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July %, 1863. 5S6l
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The Draft for Lunenhurg.

The Draft for Lunenhurg.
We learn that for some re ason six names
were omitted in the list from this town.
We insert the whole number this week:
Lester Phelps, Dan. A. Dodge, Albion
Jewell. VIM. Folsom, Myron e. Newton.
Nathl Gray, John H. Foster, Ezekiel Hub-
bard, Martin B. Burt John Carbey, Charles
W Stewart, John 2. Dawson. Franklin Bell,
Thadeus I. rushman, James Powers, Alfred
ThompS'H, Austin Howe, Albert Lane, Tyler
Tn T. $. David Hartman, Charles Sllsby,
Gay 1cr ), Hc.atio Nichols, B. l.. Harris
horn, ;, al. c. Hastings. Albert Bell, George
). Pierce, J. Il. 5. Chandler Alvin Basin,
Isaac a. Balch, Kimbal Dodge, Simeon
Powers, Robert J. Har,shorn.
In LIST of deaths occurring or board the
Pioneer which arrived at New YORK on
Friday from New Oil.ans, we notice the
name Oh David Scott, oth VT, died August
oth.
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RECRUITS WANTED!
Important TO Nine Months Men.

Important TO Nine Months Men.
All able-boded men between the ages of Is
and IS years who lave heret fore served for at
least nine months, have been honorably discharg-
ed and can pass the examination required by the
mastering regulations of the United States can
re-enlist in any reg iment they choose from this
state, or old. and be entitled to all the bene-
fits provided by general order No. l9l for recruit
ing i. veteran volunteers.
Recruits are now wanted for the lst artillery,
llth Vt. Vols. TIL regiment has been doing
garrison dlty sefences of Washington since
December last: Men who enlist in this regiment
enjoy many privileges not granted to those in any
other branch Of the service, amonglwhich arc the
following, viz almost constantly serving in gar
rison duty. not having to carry heavy knapsacks
on long marches. Their rations are always fresh
and in season. Their cloths can be changed and
washed regularly. thereby insuring cleanliness,
very essential to the health of soldier. and last
but not least can gather many Of the comforts of
life about them, without being obliged to leave
them at a moments warning.
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- TAGE y OTTO E..
Daily line of Stages. betses
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER.

Daily line of Stages. betSe'
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER,
VI. The travelling public are Informed that az
engagements have been made establishing = dal.'
line of Stages between \: JohnSbury and Mont
pelier connecting with tie Passenger Trains n
both ends az said rouic. - a. {" Snahl" pa>,CD-
gers to travel over the same daily. Instead - tn
weekly as heretofore.
Como Hest this Stage viii leave -. JunnSlury
every dav. on the arrival of Il, ras>eage- ne
train passing through Danyil!e. Wet iansi!.,
East Cabot reaching the half way house a I..,-f
al about 9 o'clock. I. VI. Leave Cabot next
morning, passing through Marshti.ld, flainti, Ia.
Fast Montpelier reaching Montpelier in season
to connect with the Q o'clock. A. NJ trains both
for Boston. and for OgdCn>hUrg and tn West
Going East. this Sage viii leave Montpelier
every day A. abou; > ociock. +. NJ, the arrival
through the above named towns n Cabot. over
night-lcaving there next morning in season Il
take the early down train. on the Passumpslc. II
-. John>hurv.
II will be seen tina; Passengers. by this arrange
mcEt. can leave ~. John>bury. any weekday AZ
ter tea AMI reach Montpelier IN season for break
fast next morning. go from Montpelier to 81
1 Johnsbury within the same hours, passing the
night az Cabot. each way.
/ Fare through, from 81. Johnsbury to Montpe-
/ lier, - 90
FRANCIS RICHARDSON.
/ Proprietor and Driver, -. JrhushUry Ia CADET
ENOCH ". ROLLINS.
Proprietor and Driver, Cabot 10 Montpelier
/ August ), 1868. -,Hr
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" Buy me and I'll do YOU Good.

" buy me and l Ill dO you GOOD.
Health and Strength secured by the use of he
great spring and summer medicine.
DIR. LA ING LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed of Sarsaparilla. Wild Cherry. Yellow
Dock. Prickly Ash. Thoroughwort. Rhubarb,
Mandrake. DandeliOn, &c. all of which are so
compounded as. act in concert, and assist ma
ture in graduating disease.
Langley's Bitters cure Dyspepsia
Langley Bitters cure Liver Complaint.
LangIevs Bitters cure Jaundice.
LanSley's Bitters cure Costiveness.
Langley's Bitters cure Piles.
Langley's Bitters cure Headache.
Langley's Bitters cure Weakness.
Langley's Bitters cure Indigestion.
Langley Bitters cure Dizziness.
Langiey's Bitters cure Heartburn
Langley's Bitters cure Loss of Appetite
Langley Bitters cure Fiatulency
Langley's Bitters cure Humors.
And all other diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood.
The low price at which this medicine is offered
places sound health and clear head within the
reach of all. Try it.
81 and 50 cents per bottle. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO. c. GOODWIN & co.
50 Hanover street, Boston. c39-64
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GRi,E.S CEiEBRiIED SiLIE
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salre is q vegetab:e preparation. invent
ed IN the l.th century, by DR. WM. GRACE,
surgeon IN King JaineS's army. Through Its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that bafii.d the skill of the most
eIllll nj physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who kne~ him As public bcnefactor.
Grace's Celebrated Sslvs cures Burns
GTaces Celebrated Sslve cures Scslds.
Cruces Celebrated Sslvs cures Flesh Wounds.
Grscs's Celebrated Salvs cures Corns.
traces Celebrated Salvs cures Felons
6reees Celebrated sslTe cures Frozen Limbs
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures weus.
Gracs's Celebrated Salve cures csIlouses.
Grsces Celebrated Ssiye cures Salt Rheum.
Grace't Celebrated Saive cures Chilblsins
6rscs's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
Grscs's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salye cures Erysipelas Sores
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures Assesses.
6race's Celebrated Salys cures Ulcers.
Grasses Celebrated salye cures Chapped Hands.
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Rngworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down To 4 common Pimple. 1t eradl-
Gates Pinplts from the face, and beauties the
SKIN. There Is no preparation before the public
that can equal this SalTe in prompt and ener-
sefle acton Tor The speedy cure Of external dis
eases as those Who hase tried its virtues testify
Soldiers. Sale. ID EiSaer.-len, VIII find this
Salve Their best friend.
1t has none Of the irritating. heating proper
ties OF other reIaet-.es, but oools, cleanses and
heals the most serioas Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should KEEP box On hand in case OF
accident, for il viii slye then much trouble.
suffering. and money All it wants is a fair
irlal 10 cure old and iaveterste Sores.
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In Lyndon, August lith, by Rev NJ. c. Hen
der son, Barnard IIoyt. of Whcelock, and Susan
A. Darling. of Lyndon.
At Dalton, August Il, Nathl. w. GRAY. of Lu-
nenburg, and Amedia Perkins of Barnston. c.
F.. Also Ezekiel Hubbard of Barnston and AGc-
line Jewell, of Lunenburg.
In Northumberland, n. H.. ON the 18th inst,
BY Rev Josiah Morse, John Carbey Of Dalton,
n. H.. and Miss Esey A. Emery, of Guidhall.
At the Methodist parsonage in Newbury, Aug.
l9 by Rev. D. Packer. Shepard B. Whitman and
Elvira S Wood. both of Newbury.
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AYERS
CHERRY pictorial.

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Gods. Incipient Con
sumption, end for tie relief
fConsumptlVe patients
IL advanced stages
OF the disease.
THIS has been so hong used and So uni-
versallr known, that we need do no morr
than assure the public that lis quality is kept
up 10 the best il ever has been, and that
may be relied on TO DO all If has ever done.
Prepared by Ds. J. G. AVER & Co.
Practical and analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists even whers
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In this town Aug II ,Genevieve, aged s months
and 10 days, daughter of Henry and Sarah w.
French.
At Guidhall, Aug. Is, John Drew. of con-
sumption
At Compton, c F., uIy 2sth. of diptheria. Hor-
ace A. Draper, youngest son OF B. F. and Cynthia
Draper, aged years.
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TIL E CA led n | A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.


The village schools commence Aug. oath,
the fall term at the academy, Sept. LIST.
Shoulder straps have been quite plenty
in our streets for a week past. Capt. Car
penter leaTes to-day for Brattlebcro to con-
duct the couScripts to his regiment. 1t is
designed 70 give each regiment in the old
lr.ga4c 200 each Capt. Josiah Grout, who
was severely wounded by Mosby's men near
it:ains' lie, is now able to walk little with
he + cane. We are sorry to have
Miss: rs call. We regre: TO learn that his
BROTHER, Leut-CoI. circuit, is now i'll Of a
ever. C.pt. II. T. Cfossman has so far
gtired strength as to come ont on the street
ny the bel p Of crulches.
NJ VI. Lewis, tie optician, will be at
lyndon the 24th and 18th insts, at Barton
18TH and 9th, at Glover 2Sth and 10Th. He
remains at the st. Johnsbury House till Sat
ualay night only. Those who wish to con-
>4.t him will take notice.
rs will be seen by advertisement Capt
Stevens :. 5 opened a recruiting Office at the
P4ssumps House for volunteers in the vet
tran regiments now being raised. All who
have seen at least nine months service are
"cIigible." There is also recruiting Office
open in the same house for the heavy artillery
one Of the most desirable arms OF the service
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/ turiOSIty.

4 Curiosity.
Capt A. &. Halves of Gen Grants army,
Ia, sent his father in this place, J I'm Halves,
Esq, copy OF the Ficksburg Citizen. CT Jul
~. When the city was taken by the Fed
erals, on July 1, the office was captured with
he forms already for printing. The two fol-
owing paragraphs will show the difference of
Two DAYS:
"ON DT.-That the great Ulysses-the
Yankee Generalisso, surnamed Grant-has
expressed his intention of dining in Nicks-
burg on Saturday next, and celebrating the
18th Of July by grand dinner, &c. Ulysses
must get into the city before he dimes in it.
The way to cook rabbit is first catch the
rabbit"
Before the paper was printed the Federals
had possession of the office and added the
following p. S.:
July 4, lS63.-Two days bring about
great changes. The banner Of the Union
floats over Nicksburg. Gen Grant has
caught the rabbit he has dined in Vicks-
IL.
last time it appears on wall paper. No more
will it eulogize the luxury of mule-meat and
trickaseed kitten-urge southern warriors to
such diet neve, more. This is the last wall
paper edition of the Citizen, and is except
ing this note, from the types as we tou nd
them
[NoTE.-The Citizen is printed on the bach
part OF common wall paper, Of the size o
u by IS inches.
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I ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY

The fall session commences Thursday, Scpterll-
Der 10Th. This Institution has been II successful
operation twelve .ars, under the same principal.
Ii is situated in the beautiful village Of Auburn
dale. an Worcester Railroad. ten miiss frou. Dos
ton. The privileges for Music and French are
unsurpassed by any school in the country. For
catalogues and particulars apply 10
q. W. BRIGGS
Auburndale, July %, 1863. SOL Principal
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DEACHAM ACADEMY.

Fall term will begin Tuesday, Sept. lst, and
continue eleven weeks.
Miss Julia A. Eastman, of Danrille, will as
sist. C. o. THOMPSON,
Principal.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

In Luncnburg, August llth. a son to James B.
S. Chandler.
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S25 of this bounty will be paid the recruits when
mustered into the United States service. Also
one months pay in advance (Sl3.OO) premium
of two dollars $4,000 for enlisting, and the state
pny from time of enlistment to time of muster
IN.
For further information enquire at the office.
Ell. MCWAIN, Recruiting officer,
PAssUMPsIC HOUSE,
# st. JohpsbuIy, Vt.
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CTRAY BEAST.
TEETH. TEETH.
@Es.z DR.. GEO. w. MILES.
I-LI~S DENTIST

After very successful practice of over ten
months in Lyndon. would return his sincere
thanks tn the citizens of this. and the adjoining
towns. for their liberal patronage and support
And he hopes by sire attention t. business TO
merit 4 continuance Of the same
lie is using tn" IUi,gD5-cf Rvjjer. which
meets with such universal favor. aS ! base for
Artificial Teeth: but costs not half much
as gold He trusts he can do his work Is well.
ard knows lit can cheaper than any ether dentist
in this vicinity. Owing his situation MS OK
pcnscs are triri NJ compared VIII those II iaI-
places. and Is ne wishes 20 inrrciuc, h. work
nc afford to work cncap.r. and = iu5 too.
As proof f the above. al, are h.yi,, / to call.
. examine specimens OF work, enquire price. Nc
Et..Cr and Choir form administered. Teeth :
amincd gratis. References furnished. 4 good
assortment Of tooth brushes ana powders. Al
operations WARRANTED.
Ofic" at His Drug Store.
Lyndon, July 10. 1868. 5i,f
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RAW RECRUITS,
800 DOLLARS,

Y no wish to come in aad out of the draft las
mother is undoubtedly near at hand will be paid
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ltrm> of the Draft.


Some freaks of the draft for this county
were quite noticeable. In this town two
We're taken from each of three families name
iy; Currier, Barker and Sargent. And while
the native population were taken pretty
clean in the northwest part of the town and
in some parts of our village, there were but
two or three persons drafted from the East
village.
Quite number in this town, and in some
others in this state, were drafted who were
81 years old previous to July |, 1868. For
some reason the enrolling officers claimed
that the first class included all between 20
and So, instead Of 20 and 50, as the act
reads. There will be ten or dozen in this
town who will be exempt because of over
age. We notice that there are many in the
ID district exempt for the same cause.
The draft is now completed in this state.
1t is believed, as substitutes are scarce in the
rural districts, that the army will realize but
about 1000 men from this state, the remain
der committing
In Passumpsic we learn that but one per-
son was drafted, while at Mclndoe's Falls, in
the same town, nearly every man liable was
taAen.
II YES Burke nine out OF twelve in the
frSt c'.>~ acre Int by the conscription.
" Sutton, as will be seen, the assistant
provost mPr,hal and postmaster,-,he man
who did not care a d with a dash
at;er it whether Ate Lincoln or Jeff Davis
Won in tbs warts ore Of the conscripts.
Barron Noul.on, Esq, has gone to sarato
=. md \. G. Chadwick, Esq, is serving the
Io.ces upon drafted men in this town.
AbJu. sixty men from Vermont were sent
10 Long Island on Saturday.
Some ct the sneakS VINO have had then
front teeth extracted for the purpose Of get
tlaI Exempted from the draft, are taker
lightly a5ack when the surgeon accepts then
t,r cavalry service. There are no cartridges
10 bite of in that service, and the loss 0
teeth is not serious objection.
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---->=-=----- lali lptu disorder anu
decay. The scrofulorS contamination Is Va
riou>ly caused by n.ercurial disease. luw
living. disordered digestion fran unhealthy
food. 'snpure air, filth and +iithy habits.
the GCpro>>in- vices and above all liz
the ycnvrcal infection. Whatever he is
origin Il l. hereditary in the constitution
descending - from parents l" children un;o
the third ami fourth generation: indeed. II
seems Ia lc he rod .f Him vrho says. - | viii
vi>iI the iniguitics Of tie ta,lgrs u3nn their
cl.i.lrcn-' Th> diseases al originates take
Various names. according L. the organs /
attacks. In TIE lga-S- : rofsIla Produces
tuls-rrlcs. and Einally Consumption; IN the
glands. swvllinrS Tl.!ch uppuraIc and be-
come uiccrGus s1Tcs. IA the stomach and
bowels, derangrIaenls Ei.;ch produce iudi-
Ce>Iion. dyspepsia and liver complaints: on
the skin. erultire and cutaneous affections
These all having the SAME origin require The
same remedy. viz. purification and invigora-
ton Of the blood. Purify the blood. and
these dangerous distempers leave YOU. With
feeble, foul. or corrupted blood. YOU cannot
have health; with that - life uf the flesh -"
hrslthy- Won cannot have scrofulous disease
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By

The peculiar faint or
infection which re
call SCRoFrLA turks
In the constitutions Of
nuluIudes OF men. II
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
fcci,lcj. Initiated stale
uf the ilopd. wl.rein
that fluid becomes m
;uenlpctent 10 Sustain
the vital forcesin their
vigorous action and
.leareS the system 10
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DETJRNED VOLUNTEERS
STATE OF VERMONT,
Adiutsnt and Inspector Generals Office,
Woodstock, Aug. 3, 1869
CENTRAL ORDER No. ,.

GENERAL. ORDER No. =
/. Two regiments Of veteran volunteer infantry
are authorized to be raised i'll this state
, All able bodied men. between the ages of Is
and ii, who have heretofore been ENLISTED, and
have served for not less than nine months. VINO
produce Ali honorable discharge from the service.
of the usual :OIm, and can pass the examination
required BY the mastering regulations OF the
United States, may be enlisted under this order
as veterans.
3. Every volunteer mustered into service as
a veteran, under this order. will be entitled 10
receive from the Un.led States one months pay
in advance. and bounty and premium Of four
hundred and two dollars to be paid as follows;
Upon being mustered into service, one
months pay in advance, $500
First installment of bounty, 100
Premium, 2Oo
Total pavment on muster. $40 10
Two months after muster in. 5000
Sn 5000
Al the end of first years service 5000
Is months. 5000
After two years service, 5000
u 5000
At expiration Of 3 years service, the re
mainder Of the bounty will be Pii il, 900
And each enlisted man will be entitled the state
pay of seven dollars per month
If the government shall not require these
troops for the full period Of three years, and they
shall be mustered honOrably out of the service
before the expiration of their term of enlistment.
they will receive, upon being mustered out. the
whole amount of bounty remaining unpaid, the
same as if the full term had been served.
The subscriber will be al room No. l. Passump-
sic House, st Johnsbury, after Aug. 20 1868. To
recruit company from companies + and Of
the 18th regiment.
Capt. NERNES c. STEVENS,
Gnif Rr,tnLfInn Onfaff.
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DEATHS.

ES- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted Face
obituaries Including poetry inserted at six cents line IN
dvanCe.
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onnty Fair.

We are requested to announce thai, the
next Fair of the Caledonia County Agrcul-
ruraI Society will be held on the Fair Grounds
at St. Johnstury, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Sept. % and 80 The executive COM
mittee have already commenced making prep
tratons, and every effort will be made to
nave an attractive and successful exhibition.
We will print the list of committees and pre-
MUM list in our next paper
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Ayers Sarsaparllla

dntcs that medical science has discovered for
Tins affecting di>t,npcr, and for the cure of
the disorders II entails. That il i far supe-
Nor Ia any other remedy Vet devised. Is
known hr all who have given il a trial. That
il dos combine virtues truly extraordinary
in thar effect upon this class Of complaints,
Is indispu:ahly proven hy the great multitude
al lublicly known and remarkable cures il
las made of the following diseases: Kings
Evil, or GlaIdular Swellings, Tumors
Errptions, Pimples. Blotehes and Sores.
Erysipelas. Rose or St. Anthonys Fire.
Salt Rheum. Scald Head. Coughs from
tuberculous deposits in the lungs. White
sWsllings, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or nidig estion. Syphilis and
Syphilitie Infections, Mereu-ial Diseases,
Female Weaknf seS, ard indeed. the whole
series Of complaints thai arise from imru-ity
Of the hlcnd. Minute reports II Individual
o;s>c> may 49, tou,'G ln AYERS AMERICAN
kis.ANho. which : furnished 70 the druggists
tsr r.'ria,S distribution. wherein NAV be
h ..lli e.. tn tlir, ciions fnr IT use and some
q! i.lr rcRiaI kaile cures which il has made
'tlcn ali o'l,r remedies had failed 10 afford
r.h.3- those cases are laTl,o>clv taken
iroRl al :, -iirn> uf the country, in order
iliat every reader nlay have access io some
enc y:in can speak 20 lila OF IL bcnt its from
,a,G>"i,al experience SrrpfGla dgpres>es the
sifal yI.: -ies, .3'd thus leaves is victims far
i.ur, subject 10 disease and It's fatal results
li.s.m are healthy constitutions Hence II
i,r,Gs 10 shorten. and does greatly shorten,
thr average duration of human life. The
Vas; Importance of these considerations has
Id Us to spend wars in pcrfecting remedy
which Is adequate Ia IL cure. This Nc nON
Offer 1" The public under The name Of ArER's
Sii;>Ai', F;iil,. although I Is composed of
ln-Tc,,i liS. Sul.,c Il " lIich cNr-ed the best
% Ncgsgio1,la. IN alternative power BY lis
al ,cI niav T, glcCt SsuT>clf from the suffer
III, .i.d danger ii Il, =, disorders Purge
ca; iii,- foul lcITupfionS litat rot anc tester
IL IL hrua lsilr~ az; the csu>es OF disease.
ANA i.urnus i,ail.l viii follow. By liz yccu-
L.. yirlli,-> his rorEtsiy stimulates tice vital
fultiir:lS, and thus eNr,i> the diStenp,rS
w..,,-l ilTk wliiil.i Ia sy>.C3i - LIi-SI sl.-
,,n any part % IL
l,v tTuU the public have bven atceive,i
l.: RAINY oon:poGnd> al >ssaesGr a.. ,s,t
promised much and did nothing: lalt they
viii neili;cr !ae deceived Nor disapyoil TED IN
tits. It. virtues ii.gy- hJen proven l,v album
daIIt trial and there Remains 10 question ,,i'
IL SURPRISING exuciivl.-c Tor The r.ar,. i th,.
affecting diseases II i intended To reach
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