The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

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"A s.uisat n msaisias ia Niehigaa,
having eeurtol 8 girl faF uearly year, apt
rss the mlltea. has ssrnsd srouui aud sue.
asF htaer 2r 'he visits be raid her.
LII IA surnsei that hereafter ealofcd
+ men Engaged % beard fyfeisn aud noriheru
vessels wiil noI b Imprisoned Nhsa they en-
ser he pert q Charios,oa-
a private letor fron New orleans states
+ tAai over ca 900 uulen soldiers are % their
way to Nioaiie,
--Parson Brosbl5w says be shall eontisas
to edit BIS KnoxylIle v big, aud be hopes
chat ne friend has frmei 80 low an esti-
mate d cur abilities A. to suppose Cor mo-
ment that We can't govern one state in re-
bellioa and edit enc Newspaper at the same
time"
"A son Of Gen Meade died o. cousump-
ton. at Philadelphia. 81 TUESDAY last. aud
Gen. Meade is temporarily at home On that
account.
Eight railroad disasters occurred last
week. ia different portions Of the country.
and forty ave since the commencement Of
the year. involving the loss Of rsiy -ous
killed and fonr handred aud forty che wonnd-
cd.
Gov. Randall, Of " isconsin, i, b 5 mes,
sage q 1861, said. "4his war began where
Charleston Is it sheal d end where Charles
ton sasf =
-A Galveston paper says Texas is to be
invaded BY way Of Red River, The Indians
in Western fexas are causing much trouble.
aud have defeated the rebels in several fights.
-Four thousand and seventy tenement
houses in New York have no essape for &C.
cupanis in case Of fire.
Gen. Gilmore pulled of his coat and
worked with the rest to put Gu, the late FIRE
at Hilton Head, s. c.. and knocked man
down who refused to do the same.
The Nashville Union is informed that
there are upwards Of 100, 600 bales Of cotton
purchased by government agents, now lying
in the enemy's lines awaiting shipment.
"A Lower Canada journal says: IL
Courier Dc ST. Hayeinths states that the
number Of Canadians who have enlisted since
the beginning Of The war is placed at 43 600.
OF this number 30, 900 were French Cana
dams, no less than $4,000 Of whom have
died ON the battlefield.
"a baby born in Boston on Friday vas
burdened with the name Of Constitutional
Amendment
Robert Small, the hero Of the Planter,
has made $4,000 during the war, all Of
which he has invested in government secu-
rites.
The Louisiana Legislature on the 18th
ult ratified the constitutional amendment.
The vote was unanimous N its favor in the
House, and wanted one vote only Of being so
in the Senate.
"A letter from Charleston says that
great number Of the torpedoes sunk by the
rebels in the harbor there we're filed with
saw-dust by a man who WIS employee 10
lead them. lie was a Union man Of course.
An exchanged soldier has sent the edi-
tor of the Norwich Bulletin the whole stock
Of household furniture owned and used By
him ard others in the Andersonyille (Ga.)
slaughter house. 1t consists Of one little tin
pail capable Of holding six gils
The condition the people Of Texas may
be inferred from the fact stated In the Hous-
ton Telegraph. that more than four humid
red families in that city (of less than 5000
iuhabitants) are dependent upon the city for
the necessaries of life.
HARVEY SIcKLER, ESQ the able editor of
the Tuakhannoek PA. ] Democrat, publish
es the following in his ssus Of goth October.
1861:
"We deem it due to Messrs ]. C. Aver & !
Co., and the public, TO make known our ex-
psrience with the use of their EXT SARsA- |
PRILLA in our family, by stating the crcum- |
stances under which it was taken and its eff !
fects
When our only child now in his third
year, was about eight mouths old !. a sore APP
peared first in small pmples on his forehead
over his nose. These rapidly increased and
uniting formed lbathsome, yirulent sore,
which finally spread over his forehead and
lace. not even excepting his eyelids, which
lecame so swollen that his eyes we're closed.
We called snlful physician, who admiuis-
erred the usually prescribed remedies. A
.olntlon Of nitrate OF silver was applied un-
y the mass Of corruption which covered his
,ntire face turned jet black. The sore again
)urst thro' the scorehed and artificial SKIN
ormed by this solution. Meanwhile many
.emedies were employed without any appar-
mt benefit For fifteen days aud nights he
fas constantly held by his parents to keep
lim from tearing open With his hands the
corrupt mass which covered his face.
Everything having failed, we we're iniuc-
d by the high recommendations Of AYEa's
iABs4PRILLA for the cure Of Scrofulous dis )
asses. 10 give il a trial. Ia MS treatise on
DR.. Aver directs mild solution
t lodIde Of Potash to be used as wash
While taking the Sarsapri!la, and il was
aithfully applied
Before one bottle Of Sersaprilla had been {
igeu the sore had lost much Of is yirulence
nd commenced to heal. Another bottle ef- :
ecied an entire cure, and the general pre-
iction that the child must die wos CONTRA ;
icled His oyelashes which came out, grew |
gain, aud bis face is lefi without scar, as
noofh as anybody's. lite unnecessary for