The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-17
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The "a Vermont which had $50 muskets
has but 1870 Jeff. The 4th Vermont In the
first days fighting beyond the RapIlan los,
all but 70 men aud five officers. OF the five
colonies o. the VI. Brigade, only one is nn-
injured. Out \ 2 800. the Brigade is esti-
mated to have lost 800.
The Eleventh. Vermont Regiment 50 long
stationed in the forts Of Washington AZ
heavy artillery, has been divided into two
regiments each 900 strong, aud sent to the
front as infantry.
It. Geo. brown, 18th VI lately Dismissed
from the service, has been restored 10 his
former rank.
Capt Joseph II. Brooks has been pro-
noted TO be Major Of the 9th " regiment.
Col Sawyer, lst W. Cavalry, has sent in
his resignation, which has been accepted.
Gen. stannard has been sent from New
York to the front for active service
HARPER's MAGAZINE for june is received
This number opens with an illustrated arti-
Gle upon lac 'Coolie Trade Tennyson's
'Morte D'Autbur' is reprinted with two en-
celent illustrations Wine Making In Call
iiornia, subject which is now engrossing
much attention, is treated 10 an illustrated
article, mainly descriptive Of the manner Of
cultiVating the grape and preparing tho
vine. The poetry consists Of My Sword
Song, Only Twelve Leh, "A Dead Love-
'Norihward,' Three Lives. three Trophies
from Tie War. The Letter 9. why Wrote
IL Homeopathy make up the usual num-
Der Of short tales The articles Of more
instructive nature are Your Humble Ser
want, Toward Sunset 'The poor Whites Of
the South The Record o. Current Events,
Literary Notices, the Editors Easy Chair
and drawer are the merits aud attractions
Of every number. This month brings us the
conclusion Of Trollop's Small House OF Al
liDgton, and the commencement of Dickens
Mutual Friend This number begins the
twenty-ninih volume " the Magazine vol
nne which will cobtaiu novels by Tbhckeray
and Dickens. certainly attractions enough
fJr any Monthly.
TnE BREATHING on TRtEs-Yow 10 re-
Store heetM IL he bf00d. "a few years ago,
IL II had been asserted that trees bad lungs
and breathed. the idea would have been
secuted yet il ii true. Tile leaves 81 trees
aud plants abstract The vital air or oxygen,
from the atmosphere, and aeraie the sap,
pretty much IN the SAME way that the lungs
Of animnIs aeraie the blood Upon the con-
dition " this fluid. I'VE mean The blood
The health IL the system through which ID
circnlates absolutely depends. The lungs
cannot purify il from the seels VI disease.
Indted, II they exist 10 il, tic lungs them
selves viii be IN q morbid state. These
things we're veil understood by Dr. IIolIo-
way, when a quarter Of century ngo he
gave ,be World bis Pills and Oinlmsnt, now
81 celebrated in every region Of the earth
His design was 70 penetrate 10 the sources
Of AL Internal and external disease ID the
circulation, and Il would seen that his pre-
paratioas accomplish this object With slbgu-
lar rapidly sud dlfecinese. Hence the nBi-
forrnity 81 these cures, we presume. They
seem 70 produce precisely ihe sane saluiary,
effects h all eases, 10 al climates, and pn-
der every variety a eireen.stahces-s-a strong
proof that they opsraIe upon The saHses ra-
Their than The c0aseqReaces u disease. be
this a i may, tie flel IA nedsspageds that
tie Pilh and Ointneii haze beS1ne The
ereai popular lneaiensA afDI eophiFies. b6-
cause eftkeir Intrinsic excellence. III ais-
eases Of ihe organs q respiration. - eon-
mon ii this c0anfry, 81 also saAFery species
o. erupsiYe sHJ uleeroas Disorder. The flisi-
ment works @0ndsrs while. ~ dyspepsia,
the Pills are stated q he 5 posture speaihe.
r. Prdttis Farmey
Ensign II. T. johnson. Of Husling-t
ton bas bees promoted 70 Lieut.. b
lie Nary.