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READ THE FOLLOWING 1t IS really astonishing to
see what wonderful cures performed by the use OF
the Sarsaparia and Tomato Bels.
lExract OF a letter from DR. Williams OF VT.
(sentlemcI--I will thank you TO send Inc two dozen
more of your Sarsaparila and Tomato Bitters have
nsed il with great success in four of dyspepsia,
curing each oil them in almost incredible short time
likewise one case ofscroiulons humor and ofjaun-
dice | consider il valuable compound, aud must
say | have used it with the hnppest effects. Should
Ike 90 have il as soon as convenient. One OF the
cases of dyspepsia was gentleman who had suffered
long tinle and had been TO the Springs Tor Two sea-
x. Boyden, ESQ. of Cambridge. cured Of the dyspep-
STA OF a years standing, alter trying hundred rene
dies without the least effect.
For sale by rnEo, A. PECK, and A. c. SPEAR, Apo
thrcares aud wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the state.
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REiD'S ENGLISH DICTIONARY.

A DICTIONARY of the English Language, CON
y tanning the Pronunciation, EfVmolOgy and Ia
liaRc'iGh of al the words authorized by eminent
writers To which are added vocabulary OF the Roots
OF English words and an accented list OF Greek, lnn
aud Scripture proper names, by Alexander Reid, \.
II one vol l2uo 600 pages neatly boulid III leather,
price 81 this day received by ,
Oct %, 1911. i3wlSl {. GOODRICH.
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Special Notice.

-" The extraordinary GRAEFESBERG PILLS, which
are achieving unparalleled triumphs in various Sec
tons of this country introduced into this VI
cinty Let every sick person read the advertisements
of the Graefenbcrg Company, which will be found il,
another column. For sale at SHERwooDs, West side
Court House Square. Also at A, {. SPEARS Apoth-
ecary and Drug Store
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Brighton Cattle Market = Monday, Nov 8

At market $3.50 Beet Cattle. including 1000 Stores,
10 yokes W orking Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and about l1s5 Swine.
BEEF CArrLE---Exra SO 30 first quality, Sc 90 ;
second and third quality from % to 50 80.
WORKING OxEN--S lies ranging from SO TO l25.
.SroRE CArTLE-Sales were not noticed.
Cows md CALvEs--Sales were made at SIT, %,
and 20 to 81 and IS. according to quality.
SHEEP-A better price was obtained for like quail
ity than last week Lots taken at 81 10 to 81 ID and
S275.
SwINE--Bisi sales Mt whoesale5l for Sows, and
81 for Barrows. At retail from 81 to u. Old lean
Hogs 81. Old fat Hogs 81.
WOOL. Duty 30 perct.
There continues TO be good demand for fleece
Wnnl nj nllr lunlrl rntes nulled Wool scnrcc.
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PROSPECTUS


\yTF, issre this prospectus to npprisc the public q
w renewed preparations on our part 70 publish 'ne |
Congressional Globe and Appendix for the app oath |
ing ettson, and to invite subscriptions lhe two
Houses have contracted with rs for the work ~ such
terms enable "a nov to make comp etc reports to
multiply and issue the numbers in quicker succession
than hereto ore and without increasing the price tn
subscribers, we hope to make good return Tor the |
lihemlty and high official sanction the bestowed on
the pu icaon. We shall increase the volumc at lehst
our.hi beyond the Ordinary bulk, and cudeavor to
add to its usefulness By extending sl iaihcr ITS crcu-
| tation
of Coneess Faithful aud durable reports oil tie de-
bates oil ihe body Ct value IN proportion TO The eX-
tent OF their circulation among the people. 1t Is IN
this wny that Congress brought into inc presence OF l'5
remote cousituens--thnt il obtains easy access and
holds communication with them from day TO day ana
renders the government really representative. =,
| Having received from all parties III congress we
strongest marks olapprobaton and confidence, III the
| liberal means and permanent contract Votcd 10 con
time the work, We shall not be found wanting IN Y"
imp1rfiay and industry necessary To Tue que iuIhI-
mcnt of the engagement on our part. The next stss-
ION will task to the utmost the best efforts Of those con
ncctcd with the undertaking. IT will be distinguished
by discussions of extraordinary interest and results OF
abiding concern The war, us origin ana conduct ny
officers in the cabinet and in the field will furnish sub
jects OF profound in1tiry and conscientious lhe terms
OF peace the disposition to te made ol conqucsts, Inc
consequences to be dfnwn from a Tint hrsbccn done,
as affecting parties ii this country, and Especially as
bearing the approaching presidential election, VAL
open up novel and powerfully operating discussions,
rendering the councils Mt Washington duIIlg inc next
year as pregnant o good or e'il % nus continent as
those OF Rome TO the Old Word ~ the days OF
her early energy Such field ior dellbcfaion ana
action never presented TO any previous congress
All that has transpod. ormay hereafter tcnspie be-
fore the close OF The approaching session OF congress
in New Mexico, California, in the capital OF MeNlro
and the proycnces dependant on II, VIII come nndeF
the consideration Ol the next ConIiess It's DEBATES
will conain the history Of the war, and ITS acton de-
ternine it, results, whether they be decided by arms
# or diplomacy And Whatever Is aeveloptH cG Gr IS
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Solomon MilieT's -

WE the uis,ribers h - been appointed by ths
w II .nuruble the Probate Court for the District OF
Ch,tcndcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all persons, against
thu. estate OF Solomon Miller, late of Wiliison, in
said District deceased represented nsolven, and also
d claims and demand. eXhihedn offset thcreo and
six months from the day OF the date hereof being
allowed by said Court Tor that purpose do therefore
HEREBY give notice tina, We will attend TO the business
OF our appointment the dv eliug OF Harry Miller,
in Wiston, in SAID District, on the las. Mondays
OF December and March next, at 10 O'Clock, a. VI.
on each OF said days.
Dated, tins 2.th day Of September 4. d. 1917.
ELI BRONSON, CANT.
3wlS CHAlNCEA BROW NEIht
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COMSTOCK'S PAIN KILLER

rs used with the most happy and beneficial effects in
L the following complaints, and can he relied upon
to always cure Dysentery, Cholera ln!hntum, Bron-
chtis. Quinsey, Spasms in Children, Chbains Buns.
Broken Breasts Measles, Cramp, Bruises, Sprans,
Cuts and all sores, either external or Internal see dl
rections each hottle) Prepared by the Apothcca-
res COMPANY, No. Cour,andt-st., opposite the Ma
tonal Hotel, n Y, and tor sale by A. {. SrEAR and
THO A. PsuK, Apothecaries, Burlington. lg
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STOVES
Cheshire Railroad.
g:i5 sas.55 i5s;:s 80 a:.;!. . q ! ]!

ON and after October l3th Trains will run over this
~ Road follows -.
Passenger Trains will be run to Wnchenden in
connection with the Fitchburg Trains, which leave
Chnrlestown at A. VI. ana p NJ.
From Wnchendon at 9 10 A. NJ. and 40 Y. NJ.
connecting will the second and the last fichbtrg
trains to Boston
Stages from Western and Northern New Hamp-
shire and the State of Vermont. will deliver and re-
ceve passengers at Winchendon in connection with
all the above Trims.
A Freight Train will be run daily each way in
necon with The usual F,tchhurg Freight Trains.
7. NJ EDWARDS, President.
October 25, 1917. i9tt
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COMSTOCK'S CELEBRATED MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR.

THE universal approval and continued demand for
L this valuable unguent is the best test OF its esab-
lshed WORTH for the cure of burns, scads bistered
surfaces for sores of all kinds, of however long stand
ing, and all external inations will at once convince
the sufferer that its is truly appplied-C0mstockS
luagicai Pain Ertract0r.
Sold in Tin Boxes fitted for any climate, at 25 cts ,
80 cts, and 81 each, by A. l.. Comstock No. Court
and-s, n. Y; and by A. c. SPEAR and THO. A.
PEEK, Apothecaries, Burlington. 10
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COMSTOCK'S OLDRmcE's BALM OF Co.

=. or re o1St 9 h in b U
year 1881, by John NJ. Odrdge. For sale by A. l.
Comscck, No. Courilandt-st, opposite the National
Hotel n Y; and by a. c. SPEAR and THEo. \. PECK,
Apothecares Burlington -
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a3sS!}![]|1 9af9

COLDS AND COUGHS are beginning to pre-
vail and now. ms the cold autumna rains are fall
ing, is the time when neglected Colds often lay the
foundation for incurabe disease.
The idea contained III this common expression, o :
ii is nothing but Il Cold, and UW near of has
deudcd thousands to premature grave II would
seem that the experience of mankind in this climate,
ought to have convinced them before now that " no
thing but Cold, has been quite enough to STAY its
thousands.
"CURE YOUR COLDS"
Should therefore be the watcl-word, and one that
ought to be proclaimed at the OF the streets, by
every lover of his race and especially by those whose
Calling and duty it is 10 preserve the public health.
For this purpose VIZ: Curing Colds. nothing is SC
eiiicacious and certain TO cure and at the time
SO nleasant 10 take ms
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I AUNDRY STARCH POLISH - Manu-

n iactured by VIM, Johnson. Sold Wholesale and
retail al the Escul0p0n Apothecaries Company, OPP
posite the National Hotel, No CouI,land- ST, y Y
and by A c, SPEAR and THEo. A, PsoK, Apotheca-
carries, Burlington. -
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BOOKS
RECOMMENDED BY THE STATE AMI
COUNTY SUPERiNTENDENTS.

COZ My SUibNlN ENDbNlS.
/. DatieS' First lessons in Arithmetic.
;. UfrirS' Scboo' IrGameiic.
3. u iU1id's Sch pei Historyo The United States
4 T meeting Of the State and County supeIiuien-
\ dents at Montpelier, on the 2Oh OF October, lSi1.
il was
RrsolrcJ. That this Convention ina'Wuch ne A l.
ans Arnlurtlc Is rcr0rded by rs us erperor TO all
other ireutscs on Arithmetic now before the public,
or .cpting the Scri,s tg Professor DGtss and mas
much rs Adams IS uoW M general use "a orr sohoos;
would not at this time recommend any violent or hasiy
measures by way OF introducing any new books Butt
impressed with lilm and deep conviction that D,-
yrs' Elementary and Common School Arlhmecs;
whether used rs means OF securing thorou n mental
training or tor pracca, purposes, in the highest and
most liberal sense decidedly superior 10 any O'Lsr
,rh ,rhici IRE are acquainted, and 70u!d Rnhesita-
finglv and strongly recommend the introduction u
I tb.s, Ln,ks as '.st as a change can be made.
SIGNED, u. VI. CAMP, PreSt
month"; lier. 2lst Oct. lsi7. (R. CASE Ssc'g.
NuTr--rhe School History of Ms Hard rns
recommended hy the Convention OF lsi6. .
The above Books are published By :. :. BARNES
{ co New Nok, and tor sale by booksellers gen
orally IN darlington and other towns IL The state l9ma
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" CURE YOUR COLDS"
DIR. FOORD'S
PICTORIAL SYRUP,

1t Immediately quets the cough, removes pain, loo.
ems the phegm, relieves difficulty of breathing and
heals and restores the LUNGS to healthy state,
sooner than any known remedy. No fnmy, there
fore at this season of the year should be without it in
their house, to be used early; for cold, like every
other disease, is the most easily removed, when early
attended to.
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Book Binding.

FEIEfW The subscriber has received choice
.=SS " lot OF fancy binding Stock, and will
serve his customers and the public, with
pleasure on short notice.
Nov. 1917. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
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New York, Sept. 4, 1915.
DE-. FooRD--Dear Sir: Two years and half since,
had an attack of Influenza and it left me with
severe cough, which as,cd several months. Your
very excellent Pec,ora Syrup gave me immedine re
lief, and effected permanent cure in short time. I
have known other persons greatly relieved of coughs
and asthmatic complaints BY the use of the same me-
dicne and take great pleasure in recommending it
to the public, the best remedy for lung complaints
that have met with.
f. CHAPIH, 30 John-st.
Sold by THEo A. PECK, Apothecary and Wholesale
Druggist, Burlington, Vermont. $3.50
Nov. II, 1917. 20wi
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Near the Steamboat Landing,)
BURhfS1TON, vsf.,

BY MOSES l.. HART.
THE subscriber would notify his old friends and the
l public generally. that he has retaken the well
known and commodous house at the head of the
Steamboat Landing, i'll Burlington, known US the
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Intending to make his location in Burlington per.
manent one, he has reited and newly furnished the
house and pledges himself 10 keep first class house,
flauerng himself from long experience in the bu-
sness, tina, he knows what Inc travelling public require
he will be enabled TO make his guests feel themselves
at home and assures them that no exerons shall be
spared to make the and comforts Of his patrons
complete.
Carriages always in readiness on the arrival and
departure of the Steamboats,, to convey passengers
and from his house or any part of the town.
The different lines of Stages call at this house, ma
king it the most convenient for the business comnu-
nifty MOSES l.. HART.
Burlington, Nov I. 1871 cot
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-parnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the firm OF MuNsoN a. toLLErT
IS thu day hy lnuiunl consent dissolved. All the bu-
sness II the late iirm must be settled with : Nun
son. ;: NJ NSON
I.u'IS FOLLETT.
Burlington Oct -, 1917. 3wlS
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pIsrRIcr OF CHlTrtNuEY, s. ( ! bate Court Tor the
District of Chluenden: To all persons concerned IN
the estate OF Linus Place, late OF Wesiord in said
District deceased, Greeting.
hereas Polly Place, Administrative of said deceas-
ed proposes 10 render account OF her adnnistia-
ton and present her account against said estate Tor
examination and allowance nj n session OF the Court o
Probate to be holden At the office of the Register OF
said Court in Burlington IN said District tie It'll
Wednesta oi November, lSi1,
Therefore, you ale hereby notified to appear before
said coIT, at The time aud place Gprcsaid, and Shew
cause. il any Won have, why the account aforesaid
should not b., allowed
Given under my baud at Burlington, this 18TH day
OF October, 4. u, lei1
Owls CHARLES RUSSELL, nudge.
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Certificates.

New York, Sept. l. 1915.
Dr.. FooRD--Dcar Sir Your Pectora Syrup has
become standard remedy N my family Tor coughs,
hoaiseness and nil affections of the lungs especially
in children for all such complaints, it is decidedly the
most efiectual, well ms the peasanest medicine |
have ever known, and would not be day without it
in my house. f. b. llTcHFiELD 81 Water-st.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
VIHE WINTER TERM OF Miss f. Mills

L School, will commence on the 18th OF November.
Scholars placed under her will be thoroughly in
structed in all the English branches usually augh III
schools also in French, Drawing, and Needle work
ii desired. Great attention will be paid to the deport-
ment OF the scholars. Rooms over the Post Office:
Burlington Nov. 4, 1877. 1911
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Geology Of Vermont.

'NlIE Third Annual Report Of the State Gcolog.t
! this day published 10y L. GOODRICH.
Darlington, Oct. -, 1917
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SHELBURNE lIIG II SCHOOL.

SHELBURNE HIGH SCNOOL.
THE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will commence on MONDAY THE 29TH or NovLN-
Ter. =. x,..,
IRA DIvQIL,, 4. D., Principal.
JOSEPH BOURBON, Teacher Of French.
Mr. Bourbon is an experienced Teacher Of the
French Language (hs vcrnacular tongue. All VINO
wish 10 Obtain thorough knowledge Of this Ian.
ruagc MS it is written and spoken will do well to avail
themselves OF the present opportunity.
Rates of Tuition per Quarter;
Common English Branches, $500
Languages, 400
The School Rooms are sufficiently large TO nccom-
modatc hundred pupils and regards elegance
and comfort peasarness OF location, they are not
surpassed by any in the State -
The Apparatus belonging TO the school is su'll
cienty extensive to illustrate the fundamental plucl-
pies OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, OF which
u-e will be made in Lectures. &c.
Arrangements have been made for accommodn ing
90 or 30 hoardcrs in the vicinity OF the school on rca
sonable terms. Those who wish TO obtain board arc
requested to apply to the Principal either personally
or by letter. GEO. b. lSiAM. C.e'6.
Shcbumc, Nov. H. 1877 20w3
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NusiCnl Notice.

AIR. WIIlTCONH having taken up his win,ef
vi qiar.crs al Nddlebary, takes this method OF say
inq 10 his friends and the dancing community gener-
ally that he Is prepared TO furnish good music Tor
Rails Parties &c on reasonable le,ms Any number
of plcces inInrh rd IRON 10 tive as the occasion
may rrauilc lis Band consists OF Clar,onel Post
HON, lst and vi \iolins and ophcclyde
Letters addressed to T. T.. WMTouNB, Middlebury.
VT, viii receive prompt attention, 1874
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MRS. MERRITT

EEAS Just RETURNED FROM new IoF:
IL with the latest styles and fashions for Bon
called for in the Millinery line such W,
silks ribbons t,ugcs tor coaks su3 dresses, y o.,
Dresses made 10 order II the latest New !
sty!es; Aud size also .1s Tor snle the latest ST.
New Yorh fashions and Patterns -
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READING FOR THE PEOPLE!

ERENONTs Exploring Expedition beyond The
L Rocky Mountains PAPER, 25c Siege OF L,tehtcld,
a Tale OF the Great Rebellion; Ethan Aliens Mar
ratiye a splendid lhhosraph OF Gen. Winfield Scott,
as large as life; do do Equestrian Figure, Ne.
Oct ~ riwlsl G. GOODRICH.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS,

TvNIIE subscriber would invite the attention of Mer-
i chants and others using Blank Books, TO his as
sortment. have the best assortment that have ever
been enabled to offer 10 my customers both in quality
and price. ). HCN1INGION.
Nov. lSi7 ~
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EsIFLES AND PISTOLS-A NEW LOT,
81 Just received by
Oct. y, 1917. BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS.

q NlNII Will BE PAID FOR TUVU BVNTIEIS UI
Z Herds Grass Seed, at the Agricultural Warehouse,
il delivered previous 10 the close Of navigation.
Oct. % ). PIERCE.
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For one copy ofthe Congressional Globe s2oo
For one conv oi III, Aupendix 200
For siy roncs of either or pnr, of hoth 1000
Propretcrs Of newspnpcrs who copy this prospectus
before the first day Of December and send us one copy
of their paper continuing it, marked around with a
pen to direct our attention to it, shall have their nanes
entered on our books tor copy OF the Congresslon-
al Globe and Appendix during the session.
Our prices OF these papers 50 low that we can
not aiord to credit tlfen out. Therefore no penon
need consume time IN writing for them, unless the
money accompanies the order.
Subscriptions should he here BY the 18th December,
at farthest to ensure all the numbers. ~
Washington Oct 4, ll47. BLAIR & RlNES.
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- Cases York Tickings, 3 bales Brown Drills
, bales Striped ohiItings, % Bro Sheetngs,
Oct 81. Tor sale by Villas & MOVES.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
IRON this date give my son EDWARD MARCEL
his time 10 transact business in his own name.
will not pay any debts OF his contracting nor
claim his earnings AFTER tins date.
ANTOINE 1t MARCELL.
Witness ANTOINE HuNTING. mark.
Milton Oct IS, 1917 'l9w3
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BJRLhPS &C.
l. bale Burlnps 40 inch bale Canvass,
| do Padding, for sale by Villas * NoYEs.
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NJ DE LANES &C.---l case NJ de LANES,
MI. case Cashmere. varnty OF Cloak and Dress
Frnges and dress buttons, fol sale by
Of III Villas g. MOVES
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DURE SPERM OIL JUST RECEIVED. -
Customers can depend on getting tn, best article
The market affords Also cheap oil, refined whale
WARRANTED logive satisfaction and light
Oct tAT. A. ). DEWEY
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bins. &C.---5OO packs American Pins,
i 200 NJ Sewing Needles, 100 gross KNITTING do
October ~, Villas MOVES
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There continues to be good demand for fleece
Wool, Mt our quoted rates pulled Wool scarce.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-24
! VOLUME s. NUMBER il.

that it arose from Gen. SCOTS pros z
clamatio6 land he will soon have al, army
sufficient to cope with Gen Scott. sidssfo'
1t is true. felloW-citizens, that this war
has not been without its effect II has
had a great moral effect upon Europe.
We now present to the world a spectacle
such as we have never before presented
L has been said that the United States
could not wage war of invasion. We
have shown that we have waQed IL sucs
cessfully.i We have shown 10 the as
constituent Of the world that volunteer
troops can be DEF ended oupon24that pri.
vat, citizens can be transformed into good
soldiers by'a proper discipline. We have
shown it a. the battle of Buenai Vista.
where the whole force was composed of
volunteers; andld defy the1world to pro-
'duce asparallel to that battle. The whole
left wing was turned, and the myriads Of
Santa Anna's army came pouring down a
onthat handful ofw0lunteers, almost sur
rounding them on all sides; yet they were /
sufficientto drive this superior force, and
victory perched on their standards This
fellow-citizens, was done by volunteers
alone; il was done by volunteers, dis.ii
eiplned in the school3sof Taylor, uand
and OF that scientific officer and, accom-.
plished gentlemen, Gen. Wool. so s,J
Fellow citizens, deem itunnecessary
toconsume your time by the detailed ac.l
count of ouroperatisns, as / had,intended9
todO before closed;i for Colonel Benton
has anticipated me in my remarks which =
had intended TO make. vi asaa ss4 ea