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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, lsth Pa. Cavalry.

NeRr Baltimore, MD, sept ~, lsbz
Dear Sir lin the absence Of a sufficient as
sor,ment Of medicines for general uses IN the
Camp. was induced to try your celebrated
remedies. viz 1.-THE Eclectic Pals, Universal
Cough Remedy and Tolu Anodynen
As regards the Pills, must say that never
used pin with so much success. In every
case where have had occasion 10 use a gentle
cathariie, have employed the pills with q
splendid effect; and you may rest assured that
shall not be without them, as long As il is
possible FOR me 70 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy ! have used With
equally 10 good success in Bronchial Com
paints. | had occasion 10 use il for a tickling
sensation IN my throat caused By being oblig-
si 70 be cut in the night air. and taking cold
found almost instant relief By the prompt use
OF yonr Universal Cough Remedy" and most
heartily recommend Il 10 al afflicted with throat
and lung somplainn.
The Toiu knodyne have found 10 be Of
very great service IN eases o. Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, &c. Tie men are subject, more or less,
TO constant exposure, thereby contracting the
most painful 81 al diseases, Neuralgia" and
al complaints connected with the nervous sys-
TEN. By the proper and prompt use Of the An
odyne, sou viii obtain immediate relief
] sheenuily recommend the above prepare
ti0gs 70 tie pubic, aad moro particularly u the
" Soldier, and would advise every man 10
provide himself With bottle Of each, before
leaving fof the sea; q! war.
With great respect. ! remain,
Yours trNiy,
JOSEPH H0YT.
Hospital Steward. 18Th Pa. Cavalry.
John L. HuunersIl, itosten Mass.
T. s. The above testimonial wss sent entire
II. = q Il !
with confidence, ard Placed where Il can b.
seer BY sn From ali connected with toe Camp
or Hospital, correspondence i requested.
JOHN l.. HCNSENELL.
Proprietor. Boston. Mass
Tie Hbowe harmed preparations are foF sale
at the Equinax Drug Store, Manchester. VI.
sI.A bT 81 wholesale and retail dealers
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TO TIE TRUSTEES
on IiiE
Burr s burton Seminary.

1 SrEClAI. MEETING 81 tio rni tee, Of
n ihenbJVe named Seminary i. hereby uoti-
iei @ he hHdtn on Monday, tie l7ih inst at
tie hou.e 81 ihe prgcipel. II O'Clock ii the
afternoon, 70 iraaslc, Use following matters Of
business;
1T Ii reference 10 Legacy recently beqacath-
81 10 The Seminary BY the Viii q Margaret
Burr, deceased.
ID. II reference TO votes passed. At the late
Annual Meeting 10 suspend the exercises Of the
Seminary 81 the close 81 the present Term. for
ille purpose 81 making additions and repairs.
J. ANDERSON, C1ok.
Manchester, Nov. /, lsG2. ~
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IssrRAY.

CTRATED Ewsv from the subscriber shout
- the middle 81 September last, the following
Cattle -0no yeading lIs.fcr one yeariing
steer andla spring Caf-al red.
Any ore Ub1 win inforn tho owner q their
where's bouts. Nill 30 rewarded isf tbe talas.
JUBA KENT.
nore,. Oe, s, lso2. 9w2i
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MARRIAGES.

u Manehcsier ca re 2stb uii., br the Rev.
Mr Cushmap. 81 tie residence a lhc bride
ather ST. iiENra T.. WAY, Go Ms DIfIA
g. tHula9. danabtof q Peer Dudley. ksq.
Is Ssleln. ~ =, tha 2ssh MIA, hg scv. a. y.
ta'nleH, Rev. ~ D.. IA1plN, Ie Miss ASIA
d SHAEHAN, I'd Salem.
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Al smaket8vu. Nh. Oct 10th, Ww iiAr-
ms1s BiNsoN, son Il ~, Amor fcasoH. q
tandgfove VI. 10 he 2si ycaf Of hi. age, from
wounds received nj tbe late battle q Antleian.
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HE8AN MORSE,
ZADA THOMAS ESTATE.
GTATE OF VERMONT,
MANonEsrER DIsTRIcr, )

" NIANUHtsIEH UIaIHIUIi b.
~ Probate Court holden a Manchester in
aud for said District, on the 24th day Of Sept,
4. d. 1862.
Present, Hon. II. K Fowler, Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting to be the
last willard testament Of ZADA THOMAS,
late Of Sandgate in said district, deceased, was
presented for Probate.
Whercupon Il was ordered that said win be
proven AZ Probate Court, TO be he'd at the
Probate Office, in said Manchester on the last
Wednesday OF Oct, 1862, aud that notice there
Of be given by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Manchester Journal, printed
a, Manchester, previous to said time Of hearing
40 u. X. FOWLER, Judge.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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CAUTION

As CERTAIN unpriBeiplea persons are at
tempting 70 palm OF on the znsuspecting
pabie, limitations u nay PREPARED GLUE,
would caution al persons % examine before
purchasing, aBd sss that the fall name
sPALblEGts PREPARED GLUE
Re on the outside wrapper-ail others are
swiE4lsng eoaaierfea,s.
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Battle scenes,

100 OF the most severe Battle scenes
IOO and INCIDENTS OF rlE WAR, row
resdyis size Is s0inchos. highly colored. on fine
beatty paper. Sent, post paid, 20 for 81 o. 81
per zoe. To agents au6 The trade, no better
opportunity was ever offered Address lien-
rY IL. Arson, Print Publisher, Sc, - State
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Barr and Burton Seminary.

TVsHF next Term Of this Institution will com
l. meneo WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81 he Pm
cipal will he aided in tho duties Of instruction
By Mr.. GEoKGE RICHARDSON, and Hiss JANE
4. WILSON heretofore teachers in the Seminary
The Boarding Department being closed for
the present, students from abroad can be ac-
conmodated with board IN private families.
The terms Of Tuition, established by the
Trustees, ARE for Thirty to Fiay Gents week
according to the branches Of study pursued
The Treasures bill is payable IN advance
The same s RENTED to young men having ~
view preparation for tho ministry, VINO come
furnished with proper testimonials
j. u. MiCkHAM, Principal.
Manchester, Aug -, lS62-ls
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
Af.ARTTNES
PATENT kER0SENE BURNER,
To barn Kerbsenr - Coal oils
WITHOUT a CHIMNEY.
TUE ARTICLE ne ECY

WITHOUT a CHIMNEY
B rHE kRuCLr ne HUY
~ f0C ws8 - s4sE RoNEE
rTvNs raw ara he resi- apfs g. @e
L 5rasa fHf8 Esnr aaa ass sae iW
Hr q rsalages. q waiea aEr lssi SD ses SAL
ta Ser etrt aw
E ) fse nesg eeapesaeai HesHet Fes "a
ss ssl6e asas 80 sr aF afssk 81 eaiHsue. 5
o. er1HFrg kEFesere aF.. So ear tr
frsussfe e. ean con Hcrs cay sns rat fr
suH tes Naa twa eeat 0r muc faas q
Gsts a., From. dsfk - sses sls, iar ilt szsns
fau
i Aee taekss. sHssils sniss sgagks- sr .
sae CsF3t.
b arsas va E steady 6sur. s.nliaf, ta0aes
reflft rfs arsHt fta1 fed ard cen u
ear q sfa3 aiihaai ias least aarger g Be-
nr srtls gaskaa4, eYea taken ea' 81 4aan %
asl iaary meHtgH
% CA te Ehtei u.fl1ui trouble aaa extn-
raisse8 n8theas fm1kc e. sms1. ard sanaot
easily hs POT 0at Il order.
The snaeu gncd having purchased he eH-
eIut.ys rEhi g. Bsc and d said HHrner tn ;hIs
State. i prepared Is sell IBsuor Cguniy gAis
a. reasonable terms
Al HOWARD.
pogpr, ". Oct /, I8ef
r. HOWARD oy Factory Polnt, Agent 70
sell Bennington County. tw1l
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DIAPER HAEGIkGs, csEtaln PASsr. Ger
L tain Cord and TassIss, "a somplsts a.
sortmsnt,
Manchester. Oct. I, 1894.
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4 N. SHATTUCK

J. NJ. SHAITUCk
HA taken Rooms 81 The COURT HOUSE
III where hc NHi remsinr few DAYS. Any
Fl SAINT 81 good picture Of Themselves y
friends. Wiil do yell b Ca.i Pictures pnt up
b. al STYLES d Case Frames, Rings, sc. Cop
les taken frm dugueueojgpes, portraits &e
A good assortment OF fancy aud common Gases
constantly on hand.
Work executed equally well ~ cloudy wealth
er except Of small children. Please call and
examine specimens.
Manchester, Aug. IL, is62,-l3
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IMPORTANT
TO
HUNTERS AND TRAPPEERS.

We are bGvIug ard pasiss CASH for AZ
ki8ds q RHw Pun.
MINK SKINS aFs prime about the fyt ~
November. Ae Nish = collect al Ne can 80
70 he 2sih ~ ztth q Aovsflissr. Bring a. al
tes prices.
CONE s BURTON.
Akzesef.sg, Oct. q, lst9
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~ BY the use Of these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; and If taken ut the commence
ment of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing the Nausea
and Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels--remoy-
ing CosfircaeSs
For LHeTarG Men, students, Delicate Fe-
males, and oil pers rs Of seieHtary habits,
they are valuable as a Laratipc, improving
theappciue, giving tone and uigor 10 the d.
grstiye organs, aud restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system.
The Cephalic Pills are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieyed a vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or dernnged state Of the
stomach They are entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet, and the absence Of any
disagreeabie taste renders il easy to admin
ister them to children.
BEWARE or C0JNTERFEfTS
The genuine have five signatures Of
HENRY G. S2ALDING
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers IN
Medicines. box will be sent by mail, pre-
paid, on receipt Of the
PRICE, rs CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING
AZ LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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PATENT TURN TAnI.y

PATENT TURN TABLE
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
molten, Is made entirely OF iron. not liable
10 get out Of order, aud has no superior fer
pairing appes or ounces, however uneven.
This Parer has taken the premium AZ ey-
cry Fair where il has been entered, and IL
now acknowledged the 5ai Par1 IN As
rorid.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS /. L. FROST, late teacher in Burr
N & Burton Seminary will open Select
School for
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COLUMN FORWARD |
A Great Battle in Progress,
NOBODY HURT!
The Breach In our Walls
KErAIRID BIT TnK
BOSTON JOBBERS,
With tie beat selections IL Market.

MI cau accommodate 900. 900 Ladies
w aed Gealiemen, ddring the War. 70 er-
anime r. splendid stock u Dry Goods, sad pur-
etisse the same.
A. additional 500 809 can invest their spare
cash ia Grocerses, iiaia and Caps, Boots and
Shoes. &c. &c. IL case the Cash cannot be
raised the men win be allowed - resort 10 a
DRAFT OF ANY solvent Bank.
Thoss whe respond to this csl. vii he a.
iowed Is furnish their osn CLOTHES sad
EATiOSS. and fhus iusgre their customary
fare.
4 LIBERAL BOUNTY,
ln The way a reApesi prices. vii ISL T. tie
lssaeil q 'aos sls rolentesr h response % this
Cal
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a large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.
We have fine Room to show them. and
intend to keep Stock Of better Glasses than
are usually found in q Country Store.
WTLLow WAGONS, Boys cars and
w Wheelbarrows.
n0TTED SWISS MUsLIEs, ia sas no.
- yard, worth rs cts.
A LPHABETICAL HANDKERCHIEF.
"A for children, given AWAY.
CNow DROP NAPKINS, very cheap IN
~ deed.
DUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS.
VELVET CARPET sArcHRLs. 90 "a.
v worth $500,
+ AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE. . ars.
IL rate article, very cheap.
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ToLOuR AND FEEi, eiway. % hand.
nx MGzZLEs
DIRD CAGES large a~srtmsut.

THADDEUs DAvID's cslsbrstsd Inh.
i Limpid Writing riaid, and Brilliant
CaFmiue Ink.
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WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs. very sIs.
w article.

CLotEs and HOSIERY "a very l.rr.
~ stock.
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Lee vd cra 5he haa if
lire Athhvs Iar ca Als tftfrai
II G.s,sss etpesslav 81 kas8 p
isssls nN .sr Eraw Maas@ah i.afn.
s8s 49, sw are o- fae wa'fa tef
t.sfs ihss So q ihs Il
Fts bslseseS ilsi the F1easner As.
hma Il ~ an ihe .fask q iae ~
pnusn 80 smsu fa7 the pefrsae 81
.eir~eere iressgre ship
"a Me- Norh Commerrai says
,hs sruy = 60 pNemae vllI here-
saer nss = drs grad amies--
nsas osres ilnty d,Aens ard ser.
.asf bfigads
I1s era grand army VII consist q
IS corps q Gen Reynolds. Pori r
snA Frsa}hn Under Gen. Hooker -
Tie aaond army consists q The
earts II Gems Coucb. NaooH ard
si3ram. under Gen. BsfnsAe The
third amy III consist n lie CORPS q
Gen. Cex sad tuo cher oorus 70
wlsom permanent eannandefs ere net
vel assigned. ander Gen Sumner
A letter from Washiogton says tbe
yorussns 18th, lssh. l4ih. i5ih and
1Gth regiments under aetiag bngadier
General filuni, crossed Long Bridge
,nlo Virginia Thursday.
Cairo. Oct g.
A late Grenada Appeal SAYS that
Price - reported 10 have evacuated
Holly SpflNss ou Sunday last
The Col0mbus. Ca, Times q the
t7ih says hat Gen B1iler with 1000
meu h,,A ian i,,j y, Pensacola ard It
was expected thst be wcflld advance
On ,he Junris0e of the Mobile, Mont
gomery ana Pensacola roads.
, 1862-04-16

We know nothing Of the intentions
Of the forces under Gen Pope and Com
modorc Foota, rs to the future; but VIC
arc mistaken in the men and in the impel-
ling power Of their glorious achievement
at Island No. Ten, Il our readers do
not soon Lear the thunder cf their
guns st Fort Randolph, sixty-fvc miles
nboyc Memphis, if there is any enemy
there to thunder at, or Ut Memphis Itself, if
the rebels choose to make stand ct that
po:h;. The strategy Of these commanders
Is n fighting, and cars will not be obliged
TO listen long before they catch the sound
OF their strateGedeal cndcarors.
We are assured from below that the prob
abilities arc that Fort Randolph viii make
but feeble resistance. 1t is said by pris
oners that all but nine guEs were broush,
away from Randolph to strengthen the
forti6cations at the Island, and that tne
place is held only with the hope that the
gunboats and land forces will be detained
by the eIgency on the Tennessee, from
making an attack. The exigency has moi
occurred, and Randolph will be occupicd Il
it is abandoned; it will be compelled t.
surrender if it resists.
At Memphis, the Notifications on the riy
q side Of the town are Of no importance
Fort Pillow, few miles above, is strong
and Fort Harris, still further up, is though
10 be well defended But if We are sue
ccsstul at Corinth, the ge1risons at botl
these places must run, and the military AT
thorihes at Memphis will also be com
PEELED to make haste to get awaE 1t i
not improbable that the work which Chm
modore Footc and Gen. Pope have laid on
for themselves Will be done for them BE-
fore they can a11angc the details Of attack
If Corinth falls, the way in week there
after viii be open to New Orleans, to D
closed by rebel blockade no more. "
sha u see what week will bring forth!
, 1862-04-16

BALTIMORE, April 15.-Nothing important
has been received here from Yorktown
Preliminary operations arc represented Is rap.
idly progressing. =
A Richmond paper contains an editorial ex-
hihiting considerable fear for the safety Of that
city. It lntimates that the Monitor, Nagau-
tuck and Ga1ena, all armed vessels, might
easily come up james river, and by their IN
yulnerabi1ity md powerful guns, take and
keep possession OF the city. To prevent such
q result, it proposes that the channel Of James
river be obstructed by stone, which 1t says il
abundant for the purpose, and should be used
at once.
The Merrimac did not come out, and no.
thing vas seen Of her yesterday. The tide
has been low, and this may have kept her
io. EARLY in the morning rebel tug ran
out from behind sewe1fs Point, but soon re-
turned.
Later In the day there was large fire in the
woods On the point, apparently from the burn
ing Of the brush. and gare rise to speculatons
that the rebels were building new battery
there
, 1862-04-16

done more than any other one man to d.
Voc C them from the bogus Democracy, to
enlighten them to the true issues before the
people, and the liberation Of his country
men from the strange spell Of a prostituted
name, has been in no small degree attribu-
table to his energetic and well directed Ia
bors in demonstrating that Democracy has
come to mean anything but Liberty. Mr.
Schneider has done much to Americanizc
the German mind, and rid it Of old world
prejudices, giving his Jealous efforts in the
direction Of blending into one people all
nationalities, native and foreign born. Rec
ognizing these traits and services in his
connection with the press, We unwi1lingly
note his retirement from the position he
has filed so well, and hope it will not be q
long interim before he resumes his labors
IN the profession VIC trust he has only tenn
porarily laid aside.
, 1862-04-16

NE# YoRE, April ia Washington spe-
cisl dispatch states TINT western dispatches
received at Washington report that Fort Ran
The Committee on he Conduct 'of the War
are about to investigate the canses Of the late
surprise at Ptttaburg Landing, :
several Civilians have been captured by, the
5eoes While curiosity hunting around Ma
, 1862-04-16

CoLuMDus, Ohio, April 15.-PaEson Brown-
low Is speaking here tonight to an immense
crowd. HIS reception was very enthusiastic.
He leaves tomorrow for Fittsburg, where he
remains over night and then leaves for Phtla-
delphia, where he will remain for several
weeks until his book is completed, which he
wishes to speak for him -
, 1862-04-16

E The report that obtained among the
better~informed; some time since, that orders
fa1 army demonstrations in foroe against New
ofleans had besn countermanded, saems
somewhat creditzble, from the fact thst But:
ler Is On his return Nprth tom Ship Island. ::
, 1862-04-16

New YokK, April 15.-By an arrival from
Jamaica we haTe papers Of the 5sh. 4 great
fire occurred IN Kingston March 3lst, destroy
1ng PES several M entire streets: Loss estimated 1t
, 1862-04-16

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80: e -: y ! :: -, = ;:7ao:-'s::*: 81: s1
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.tz-:.::i t:;..- II III Isoi1:.a ts139; as<..,si
, 1862-04-16

!" >.CKsMITHs.-F For sale or
DH1a, ~ood stone shop, With .Eood custom,
Il to 1ent-A , bbiug-fu Tie healthy and nne1y
He1se ehoetnE Andg*. TAKane oo- NJ, S mnsa from
39Satad 3 Tt4egs q Ge1s3 L1AMs, as aooYs: =:
, 1862-04-16

no :RENT.-The u. ! He1aag t1ta9 ~ aoase oa!s2
~ Cd .s nsa 81 e Msst 49, e s.
! ap Ep1o8lM. ). r. TANNEE 4xts q, ~ ~ 0.e.Ae..
, 1862-04-16

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s-;: 10 :-e-:*.s .=,,i 3s::-s |: 49,
, 1862-04-16

DRFMIUM NEWFOUNDLAND
LAND PUPPIES fo1 Bale-Tmee superb f.
Homeland Puppies ot best n5eso tez sale ,,o
apis p3B12t
, 1862-04-16

FOK SALE: \ Ye1Y :.il ham 7some So ,s
AAttot PkzEos El1psuza {aeai{y aeKA ). - aas ii
eo,d .s1Tssp - 19E saa1. eTe tsah XaE> Z
AteEx& Z. Qs44x sqqeeRsi.1 .::-2 sapBp& :.
, 1862-04-16

NJ OTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
~ The Co rartne5ship between the undersigned,
unuer the name OF Sherwood s. Chan,b e1safn, Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Either
party will use the firms name In settlement
II. J. SHERWOOD,
B. T.. CHAMBERLAIN
Chicago, April 18th, 1862. ap1sp4i0t
, 1862-04-16

HHILL FOR SALE.-A valuable
MI Etearn Flour MIL Capable of n - ~
brIso6 Flour In twenty hou1s Gn IN n sf
{eT Rsi5uad IN one Of the best The81 L. sa1
sRte e wl Be disposed Of e Te.g gd lo nSaae
oMnaodatsng terms sa.iy III RaRR rs South
s g paEtA :o4ase 7fFA1 " Apt5p&RF
, 1862-04-16

nor SALE AT A. BARGAIN:
49, s...r.so-.e nover Boiler and Eag4nes ozA
Hoa MI q sSne ~ sas.a "a s. IA
e+cG A1vi x ns.isr Tith oFtcE hut3 ahE e
nT ret 'Addzeaa F0. Box III oe sRe3 s* ~ -
~ atxeek. ...- :-~:.s-a. .:..J;4Ets.fe =! -.
, 1862-04-16

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r o-=@ s..s;:i: ::s'I,> .:.jes.s ~; :.
5':.-14i;..5s S.:.a7 EEiT.I Isl ::.,;:-;
, 1862-04-16

w AN-TED.-Afe few more Men
w s1e wanted for Co. 4, 18th IL Cavalry Cept
Thos- r. GrosyepoI. This 1Egln3ent fnoW at Camp
BuusE} Is fgI NJ aTsd x IN snd s s9Spsp9ed ~ e
to TIC field 10 good peaman VIII be given the post+
lion or Company Clerk. Apply to Lieut. II. II LUFF.
" izsxtn aE5d mi 4413t daF
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-30
From the Seventh Regiment.
SnIr Island, April 27, 1862.
o. T. STILES.

SnIr Island, April 27, 1862.
FRIEND EARLE: Thinking, perhaps,
little news from Ship Island would be
interesting to some of your readers, l will,
with your permission, give few details
of our journey, &c. The 9Th regiment
Of Vermont volunteers (of which | am a
member) left Rutland the 10Th of March,
went by the way of Troy and Albany TO
New York, where we arrived at ten
o'clock on the l1th. We were marched
through Broadway to the Park, where
we stopped till three o'clock, taking din
ner in the barracks. kt four o'clock we
took up our march and passed on to the
wharf and boarded steamer that car
ried US over TO Brooklyn, where the left
wing of the regiment went on board the
ship Tamarlane, Capt Holmes, sail
vessel. The right wing went on board
the ship Premier. We-the left wing
lay at the pier two days, when we were
taken out into the harbor, and lay there
till Sunday, the 10th, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, when the pilot came aboard, the
anchor was weighed, and we set sail with
a fair wind; but the next day the wind
shifted, and was adverse for four days.
We were drifted off our course, but bad
a pleasant voyage. We got so far east
that we could not make The Hole in the
WALL by which the most northern route
is known, but had to go further south.
We we're out Of sight of land fourteen
days. The first land we saw was Turks
Island. From there we went TO Cuba,
and we're two days in passing. We ar
rived at Ship Island at ten o'clock A. NJ,
on the 10Th of April, being ihiriy-one
days from Rutlapd, twenty-nine days
aboard shin. twenty-five days sailing.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-05-30

HEART PowER.-A mans force in the
world, other things being equal, is just in
the ratio of the force and strength of his
heart. A full hearted man is always u
powerful man; if he be erroneous, then
he is powerful for error; if the thing is
in his heart, he IS sure 10 make it noto-
rious, even though it may be in down.
right falsehood. Let n man be ever so
ignorant, still if his heart be foil OF love
to cause he becomes a powerful man
for that ohirct, because he has heart
power, heart force. A man may be de-
ficient in many of the branches of al ed
ucation, in many of those niceties which
are SO much looked upon in society; but
once give him good strong heart that
beats hard, and there is no mistake about
his power. Let him have a heart that is
full up to the brim with an object, and
that man will do the object, or else will
die gloriously defeated, and will glory in
his defeat. Heart is power-Spwgeon.