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the wool out; hang up in cool place. In
two or three days, as soon as dry, take down
and scrape the flesh with blunt-edged knife
till clean.
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the Atlantic Monthlyl
pye know the road to IN bar'l o. four
Al break o. day let down the bars.
And plov y'r wheat field hour by hour,
TIL sun-down-yes, TIL shine o stars.
You peg away. the llvelOng day,
Nor loaf about nor cape aroundi
And that's the read TO the thrashln'hoor,
And into the kitchen, I'll be bound'
pye know the road where dollars lays'
Follow the red cents. here aud there's
For n q man leaves them, guess,
lie won't and dollars anywhere.
D'ye know the road to Sundays rest'
list don't o. week days be afeardi
In aeld and work. shop do y'r best,
And Sunday comes itself, I've heerd.
On Saturdays It's not fur on,
And brings q baskstful o. cheer
A roast and lots o. gArden-stuH,
And, like as not, jug O. besr'
pye know the road to poverty
Turn In at any tayern+signi
Turn in,-it's temptln' as can be'
There's bran new cards and liquor ane.
In the last tavern there's a 'aek,
And, when the cash y'r pocket quits,
Jist hang the WALLET on y'r back
You vsgabOnd, see how il dts'
Dye know what road to honor leads,
And good old age IA lovely sight'
by way o. temperance, honest deeds,
And tryin' to do y'r doOty right
And when the road forks, ary side,
And you're In doubt which one lis,
Stand still. and let y'r conscience guide
Thank God. It can't lead much amlss!
And now. the road to church-yard gate
You needn't ask Go anywhere
For, whether roundsbOat or straight,
AL roads, at last, IL bring you there.
Go, fearin' God, hut lovin' more -
I've tried TO he an honest guide
You'll and the grave has got door,
And sOmethin' for you tOther side.
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81 A good wife is to man, wisdom and
courage, and strength, and endurance. A
bad one is confusion, weakness discontinue
and despair.
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~ Rich men have commonly more nssd
10 be taught cou.eatmcnt than poor.
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g If any ono speaks evil Of you. lot
your life be such that none will believe him.
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II Prayer is heart work. Rhetoric can
not pray, with all his words but Faith can
pray, even when she has no words.
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The Gmde-Post.

Translated by Bayard Taylor. nom the Ale
mamie 6srman dialect Of John Peter heoei' Tor
the Atlantic Monthlyl
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OF all kinds, such ~ Pamphlets, Town Reports,
school Reports, Posters and Handbiils for Thea.
tres. Concerts, Wedding Cards, Whiting Cards,
Business Cards, Dusbills Blank. Rsesips, Bank
Checks, Labels Of every description. Insurance
Policies. Forwarding Cards, Bills OF Lading. Ae-
&C., printed in Color, or with BrOn,e, executed
at this 0nhes
WITH NEATSESs AND DISPATCH.
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pye know the road to III bar'l O. FOUR
AT break o. day let down the bars.
And plow y'r wheat field hour by hour,
TIL .pn.dowp-yes, TIL shine o stars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24
Corresponjence Of the Free Press.
THE sECONDVEKNONT BRIGADE.

BRA11LEBoRo. VI. Oct. Il. 1862?
Der RE. Pes
Clouds overhead and mud unieffoot ac-
complniei with f1g AMI driA:Iy rain have a
great deal 20 do with the eymfJri Of people IN
general and with thst OF sr rse,ris il particular
As you 20 among the quarters o. ,ae men here
you will observe a large rumbcr OF long faces
and viii hear frequent reference made to the
" "eoHf1-fs Of some all Of wniea would be dis
pelled by a little suGshine. This may be eN-
planned by the i4ei tia; il cold, damp weather
these young men have been secastomsi TO and
warm rooms, comfortable Jsls and nice food but
now they dld their rooms without lie, beds the
s9i; eide of board aud food to be cooked by them
s.lves. But the words Of 80 Z. K.'': d" Thy
iz,A get ussf Il =, ay boy, Thy nH get used 10 P
The hesl;h Of the regiments is very good, tber.
are very ios sisk men, DO who are very bad oG
They are all making very good progress in drill,
although some Companies seem 70 have izbs5sa
very little aseip.tEs, hoEsver uGca Of otaer stuff
they may have imbi0ed. sa~ one company
while o. dr,H ~ ki, K up their heels, play With
ons another, talk, laugh and throw e pies, and, 10
tact, 30 every thing but act As soldiers. And yet
they were Z sPl'zSia 5,dy Of ps-. The fault wac
d,ubLiess in the dr!li mast. who had not spoken
to them about paying strict attention. II Colonel
stoughtoE or Gen. Washourn hsppen to cone
acIoss them Waen on Gr,l, an sure they would
Remember from that timO thas d,ilisg is not play-
ug.
1 s4w dress Parade la; night Of ali the rvgi-
Iaelts here. I. was we'll conducted and showed
that the men were tsisl.i9sa; and the officers as
general thing eaP.t!s.
They have very eGsisLL cuaElermEs.er 10
Capt. Olzik, and very good Surgeon Ia Phelps
So tine = body OF ue1 zsVZ ", l,ji VzaasRt as
will 60 in this Brigade. wish they could have
zen. Paelps 10 lead then.
The inspection will take place Friday, Monday
and Taesday aud tho regiments gill leave. one
each dsy alter that.
Gour truly. ). =. D.
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tCorrssPondonee OF the Free Press
FROM MONTPELIER.
MosTrELIER, Oct. 10.

MosTrELIER, Oct. -.
To-day the man question under discussion in
Legislature has been the proposal Of the Commit
tee on Rules f1r the action of the General As
senbly in Revising the Statutes. The Committee
reported IN favor Of appointing Joint committee
Of seven >ena;ors and fourteen member II tie
House, who should examine the Revised laws Il
tne State, reported by iion. ilo L. Bennett n
b-haif Of the Commi-sioa appointed several yenrs
since TO make h lo.isioa. The Committee f1r-
ther recommended that the Legislature should
acj urn al AZ early day ani NEE: sgain On the
23d day Of December mex. TO hear the report #
the Committee who wee 20 employ the interval
bet~,en adjournment and that date in revising
Judge Bennrtt's work. Il then tho legislature
app owed of this re revision Of the Statutes 1t wa
alter further correction by them TO become the
Revised Statutes e the State of Vermont" -
This afternoon has been taken up 10 the House
l. discussing this plaa. mri,riiy Ct
the leading mealbsrs exposed thcn'ejyes IN op-
position to the repor; Of the Committee and in
favor of allowing tho vari. chapters Of the Re
vision % be referred to appropriate standing
Committees When the K port hal been amended
in accordance with this susss. ion the next qpes-
ton was whether IL va. bss; 20 en.er upon tho
Revision st ali during tHe present. session. The
coalition of she c9uatry a. the present time, the
e1pen,e Of continuing the session, the doubtful
advantage of revising tho laws al al, were urged
against taking the ilitiatory step. When it came
to the vote the House refused TO undertake the
sob at the Presea. .es-ioa. raus sFeolly has one
Of the main pieces OF Work expected of the pre-
sent Legislature been telAsi aui voted out Of
sht.
a Militia Bal vas introIuseI 20 day in the
Hoese.-v.ll 1t 60 the sane way Il may be. as
IS 50 repeatedly urgei here ia debate, ,zpeasiye
paying legislature q make laws; but is not
Hors expensive 90 nay them f,r f4i.n- out "hoz
no, 10" make aay important ia%s. % 600 any im-
rortsu- business whatever. 7.
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FROM TIAYTI.

Arrival OFT OF Tnr AMERICAN c)YNIssioNEa.
We have received our Hsyti files to the4th
inst. bringing The latest intelligence from
the island.
The steamer Talisman, from New York.
had arrived Of Port Au Prince with the
American Commissioner and Consul General.
Mr.. Benjamin Wbedden. who was received
with due honors by the Foreign Secretary.
The ReDu5Igvs says Of his arrival:
Mr wheddsn comes to inausuTate tie series
Of Official lstions between us aud the great re-
public Of the North. We aops earnestly that
taese relation. nay be carried on % the highesi
development. Full OF confidence in the Issue Of
The crisis through Ehich the Americans are az
this moment passing VIC record onr prayers flr the
peedy rea izition Of q peace attended by all the
conseqGences Of liberty.
In that nsW era, our commercial relations al
ready 60 impoTiaut Vii. receive a new impetus, %
the great advantage Of both nStiyns. We shall be
happy 20 see a distinguished man liks Mr.. Naed-
den. aijing in that great result"
The Hlytian eultiyat7rs are turning sheir
attention To the cultivation Of cotton.
President Giirlrd has been been taking
tour through the provinces, and was received
everywhere with hearty enthusiasm.
". !. Ere. P1s.
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VERMONT ITEMS.

Hon. Isaac T. Wright Of Cls;lesln, died
on the 18th inst. lie was struck with par
alysis on the 9th, and remained inseusible I'LL
his death.
Wm. Brat; a lin reldler, hung himself in
a barn in North Powual on the 30,h ult., in
c TT Of d.lirium tremcns.
On the 1t inst, a: Factory P5iat, on
Irisbman feeding Z circular saw at the d.
pot, was knocked down by the sudden iall u
pile Of wood one hand AMI part Of hls
arm was instantly cut IF by the saw.
and all the fingers Of the other hand, anl
long cash was cut in one side. /; is hoped
he viii recover. but Of course he will Re
MANNED lorl ils.
A. tine recent term of Court IN Rutland,
Charles Slbin was sentenced 70 State Prison
for ten years, Tor passing counterfeit half
aud quarter dollars.
The Cdtd01uaE slys there are but tw1 li
the original captains Of the 81 Regiment,
now IN the Geld, and not one has been killed
in battle or died Of disease
james Freeman OF Ca.t.-t9n, killed hsa-
hawk the other dly WI CD measured / issr,
3 inches ue51s- toe wing.
\ quantity ofsi.sar ware. thought 30 have
been stolen in Dorset. was found in posses
ston ol the men under srF.s, lin Troy. fr
horse-steaiing.
4 fine steel bell has 5-en pre-enlei to
s.. Thomas Church CEpis.l a. Brandon, ty
Wm. T. Blodget;, Esq., Of New York City.
a Haboas Corpus ease was tried before
Judge Poland at St. Johnsbury, on tie 5,a.
John Drew Of Guidhall, enlisted in the IJ,h
Regiment, stayed at Br,ttleo5r1' w..h his
Company TIL the night before tacy were
mustered into the L. ;. scTv:,,, ana taeu
deserted. lie was arrested by tho Ssleetmen
on the 81 inst. when his father sued out the
writ, claimins-that lie vas under age. His
minority was not clearly proved, however,
and the Judge decided that, as his father
knew Of his enlistmen; at the time and took
no steps ull now to have him discharged, It
was too late to claim the benefit of tine stat
ute against the enlistment Of minors without
written eonsen: Of their parents Drew was
a,,-Jirc,Jv ordered hack n the rtI-t1d 2 Of the
Selectmen, who cent him ss dessrtor 70
MAJ. Austiue, at this place.
The Woodstock BoYs, who served in
Sprague's Rhode Island thToe months squad
ron Of cavalry have arrived home. They
constituted portion OF the cavalry which
cut its way through from Harper's Ferry to
Greeneastle, Pa.
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Tae New York H.raida day Or Two ago, told
Mr. Seymour, the candidate for Govern Of
the snti-adminis;raron, compromise wi,h-
the-rebel- Democracy of New York, that II
was folly i5r hIm to run-that he might get
a majority in New York City. and two or
or three other populous places. but the State
generally would X Overwhelmingly iorWads
wort. that he Is ym1u') had best with
draw bis name at once. Bot Mr.. ymauI
does uo, do it-and now t.e H.ra 4 advise
I'll Seymour and Wadsworth to withdraw
their names IN favor OF DIX u1 s0mg5o y
else. Fur whit reason Why becaus- john
Van Baren sn' that if Dir. DIX had been
romiua ed. had accepted tire nomination
and t,ere had been > disposition 10 unite oil
me c.fi..'is Of he State upon hin-he, Joha
Van Bursn, feels authorized to say that Nj
Seymour would in that cas- iare ben happy
Ia irlihdr1,r. No doubt be w0uld-if it DAD
b5sn made apparent, as the superstition IS,
tia; hs was to get no uo,es 10 any amount.
But the Hsyad Il greatly moved at the
thought Of such a fierce and bloody
election az it slys there Is cure to
be, IL Wsdsworth and Seymour both
run. Showers Of stones, barrcades Of
the streets murders and conll-rsti5Ds fli
the HeTa'd's vision, If there be d warm eltc-
;ion IN New YorE City. The Hero'd llays
ku4vs 50 often that itproLably feels relief
from occasionally playing the fool.
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bag-, itw.- q fair and allowable re,oa.iisrati. u
OF ri. vote ..is, wslse.6lv. NJ references
have. Sc. been announced and it. uil undoubtedly
t, som, Laws Ls.,r, f.-,5e- s.,i.,, sill b, taken
.1,p tho suffice.
The bol.e have O., d..v received 10 afisura over
to Monday. and when they return next week it Is
.-t;,irttrl ,l,t tho ..riou. work or tie re.,ion
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FROM THE 18TH REGINENT.


D,-- F-.s P-os.
The health of the Twelfth Is on
tho whole good. Two q three Of the burlington
Company AID sone twenty-five cut Of the ertiIe
Regiment sre i,Iias from 1ia-r ailments.
brough, on in most cases by exp surs on guard
duty or sleeping in damp clothes; bet with a spell
Of fair weather tbus faF il has been lat er col.
damp and varilble) thesa viii soon DO on duty
again. here bas been thus flr but one case of a
dangerous charaater, which terminated fatally
last night. am told that tae dscsased, john G.
T4gsart. Of Co. i-Has man Of bad habits, which
aggravated his sesse. lie died in one Of the
peTnsneu, ho.pi,ll= OF Washington. TO which be
vas remosed.
We aye giving strict attention nowadays TO
company AID b ttalian drill and shall soon be
able 10 make pr, sentable sppearinee.
The Thirteenth arrived yesterday Afternoon, az
ter comfortable pas=age from Brattleboro, and
hls gone iato camp to-day about half d nile West
Of u, between Us ard the CsFitoI. It is to be
brslded wlta as. 4ld tho 2sth aud 9Th New
Jersey under mlaad q Col. D,rrlm q the
18th New Jersey, ulp is 4-sisued 10 ,he ;empor-
ary couuani Of tho trisade. We are for the
rrsssnt attached 90 ueu. Ctssy's Division OF the
"aeserseI army . rps Tor the peleLcs o. Y 4sh-
iBstcu, sul it is tae general impression among
the ni-n taat ,e may reuiain here f9r me weeks,
sna possibly u4on,ls. There l., however. rothiug
ia our situation io prevent sus being orIsred to
march any Gay.
OF Col. Deuom, or acting Brisadier, know
nothing except that sm told he is = German. and
an old sollier. have formed favorable opinion
Of him #, II bis fret Order u duties Tor The Regi
ment. ol which ''kvenins prayer at 6 P. NJ" has
place, week days. aud wlich GsPe1ses With the
imp, etions on sauiay va CT in many Brisades
make >uriSy tie most laoorious day ct The week.
Oar sunday order, Al present, IS 40 f,llows
" ChuIel call, morning, =, I03 A. u. DIVINE
service (g.!uaisry) Il a. N. ChuEsh cal, after
noor, 5; Z. IL Divine sarvics, (positiye) ?. NJ.
Al Driiis an parad,s ezceP; Church and Dress
parade. ere omttsd OF sunday
Our etzplsin returned 10 Us to day after Al a5-
s=uce Of tour days, having been under rebel ruie
a. Ch@mber=bursh, il the meanwhile. lie left Us
her way IL her brother II 1icer in the / VI Who
vas lyiDg at ths point Oi death, at Hsssrstovn;
and was returning by way Of chsmbersburgh, on
Saturday, whsa ihe rebels oceupied the town. He
thinks there were 45oat 1850 u .heu Taey were
well noarteo and ell clothed as far as the stolen
U. 8. clothing went-the men under strict dis.
ciPline ard perfect control Of the cfisers, who
conducted themselves for the NOS: part IN a very
ge1tlemanly AID orderly way. Private persons
eud property were strictly respected lacy lei;
in = grea; hurry, amounting almost 70 panic.
The chaplain 5eiHS with Us, tie o;dsr tor oTea.
Ing prayer was observed this egening. Ihe Rsgi-
ment was msssed with closed Iauks, in tie dim
twilight. and Mr.. Brsstow offsrel an earnest end
appropriate prayer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

JUICES ELEcTED FOR 1nz ENsUING YEAR.-
4 JOIN; Assembly of the Legislature was
held on the 18th. Hon. Paul Dillingham;.
President of the Senate, IN the chair. The
following elections were made by rira rooe
vote
Ci.ieT Jusfics-Luke P. POLAND, nominated
by Senator E5munds.
First Asst. yustioe.-Ass 0. Aids. nou-
mated by Mr.. Hubbell.
S eoiad Asst. Jlstioe-John pierpoin, uom-
mated BY MIR. HunIon.
Tk!rd Asst. JgSflce james Barrett. nom
mated BY Mr.. Converse
Fourth Ass,. Justice-Loyal q. Kellogg.
nominated by senator Allen.
Fitfh Asst. JgSttos-Asslhei Peek, noIain-
mated by Mr. Huntoon.
Supreme Covrl Reporfer.-Wn. u. Shaw,
nominated by NJ. Smith Of St. Albans.
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ANOTHER NAVAL EXPEDITION.

" necessity exists Tor clucealiUs the fact
that an expedition Is n0w preparing 10 oQsr-
ate against one or more southern ports. The
rendezvous has already bccn occupied by
acet oi vessels, the presence OF which, within
yi1w Of the rebel signal p5-ts. viii reveal the
strength of the intended demonstration. The
expedition, whatever its destination, Will De
couuandei By naval heroes Of Acknowledged
ability. Il VIII be stronger IN point Of arm
ameut and class Of sniIs than any feet which
has embarked On an offensive movement. he
POINTS toward which u will be directed, are,
Gndcr any circumstance, unable 10 success
fully stand against them, for the Il 1t Will
be provided with every appliance which ia
senuity, experience or skill en- devise % 50
cure the accomplishment OF tie object.
These are by 90 means enigmat cal asser
tious, as the events OF very itw weeks viii
prove W hen suec>s has crowned thess eajr,s
Us 1t most surely will d0-we shall be in
possession Of ports by maIls which viii c.ose
them Fl equally ag,iust armed OF cunning
oprositi in. TIE season will not be uppr,-
pitio1s, eVen, as has been suggested. T. The
carly TART Ui Nov mher last wear, we ae .I,v5d
tie great naval victory Of Port Royal, and IN
the latter plrs Of December tho victory by
Burnside IA Norm Iaruliuh. 4Eue tAe 4dt.eE
was. in q measure disastrous, blt thi, was
,he resul, Of mo.o serious cauz $ than the
elements.
Therefore wiih o powerful, almost inyiuci-
his feet, the skill If able commanders,
msasurelbiy propiuous sa-s7n. and eligible
points Of attack, we may safely piomise To
record, era long, Q series o. brilliant naval
vici0ri-s which shall dismly our enemies,
aud seriously disconcert The plans of their
trans-sticntIc tr.elts.-N. J.. Conmerc0,
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The first two Sections lof the bin intro
duccd by Mr. Shaw Of Burlington, on the
sutjac: Of laying on, and di-claliuuing
highways, We understand to be as iOllJws:
Sc !. Whenever In tie opinion Of tie Select
men Of auy town it shall be necessary Tor the
purpose Of constructing, altering repairing any
highway in such town, to divert the course o.. any
brook or stream, the selectmen shall give notice
to all persons whose rights or propsTt may bo
affected by such divers on Of such brook or stream
of the time and place at which they viii hear and
consider any claim for damages which notice shall
be given either personally, or by writing lett
vita, at the residence Of the person required TO
be notified, If he be not resident Of t1is State,
with his agent or attorney.
SEC. 2. Tho Selsetmen shall. alter the tiias so
appointed for suel bearing and consideration,
allow TO all persons whose rights or property NAY
be 4feced oy such diversion Of such brook or
stream, such damages az they shall doen they arc
respectively entitled to, and shall cause to be re-
corded IN the Town Clerks Office Of such town an
order directing the diversion Of such brook or
stream, specifying particularly the point At which
such diversion shall bs made and the distance
thereof.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-10-24

JESSE AND THz SNAKE. jesse was q boy -
bout fifteen years old, who lived with Cap
tlin Felt. When he, with two mcn. was
moving in the meadow, huge blAc,, snake
suddenly stood up in front OF the foremost
mower. The man, not blessed with ln over
stock Of courage, took % his heels ani ran
away. The second man did likewise. bg.
jesse "dind't know enough % run away
from a snake-" " hen ,he two men had
gone his suazeship made for the bold youth,
and jesse ent az him with the seythe, b1t
did not hit HIM. The snake sprang forward,
and seized hold of the boys hat in front.
By this time Jesss found he had caught q
Tartar. but he could not escape without
fight. and he made another sweep with his
scythe, and cut the snake in two pieces, near
the ground. The head part then ran away,
and Jesse cut the other part into three
pieces. Measuring the distance from the
the boys haed to the ground. and the tail
part OF the snake which remained, the war
mint" was found TO be eleven fee, long,
This was bsforo breakfast In tho morning,
and poor Jesse. pale and exhausted, was un-
able TO eat his morning meal Hs was al
most as badly "cut up" as the snake, and
Captain Felt said that he deserved such a
medal es was given to the captain Of a n an
of-war, when be csptorcd vessel OF suPeri-
or force.
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UlreGree Dreas
URLINCTON
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER "a, 1862.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the llth has n
long communication from - highly edu-
ctei gentleman lately returned from the
Uni,ei States, who says among other thiucs,
that the war will be terminated IN a isw
months, or indefinitely prolonse ii inks
ths form r, for tn f,lloE ng reasons. The
Confederate troop have received no defeats
IN this camplign, any statfm nnts - the con-
trary notwithstanding "a large portion Of
the North thinks ugh has been done TO
vinjicate the courage Of both side majp-
rity Of the North. at least OF the soldiers, are
convinced that even If they subduo the
South all the cotton, sugtr and tobacco
would be destroyed and &" those elements of
incalculJle wealth to the North Dc lost
a convection is becoming general that the
restoration Of the Union under the constitu-
tion is mpossible,-capitalists advocate a
tIminat On Of the wax and Wall Street Is
now for peace before the crash comes, into
phich vast expenses and the issuing Of paper
money Is burrying the goyerument-and
lastly aud most important Of all, bitter
contest i gong on between the s1-calied ia
dicals or aJolitIonists and the conservative or
Democratic party. which must defeat any
efficient prosecution # tie war. This con-
tert is 80 fierce a. to render a resort 20 arms
by both parties almost inevitable, and if the