENT LINooLN's AIFB.-A correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post, who dates from
Baltimore, March p, tells the following sto-
ny;
'Fof long time il believed that Italian barber
of this city tho Orsiui who undertook 90 say Prcs
1861 and % possible he OF the pluers but 10
has come out on recent trial Of named Byrnc,
ia Richmond, that he the captain ~ tho band that
take the life of Mr. Lincoln. Ihi, Byrne used 10
be notorious gambler Of Baltimore, aud emigrated
Richmond shortly after The 18Th " Anil. uf bloody
memory He WAS recently arrested Boz JET Davis cap-
tai charge ~ keepiuR gambling house and If dis
loyalty tn the chief traitors pretended government Wig
fall testified 10 Hymes loyalty To the rebel cause aud
gave iu evidence that trnr tht captain of tho gang
who 20 XII Mr. Lincoln. and upon This evidence il
appears be let go. or course. 90 he guilty Of such
an intended crmeisa monte large enough cover up
all other Ems against society and the divine law"
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Nrm Annrrtisrmrnts.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining at the Post Office at Mortified,
Vermont, April l. 1862
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d / r. d..

Ellsworth-Juuc 4'h, Hannah g., wife of Mr..
Barlow Hall, aged 80 years, months and 20 days
North Ellsworth-May 10th, Mrs. Sarah, wife
of VIM. James, aged ~ years and months.
Eden 18th ut,, Of diptheria Willie T., son Of
Thomas and phiepa ". Leland, aged l year and
months.
Pure sinless one he was offering moet
For your hearts to lay at the Sayiour's feet,
And as a ministring spirit he'll sooth your care
IL you yield him up with a grateful prayer.
A. W.
Gouldsboro-May 17th, Dea. Marshall Hill,
aged So years.
--2lst uIt. Sophia j., wifo of Rufus X. Hill,
aged 70 gears.
The sch Ida May, at Barnstabie from Bangor,
reports having lost overheard off the Race, on
Wednesday, young man named George Colsome,
Of Bucksport
Lubec-26th ult William T. Clark, aged yrs.
and ) months.
Calais-2sth ult Mr.. Wilmot W. Lowell, aged
- years.
Charlotte May goth. of diptheria, Alice NJ,
aged years ald months, and the next day Ell
sic aged ID years and month, children Of Tho's
and Alice McGInuhin.
EDfcld-May 18th, of dip,horin, Addc L.. aged
year. ) months and 20 days; 9th, Emevila l.,
aged years and | month, children Of Albert T.
and Abis. ill /. Curtis
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a 4 IL ID

r, he EIa4s Of he EHsv nh tasr,eaH
DEAR SIR perhaps you might have space IN
the columns Of ysur weekly Issue, ter the insertion
Of the fullowtn brief reHAtks, va
| beg 10 assure the Protestant citizens ct biis-
worth that feel indeed exceedingly grateful To
them. con inced, a. | sm that the sum OF tao
hundred dollar,, preseuted aud accepted by me,
through the hands ut my worthy NJ. Michoi Me
Cabe has been given 10 show to ths pubic NJ large
that no such ding a prejudice, or raneorous
feeling exists :. ~ e mute among the Protestant
citizens of Ellsworth, for the having an Irish
Priest placed 0ser the charge anu wel-heins oil
the people entrusted 10 as care,
la assuming the spiritual charge OF the
Catholics Of Ellsworth ! do assure the Protestant
citizens therein, that during my soJ9urn among
them, will not, either by word or acts, do any
thing 10 disturb that harmony, which should iihs
together in bonds Of friendship, all we'll meaning
citizens | shall not, also, fail OF forget To I'M
press on the minds Of my people what 1t is to be
good christians, as well as faithful cit zens.
JOHN MADDEN,
Catholic Pastor, Ellsworth.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from Kingston, J, 81 ult, brig Eliza Ann
uerrick. New York via Black River.
Sid from Cardenas goth, sch Palmetto, Bragdon,
Caybarien.
Ar at aqua 10th. A Chase, Milliken Havana.
sid from glasgow 18th, PaiIadeiphia, Poole, y
York and went to sea lith.
Ar in the Clyde l4th. Gave, Ea'tPort.
Ar at Genoa 9th inst, Mira Holt, Dodge,
Swansea.
Ar at Greenock 18th. Fame, Pattcn, EistPort.
Ar at Waterford 18th, Lady Mulgrave, Basset,
Al Havana cath, Antioch. Gardner, unc.
At Matsnzas I'D, Emma Ghasi, Gtikey, for
Portland ldg brigs Col CogSins, and Chaste-
lain, Handy, for Portland
A, Genoa MAY IL. brig Trade Wind, Chase, 70 T
Boston soon, touching at sone port for lemons.
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M A Il r / E d.

Avon, Ct.--May 22d, by Rev. Joseph Smith,
Ben, P. Hodgkins of Trenton, Me, to Miss Maria
). Calvin of Avon.
Bangor-3l ut., Mr.. Albert NJ Foster of Au-
gusta, to Miss Lydia A. Edgery Ct B.
Bangor-Mr. William *. Favor Of Brewer, to
Miss Georgiauna II. Lttlefeld of Bangor.
Holden-May 22d, by RoV. Mr.. Wells of Dcd-
ham, Mr.. Is. f. Harrington to Miss Nancy j.
Fisher, both of Holden.
Beaver River n. S.-May 18th, VIM. A. Ray
mond, of B. H., to Miss Ellen NJ. Beekwith, of
Machas.
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CAUTION

w HEEEAS, George W. C,lby, minor SER
w want, has left my house and board with
out sufficient cause, all persons hereby forbid
den to harbor or employ him, OF To trust him On
my account. | shall claim all his earnings and
will not pay any debts of his contracting, as am
pie provision is made for him by me
A. c. FERNALD.
Cranberry Isle. May 3oth, lsGl. 20
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nlariue 1ouruol.
PORT OF ELLSwORH.


PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Thursday, 80,
schr Forest, Wood, Boston.
Morning Star, Haynes do.
Agnes, Treworgy, do.
Theo Frelinshuysen, Salisbury, do.
CLEARED.
schr Harriet, Carter Norwich, Conn
Friday, 80.
Schr Fame, Cousins, Surry.
ARRIVED.
Schr Halcyon, Freeman. Mt Desert.
&" AgrcoIa. Mureh, Boston.
" Nandalia, Strang, do.
" Dolphin, Davis, do.
Z" Elizabeth, Remick Salem.
" Cashier Moore, Cranberry Isles.
Saturday, 81.
Schr Ilussar, Day, Rockland.
" Minnola, Holt, Providence.
&" Catharine, Eaton, Boston.
Senator, DAVIS, Bnnstable.
CLEARED.
Schr Arborecr, Smith, Portland.
&" Adelaide, CLARK, do.
ARRIVED.
Sunday, !.
Schr Agenora Young, Boston.
SolaDt, cousins, 40.
D." Rupicola, Peters, Cape Ann.
" Tugwassa, Patten, Boston.
Monday, 2
Schr Rattan, Holt, Boston.
" Bangor, Jordan, do.
" Star. Bartlett Bluchili.
" Elijah Horton, Rogers, Boston.
CLEARED.
Schr Forest, Wood, Boston.
Tuesday, 3.
Sehr Elizabeth. Remick Boston.
=" Morning Star. Haynes, do.
i" Star, Bartlett, Bluehll.
Soop Hero Rcmick, Trenson.
ARRIVED.
Schr Commodore, Grant, Boston.
Wednesday, 4.
Schr Delaware, Jackson Boston.
Il" Florco, Hale, BROOKLYN.
CLEARED.
schr Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isles.
q" Theo Frcinshuysep, salisbury, Portland.
Thursday, ).
Schr Tugwassa Patten, Boston 0rris aud Joe
cabin passengers
L.uxcHED-On the 18th ult, from the yard Of
Master simon MouIton, Brewer Village an her.
ma phro lite brig ot 100 tons, called GEN. LYON -
owned by 5 Moultpn, Il. .. Goodwin 4 CO., Sar-
gent Sterns, and others.
May II, from I Nickcrsou's ship yard in Brew.
err Village, the schooner -, about 20 tons,
owned by Drake Phillips, EIlsiIgc, Snow
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DISSOLU rlON.
sheriff sale.

IIANCDCK. ss-Takcn "a execution and will
4 1 be sold AT public auction at the ollie II
Aruo Wiswen, E.q ia Ellsworth, on Saturday
the 4th day of July next, at ten oclecS in the
.cIeuoon, all the Tlght. title and interest whlc5
Ambrose put!"r of franklin, has or had at the
time Of tn attachment On the uri :, al writ OF
re,iecmin- the follow ine described It gagged real
estate, situate in and franklin, aud being the
homestead farm where the said Ambrose Butler
now resides; the same premises being mora fully
described in mort "A e deed given by said But
Ter to George parcher Of Ellsworth aud recorded
in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, Book los, page
90. 10 which decd reference may be had for more
particular description.
n. WALKER, Sheriff.
NAV -, lsG2. -
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whips

in the Village, and at prices to suit the times.
~ Harnesses repaired with despatch. Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange. Cash buyers
are invited to call at the Cheap Harness shop on
Water Street, where they shall find the worth of
their money. II. SWAN.
Ellsworth, May 20, 1862. Gml9
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Sch Romp, Kelley, at Boston from Jonesport.
Me. reports night Of goth, when of Cape Ann, was
in contact with an unknown sch lost Jbboom,
and stove bulwarks on port bow.
wrecked vessel called the Z. Morrow oil
Sullivan. vaterlogged and with both masts gone 1,
was passed March 20, no lat, &c by Br sch James
Butler, at Baltimore. Probably sch c W con-
per, before reported abandoned
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that have rclnquish-
" ed to my son, Charles X Goodwin, his time
to transact business for himself, and shall claim
of his wages tor pay any debts contracted
by him after this date.
RICHARD GOODWIN.
North Mariavillc June 4th, lsG2 40
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" a NTHD.

4 NY person having good MIL with Gircn'ar
~ saw Planning Machine, Lathe, &c, now in
good running order, tor manufacturing purposes,
tor sale. or that would IKE to manufacture On
contract for the season, may address a line, stat
ing price of lumber, both Hard and Pine wo d.
facilities for manufacturing. location, town, &c 4,
to b. ". H., Boston, Mass.
y. B.-None need apply unless they mean
business, a. this is no agency. 2w2J
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Minor Children, &c.


ARREARS OF PAY {. BOENTl- HONEY
secured Tor Inyalid soldiers, Widows Heirs,
u Every Soldier wpunled in batJle disabled by sick
ness disease tctei In the ryicc, while in the
line ot his duty, is entitled 10 Pension
fTh9 MidaN AMI minor thilIeu IN! every Soldier who
dies in the service, is Killed in battle or dies Of dis
wounds contracted Ia the Service entitled
to Pension,
rFA Bounty Of 500 j. due and he obtained by
Tor the W tow Children, Father, Mother or Heirs OF
every Solder whl is killed pr dies ia the service
also, all back pay arrears al pay, and all allowances
due the Soldier al TIE time oi has death
An Pensions commence only from the date OF the APP
phcatinn in each
Applications by mail giving flll particulars,
will he promptly atterd.d to and information given wIr
cuAsGG, II postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
The rromptcs attention will he given to all claims en-
traste Ia mr, and my ch gcS irH BE- Ucry moderate
Lei all who have Claims be- sure and call upon
y. WATERIHOUSE,
ELLSWORTH, Me
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

We have never had SO much due for sub
scription and advertising as at this time, and
we cannot afford to have the already, to us,
large amount increased. Especial pains,
therefore, will be taken to settle up with all
subscribers owing for more than year, dur
ing the next few months and we desire oil
those indebted to consider that we are in
earnest, because We are obliged to be, and all
accounts must be settled, and the sooner the
better. Those SIX and SEVEN year old "set-
tiers F." must have the credit side of their ac-
counts present better look. Who and how
many will respond to this notice? Do not
all rush in Mt once, because SO much good
fortune would upset our usual cquanmity
There is not a day in the year that we do
not think of our subscribers and labor for
their pleasure and profit and every d liar
we receive from them, goes to the benefit oil
the American and il all or two-thirds of
those indebted will pay up this season. we
will purchase u new press, and commence
the Ninth Volume in January, in an enlars-
ed form. Who will respond? Wa shall
make this offer to each and all subscribers, in
person, during the next few months. licase
he prepared to respond.
BRsoktIS is the name OF the town IN this
county, and not Brooklyn, nor Br1ohIiac, as
it is sometimes spelled. Tie missPcliing OF
the word often occasions mistakes in trans
mission OF letters. Somebody blHndcred
most fiagrantly when the name was decided
upon, because it docs not mean one tbint
nor another, ard it is 50 near alike the
town in Mass, aud the city in New York,
20 named, as to he a s1urcc Of much rerrt"x-
Hy. The town oil SedswitS wN divided
some fifteen years since and the southern
half incorporated into town nlmel Brook
lin. The Southern punt Of the new tiwn
has always borne the Indian nam, Of Mas
keas, and it has always seemed a mystery
why this very pretty name had not been Sc
lected as the name for the new town when
che change was made.
SnsuKrrL-Wc notice that 4 f.w Of the
cows in this village have been dealt with IA
wav which evidences in some one, Il spirit
equaling that manifested by thosa secession.
is. who shoot woundcl soldiers. Fhs.c
harmless animals WOE "'''"'4 = ~" ~
iarGc ana perhaps "efs IT 31,' s'''is - si'''
families by feeding near their huGs an+
'e' 'h'' eauSe' u s''''.' 0'''s' 's"''s"" -
son, boiling water las icen thrown On tIcm
,,kiny of tic hair and the kin, maxim
w,und. which y l.. trouble I'm. ali fIr5n,s
IN. Season Itscrfo. t,u. lin, a raTs5nw who
eopld nerpe,r,tc such - Il ag,rfuI did. mus
" n''ea 'oF any Dysl t'Ass -.',-' -
"ou'a DE- some il's''''5SS ~
ing water on 't.' "" '''',' - " as '''' '''
'nes' poor au'ho sa.',s.
ii. VI Baialsll 4 cts, IN tit c=Hn-
y. Is among ',ie '-.s'''e- 80.
fNed al "" '.ik ne Oh TT u ~.
"sen IN Tue ha'' i'''' '.'''.s'
P ". Perry, -. Is arree! r.
cruiting ofiIe. asliH. aHd { n. v-f5a.au5st
u 'il9''@'''''
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From DR.. Hiram Slodt, Of ST. Louis, Missouri.
80 find your SARSAPARILLA n more cfectuai
remedy for the secondary symptoms OF Syph'hS
and for syphic disease than any other we possess.
The profess are indebted TO you for some OF the
best medicines we have"
From 4. j. French, " D., an eminent physician of
laurence, Moss, rho is q prominent member II
the Legisldturc Of Massachusetts.
"DR. AVER Ny dear Sir | have found your
SAESAPARIII\ an excellent remedy for SNDhHfs,
both of the primny and secondary type, and cilec-
tual in some cases that were too obstinate 10 ylehi
to other remedies. do not know what we can en-
ploy with more certainty of success, where power
full Alternative Is required.
Mr.. chas s. Fan Lie,e Of Nec BrunsmieI', NJ,
had dreadful ulcers his legs, caused by the abuse
OF mercury, or Herclriai disease, which grew more
md more aggravated Tor years, IN spite OF every
remedy or treatment that could he applied, until the
pcrscvcrin9 use of AYERS SAEstPAfLT.A relieved
him. Few can be found more fnvcterate anu
distressing than this, and it took several dozen
bottles to cure him.
Leucorrhona, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal ScroGt'2Us u
ccrdfioH and are very often cured by the Alternative
effect of this SARsArAEILLA. some cases require,
however. in all Of the SNLsArAKIILA, the skiIul
application of local remedies.
Prom the rel lno,ra and "ideiY celebrated Dr
Jfc0b NprrW, of Cincinnati.
:" I have found your SAE>APN EILLN an excellent
Alternative in diseases of females, Many eases OF
Irreularity Icucorrhcra, Int rual liberation, and
local debility arising iraIn the serofuleus diatlesls,
have yiel led To IT. and there few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local trcatmcut"
4 ta{y, unriling TO aitoc The publication Of her
name, irriteS
NV daughter and myself have been cured OF q
very dchilltating Icncnrrhra of long standing, ~
two bottles Of your ShEsArARiLLA."
rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pcpsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused by Scrnfit'd In the system, arc rapidly
cured by this EXT. SAHsArAElLLA.
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Postscript.

=
reports 10000 prisoners aud descrters and
/ $4,000 stand Of arms.
A farmer says that when General BcAure-
gard learned that Colonel Elliot had cut the
Railroad on his line Of retreat, he became
frantic and told bis men to save themselves
as best they could. We have captured To-
commotiyes and u number Of cars.
Gen. IIalleck says the result is all he
could possibly desire.
Mill owners will read "D. W. rs" adj
vcrtiscmcnt in another column
Rev H. C Estes has removed from Clapp-
viiic, Mass, to Jericho, Vt.
An extra stage load Of passengers passed
through here on Tuesday, for Bangor They were
sieyeIores to load lumber vessels
Tic friends Of Capt Tillen "a Maine of
Castine, will rejoce to learn that his wound is
now reported sightty instead Of aoyiay as a, first
In the Municipal election at Washington,
on Monday last, tho Union candidate for Mayor
was elected by 300 majority.
The weather for month past has been de-
iightiul aaI perhaps farmers have never
put so much seed in the ground in the same length
OF time.
a house o#ncd and occupied by Ira Nc
Giauiin of Pembroke was burned with nearly nil
the furniture aud wearing apparel Of tie occupant.
o" tue -''0 ut
--1er' spr'sne will be The youngest man in
- - {.
'he = : S'"@''' We are MT aware '"a' yogn,
'a.a,, roIv - ,s ~ ''''' - ''''
.r ''' '9a ''',',. "' '''' '',''"'
pstf1 the Nam A,a,, p,,., Njfb which g,ot6e,
Hall i. to be connected The H,saii was good
paee'. The Pes vii be.
The Union army has cal! tered the f'beitor
halves Of two rebel 3eno5Si'' one On the poto-
me and one On The Mississippi. The wife and
'"' 'a ''s'' '' ''I"' ice '','o 'Sen ''P'ur'a
-. -, ,.' w. VIZ =
Tom.
W.. -a..:..., ~. g.. - -.,,..,.-.. :,
The d.. Ks.,,ss. l,s=4.I ,gtIi.be.i nv Ne.,r.
steven. / >arward. naI cited ty these -ontlo.
mes a,s....I by E4w III saooq,d. The paper
maks. snyat appssraass aad j. we'll a,el with
the euf5ept news Of tic d'H. We lave no doubt
the ehtsfp'-s VII be vel 'a-ta'ned' IS 1t will be
80 's'.a' ! 'a' '''=i''9.s Il WI. '''4.y ae-
p,
100000. '% - - v,, ;,
w. ~" - - '''' any %
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TREASURER 5 OFFICE, May, 1869.
Statement OF Costs, allowed in Criminal
Prosecutions at the April Term OF the Su-
nrcme Judicial Court and Court of County
Commissioners, Viz -
Allowed by County Commissioners.
State v Jonathan Davis Il ais.
Total amount, SS,l9
Originated before John Stevens.
State V. Charles f.. Friend & al
Total amount, 40
Originated before John Stevens.
State V. Andrew knight Il ais.
Total amount, 4,0l
Originated before John Stevens
State Y. Jonas Mason.
Total amount, 80
Originated before John Stevens.
Statcy Patrick Dowd.
Total amount, 5,OS
Originated before William Somerhy.
State V. Alyah F. Hawkins.
Total amount 5,92
Originated before William Sonerby.
State V. Nathan ). Robinson.
Total amount, 3 80
Originated before William Somerhy.
State V. Joseph Harris.
Total amount, 90
Originated before c. a. SpoGord.
State v john Mclaughlin.
Total amount. 800
Originated bslore Nathan White.
State v. James 4 Smith.
Total amount, . 10
Originated before Nathan White.
State V. b, Ellis.
Total amount. 800
Originated before 5. e. Rich.
Allowed by supreme Judicial
Court.
State V. Moses rappan.
Total amount, 12i As
Originated before Nathan White.
State V. Patrick Kelley.
Total amount. 1917
Originated before William S1merby.
State v Pepr crell Freethy.
Total amount, 46,Jl
Originated before John r. Redman.
State V. Albion p. Scammon.
Total amount. IS,
Originated before Grand Jury.
State v. Ellsworth.
Total amount, SO
Originated before Grand Jury,
General Bill of Costs. 321 ,33
Total, $3.50. IL
WILLIAM Ii, PuLsBrEy, Go, Treasurer.
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Sch Hornet, Hardenbrook, from Calais for Prov
ideuce, put into Newport LIST inst with rudder
damaged and leaky having run on to Kettle Bot
tom Rock, near the mouth Of Mackerel Cove, dur
ing the fog on Saturday night.
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St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheul
Scald Head Sore Ewes.

From Harrey Sictier, Esq, the abte editor Of he
TNnthdnn0ck Democrat, Pennsylvania.
% Our only child, about three years of age, was
attacked BY pimpics on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loathsome and virulent
sore which covered his face, and actually blinded
his eyes for some days skiiul physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect For fifteen days guarded his
hands, lest with them he should tear open the fes-
tcring aud corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else we had any
hope from we began giving your SAEsAPARILLA,
and applying the iodide Of potash lotion as you
direct The sore began to heal when we had given
the first bottle, and was well when we had finished
the second. The child's cyeashes, which had come
out, grew again, and he is now as healthy and fair
as any other. Tho whole ncghborhood predicted
that the child must de-