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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07

lstencc,
WAR ITEMS.
Corporal Merrcll. New York soldier re-
Gently released from imprisonment at Rich
mond, is writing for the Rochester E1press
a series oi sketches ent tied Five Months in
Rcbcldom" In his last, he tells this story
"Scveral Of Ellsworth's Fire Iouaves were
among the wounded, and observed that they
were regarded by the Confederate soldiers
with feeling Of aversion which they were at
no pains to conceal One Of their number
.the Iouaves) was young Virginian named
Brown, who had long resided in New York
Shortly after his arrival at the hospital he was
visited by his father, who is a resident Of
Richmond. The interview was not charac-
ter.ed by any display Of tenderness on either
side, but was one of those scenes, rather,
which are best calculated to illustrate the i'm
p'acaole hatred with which the rebels regard
all who have not proved faithess 20 the gov
eminent The father was d stubborn rebel
and The son patriot soldier.
"'rhe scene may be better imagined than
described. After exhausting every argument
and cXpostulation upon the unrclenting boy,
the old man d,sovned and declared that he
would disnhcrit bin. To this the young sol
u'o' ''P"o" '"A' MS o"'y nope was 'haV ne
m'sh' recover from ms wounds get oacN IN
to fine Onlon army and hight again Tor the
stars ana STRIPES Anu mus they separated.
Inc Balan' soldier was among the released
prisoners ON the 81 OF Jannary' and upon
pacing ms Ioot upon the FEDERAL steamer was
the very nrst TO propose three cheers Tor the
STARS ana ,t'PeS' l regret To- aad that ne
is nov ye' Iu"y recovered from ms wounds
la 81
ana Was at ta't accounts eonhned IN the mill
'ary hosp''al al halumore'
THE BuRNsrpE EXPEDITION President
Lincoln rtrcas lis DestinatioD.-W learn
from excellent authority that during the re.
cent VISIT OF the finance committee Of our
Board oil Trade tn Washington, an informal
VISIT was PAID TO President Lincoln, by whom
the committee was received with all of his
we'll known atlability and cordality. En-
couragcd 10y the Presidents open manner, one
of the members of the committee made bold
90 attack him directly upon the topic nearest
his own heart, when the following dialogue
eusued;
"Mr. President l wish you would tell me
where the Burnside EXpcd ton has gone
"Why don't You know where they have
gone thought every body knew That
"Ncll sir, 1t may appear very ignorant in
me, but / must confess don't know. and
that ! would like TO know exceedingly"
you surprise me sir The papers have
been full of it; everybody has been talking
of IL; and did not suppose that there was
anybody who did not know all about it. OF
course l will tell you, if you will promise no,
TO give your authority
he gentleman promised solemnly The
Fres'dent drew ms CHAIR close to NM and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07

FOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE,
Sure Cure Tor Bleeding. Blind aud Itching Piles,
Scrofila, Salt Rhcum, aud Diseases of the skin One
bottle warranted 90 cure BOO a cases II not, Dealers
particularly requested 90 fund the money. Only hve
bottles ia thousand returned aud these confirm
ed fisua. Hundreds VI letter, and ccriicaes
n the propnetors possession which can De seen upon
application Send for arircuar Prepared by HENRY
d fOWLE, Chemist n Pdnce street. Boston. sold
by ali Duggists Certificates with eavh bottle Price
u per hnmIe. bIuL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-07

Softly
She is lying
With her lips apart.
Sohy
She Is dying
OF a broken heart.
Whisper
She is going
To her final rest.
Whisper
Life i growing
Dim within her breast.
Gently
She "a sleeping
She has hfeAhed her last.
Gently
While you're weeping
She % hcsyen has past.
This, says Blackwood, with genial can
dor at last, which is worthy OF old Christie
'her North, with some aheetation in the
break Of the lines-this is very sweet"
sBy Rev. VIM. II. Lord.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27
aerada 9etllnfrat.

GEN. ZOLLICoRFER.--TIe rebel Gen. Felix
K. Zollicoffer, killed at the battle near Son.
erset, was born in Mowry county, Tenn,
on May 10, 1872. He received an acade.
mical education, served some time in a
printing office, and in 1929 became editor
of newspaper in Paris, Tenn. He was af-
terwards. in 1884, editor of the Columbia
(Tenn.l Observer; in 1885, State Printer,
aud in lS43 editor of the Nashville Banner,
then the official paper Of The Wing party in
that State. ls4S-9 he was Controller of
the State Treasury; lS49 he was chosen TO
the State Senate; 1850, he built the sus.
pension bridge at Nashville, aud after aD-
other period of editOrship of the Banner, be
was, in 1853, elected to Congress. where he
served three terms. He was fiue debater,
when reused, as bis discussions with Alex.
ander II. Stevens proved 10 1854 in Con.
gress. When the war broke out he warmly
espoused the Confederate cause, and was
made general, aud for some time held
Cumberland Gap with small force,
was appointed brigadier-general, advanced
in Kentucky, aud was defeated at Camp
Wild Cat. When in Congress, he vas gen
orally esteemed as most honorable, pu nc
iiious but unobtrusive Southerner. It is
matter of great surprise TO his many
friends of former days, that a man of his
clear head, and who during nearly all of
his life was in conflict with the radical Sou.
thern element in which secession found its
birth, should at last have yielded to its full
influence. He leaves no family except an
accomplished daughter, who was married a
year or two ago.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27
How THE GuNBoATs WERE PIERcEp.-A

How THE GuNBoATs WE'RE PIERCED.-A
writer iu the Sacramento Bee says:
We have read in the dispatches that at
the taking of Fort DonesOn, one of the
gunbOats was shot through and through.
The boats were made to be ball proof so far
as possible, and this account of boring them
needs explanation. 1t is known. that eau
non ball Of great weight from riAed gun
can hardly be resisted by anything naval
If it strike the object fairly, so that II does
not glance of. Now these gunboats are
constructed so as TO cause The ball 10 glance
down into the water, or up into the air If
fired at from the water or low bank. Their
sides are something like the letter (, only
not so much so, with the point to the en-
emy. A water battery shooting at them
might not harm them much; bat at Donel-
son there was one battery fifty feet above
water, and another, one hundred feet above
water. Now one of these batteries firing
down on the boats would probably strike
them fair, so that the ball would not glance
and thus doubtless were they penetrated.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

A LETTER from Sedalia, Missouri, Gays:
The social elements which give interest to
this place and It's surroundings are at least
remarkable, If not Of the highest order. Al.
most everybody is Secessionist, and par
ticularly the women. overheard one del
icate creature remark, yesterday, that sbe
had husband aud two brothers 10 the Fed
eral army, and she hoped to God the South
ern troops would kiln every one of tbeml
The amiabiliiy of such a wife, the tender
sOlicitnde of such sisteI, is, at the very
least, remarkable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

MURDER IN OREGoN.-The Portland Times
Of Feb. llth, says that two men, named
Lamb and Pete, who bad been stopping at
farmhouse near Albany, Linn county,
went off to town together aud were seen to
have scuffle, aud afterwerd the body of
Lamb was found in the snow with shot in
the back and bis throat cut. Pete was pur-
sued aud arrested, and as gold dust and
coin, known to have been on Lambs per-
son, was found upon bin, his guilt was
deemed conclusive. There was aD attempt
10 lynch him but he was safely put in jail.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27
NIARYsVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
III. HARRIS s. CO.,

III. HARRIS s. CO.,
e Street, Near Corner Of2d, MarysvilIe.
Also, 70 J street, Sacramento.
1O5 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmeralds Mining District.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description.
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS
Shippers of DUST can draw, against consignment
on our houses at MARYSYILLE, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose
wiz be furnished by us.
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers, their patronage. As vouchers for the cor
rectness of their Assays they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who, for nearly four years.
have shipped Bars assayed by them TO the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCISCO: MARYsvLLE:
b. Davidson Esq, Low, Bros. Il Co,
Mess. J. PaTrOtt Il Co., Decker, Jewett l. Paxton,
- Sather h Church, Reynolds Bros.
" Reynolds, Refs 4 Co. NEW YORK.
sACRAMESTo b. Berend Co.,
B. F. Hastings Co., Trevor Il Colgate.
ID. o. Mills Il Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August 8. 1861. H. HARRIS co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

GENERAL ScHoEPFF.-H Joseph Holt
spoiIs the pretty little romance recently re-
lated of Gen. Schoepf, Of his being hotel
porter, etc. He writes long letter, and
says Gen. S. is Hugarian and graduate
of military school at Fieuna. On coming
to this country he was employed in the Of
fee of the U. S. Coast Survey, and it was
there Holt found him aud discovered bis
military qualifications.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

FROZEN TO DEATH.-The La Porte Mes
seBger says that Michael DOunavan, of Mi.
nerya Bar, Feather, river, was frozen to
death on the 9Th inst, while on bis way
from Richmond Hill to his home. He had
bottle of whisky with him from which be
drank quite freely while in sight, and is
supposed to have lain down, overcome by
liquor, TO sleep his last sleep in the deep
snow.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27
A VOICE FROM THE souTH.- The Memphis
Appeal says:

"A VOICE IRON THE oOUTH.- Inc memphis
Appeal says:
ave are forced back out Of Missouri
cbeckmated in Kentucky. Chase has OBJ
tanned his money 10 Wall street. The block
ade is unbreakable by Us as yet In one
word we're hemmed in. We've allowed the
moment of victory to pass. We were 80
anxiously watching the operations of EOg-
land that we stand aghast on turning our
eyes bomeward again to find ourselves ten
fold worse off than we we're ere the CON-
mencement of Prices last forward march.
and that accursedly used sensatiOnism. the
arrest of Mason and Slidell. Day follows
day, and in lieu of being weakened we fnd
the federal armies, at all points. being
strengthened almost every article of manu-.
featuring aud domestic necessity quadrup'
led 10 price, and our money will soon be
exceeding scarce, forlack of puper and past
board wherewith to make it,"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

THE Stockton Independent says that the to-
tai amount Of cash, sent to the Sacramento suf-
ferers, by Odd Fellows Lodges throughout the
State, was g. 900; the contribution Of Saera-
mento Lodges not being counted.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

The Los Angeles News says that Sc
we're shock of earthquake was felt in that
city on the 18th instant. Crockery was rat
tied and houses and stores perceptibly sha-
ken.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-27

CLAM BED.-Some enterprising people
have discovered bed of fresh water clans
in the slough which makes into the Yuba
above Marysvlle.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-21
WINER'S CANADIAN yERNIF
SAVES THE CHILDREN,

This Is the only sure remedy against worm.
man frame-thngs that are SO fatal and al.
children. SAVE THE CHILDREN
Let mothers be timely warned. and not
child murdcrersIO remain in the system oftbpr
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN VI
viii at once and forever Danish the reDtiles. and
will be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Nasser, of Mississippi IN lctertoJ
Esq, of the Aberdeen Conservative. thus vi
communication on the value of this medicine
family: 'Mv experience has convinced me If
experiment ! have made with NineT's Caua3
tuge, II is due TO suffering humanity, as vel
manufacturer Of the medicine, to make publ,
Of my observations sigued1 WI
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILL
The papers TEEN with SpeCuiations upon ii
mortality among children; bat they fail to VII
true cause, the presence of worms In the ST
intestines. Atleast halfthe fatal diseases tog
hood IS subject are attributableJ0 worms I'll
opinion of AbeTnethv and sir AsteY C00pt
mother, then would risk the consequences Of tH
disorder, when q few doses Of Winer's Canaa
tuge will always sweep away the yeTuHn and
In which they are imbedded, leaving The 81
healthy condition and secure against aTeturBG
plalnt2 Wner's Canadian Eermifuge, saves tho
OF the multltudes OfChildTen that die before
their twelfth year, three-four.hs are believed
victims of internal worms, or Of diseases an
that cause
- BEWARE or CALoNEL.-The public gene
not be aware tina. nearly all Worm LOzeHgs
caloulel, and that the lives Of children are t5
dangered. Sold wholesale and retail, b
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Propristo
y and Isl Churtres street, NeF
and by Druggists generally. For sale IN shr5
all the Druggists.
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MATER C0LORS-

WATER COLORS.
NEwEfANE, AcKERmAEs,
REEVES & SoSs, OsBoRHE's
Paper Hamgings. A9c,
EUST received large stock of the above CoLoRs in
81 cakes and IN mahogany and rosewood boxes with
lock and key Also, German Coiors, in cakes and
boxes, a ine assignment
OIL coiors, in tfbs. English and American;
CanVases for Portraits in frames of 8xl0 to 42xTG
Canvas in rolls, from 36 to IS inches wide:
Sretchers for canyases, of all sizes;
400 dOz me sable and camel HAIR pencils;
100 paint and yarnsh brushes all sizes;
Tin foil, in sheets and books
Tusel Of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
...,. W indOw Glass, &c......
5000 bxs American Window Glass all sizes
zoo do English and French from Sxl0 to SSx65
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bXs double thick American, from SxlO to 20xy0
1000 lights colored glass;
Toe Gazier Diamonds,
500 bundles glazicF tins;
10 tons White Lead in IS to ZOO ID. kegs
5000 canisers and kegs colored paints to 100 H.
packages;
250p lbs. fine French Green dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbs Whiting and Paris White of my own manu-
factuTe, fire dried.
Paint Mills Of ali sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint Oil and Color Store, will be found at
E. CLANN0N's
nov 2 1857 % Canal street New Orleans
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From the Natchitoches Union


Tho summer months have ccEoe again,
The buds are bushinr into flowers;
The birds, with quick and joyous strain,
Are winging through the rosy bowers.
The sky hath caught a deeper blue,
The whispering woods tresher green,
While far away, with way hue,
The forests cooling depths arc seen.
The air is full Of fragrance sweet
And echoes glad are ringing out,
While each performs his playful feat
The merry tones Of childhood shout,
There is pretty Eastern thought,
lis very tancitui, trow,
That there We're angels once who sought,
In vain forbidden truths to know.
And then, to eypiate their sin,
Were placed upon this lovely sphere,
With power their first estate te win,
Through al their pains and doubts and fear.
It may NOT be, out yet the dreams
In summer round us cast,
Seem strangely ike the fitting CLEANS
OF sometaln4 We have known and past.
lis thus5Psrchauco that beauty wakes
Its soft ami tremulous delight,
Bringing the soal one moment back
Into the native home Of light
And thus may come the sadness too,
Which ever follows joy ike this,
The restless agony Of powers,
Which seek 10 vain their home Of bliss.
IT'S fancy all, but Oh! if such
The joys at heaven should be,
How like a healing balm viii come
1t bliss oh human heart to thee :
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-21

II any OLner establishment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest Improvement;
Carts and Drays for city and plantation use; Timbe
and OK Wheels; Spring, Produce and Baggage Wagons,
Wheebarrows Trucks etc, IN short all the different art
cles in the line, in extensive varieties
Purchasers will find it to theirinterest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON
Nos. GS, 70 and = Carondelet street New Orleans
N Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any Of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository.
april u, 1853.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
WILLIAMS' PATENT PORTABLE FOLD
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES
Patented NAV 81 1855 bv T. s. WuIT.ys Of Nssasir1,i
! HOME INDUSTRY.


The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable They are
IA light and portable, and be placed at a window
or any other part OF the room out the piazza
the open ground When the house is not in use if car
be folded back entirely out the way by means ola cord
and pulley which Is 50 simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unolded over the cottage French bedstead
lounge writing desk, sewing table &C. and in it dozen
persons can sit or stand in security from the ANNOYANCE
ofmosquitocs or any other winged insect
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made tor beds pallets cribs cradles &c and fold
without the OF the cord and pulley For the runde
c5 and cradle bars they portable and fold over pal
let's over the bedseads elsewhere and without the
use of posts any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Ears
Are invaluable The Child be placed on pallet in
crib cradle in the coolest and most comfortable place
IN the house or out Of doors and the small Bar can be
placed over the child with more ease than any other Bar
ever invented The amount of servants time saved in
one week IN using this Bar amounts more than the
price Of the Bar The Bar is simple and durablv CON
structed, and will last longer than life time.
The public are invited to call ana for themselves
at the mandatory, Corner Of Magazine and Josephine
Streets, OF at Il. T. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner Of Carondeet and Poydras streets New Orleans
- Country and State Rights for sale, on application
rs above.
:g$25 Reward will be paid for information that will
cad to the conviction of any person persons for IN
aWtully making, or causing TO be made any Of these
Patent Bars.
- The Patentee is native of the South and as such
ne expects SoutherneTs to paronse his invention in
preference to those having less merit which impor
ed from the north. r S. WILLIAMS & Co
New Orleans, June TO- 1861
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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
szzz7zxz,g. Dr.. LER0Y'S MIXTURE For TnE PROMPT
sssssgss Its AND CERTAIN CURE oe ALL URETHRAL
8sszsfsaS DISEASES, AND THosE AFFECTIONS SOLE
49, ga LI-T0 THE PUBLIC-Seventeeu years
ga Sa trial Of this Mixture in extensive practice
AS Fl in New Orleans has lytesed its powers and
removed those Prejudces, which sicans and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine BY uvaTIabe
in all UTethral Diseases such gon0rrha oeet
spasmodc structures, neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra, affections Of the kidneys atontnuauce of the
urine whites, &c
Il would be welIin obstinate cases of gonorrhoea and
gieet 10 in connection with the ytuTe CAPHOR
AFED BELLADoNNA Injection. Price so cents.
TAKE N0IICE-As in all uncOmplicated eases one
BoTTLE OF DR.. LIE R04sS MIXTURE suffces to effect
permanent cure IN from three to eight days assisted if
necessary, by vial of the Belladonua Injection the cost
Of getting promptly cured of disagreeaba and often
dangerous maladv is triing This mixture is not an en-
plrIcal remedy "cure all but is compounded by
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
tbs entirely vegetable nause0us and can be used
with perfect safety, confidence and ease as ii does not
affect the breath requires but little change diet and
no restriction from business which has rendered It very
popular both with the public and medical men
Persons afflicted strongly recommended to give it
trial when its prompt effect will convince them of its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE s.
CAUTlON.-ReCOectt the genuine article is LIQUID
Every French label has the written signature Of LeRov
NJ D, Paris, on it. and every English label has the fac
Simie signature Of
Da L. C. THOMSON & Co, Sole Proprietors
Southern Medical lnfrmary, lis Carondeet n Orleans
Just received supply Of LeRoy's Mixture For sale
wholesale and retail by TIiOS. H. MORRIS,
March l3-lE Druggist Shreveport La
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TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS
vile want ola cheap proof press has long been felt by
- publishers Of country papers and small Job Offices
me Undersigned knowing this from experience has in
vented press OF this sort similar Hoe Co s. and
oHers It 10 the craft the cheapest in the market In
stead OF solid castiron cylinder it is made of sheetron
ana hIled being decided Improvement as it gives elias
gey 70 the cylinder The cost Of an ordinary press is
Terms cash. Boxing 81 extra
IrIntGrs know the effects Of taking proofs on the hard
both to the press and the type This press obyiate al
these Disadvantages. It might also be used to print
1t IS made light for transportation weighing not over
70 bs the bed being made of seasoned inch plank II
can be placed On table or box, and requires but little
see the press Address ~ 0"i' "u"
juiyl7l ] DICKINSON cbro,.,,,,.
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fsfEze51s THE above routeisnow completely stocked
Commodious Mail Stages viii leave c AM
DEN, Ark, and TRENTON, La, every day Sundays
excepted at o'clock a. NJ, and arrive at TRENTON
and CAMDEN on the day following at 5 O'Clock P NJ
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
tothe HOTSPRINGS GAINES LANDING. and WASH
IAGI0N, Ark, and at TRENTON, with the Stage Lines
to SHREVEPORT, La. and by way of HARRISON.
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHEZ, Miss
Every attention is paid to the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community twill connect with steam
ers atTRENToN, thus afording uninterrupted transDor
tatlon 10 traTelerS gong south ". G. CARR
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ESTABLISHED 1904.


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