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American & Foreign Patents
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
AMERICAN PEOPL E.

JuSt FuDI1SH6u Dy DIT. DION II,
PHYSICIAN TO THE Troy LUNG AND HYG1ENIO lNsTI
TuTE A TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-24
IFRoa ouR ooRnEsfoxDEsT.l
WASHINGTON. D. c. !
March 18th, 1863.

s'' -" AStNt ASS@-
Dear Journai:--I ha.e been stopping
with cur Vermont boys two or three days at
Fairfax station, il Va. about rs Miles from
here, | am happy to say thaithey are gene
rally 10 exeelleh health and il fine spirits: |
hi K tn. was not single one of them
with whom was acquainted. who Was not
beaver. and Hholid not look healthier Il an
when be left home. was there soon afer
Gen stoughton WAS captured, and laughed
At the boys little for allowing him 10 be
taken They inform me etha Il is none Of
their ftult. but that the Gen. himself %
chiefly to blame for the occarance In this
think they are correct as will appear from
what follows
Il seems that this General was very indis-
Greet in locating his headquarters At Fairfax
Court House, some four miles fiom Fairfax
Station. where the chief part Of his forces
we're encampsi. and sone two orshree miles
from any considerable force Of his. More,
over, It is well known thar there are nu-
mstous families a, FAIRFAX Court iIoase who
are strong secessionisis; aud the GENERALS
capture is mainly tue to the influence and
erertion Of ihese families.
The President says that he il sorry 10
lore The horses. but he can make another
General in hye minu,es"
While | was in camp report came that
jackson crossed the Rappahanncek, only 10
or is niles distant. and vas advancing upon
he Vsrmoniers with large force. Il vas
interesting to hear tie shonfs Of by from
sliqoar.ers, At the prospect ei ahshi Some
two handred men from each regiment we're
ordered eat armed siSh pleas and shoyeis, and
in 81 in-roiible short space d time. bitches
Of souss half mile 10 exteni. sere thrown up
on either side Of the Railroad. The return
Of The men 70 camp. vas accompanied With
the nosG enthusiastic Demonstration q JOY,
ard they vent 70 led and sltpi without
doabi. more soundly and sweetly for having
heard q Jaeksgn's approach The ofh scrs,
boSessr, seemed little more particular to
send cut reliable scouts, and 70 give especial
instruction 50 a. to asOsa sAe liability 81 be-
ing Surprised Verify lhls camp life in the
eutay's country. . AZ exciting ore
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sanBsf1 Ctmasi.sisa, hls tsea aQ.1 safk.
81 IN every county that has accepted LIB
therefore earnestly Aspsi TIA, The whsls
Stats usay nos - hsougAi into sys,saaiif
action. - sd IN spirrd " sns somHoa
Interest. aad reeeguiing comprehensive,
gsneroas policy. y which sil soldssf, y a,
Ustoa. wbsu sn3 uLsts @osi = asss. shail
tt accepted as lhs desirable stjssn u our
vide beavselsnee
This ergAnistios in cooperation with tbs
purposes q TIE State ID bSbAlf of cur lIospi.
tails Its also favored By DR.. Phelps whs
testisss 10 the obligations of vsFmOul to ,h'
Sanitary Commission Or relief sItepdei &c
our brothers in hospital aad seld, and be
calls Oh the women to remember its inter.
est. Prem the state il receives substantial
sid in the transportation Of 81. articles foI
the n r Association Packages &e,, ii.
rested n 4. ". A. A.. q Summer ST, Bos.
ton. Care Of Brig. Gen, 0eO + Davis,
Qaariernas,er General. Bra'tlebero, VI,
With be transported ss frasAt At the expense
Of he State,
The usual particulars ahould he observed
10 packing buKes. Tic name and address
u iae donor wiih list Of the ecutsnis.
should 30 placed 10 every package All re.
eeips q The Association are acknowledged
~ letter FER any information SO, address
the Associate Managers 4 respective dis.
tricis. o.
Mrs, NJ @ DAVENPORT.
West Braiilsbere, VT.
March l7ih, lsf3
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no tnc u o,nen Of yermonl.

The Circular Of PED. 25dof Dr.. Phelps,
having announced tina, the present needs Of
the IIospitaIs in tie State ore Supplied, il is
desired thar a very earnest effort may non
be made to send "goodly Store" to the
Sanitary Commission. through its New 10.
gland Branch the New England womens
Auxiliary Association" n Summer 81 Dos
ton.
The "aid societios" In Vermont, are gen
era y under the organization q this Asso-
citation; but any portion Of the State hat
has 20, availed itself Of these advantages for
action. j. in tied AMI .quseiei 10 take steps
at once, 70 facilitate the appointment u a.
soeiate Managers. and with that purose g
commulieats With the Assoei4i.gn, or sith
the Subscriber Particular attention !. cIlled
70 the fact chat this Assoc ation has received
a letter from the New YORK Branch. deSir
ing transfer Of al the correspondent. in
Vermont who have been e9nnec,ed wiib thai
Branch, 70 tbs care Of the Boston Assoeia-
ton, a. not cent shosld be unnecessarily
Diverted from the object q bosptal supplies
for freight purposes The name u Miss
Schuyler Of the = New YoFk Belief Assoeia-
tieh Is cur authority ca requesting al
Vsrmopi 70 corne under the organization 4
the \. Z. v. B.. g. The hspeht q such =
eenreetea siA ihs Asa Eazse Braaeh q
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cAAF sKss FasrAS srAllos

Va Aisfeh "a. lcta
NJ Editor --S.pes NJ las letter . TIE
JaeRSsI. " haze rvssisei ssfsrsl INSTALL
nsni's v snos. isarise o. vih dep'h e
atoss 'sa iuehss Il vas genuine parih-
easter 'qFeiels rsninssr = sia'vr 10 Yer
uont
Tht gsucral health efths l4ib, q COED,
there bslaE eat afsw n hospital The ser
tslity IN TITS has bveu vhe least q that "a
aHy rsgmens .! shn Brigais, The measles
are prevailing to a considerable extent. |
iesrs. IN the other four regiments Of the
Brigade, bat IS ye, We have bad only one
case 10 this res meni We bave, however,
this morning. bern called to mourn the loss
Of aaother member q Company { 6EoRoE
DAxoS, q arlington Ills death vat aaus-
eI b. disease 10 tbs throat This i tho sec
oni Death that has occurred IN our ranks.
anl may il be the las,.
Iiegrst 10 learn taa, !; Is the eurren, r.
peri a. home that The death u MisFE r,
KISNE, was caused by The tsraaieal trsat-
meut of the deceased BY tie oihders q bis
Ccmpauy--oter'arlng bio with doiy &c.--
Nothing could bc farther from The truth -
He never was called apon TO DO momeal's
duty in the Company from the tine he re.
TONED Us to bis DEATH No ueaber q this
Company en- justly accuse ia otieers y ~
ranical treatment On toe eoupry We have
eyery reas-n 10 feel proud u them as kind
and indugeni as we'll ~ able and caicint
officers 40 officer could take moro interest
in the welfare Of hs men then does Captain
Muuseu Truly Yours, Cox.
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS

Lrrr Is DIR, l, Il sprague, the late pro-
prietor Of the Manchester Water Cure, hay-
Ing received a higher cell, hrs LEI, us, and
became connected with similar establish
meat q, Clifton Syringe, \. I. Our
Water Cure" i desola'e without the Doc
tor The Doctor viii be much missed BY
a large circle q friends and patients. The
absence Of the Doctor and family will be
much re. re,ed IN the social circle. May
success attend him 10 bis labor.
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Miscellaneous.

Tne A4DAN4 MtronEp. The captured
sieamerBerniuih, one of the fastest vessels
sent from England since the war began, hes
been purchased BY the Navy Department for
$l20, 900. She IS prize to the Mcrcciita.
|; was on hoard this erift that tie n.
nous oreto's battery was seized. and the
splendid 100 pound gun mute for the greA'
Exhibition in London, subsequently boagh,
BY the Confederstes. The Bermuda eau
steam 10 miles an hour and would easily
have got away from The Merceiita had she
discovered her. She will soon be converted
itnto an efficien, m,n .of-war aud sent after
the Alabama
The ATt4Srfc Tett0R APu.-a very IN
teresting meeting was held At the Stock Ex-
change this afternoon, which vas ADDRESSED
by Cyrus " Field, Esq, on the 81 jet Of
tho Atlantic Telegraph. Tie ntmest at,cn-
ton was paid to the arguments in fisor Of
this great undertaking, and ever $1,000
sterling was subscribed as bllows
Morse 4 Co, e. 500 dSarl Dodge. Ct,
0o0i other parties, g7oO.
\ committee Of ten Nas aggoiated % act
il concert eilh those previously appointed
by the Chaiater Of Commerce and Produce
Exchange, IN procuring subscriptions tow
ards the fuliiinen, Of ihe project Of bring
ing the Old World and the New within ,q.e-
graphic communication.
RELIEF ron IREIAyp.- KS stated thar
A. 7. Stewart has chartered a ship y be & i
ed With feed for the destitute il Ireland
ADJUSTED Il is sail that The difh3ul,ies
which constrained Gen. sigsl to tender his
resignation have been adjusted and that he
will Withdraw his resignation and return 70
bis old command
0rTsR or Coin FRoY AD7oip.- The Her
AIDS Washington dispatch q the I 9TH says.
sit vas understood to-day al tho Treasury
Department. that deputa .on frc,a foreign
bankers had waited upon The Secretary 10
person. and offered a large loan Of spec a,
current rates Of exchange"
R.EELIsTMESrs.-T The recent action Of
Congress n regard to the re.enlinment Of
the two years men whose term expires this
spring in attracting some attention in the
regiments Among the FIRST to take action
is the ThiTiieth New Yorb. one Of HAte.'s
/" Irop Brigade" Colousl fearing On las;
Saturday presented TO General Halleck q
paper signed BY every ofhcer % duiy With
the regimentexeepiing one, stating that they
had consulted With their men. and II they
could be sent home ahon, the first OF April,
which is month he ore their term expires,
the officers and men of the regiment would
re.snlist for The war. and recruit their tanks
to The maximum number. The paper vii
probably Be laid befors tie Psesiden, and
Secretary Of War.
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snt, 8 dsraai a. eyes asd tie De-
- rs ifaa ehish > muti 80 e.
pesiesL ever lras o lbs Uaien sud
thsa rsmembes thsl hops deferred
msrteth ibe bear, sck. We can &c.
rive alta very clear idea 81 tue state
u feeling IN TIE South today.
Their dropping spirits we're greatly
revived iea months ago y tic APP
pcarGacs Of an organirafioa, styling
itself tho Democratic party. They
imagined that the great auxiliary, sK-
peclcd from The beginning, had 'ardily
arrived. Tie organization triumph
Cd 10 a great state. Bot il was soon
fou 4 that, though theoretically OPP
POscl TO The party IN power, il couh
sustain itself on no other ground Than
~ unconditional support q the Wal.
Many Of The leading spirit, u no we're
lurcd BY party namr. long yeacfa-
ted, into an sppsrnt opposition to
The Government. have recently de-
clarcd, ii he strongest terms. that no
party spirit shall ever lead them TO
oppose tie administration in its
great work of crushing the rebellion.
A reaction isAaking place which will
secure Us union Of strength and e.
fort that win las, til the war;. brought
. a successful close.
Some there are, however, who call
themselves Democrats, but who are
more appropriately styled Copper
heads. who have ever endeavored and
DO still endeavor to meet, as Ear as pos
siblo tue expectations Of the rebels
knowing how much they were de-
pended npon to weaken the North by
string up dlssentions, they labor with
eeal truly prsise-worthy 70 carry out
the part assigned them. ThcS think II
a grieyous wrong 70 The South, 10 de-
priye the rebels OF their expected sup
port. 81 much are they disappointed at
the feebleness Of their own attempts,
and so profoundly sensible are they
that the whole Democracy il needed
TO make their movement success that
in their anger they brand A. /" ieserers
from the party all who sustain tie
Government These men are very
much disturbed about the constitution
ality Of every measure that puts a
man in tic ranks or 4 dolIar in the
'rea,ury, and Of every measure that
causes correspondent deficit in The
resources Of the enemy Popular
opinion will soon shut the monhs of
these noisy pariisans, and wbenpeac
returns, make their name Kissing
aud a by-word.
And every loyal nun will 10 well
to remember how much the slightest
apparent disagreement will raise The
hopes Of an enemy. Knowing what
they so anxiously look Tor, We know
what il is our true policy 10 prevent.
Whatever pleases them must iniure
US when they look for disagreement
and contention and faction we should
show Ihem union and harmony and de-
votcdness to the one grcai cause To
that end let US lay aside personal ieel-
ings, cease wrangmg our pohieal ana
military favorites, forget part dissen-
sions, sustain the Govern uent brongh
good luck and bad, and keep Our eye
Axed upon the great object ofthe stfug
Gle. The rebels sec their >pe dy
downfall and drsiru ton n the efors
Of the united North.
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Il g 10, pr,3al e iha, oar feet. a.
Il paeseus consdssicd. Nill undeFisks
anything againss tie city.
FRIDAH.
Cincinnati. Margh 10,
Special dispatch irun Memphis. an
nounce that the lsFoo Pass sxpedi-
ton had met with cheek on Friday
last.
The gunboai Chillirothc eucouuier.
ed rebel battery a. the junction Of
The IAllnbusha and TnIlahatchie Rsv-
ers.
The fight lasted oil day.
One sho, from the battery entered
a port Of the Chilhcuihe. killing Esar
persons and wounding some fourteen
others.
The Chilieoihc received sxiy.foar
sho's, and vas damaged seriously.
infantry we're sent into Mobile
County Ohio, yesterday, 10 arrest d..
sterirrs.
II is reported thai the citizens have
organized 10 resist them, and trouble
Is anticipated.
WASHINGTON, Marvh 10.
Twenty Vermont cavalry were
captured last night N raid upon
Drainsville.
Army Of Potomac, March 10.
Gen. Hooker reviewed the lath
corps TO day
Our casualties in the cavalry Ugh,
Of tho 18th will uae.bcr less than 40.
All the woundrd we're brought IN.
70 camp except ) who WEIR loo severe.
N hurl to be moved.
The cavalry are in good spirits over
their affair, which they clnim 10 be
the greatest hand to band comba, that
ever took place on this continent, and
only equalled by one ioughiin Europe.
The enemy are not inclined 10 talk
about il, and no slurs come tom their
pickeIs.
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Mnrr.ar cossAspEn,. Ollie.

BRArrLEsono, VT. March I. 1863.
Pursuant to instructions from the War
Department. il Is hereby announced, tina;
al s.raggiers from The army. nov 10 this
State, whether paFoiei. exchanged or other
wise. VITO Gail 70 report at 1 is olice within
Ave days. viii sherealsr be considered De-
ssrtsrs, for whom the usual reward will be
paid On delivery, The Provost Marshal has
esea iasTusssl . give tbs necessary orders
10 The shsrias Of the different counties.
WILIIAa AusYfsK.