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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
CASUALTIES in THE TENTH REGI.
MENT

From list Of casualties in the action at
Orange Grove, Nov. 27, we copy the follow
ing;
KAicd-Corporal Levi N. Fulam. Co. @,
Bro0kdeldi corp Gardner Fay, Co.. /, vii.
liam,town; pu,ates Gilman y. Stott,. Co.
h, Montpelier, David Matstou Co. X, Der.
by.
lPom,ded-Sergt II. NJ. Pierce, Co. b.
Montpelier, arm, serious corporals Willard
NJ Tbayer. Co. d, Waiufeld, hip, slight
julius freeman, Go. @, Brookfed, groin, &C.
rious; A. Page, Co. q, Randolph, arm, slight;
Ivory 5. Goodwin, Co. X, West Charleston,
nech serious privates Geo. Battcn, Co. A,
Goshen Gore Geo. NJ ID Dousc. Go. A,
Peacham. lex, slight; John Blanchard Barre,
arm, serious Peter Borer, Montpelier, hand,
serious Ezra Conant. shoulder, serious, Hem
ry Crossett, head, serious, aud Walter Mel
son, h0ud, slight, all three from Waterbury /;
James NJ. Msther, Warren, neck, serious /;
Lafayette Ripley. hand, arm and lex, seriou1 /;
all OF Go. John /. shannon, Co. G.
Pttsfeld. band, serious w l.. Butdick
Underhlll, leg, serious, Geo Barnet. Rich
mond, breast, slight. both co. d. Joseph A.
Bullald, shoulder. slight, Jason Dinsmore.
hip. slight, borh Of Washington; Dan b.
Freeman, foot, slight. John A. Giswold, hip,
slight, both of Brouk6eld Chs. V Haynes.
Wells River, bowels, SINCE dead n. Hos
ford, shoulder, slight, and Albert n. Porter,
thumb, slight, both OF Ihetiord; Loien ID.
Kiddcr, head, slight, and Justin | Phelps,
thigh, serious, both Of Randolph, and all Of
Co q. Freeman f.. Norris, Chelsra, head,
since dead, Co. /, Alvin b. Mccoy. head sc
rious, and Alden Dane, ankle, slight, both of
Derby; Calvin Drown, rbs, slight, Geo. II
Lawrenoe, head, slight, both OF IVES, Chares-
ton; Mozart Foss, Barton leg serious
johnson b. Hart, Derby Line, band slight.
all Co. X.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18
THE TENTH REGIMENT.

The following complimentary notice of the
beto's~ Of this noble regiment is from the
Bereld's account.
m Gen Morris commanding TIN ffst brigade NJ the
hTu division tCAusJ cvnsisng " the Tenth Vermont
fouflgenu New .ef ~ and one Hundred and Fifty first
Ne" iofk did splendid work This the htst
action these @en had participated in. They are por-
uoh ei the rcoeut Accession The corps aud, with the
ismandef q the division, have been impatient show
ne ola veterans N nc corps that they were not made of
Inferior slut The op. oftuhity well improved Tie
Icors IN tnc'r funt were posted behind rail ir
me 'dgeot piece OF timber directly upon the II
hil MS position Gen. Morris carried by q brilliant
charge driving the enemy 10 confession The rebels raj
ed again and attempted 70 retake the position but
successfully held It bay for more than hmt when,
vac AMMUNITION " our men being exhausted they
relieved BY brigade from Bimey's division. Among
the Casualties 10 this brigade will be noticed the u
Capt Wilcox Fourteenth New Jersey, allied and Lieut.
Kingsley, Tenth Vermont, wounded. Capt Dillingham;,
Acting Assistant inspector General, had horse shot
ron nnder MIN end Is among the missing Inc lo.se.
OF lhe brigade will be about my Killed aud hundts d
and my wounded The brigade was actively engaged
nearly three hours md on being relieved because o the
expenditure Ut NJ fhcif ammunition, reformed in good
order pa the rear II the First division No orig
AIDE coud have done better service performed their
part with more steadhess and courage
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Words are inadequate to describe the con-
dition OF those men on their arrival, Even
the CHASTITY scenes Of the battlefield are who'll
some and pleasant compared with the condi-
tion of these prisoners. Their few old latter
ed garments. covered with filth, their skele-
ton forms and wild eyes, tell the story OF
their treatment. Every spark Of hope and
courage seems to be lost TO these poor VIC
Tins Of rebel barbarity who come back to US
broken down in body and mind consequent
upon their vile treatment, which has no paral-
lei even in the history Of uneiViiized nations
But iorbear to write more. The people
of Vermont are already well informed Of the
suffering of these brave men, and doubt not
will, in conjunction with other states, do all
in their power to alleviate their terrible suf-
ferngs, at Richmond and in our hospitals
In haste, II. h.. =.
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Our armp &orrfsuni,nf,rri,.
FROM THE TENTH REqIMFNT

i.
The following extract from letter of a pri.
VAtc in Co. q, gives succinct account cftbsI
severity Of their battle at Orange Grove, Nov
~, as experienced by hithssil, aud narlates
some narrow escapes. which will not fail to
interest
"Jht.sday morning Nov &c, we cot M
and got our breakfast, but had hardly eaten
it when the order came to pack up: we star
ted little before Nine o'clock. taking the
road towstis the Rapidan crossed the river
about dstA, and went about a mile and camp.
ed fer the night, having marched twelve or
Fifteen miles.
Friday morning was quite pleasant we
started soon after daylight but did not go far
before we stopped, for rebel that was taken
prisoner reported that there was thirty thou
sand rebels not more than a mile from US. so
we had TO be cautious In our movements and
Cavalry was sent out to reconnoiter, so that
we did not move very fast. We heard but
little nrng before noon, but soon after noon
the firing became pretty brisk, it was mostly
musketry, with some cannonading we bad
got pretty close to it and began to move along
pretty smart. Some Of the time the firing
would nearly cease and then it would be re-
newed, and seemed to be in the woods mostly.
Our Brigade soon moved into the woods, Co.
ID of our Regiment deployed as skirm-
ishers. We moved into the woods some dis
lance and laid there some time, when We
moved back again near the clearing but was
soon ordered back into the woods again We
had been there but short time when the
skirmishers began fting and the bullets be
gan TO whistle over our heads We were soon
ordered forward; adv need short dstanci
and laid down, for the bullets began to Il
lively over our heads again There was
clearing not far beyond us whore the " Jobt
les" we're. They advanced toward a rail fenci
in the edge of the woods beyond aud fred
us while, when our regiment was orderc
to advance forward to the fence and hold
but by some misunderstanding the order We
superseded, by our bel directed TO advanc
over the fence, and over the fence we wen
with yell into the clearing the Johnies
turned as soon as we started, for they though
we we're going to charge on them, we the q
formed a line in the open field and the rebe
rallied in another piece Of woods just beyond.
As soon as we had formed We were ordert
to lay down and fire, 90 we loaded and fire
as fast as we could and the rebels did III
same, and the bullets whistled over our head
and into the dirt as close and az fast as ! ev,
want to have Item. Our men beginning
fall fast we were ordered to tell ck over Il
fence which we did, although not wtho,
some confusion, on account OF not undetstan,
ing the order We soon rallied and formed
line the other side OF the fence, and we've OF
dered to lay down close to the fence
"give it to them accordingly we did 50
We fred awhile but were soon relieved
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The above number included all the Ver-
mont soldiers m This hospt'l who we're unfit
for duty and able to travel Some Of this
number arrived here hy Tag of luce from
Richmond, Nov 3, 1868, ia the most desti-
tute and feeble condition. On their arrival
they were furnished with new End suitable
clothes, and by the good care and medical
treatment they have received at this hospital
have recovered sufficiently to be removed to
the hospitals at Rtsttleboro.
Two members Of the Vermont cavalry,
Augustus l.. Newland aud Pierce - George,
arrived here from Richmond by flag Of truce,
on the 29th of Oct. who have since died, the
former on the 5tn Nov. and the latter Oct.
30th. They stated thet starvation and ex-
posture to the cold caused their illness, which
was not doubted by the surgeons of this hos
ptal.
The latest arrival Of prisoners from BELLE
lsle and the prisons of Richmond was by the
flag Of truce steamer New York November
18th among the number were the following
Vermont soldiers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-18

TESTIMONIALS TO THE VALUE OF
LAUGHING GAS

MONTPELIER, Oct ~. 1853.
Having witnessed the effects u the use Of Nitrous
Oxyde Gas in the extracting Of teeth by DR.. NJ Come
Rys take pleasure "a stating that think II ~ the
attest i'm pr0vemenis Of the In the application Of
scfLce for the relief Of pain Its use regard far pre-
ferAbe TO that Of Ether Choroform. while relief
from pain is just entire that Of her OF Chloo
form it free from those depressing influences that o.
ten follow their ] commend is use As a safe and
entire rcicf from pain 20 those sho wish have teeth
extracted and ever retain pleasing associations
ed With the operation.
W. II II. RICHARDSON, NJ ID
DIR JOuS NJ COsKGYs- Dear ST. III wing witness
ed the effect Of The Nitrous OKyde Gas administered by
you tor the rsli Of pain in he extraction Of teeth
fully cunout in the statement above made by DR. Rich.
afdsou.
further state, that this Gas has long been known 10
scientific men, and has often been administered by Pro-
fes.ors and Lecturers, in all colleges as pleasant
nd amusing experiment. More recently, IL has been
extensively used by Dentists in various parts Of the
Country for the relief u pain in the extraction Of teeth
no inJ ry from us use wing been reported have
hesiancy in saying that believe IL BE- the safest
aud b. st agent present known the Profession for
rendering The system nsensible pain under dental
or surgical operations.
r. SKINNER. NJ. D.
Barton, Vt, Oct a. 1868 dwtf
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d LOODl BLOODi BLOODl!
helmbolds Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SY PHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection of the Blood and attacks the Sex.
uai Dreams Lining Of the Nose, Ears, Throat Wind
pipe and other Mucous Surfaces, making its appearant
in the trm Of Ulcers He moolds Extract Sarsapsrill
purhes the Blood aud all Scaly Eruption Of the
SKIN giving 10 the Complexion Clear and Healthy
Coor IL being prepared expressly for this class NJ com
p'iut' lis Blood Purifying Properties are preserved to
reater extent than any other preparations Of
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500 REWARD 500
For Medicine that will cure
COUGHS, INFLUENZA, TICKLING IN
THE THROAT. WHOOPING COUGH
OR BELIEVE CONSERVATIVE

OR BELIEVE CONSERVATIVE
COUGH, AS QUICK As
COE' 5 G o u q h Is A l. S A NJ
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BO11 LES have been
sold Ia its native and not single instance Of NJ
failure is known. We have IN possession, any guam
uty Of certificates Of them from EMINENT
PHYSICIANS, who have used il in their practice, and
given II the prominence over any other compound.
1T DOES nor DRY UP A COUGH
But oosens II, enable IN patient 70 expectOratg
freely. Two three Doses wilt inv aTably Tickhne
in the Throat half Bottle has often completely cur.
ed the most
STUBBORN COUGH,
And yet though il is and speedy in it's operation
IL is perfectly harmless being purely vegetable, II il
very agreeable 70 the taste and may be administered
children Of any age. In case Of GROUP We will guar
antee cure II taken in seAsun. No Family should be
without H. Il is within the aeh Of all, the price being
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
And II an investment and thorough trial does not
back up the above statement. the mOhey will be re-
funded We say this, knowing il merits, and feel con
hdent that one trial will secure for it home in every
household. DO not waste away with Coughing when 50
small investment will you. 1t may be had OF
any respectable Druggist in town. who will furnish you
with circular Of genuine certificates Of cures it has
made G. c. CLARK x Co
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For sele by Druggist in city, country and everywhere
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REsoLuTIONs on REspEcr

FoR THE MEMORY THg LArE MAJOR JARVIS
WHEREAS Il having pleased all wise Providence 10
remove RON us our esteemed friend and brother in
Arms, Major Charles Jarvis, who fell mofay Wound-
ed in encounter with the enemy Cedar Point,
n. c Dee lst, 1858, therefore.
Resoipsd That, the loss Of Maj Jarvis the Regiment
has lost valued officer, the State Of her most hon.
ored and worthy sons, The Country man II eminent
real aud patfio ism, and the World consistent Chris
tiAn.
Resoired That the deceased distinguished alike
for his CALAMITY soldier. his ahability compa.
nion aud his Kindness friend that he faithful
In the discharge OF every duty and Natchu Of he
interests aud happiness ui both officers and mrn.
ResOiUed, Thai tender our sympathits and condo
lenoe the friends aud relatives Of the deceased com
mending and pointing them TO the God II Battles foI
consolation aud support while with them mourn his
loss recognise hand Of divine Providence In thi.
dispens alton, aud bow Ia humiliation 10 his will
hes0iued That the officers Of this Regiment, as a tok
en- of u spect TO bis memory, wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty DAYS.
hesoued, That copies 81 these resolutions be sent Il
the family Of the decreased and TO the Vermont JaufnA
for publication, with request that State papers copy
(siyned) VG' BARNEY, Ii Col 9th VI,
President
o. LIyrs0sTos AdjuiAnt OH VT Secretary
NEWPORT BARRACKS, c., Dec. 80, 1868.
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BETWEEN
MONTPELIER AND ST. J0HNSBURY, VT.
The travelling public informed that Arrangements
have been made, establishing daily lhe Of Stages be-
tween MONfPkLlER AND ST JOHNSBURY. con.
meeting with the Passenger Trains at both ends Of said
r'ue so as 70 enable passengers travel the san
uaily instead Of tri-weekly as heretofore.
GOING EAST.
This Stage will leave Montpelier every day at about
o'clock r. NJ on the ARRIVAL OF the Boston and Western
Iains, passing through East Montpelier, Planfed
Marshheid, reaching the halfway House. at Cabot al
about O'Clock. 7. NJ, Leave Cabot next morning
passing though East CAbo', West Danyile and Dan.
ve reaching ST. Johnsbury IN for the fret dowp
train On the Passumpse.
GOING WEST
This stage will leave ST. Johnsbury every day At about
o'clock 7. NJ, on ihe arrival Of the Passumpsic 10.
ira passing through the above named towns CAbot
oyeT-n gin; leaving there neat morning MONTPELIER
in season to take either the Boston Western tram
II will be seen that passengers by this Arrangement
can leave Montpelier any weekday after tea and reach
St Johnsbury at fair breakfast time next morninR-or
80 from ST. Johnsbury To Montpelier within the same
hours, passing the night At Cabot each way
Fare through from MONTPELIER 70 ST. Johnsbury M uo
ENOCH W. ROLLINS
Proprietor and Driver, M0nipelie 10 Cspot
FRANCIS RICHARDSON
Proprietor snd Driver, Cabut 10 ST. Johnsbur,
August .. 1868 1T
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PhtsiclaH % the TrOg Lung nnd Hvqietie multitude,
Ifoausr on iht Causes of Rary Ply steal Decline Of
American people the cause ofNctyous Debility Con.
sunni tuu aud Mafasmus.
o. rhi. work is Of high moral tone, written In chase
yet thrilling language aud appeals directly 70 the moral
consciousness Of al Parents aud Guardians especially
detailing scientific aud reliable aid and fr cure,
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sianiJs
o. Parents and Guardians fail not 10 send and Oh
tain this book.
u Young Men fail not To send and get this book.
@ y Ladies' you, too. should az copy Of
this booS
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AFrER an extensive practise q upwards Of twenty
year continue Patents IN the United States
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Caveats Specific atoms Bonds, Assignments, and all Pa
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Foreign a. determine the validity OF utility u
Patents of inveb onsand legal other advice render
ed IN all matters touching the same, Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded al Washington.
Inc Agency is only the largest in New England,
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Paents 81 asoerAInrg the pateutahiity VI inventions
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These, besides his extensive library OF legal ana ne
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question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining faiehs
necessity Of journey to WAshingtoH, to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there are here s'ed
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me an Alderman ofthe city
OF Philadelphia, Il Helmhold who being duly sworn
doth say his preparations contain no narcotic no mer
curry, or other Injurious drugs, but purely vegetable
IL. T. HELBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2Sd day Of No
vembor, 1854,
wM. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Nnth-street, above Race PHILADELPHIA.
Address Letters for information in confidence,
H. I. HELMBoLD, Chemist
Depot lOi South Ten,h-steet, below Chestnut, Phi
BEW ARE OF FEITs
AND uNPRlNClPLED DEALERS,
Who sndeavor to dispose " OF THEIR OWN" and
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Extract Buehu,
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere,
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IL is said the Vermont Brigade, when se-
lecled by Gen. Sedgwick to storm the rebel
entertainments on Mine Run, vas almost Wild
with JOY, while both officers and men actually
begged and even offered money to be allowed
to lead the advance. Just like them.
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WELL VI. D.. Author az the Green B0ok Gc
The word-rcruwurd author in his admirable Lecture,
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without dciue, ands uihuut dangerous surgical uper
ATOMS bougics Instruments rings OF curdias pointing
out mode Of cure at once certain snd ,h.ciusI ~
which every sufferer, no matter What his condition MAY
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his lecture viii prove boon DO thousands and thous
snds
Sent under seal plain envelope 20 any address on
the receipt six postage stamps address,
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suFFERlN0s 0F pKIsnNERs.

.. 5. GtNEEAL HOSPITAL DIV No. |,
ANNAPoLIs, Md, Dec.
To Waiion's Daily Journai
Mr.. EDI1oR---oir The following named
Vermont soldiers were transferred from this
Hospital to Biat;eboro', VermyAt, Dec. t.
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4 WORD ~ N0LENN c0NScIENrIouS AZ.

WORD or SOLEWN CONSCIENTTOU Al.
giCE TO THOSE VINO WILL REFLECT,
A CLASS OF Maiades prevail 60 fearful extent In
muniiy doumlug least one hundred thousand youth
u both annually early grave Those diseases
are very mperecty understood Their external mani
festau1ns symptoms are Nervous Debility Relaxation,
or Exhaustion, Marasmus or muscular wasting and
assumptions Of the tissues Of the whole body short
NJ breathing, OF hurried breathing ascending =
hill hight e stairs-greAt paipitaun OF the heart
Asthma. Bronchitis and sore Throat shaking Of the
Hands ana Limbs, Aversion 10 society and 20 business
or study bnmucss 81 hysight, Loss u Memory Dix
illness ot the Head Neuragic Pains IN various parts
the bodi Pains in the Back and Limbs Lumba 20,
Dyspeps Indigestion irregulafty Of the Bowels
Defaugcd secTcas Of the kidneys and other glands
the Body, N LcIcuirohma. or Flour Albus SC. Like
wise. Epilepsy, hysteria, and Nervous opssma.
Now boo ninety -uiue QUE n every one hundred
All the above uamcd disorders and host " others not
named Consumption of the Luugs, and most i-lstai
and wills form 10 Cnnsump ion OF the Ny,nai Neftti.
known as Ita@ Dorsales and inbci misenteriea.
have their seal and gu DO Diseases 1fuc Fcrr it'reru
Hence TOE want of success the part NJ Old school
practice IN treating symptoms only.
DR. Andrew Stone physician io the Troy Lung Il geu-
be- Institute s now engaged n treating h class VI mod
orn fualadies With tine most astonishing success The
treatment adopted by the inst-uuon b. Is based
upon scicnuhc principles with discovered remedies
without mineral posons lhc facilities of elic are such
that patients te cured thcr homes any part OF
iho country from accurate descriptions q hor crscs, by
letter AID have ihe r,dcip 'hem b, mail or "a
press flutrd mlcumgatores will be 'o,wafded OF
application.
o. Consumption, Catarrh and diseases Of me Throat
cured sell 20 ihe hons Patients At ihr lustitu
ton by sending ihe Cold Mcdicatri lnheltng Baissm,
Nspnt Riu. Inhaler. and ample directions 0r their
and direct cnrtrsp pudeuce
lJ' Psu,ut- Apllmg mr intrrra katoriss M advice
must irclpsc rcturu stamps, 20 meet attention.
The attending Phymcau will he found ~ the in.tlu.
ii n for c,usultaiip nom a. too r. g., " each
Adde'S. DR ANDREW STONE.
Physician iu Troy Lung and Hygienic lusute and
physician for piea'e. Of tae Heart Throat and Lanss
20 fnh street. lf'i. } D. af"t
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G. G.. CLARK & CO,

Wholesale Druggists, NEW HAVEN, Conn
General Agents for United States and Canadas.
~ For sale at Wholesale by ID. s. BAENEs
n Co. New York, GEO. c. Coon SlN a Co, los
ton sept25.ly
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except when expressly forbidden IN the direction,
which are wrapped around each bottle, and tn,,
the written signature Of DIR. JNO. l.. LYON unui
them
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4 MEXICAN and FOKEIGN PATENTS


Late Agent Of Z. s. Patent office, WafhngtOu, fun4sr
fhe act Of ISL
~ STATE STREET. OPPOSITE klKBY STREET
bosroE. MAssAcRUsHIrs.