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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
to the Value of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct. IT, 1858.
Having witnessed the effects Of the Of Nitrous Oxyd
Gas the extracting Of teeth by Dr. COmegys, take
pleasure in stating that think it of the greatest in
Of the age in the application OF science for the
relief Of pain. Its regard far preferable to thai of
Ether or Choroorm while the eef from pain is just as
entire that OF Ether it is free from thos
depressing nhueu that often follow their com
mend safe entire relief from pain to those
who wish teeth extracted and retain pleasing
associations connected with The operation.
W. H. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
DR.. JONI NJ CoMEGYs.
Deg Sir Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous Oxyd administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth fully concur in the
statement above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state, that this Gas has long been known to
scientific and has often been administered by Pro-
essors ard Lectures in all Colleges pleasant
amusing experiment. More recently, it has been eX-
ensiyely used by Dentists in vaous parts OF the Coun
try ohe relief Of pain in the extraction of teeth, no in
jury from its having been reported. have no
hesitancy saying that believe to be the safest and
best agent at present known the Profession for render
Ing the system insensibe pain under dental or surg
cal operations. ,., .
Barton, Vt, Oct. 81, 1853.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

WARRENToN JUNCTION, Nov. 8. Upon the
lifting of the flag our forces commenced cross
ing, and found little or no opposition. They
are pressing forward to Culpepper.
The I'd division of the Sd corps, under Gen.
Ii. Prince, crossed the river last evening at Kel-
leys ford and captured 252 of the I'd and 18th
North Carolina regiments. The prisoners say
their orders were to remain and fghC until or
dered 70 retreat or taken prisoners.
Gen. Prince g boys waded the ford, which was
about waist deep, and the prisoners had to wade
back The prisoners are now arriving.
dispatch dated the 8th, says at 2 clock
this morning Gems. French and Sedgwcks bu
giles sounded an advance, and the pursuit will
be pressed vigorously
1t is possible that we may find the enemy
stronger on the south side OF the river than we
anticipate, anu the same termination may at
tend this enterprise that accompani Hooker
and Burnside, but do t believe it.
Lee has developed the same tactics as hereto
fore, falling back and attacking us on ground
of bis own choosing, in which we have hitherto
been worsted.
The l2lsl New York and 5th Maine took 1870
prisoners in one squad, the former regiment at
different times during the engagement captured
638, and the 5th Maine $50 prisoners
] he second brigade captured eight battle
flags, ll78 stand OF arms, and the adjutant's
desk of the 9Th Louisiana regiment, WI all the
books and pap RS relating to 'hat regiment.
Among the prisoners captured We're six, two
Of whom commanded brgades. The rebel loss
in killed and wounded equals, If it does not ex-
coed, our own. We lost no prisoners. Three
hundred and fifty will cover our entire loss in
killed and wounded.
There is a report that the rebel Gen. Hayes
was k He'd or taken prisoner.
Gen. Meade is determined to follow up his
success rapidly, and to strike vigorous blow
whenever an opportunity offers.
Another account of the f5ht on the Kappa
hammock says our entire loss In killed and
wounded will be between $50 and 800. The
fight lasted about an hour and halt, but the
heaviest losses were incurred during the charges
! 10 space o. about fifteen minutes The sol
diers are reported to be in the best Of spirits.
A brigade Of rebel cavalry Is reported to be
in the rear of Meade's army, and between Cut
let's and Brlstows Station Yesterday morn
ing, when the army commenced marching, al
attack was mace by rebel cavalry near Warren
ton, who succeeded in capturing 100 mules and
horses These were subsequently, recapturet
by our forces
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

BURNED.-The woodshed Of the Vermont &
Canada r. R. at Milton, was burned during
Friday night 1be track has been laid around
it, SO that the trains can pass along without
delay.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

mr. Members Of the Legislature and others in want OF
nice OVAL FKANKs for Pho ogrsphs at reasonable price,
are requested to call McDonads Picture frame Rooms
Head OF state Street. j c. Fmerys Furniture Store,
where they cannot help hnding frames to suit Also
good supply Of the Union card frames for card Photo
graphs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

SINGING SCHooL.-Mr. James Whitney has
made arrangements to open class in vocal
music IN this village, about the middle of No
vember Terms and all other particulars will
DO given in few days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

ACCIDENT. The wife of the Rev. Simeon Par
malice, D. D., of Swanton, in getting off the cars
at Milton Falls on the evening of Both ult., fell
and seriously broke one Of her hips.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

New York, Nov. 8. The HsrdlGs special
Washington dispatch says it is understood here
that Gen. Burnslde's resignation has been ac-
ceped, aud it is probable that Gen. Foster will
succeed him in command of the army OF East
tennessee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-07
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
GROVER a. RA 3 a 70
Sewing machine.

EoR.R4alIIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.

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#OHAHD AFFKR MONDAY, APrl, 2Oth, lse8,Pas.
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RETURNING TRAINS.
LSNTO Cleveland a. so a. Il. and 800 2. H., AZ
stEsat EEi3gePortEt 81 ard sslsA A. n. - 2
Lave Pittsburgh II Loo A. H, 600 A. II. and
l449 2 y, EEEive g BridEgpOrt q $40 A. n, 1905
A II and As P. II
Connections are made as Fo1IoyVss
At Pfttsburgh With Pe1nsylyanIA R X. for Harris
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c8eysland with C1Syela1d 4 1oIed 3. B. 5Eor San
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Chicago and the 3 ORE TR9E. VIII
Cleveland Erie r. B. for Erie Dan.
kirk BUFFALO and Niagara FailS With
CisTeiREd. Columbus Cincinnati for
Gresttlns, DELAWARE Columbus and
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HailA Akron, MillerSburgh and Woos-
At Allfanos With P. H. ". & o.3R.R. for Canton,
Aasdllnn, Wooster, salem, Enon. Co
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81 Louis, ST joseph Raa an 800
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8IcurEen Tfckstg to PfttGbuEEh An1 rlt1rn &GNN.
Fare always asloWs and tflas n1Sh Ssz=ksr risls
any other routs. =
Through Tickets 70 an POtnEs h. H. WaG, HurfS
and BaSt can Be procured at IT, eEes ua2sr -
Agent At Bridgeport stIf5G1-
ETetghf contracts VII b El3s a. Lowest rata u
70 tho KRst, North, West al NOTtt-Wegf - -
under N'Lure House. orEitA RE. AGe1E Il ErS7rp-
port Station WI D-HKEkT, AEsat,
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Sec 81. And be Il further enacted
That manufa6taFes Of Iasa ioil.slubricstiSs'
oii. and liaseed oil shah Sc stG6IIset "a tSs
provisions pms OF Z the aet TO which this q "a
&c eaame3t, relatlng 70 dissillsEs OF spirits
peas ltqnots, and designed for ne ib5SSFpose
OF ascettaintng the 9la1tity produce. ~
tsEa s The same may, in the judgment oFthe
Flo11r1tsst qnsE9 Of IPteEn1I RsSei01e5 ana
eages Feg9lations 70 he pCeacribed b him,
pe qee4s % necessaIY ssdfA aarsssiss,t IS I 4
Sees,s sSs y Aud be 1t further ehasts5
hat the PROVISIONS of the act 70 v6icS
this act . an Eameod16Gt,s "a relation ~
fesnEps ey mannfaetareEss and thS ip6Sy-
1fasnt and seelleetion OF duties ub6a nan.
ptAetnred article enumerated "a seotSo1
3eYentysfve Of sktil Be ana here.
b a.Ee made plioaAls ia, the. proglossFs
articles VI. Oh sl,e; also SnSntf6Re6 Is
3aia ,,seetfog, 9nd 90 hlsfSl taxes a.
= Sle4lssa9 L ~ s.l$szI 5z4isL 2 y
SeosiS4S Aud be It further enacted SfbSsS
shere Re flesfgn1tsd b5g ne colleefoF
I eH.etY tiistrteE where The, same nav -.
lsesssafy one or mora iosp eSfors. % manu-
IfAoSAaEsa " tobacco Who shan lska an uSth
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Be Do yoizr for Es has psarFsrel frVs5 ID -
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l no her cc1EEh, aud calls heIse5 rel
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l 49, ORLANDO SHELBY; OESEHzIE
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1!S411 g eeEE1s9k tbe DscfEs q IN TlEt1sS-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

CARBS-BlrEo 3 R5761ss 49, - - -
y sGtsss an atloS0n hltl = 49,
49, tE 3sss s2ez Is a[EIoALR BIRTs =
.No. s, lElil stESst
A1ll93 l.t.lA1IIER SAguHBGSl ,8a5[55517-s--
ana ft1ces At The VariSty Stare 81 ss--eee
f,-ao ~, NTC0LISf nm Z
ISe 1EliR street
GMkRRI4EAo PRINTS - 81 FSS=--
St -, ~ ! sal AiAnletE 6alES Tlapnsl az
ssAssEs33ng 4sAlI.el1l. SlGntplali q. = s55
SSASSf4AA ny s4E1sl4nE pst received nv
9o-e s4'f GEo,R. E6YIoR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
PEOWS, PIOWS. PLOWS

61OR THE SPRING o 1sss. PRYOR ! rRosT
-EOuld can tbs attefinal of RaIrtEE 1rl TpeSISr.
70 their yeCy extensfTe stock Of Of Patent s5 c.
ter LeTerss Iron and Wlod Smoked Hfn $50 O.
Bes, both right and SIT hand AulE5ElE tllel ma
be tOaDd every si1e q the RfttsbarRSi Piolg (jlT
Beapi PIogs, osWellur< PIoIT Jrla a nm ;1C31
81 Irea Ard Woodeu Double and sinEIe s161TSI
Rl0Gss CRlIiSaturs, Eet de-
PRYOR Z FROST
ans Nos. n Ard q NFafn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
"a Card to the People
N0Wls Your Time to Save lfOneEl
Bargains! Barg;laaintsI! BargZa5:IIjn1s

Bargains! Barga1ns! Bargains!!!
I n consequence Of mo fact that N Cation Good
i axe advancing very raPiil and the indications
Are that they viii very soon Sc higher tbinlsfsay
previous time have purchased barge and srlel1fd
stock Of ROEeIsn md Domestic Dry Goods sIiiEl9I
have In store, No. 8 Main street. Centre HheeTfoE
and to EhtehI would respectfully invite tie aFfi1s
ton u the publies esI intend SsrGlE5Ilt
a the old prices and GsEae goods eFsl e9spr fFau
thsgsWere eEdr knoUn before. 30 ID 5IEIIij
needing goods, OF Who Vlu Reed p 8eEy sosll Lad
better aTGf theaselTes q ti5 q 6EtzrIty = SaI-
plying Themselves - they an sLTe rIosT EyT
ing their purchases af Ehtg tAes bez1es G4Fy Jriu
have EOod assurflaeat 70 rake their selsctioE.s
nom - r
Mullins, C4lieos, NeIs G1d B5Es' 1esr Il eTerT ~
Scnptiod, CIseka, 1lS1nsls GiEuls SsRie
and T0Eel Diapers, Irilh LEneas al Shirt Belc-II
e4rasolsI e14er SssIfsS Lac Snd Gfre1
adfne yeIl1, Ehfte 6oods Laees K1tEaSd5riTeSFi
Ifr[sa FTrlSfa+v-56e- -
LADIEsl LADIES' 1TozF special a4tsuts9u /.
trEits4 70 ny Wy slPsrigr q Bfle5 efjf "a
Witch = th0 iargess, ehsapAs sd lst eaE1TeFs a
the season 1aUnA Pisins sPR3 aaa EllEES5il
9neY 6Oods, GoEA1lb5Iae4, BeEzge AnE1sis; r.. a
great variety PEasse an eaZ9y, = I GiH 49, n
EEeRtty 70 yU1K siSElas 70 d "a ~ = 80 i7s.7
fouS ySET Easpae<flIIy,
J9ZfS RQE1IRR
8s94 Ko-3 Naia 4. GesfFe q llselfssF- Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
JOHN n. LAKIN,

JOHN n. IAKIN,
[sueess1ort to ThSs3sf IlEs3
EEILIs 3 QETERsAND HAVE OPENED mn
w Inspection q 1ilEs1aY, March 3Qt6 a -
and ven t16ef alEsoTtEeaf Sf
Cloths, Cassimees andeVestlnesl.
Alsoa onpIetea.s1rt.sato GKEIE IIlTE,S.s YTIR.
GTSHIN6 GOODS - = : =
oral, are peetfaIly iny1la - fGlf Is -
stock beoEs Is Tfrf5[ ~
lEE 49, IEoitg - cai - prompt rllrelsSs,5S
fa1ktnl Ter the lsE0atli mon ~ -
tim solicit o tie - ~ ~ ~
- n n Z I'M 1IelelSlf TS5iE
30. 1011Eti e. VEhSsliSS- -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

IOunags Trains depart 110ruIn, and evening daily.
R-R. SMITH Nasterof Trsnsportstion-
J. B. FORD,
fsbi ssOeEal Agent, Wbeelfng
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

6se.s 1slAud be- &c further enacted. Thar
iteel Commissioner of Internal Revenue
subject 10 the regulations of the Scores 4
Iof the Treasury. shall be aud Hereby Is Al
lShorlzed 10 remit, refund ana paw back an
duties erroneonslyio illegally ASSESSED or
collected .9l l and III Judgments or sums of
money recovered IN any cOaFt againsE any
collector OF deputy collector for any duties
OF bsensea pai6 nndae. nY,oteqt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24

see. 80 And De i further enacted,
That the Assistant Treasurer of the Uni.
ted Statez At San Francisco is required.
under sucn Instructions as the Commits
slouer OF Internal ReFenue shall prescribe,
to audit, allow, and pay The accounts for
services Of the collectors and ASSESSORS of
eAlifornis, Oregon. and Nevada Territory:
subject TO the revision of The said Com
missioner. 7siEzfl 80 - Z
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-02-05
A WORTHY EXAMPLE.

The wife of volunteer in the 9Th Vt.
Regiment, with two small children, resides
in Brandon. At the date of her husbands
enlistment she could neither read nor write.
Being devotedly attached to her husband,
and cut off from all communication with
him except by letter, she could not endure
the thought Of being compelled to submit
his epistles, designed for herself alone, to
others to read for her. And with the re-
fined instincts of true woman and wife,
she shrank with aversion from committing
the secrets of her own heart to the pen Of
an amanuensis. So day after day, since
her husbands absence, she has taken her
two little ones by the hand, and led them
to the district school, laid aside her bon
net and shawl, seated herself upon bench
by the side of her children, and devoted
herself to study. Within brief period
of time, SO earnestly has she set herself
about the task, this devoted wife and
mother has surmounted every obstacle,
and (although alien born,) has acquired
the rudiments of an English education.
She now writes fair hand, and reads
with fuency. fr
She is young woman of modest de-
meanor and neat in person. Her home,
though rustic, in its appointments is al
ways tidily kept. The pure affections
that are there venshrined, are fitting
counterpart to the patriotic devotion that
sustains the husband and father through
the vicissitudes and perils of camp and
field.-Brandon Monitor.