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PERSONAL.

V,Hr LADIES PEIEND tALL IN TnoUBLE
L oslll. MsdIe,ne for all Female Complaints; Mt.
teen years Experience; fgIsrautses success or no
cbarss) BuEness s1i correspondent strictly
private. Zoo rs for patients MADAME OOR SON +,
Baltimore: No. 10 Fay stte street near Asquith.
A UTOGRAp pATsT -MRE. O. DePRAaH, Au.
a togr sphist. having had several years expert
snee In all the principal cities in Europe. Wall ole:
her serr ices to the American pm Bile for the 6rst
time, on Present. Past. and Future affairs OF Life
VIII send a correct lii ensss OF future Wife or II rs
bard ty enclosing look of hair. together with
fec. ~ cents. ADDRESS Nine O. DePRAGE, Post
Ohcs. Washington. DC. de II S.
MADAM AHOLIAB WOULD RESPECTFULLY
lfl announce to all inquir ing psrsone. that shs is
now ready to reed the Past. Present and Future.
and m ~ be consulted conadsntislly on all inpor-
tAnt matters at all times from q a. m until 9 p m
Ladies 50 cents; gentlemen SI Ne 90 south 81.
& doors east from Carroll prison, Capitol Hill
Washington, y q. uo24 -lIn~
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SOMRTHING LONG MANTED
- FELTON, MARKET BkANoH.

SOMETHING LONG MANTID
- FELTON, MARKET BRANCH
Hotels, restaurants, hos rding hocses, and pri.
vsts families and suffers can procure AeEN
ell the Eastern fish rsesived taily,
rueh 81 Cod, Eaddoek Rock, a hits Fish Pereh,
sck Fi4h. SeOllops Little Meek Clars, Soft Cams,
spd Terrapins. Also, CANE OF all Kinds. ~ Quaiis
Prairie Chickens, woodcock Canvas Back Ducks
! url les. CAic, ems Ducks, ae., &c. Superior No
! asd Macksrel by the barrel baif barrel. hit or
fulton Market and Bfanch Of EAyes's Whole.ale
Oyf tar Horse. 9.1 street, aoxr tith n. b, Fish
dc IS 6ts q IN B.
(HOICE BKEAKEAsT BAOos.
KING BURCHELL.
no Il corner Vermont ave. and leth st.
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The IolICWIng Is from the Matron Of the
Union Home Sch ool fog 1hs Children of VolUI-
sesrs:
RAvEMRYER MANSION, 57TH STREgT,l
NEW ORK, August =, 1883
"pR. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Ntters have been given to some Of Our little
JhIidrsn suffering from week.-mrs., i-I weak
sVngs with most hsppy effect. One lttlegirl,
q particular, with pains III sbe head, loss Of
appetite. and daily waiting consum ption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted,
oas been entirely restored. We commenced
Gith but p teaspoonful OF Bitters lay. Her
appetite Increased; strength and health follow.
ed
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Persons or sedeptary habits troubled with
weakness, lassitude, palpisauon Of the heart,
Lack OF appetite, distress after eating, torpid
liver, constipation, &c, deseryeto suffer il they
will not Try them.
They acs recommended by the highest medi-
cal authorities, and are warranted to produce
aB immediate beneficial effect. They are exceed.
ingly agreeatie, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a
swindler and imposter. We only put 1t mp in
onrlog cabin bottles. Beware OF bottles refiled
with imitation dels,srous stur, Cor which sew
sral persons are already In prison. See .ha
every bottle has our United States Stamp over
the cork. and signature on steel plate side Ia
bells.
Ssld by respectable dealers throughout the
habitable globs. .s
T. II. DRAkE & CO.,
c DIM 2o2 broadway, n. Y.
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$40 sAsENIH rus STREET $40
PJ BELLEW Il Co,
N1SUFA UkERS AGES
psr,a.panttv astaS,iahsd In 1Ssn
81 o

d n Il Ct u A u b n D,
Permanently established In 1850.
QUARTERLY BALES,
Independent of the great advance Of all kinds Of
FANCY GOODS, &C.
We have determined not to depart from our
usual custom at this season. We are bound 70 sell
cheaper than the cheapest We are agents for the
sale Of MoClsin's celebrated Coeoanut aud Ounce
HAIR OILS, -.
C9LoGNEs EXTRACTS, DO.
Also, CHRIsTIANA'S CoLoGERs,
EXTRACTS, &c
Also WoF-ley's Premium Honey, Palp Almond
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS,
Also TAYL0RS PANOY EOAPs.
Putup in Family Boxes TO suit purchasers,
WhaiesGk and Retail
Also Pull Linep of Notions snd Fancy Goods,
All of which We 0frsr at the
Manufacturers Prices, freight added.
The TRADE, DEALfRs-
HOUsEKKEPERs,
And PEDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee essll q. New York and Philadelphis
prices, or PERISH IN the Aasrsps.
2. BELLEW CO.,
no S-lm $40 Seventh street, Washington.
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- Thou wilt ssni pa two bottles
more OF thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has
been greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, Asa CuERIN, PhiisdeI9hsa Pc"
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FRESH FOREIGN FRUITS! !
NUTS. CANDIES, Etc.

NUTS. CANDIES, Etc.
Wholes. ksiv es and quarter boxes fs ..
NEW RAIsINS,
New Leghorn CITROE,
Fresh Arabian DATIS
Ewest Havana ORANGES and BANANAS,
New Zante OURRAETs -E
FINE MALAGA GRAPES .s-f-
COCOA NUTS, WALNUTS, FILBERTS,
CREAM NUTS and ALMONDS
of ell kinds.
FRS UNRIYALED MINCD MRAr,
FIRE CRACKERS and FIREWORKS
in large variety. =srr
Assorted Etc am Refined
e CANDIEG
and q large assortment Of fine
FRENOH CANDIAs,
IN two and Eve pound boxes, together with
&. TOY OANDIEB,
and large stock Of Fresh Goods usually kept in
Wholesale and Retail Fruit Store. at the vary
lowest market rates at j. PEARSONB.
r - 491 and 493 Eighth street,
de 15-stH near Psan. avenue.
-
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roLUMBI MARKET,

~ U l. u u % n m - n y n 4
~ Pennsylvania dr6aps ccTHey az ISt street.
The Proprietor taxes pleasure In announcing to
the citizens or the District and Others that he has
ply Of MEATS. GAME. FRUITs, ana Y1iErA
BLEs. &c, and hopes OF strict sersonhi ate ntion
aDce of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
Mem bers Of Congress and ON GERS coute N pla nHE
Bousek eepiug, viii hnd this : convenient psce for
CHARLES MALLARD
N b. Goods sent TO all parts of the city free Of
charge. ~ ds4 -eo3w
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pHoTOGRAPh AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Just Received
OUR WINTER STOCK, ..
AT P. J. BELLEw co.'s, - ......
No. $40 Seventh street.
We state in no bossting spirit that our choice
selection of Fancy, Oval and Sauare PICTURE
FRAMES, PAINTINGS, ,FNGRAYINGS,F FRENCH
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES is larger,
cheaper, and better assorted than in all washing
ton and indeed We think PhiIadslphis and Balts
more included. E@" 74 # #-..
Also our fall lires Of. : .a- h- s.. q
Ele CANT Gilt and ReseWood French Plate
.a. Il. e..zsa MIRRORS, .rr-z5-
Every Size Imported. g.
Our price is same as New York and Philadsl lph q
Houses. .sH u ...r 80 .s. -r-
We ask every lady and gentleman In Washington
and everywhere TO call
Look around our various Department. it mgkes
no difference whether you buy or not. .,-..- --
6ent!enanly clerks always ready TO wait on You.
.-s P.J. BELLEW & Co,
- aa.=s-rkTa nE aH $40 eeventh street. Fl
NO % I'M e 4t stta Eeshinston. D. =
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
the Ianguid brilliant, and are exhausted na
lures great reetorer. They are composed OF
ths celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintsrgreen,
Sasssfrss, Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved In
perfectly pure ST. Croix Rum.
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a& I have been great sufferer rom
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. X
The Plantation Bi:ters have cured
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CANTERBURY HALL,
n A3s1o l. sSAEFERBUUkRYY:S sSSAAEEFFEERkBBUUkRYY:S rH1s4nx. ASR
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
SECOND WEEK sEooND WEEK
sFEzE ssssssbsaSSSsts ssssGShSSsss
GALLE1TI, GALLETTT,
Dl- IHffS MoossTEfMEs. 0"A
CLARA FOWLER kRouzAsfG.L CLARA 'o~LkR.
ROUZANI
TEE suPERB BALL2F TROUPE.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
Il Il MAYA MAYA Be Be sEy1ItA. sEytEts..
CARNIVAL OF VENICE ,-caREIvAL OF VENOM
STAGE sTRUoK HEROES. ...
xn,.o WlLLIAMs: CLARKE, ae.
GDEsON, CROSS, READING.
ORANGE GIRLS OF VENICE.
YOUTH WHO NEVER sAw WOMAN
Doors open at s. quarter t. Z; psrfermsnoe n O
quarter before O'Clock. Admission Is and So ct.,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEH
de "A 81 SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Puv,ssaMRR MR. ita John A z aoopALL:
most finished ball room style, acquiring ease a
and eleFauce on entering company, United IL
ladies and gentlemen can take private iessonsla "a
The sesptrs S and and iadiap Club Exercise for tn.
esfermities. They rnpercede Ill calisthsnies ana
highly reoon mended By the med dical profession.
Tor cards Of ssTms please call At his rooms.
no f7-1m~
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". Il. WoRDIN9,

q {: Direct Tax Com 1issiepeTs ssr the e
10 i2lAwtEeoa District Of Soutb Carolina
A ssIsTANT oU UARrHRMasre.'s oFryua,
sfH Ns.hinEtop. b. q. Nev. n. issss (
WI Dc sold, al Pabie Ayssion, on WEDN Rs
Corral, near ths ob sss 81 mAtory 10 his oifg"
iot OF Public HoksEs and MULE. coE q saan ed
Gales to commence at r O'Clock q. IA -.E il 81
: - CHAs. H. TOMpKINS.
noza2N Captain, 4. @. NJ. u. & Ar1iy
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's* l owe much 10 you, for l verify
o.,iieVe the Plantation Bittsrs have saved my
Ate
Rev. ". Il. WAesoHER, Madrid, NJ
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MAP or TIE BATTLE or 6uTTYeBUR0.
iU Bv Cast Wilcox, Of General HeynoId q 6tA0'
50 cents. Too IN y1AN0K TAILOR.
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AMUSEMENTS.

GROWERS ThE TER,
Psnnsyjraassa Areaue Wiilards Rotct.
LEoE,sD sD9Eovss.-.......- Director.
6BEAT SUCCESS OF TBE BEAUTIFUL AND
b0MANTi DRAMA.
ENTHu .I.sTIo RFCEP ZION
u VIZ nIss 81 SAN DENIM AT 'Fs'
This (ssturday eyt nil &, D: 80 and his after
nooI- ss5 time positively OF this most successful
THiS tSatdrdsy) EVENING Dec 10. tsS,
Perform ancr wiIl comrerce vith tHe 5es ItifuI
thrseact drs ma, by @stts PhiIliprs auth OF tho
IsbY GA:;lL. AS HUSBAND
PerfoLmagcs to con '!ude vit, the Charming sut
1S's'"''s AM MARRIED RAKE
Ra.es af Admissioa Dress All Para ,st Circles
th. b, office No extra charge Tor rsserved <4sts.
On b,e"SoI Ds Ts III TIE wssck K AsSS a. Tss
FsIrep, will commence verv limited srssgaul- nr,
FORD'S NE W The TGR.
TENTH STREET ABOVE
AIS, OF Holiday 5trsss Thsster. sa,timersi
Last night rositiysl., .;
SATURDAY EVE%tNa. Dse. 10.
l." Il KING HEvRY ".
MR. EAoEETT IS sis JOHN F.LspABE-
To conclude y I'll
DohINiQCE. TIE rE EgTER
With powerful clst.
PRICES Or hDNIsHIoH
PaTauettS ana Family Circle. 90 ems
Private Boxes fboidipg six persons) IS u snl 81
stssmay be secures during tfe dsy b. sppli a.
tion at the box ofica of the rhsatsr, a,tss the
hGurs of9s. m. and . m. No extra charge.
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Respectfully, MES. o. NJ. DrvoE."
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Rev. Us. CATaoES, Rochester, N. Y"

"% Send rs twenty-four dozen more
sTyonr Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of
which are daily increasing with the guests of
ouF house. SYLA- CHADWiCK & Co
Proprietors Willard l. otel ington, y O.n
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"% The Plantation Bitters nave cured
me Of arrangement Of the kidney and uIins-
~ organs that has distressed NE for years. II
Acts like q charm.
q. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co, .-
25i broadway"
&C., &c, &c, &c,
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AUCTION SALES.
EuEURE HAyR.

" HIOH6I
W I'LL Be sold st Auotioa every WsDNEsDAY
sna - TU 2At At Il sis ss m. At the Wharf,
fcot OF eixth nr-tf, al tee HIDES TALLOW, &c
tsat nay Re on hand OF Cs stis slaughtered tsids
Z: The limits Of the Disf-it Of Ua,u n bis. and
shipped to this point fo r So n disposition
Tslma cash, in Gov.rnment funds to be paid at
The time Of sale. .aE. ..s g. pBLL,
dele-lm Lieut. Col. and a. v.
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Jlrtu advertisements.

10 EXPERIENCED CLOAK MAX
HI ERS WANTED-i vt the Cloak and Shawl House.
"a diff A. j. SIEARNb.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

T'HE undersigned having bought out all
Il the interest of II. b. WELLINGTON, at the Old
stand of Wellington ~ Hosmer, will tnue
tacture Carriages Wagons, Sleghs, &C. together with
the Sh0eing of Horses and Oxen. and do all kinds of
J9bbinG and Repairing usually done at Blacksmith
Shop He hopes, by attention to business and the wants
of customers good work and fair prices to merit share
of patronage s. ii. H0SMER.
Clinton, Sept. /, 1863 d6t* IS
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

UHA Kills. D. FNATT,
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrangements
.tN,ialQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

EAh ESTATE AT AUCTION
~ BY license of Court will be so d at Public Auc
tiOn, on MONDAY, Sept 18th, 1863, the Real Est ate
owned by the late NJ Breck consisting of Land and
Shop OF School and Union streets together with
House and Land In re ar of New Court House Sale to
commence at II O'Clock Also. 81 same time, the Per-
sonal Property used the manufacture OF carriages,
consisting OF Lumber, Machinery, Tools, &c. Terms
made known at time of sale
BRECK, Administrator.
Worcester, Sept. S. 1868. d3sTu IS
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WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
w SOCIETY.
ANNUAL FAIR AND CATTLE SHOW.
Thursday and Friday Sept, IL & Is, 1868

Order of Arrangements.
THURSDAY, l7th-Plowing Match at 8 A. NJ on the
New Common; trial Of Working Oxen at 10 A. NJ,
II AM Exhibition Of Thoroughbred and other stock ia
The pens and Of hutter and Cheese Fruit Flowers and
Manu- ctu ed Articles IN tho Hail. duung the day; Din
ner IN Agricultural Hall. at O'Clock; and the Annual
Address BY Hon ALEXANDER ii, BULLOCK
FRIDAY, Rehabilitation and Trial of Brood Mares
and colts at A. do DO Filly and Ieding Colts at
81 do do Carriage, Family and Walking Horses at 10;
do do stations at IL Dinner In the Hall and Report or
Roadsters at p. NJ
Band OF Music will be In attendance on both days
Entries for tho Flowing Match nay be made Till &c pt
9TH -
Admission to the Grounds and Hail. Thursday, 10 cts,
Friday, rs cts.
CHARLES b. PRATT,
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
AZ tvvfqiQ
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Cloak and Shawl House.

144 Main street,
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The Miasma and Foul VapUrs generated by me npo
will be far more deadly to Volunteers tla tue
enemy's bayonets In the Indian and Crmean eni
pagns Holoways Pills used In enormous da Ok
ties They kent the troops in perfect health Only 20
cents per box Soldiers supply Yourselves 2l7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

Important to FemaIes-D~. Chepsennn's
pitts The com inati0n CfingTedicnts in these Pills
Is the result OF long and extensive practice They are
Irregularities painful menstruntions removing ali OBJ
structlons, whether from cold ether causes head
all nervous affections, MYSTERIES, fatigue, pain In the
;ntarrnntnn Of nati,ra Dr Cheessmans pils was fine
commencement Of new in the treatment of these
Irregularities and distractions which have consigned so
MANY TO premature grave. No female can enjoy gO0d
health unless she is regular, and whenever obstruc
ton takes place the general health begins to decline
ever known tor all complaints peculiar to females To
all classes they are Invaluable inducing with certainty
periodical regularity. They known to thousands
who have used them at different periods throughout the
country, having the sanction of some of the most emil
nen physicians in America Explicit directions stating
when they should not be used with each Box the price
one dollar per box, containing from 50 to SO pills. rms
sent by nail promptly by remtng to the proprietors
Sold by Druggists generally
HUTCHINGS HILLYER, Proprletors
81 Cedar street, New YORK.
aul4 deOp6m weoW6m
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Rotrtss.
OKTICULTU RAJ SOCIETY.
18th 10th, 18th, and 18th Of Septem-
Der instant.

The Exhibition will open on TUESDAY, Sept. 18th.
at clock p NJ, and close on FRIDAY, Sept lsth AZ
6oolock p. NJ.
Articles offered for Premium will be received through
out the day of tuesday. the 18th, until O'Clock Pm;
Provided that rtces attributed by persons non-reNi-
dent In the city of Worcester shall eligible to entry
until the hour of II O'Clock NJ on Wednesday the 18th.
members OF the Society who, by any mischance have
iaed to receive copy of the schedule OF Premiums
andothers that desire IT, viii be supplied upon appca
ton to the Secretary Gentlemen and ladies, not now
members, are respectfully invited to become such,
thereby dischargng duty to themselves and the COM
munty and enabling the Society enlarge It's sphere Of
usefu ness
s4 All persons no design competing for the ."spe-
cial Premium" OF Twenty Ave Dollars, offered for the
best twelve Bartlett Pears hereby notified that It IL
restricted to MEMBERS and that those who wish to Join
the Society must apply to the Secretary Hort cultu
raj Hail. before the hour of Of Wednesday, Sept
10th. EDWARD W. LINCOLN secr,tarv
horticultural Hail. Worcester, Sept. T. 1868. d&wtlT
fNfrT
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A Friend In Need.-it il not often l t. W. o AZ
tempt to huff any of the thousand and one patet neu
cine nosums Of the day; and we are not eehg u no
nov INF simnIv to state what know rom actual
trial and Leave the reader to do putting. During the
fore part the present winter we were sorey afflicted
by former ali ain in working hand printing press ~
became so bad that could sleep but little nights and
with ficulty get our coat off We used various
called remedies, but they were no remedies to our
troublesome shoulder. At last We tried bottle OF
Sweets Infalibe Eminent and after three applications
the pain almost entirely left, and in few DAYS our
shoulder free from pain it ever was-Montpa
Tier VI Waterman. d&wlw 50
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o. Martin, appointed Examining Surgeon Of
Invalids for Pensions Hours from TO Jpn. dtfn29
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~ SHIP.-The copartnershp heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned under the style and finn of
WEILIEGTUN II HosMEs Blaeksmiths, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The junior partner will
ect all debts and pay all dues of said firm, is alone
authorized to nse the company name in settling ac
counts II. b. WELLINGTON,
S. II HOSMER.
Clinton, Sept. |, 1868 d6ts as
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
Notice TO Will Ownews

PERSONS Intending to build Grist or Circular Saw us
can ma at HOLSTERS Mills, North Moutuelier fon
you ohats' two of which i've inches in diametar
1eet l9ng, with five feet Pulleys attached Also tn
CO. uo pueys Tor mi spindles and three "a inch pueys
so, TWO shafts six inches in diameter one Of which is
eet long the other being feet, with two sets have
gears three to one in motion six inch g.. ls peFe
for the same to run in "oe' WIN poAes
,,o one shnge Mill for saving shingles One Canboard
NH, lnaue on an improved plan. The above Machines
s"nnoe ne equaed as for work manship and durabty
mere is good opportunity for those wishing 70 mr.
cusSe, as they VIII be sold at liberal discount. " pa
Also, am prepared to build G isl and Ciror,o S
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber ReIt;n Jaw
oloth and Burr Mill Stone to order at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
prices MARTIN HOITTsTEp aatu,umiactufers
April, %, 1858. d&wtf Hi"rish''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

,rovision. Some interested friends, at Wealth
ersfeld, have sent to Capt. Danforth, of Com
napy H., a box of books formerly used as a
Sabbath School library, which we doubt not
will be new and interesting to many here
The more we have of valuable reading, the
less we shall be likely to have of card-play-
Ing, and other vices that too often find their
way into our camps. If the soldier finds prot
liable entertainment for the leisure hours of
camp life, he is comparatively safe against
the power of temptation. Papers and letters
from home are faought with numberess bles-
sings to us here. Let friends write US often,
giving assurance of home affections and the
little details and incidents OF home life.-
Nothing that comes with the story aud relish
of home. ever becomes stale to the soldier who
has no home save the one that lives in his
affection recollections, and mingles with his
dreams of the past, and fondest hopes for the
future.
Let not our friends cease to pray for US,
and the great cause so dear to all loyal citi-
zens of our bleeding country. We need fear
nothing so much, as our national sins and for
getfulness of God. Let us confess that we
deserve his judgments, while we implore his
mercy, and grace. He was evidently the God
of our Fathers, and he will not turn us empty
away, if we come to him, with broken heart,
and contrite spirit. W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

THE DAMAGE Done TO Fort SUMTER.-Charles-
ton papers are very silent about the Injuries done
to fort Sumter in the late assault by the iron clad
but letter from correspondent on board the
lronsides to the Baltimore american says that as
soon as the feet withdrew staging or scaffoldng
was erected on the outside OF fort, and for more
than month past the rebels have been at work
repairing damages, aud are still at work. There
are large holes in the walls very distinctly SEEN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
Rutland, May 7, 1868.

The SHARPsHoOTERs.-We CLEAN the follow
ing from private letter written by a member
of Berdan'S Sharpshooters, which was in the
third army corps, and which it appears took quite
an active part in the late battles near Fredericks-
burgh. The writer says" The sharpshoOterS
covered themselves with glory in this fight. One
artillery officer said he thought he had seen
bravery before, but he never saw such cool daring
as this regiment exhibited. The sharpshooters
took in all about 600 prisoners" The regiment
lost in all eleven killed and about sixty wounded
In Co. +, (Vt.) seven were wounded, none NOR
tally. Their names are-Corp. J. S. Bailey, Corp.
Z. Hosmer; privates, E. Trask, Latte, Cunning
ham, Monahan and Griffin. Major Hastings was
shot through the leg. Company c. suffered the
most. They lost killed, among them Lieut. Brew.
err
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FIRE AT ARLINGTON are informed by
F. G. White, Esq, road agent of the Troy and
Boston Railroad Company, that a gristmill
and dwelling house attached were entirely con-
sumed by fire on Monday last. The premises
we're owned by VIM. McAuley, and situated
about one mile North of the Depot, and in close
proximity to the railroad bridge. Our inform
mt did not learn the origin of the fire or the
AMOUNT of damage or insurance. --Benn'ngton
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