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rKLNCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

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u placer dams saniie pvvce: dosjecsns "a Ter
csnpsen-; p~ut fournir DE- honn-- recom datoas
eadres@er 2ls 7eme av., eDtgc IA 2tth and 20
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kEw PUBLIcATI0ys.

MATRlxokY MADE EAsy-A Poog 90 IrrEsrg
IVA .alsfs.s shca,d y 20 The hssis q ,v-.y n-rsa
l~fs'n ~ tho-c sorts y pstng "A r4sa 49,
tsHcts saa hsn1sgrnsy tssn<. ser rss ysd lgt
% T5certs hvnrMv. "a Sasssa street. y y.
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SALES OFF REAL ESTATE.

A CHEAP Farm FOR sALE-NEAR SARATOGA
- springs. ~ acres, - aercs IA wood good house barn
and other bnlldings Prloa 81 uo. Ad rsss Henry J..
smith, noTh@est o Fory second Street and Tenth
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\ QSe cERrIfIcArEs,-HAyIs9 HAD ONE TOOTH
LOU caira,ed without p.n, BY y Jy vILLERs, lSs
Grand brcks fross Bryadwsy chee~faiy
recommendation 10 rhosc erinc from tocihseh.
JA~K nfSx.. Mot Maven.
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Arrivals and Departures.


vEwBERN, NC-Steamer Ellen 3 Terry--NIss Baker. Of
Alabama: Major Jameson. Fifth Rhode Island; Sur
ee0ns Gillette, Of Ninth New York. and Gnlope.
1evrn,ccnth Mass Capt Beley. OF Bcgcr Rhode Island
lettery Capt Mason. OF revenue scbr Brown; Lent
Choatc Twenty third Mass: Hazlctou. Of schr
Cole: B Woodwork, r Bland, A Goc, and 10 in the
steerage.
LIvmvooL-Steamship C}rorgis--John Ephinston, d "
Berry 1hos Pen. Eliza Morrison, John Lenon. Spell
Mr. and Mrs John DAY. three daughters
Eliza Neal Henry Berr and 51S in the seerage.
DEPARTURES.
HAvANA-Sramship Eagle-Nrs Knight, Mrs Pratt, Juan
Agurre. Gee Clark. Thos Lamb Felix GOWN Nine Garcia.
sehsisr Gisinssi, n, d., Sam, Hofheimer Z Reyneds L
Fernando and lady. Philip Hcrrlich Francisco Gonr-
nend, Elw0od de Socsrraz, Jacino Alfonso, Nicolas
Alfonso A Cabrsas villaverde, Martinez, Ylanes,
steenbcck sanches. ! Mie,t, jose ssbates Fsne.
Osrar Cowan Capt Reyual and Locke, Pohlman,
A Beraui, lady three children and servant; Csmpos.
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nID.G.fsuDs.

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10 Is,ssfy ~s@rsf s-es4 lsEt frs'ss ~ stsss
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DENTIsTHY.

hrs. GRIFFIN, .sss GRAND STREET. NEW YORK
- oppost. Lord rayors aud 81 FULTON Brook
Ign. rting ther improved Artificial Tesfh With
without extracting the Pull sets gold Iaina
90: lg0ld1
stycr rubber, 81. Eaaaciing, .sc.
U,EErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ny THE USE
" - DIR DUEKrx
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comPonATIo, NOTICE..

V'o CONTRACTORS. sErAKAEE SEAf.Ep PRoro.
sals ~afh eDasrsd With the se ~ the wofs ~ snrh
The BID tnsy =. sere. VII - t~~rlr- - ~ n~r nsr
" o.eirk " q. Monday. Apga.; IS 3 ~ To- .rta.p
Of the fcisuinl streets. VT .4ysrpx
from Wet H0tsi7n risrk4n Fortv .is,
Thirt ant Fsr-h tfffy strs~l
,wern Etshth aDd Nnlh Aernes aua o. s4~~s. frgrs
Hlonsrln rasle Fosa 4. ffuisau rivef
bfs ~ ser.ssary ~ o. aa
ten. ~ obtained icsi.r rss ra.s o.
NJ fhis oaiee. IHIN k1EstNt. fri-n
kuH1. - DAhAkGft.. A...4nt
A.Ws CHASEN t.sf
rNss ~ ia srotss 6saesscs BsAsd Jap ~. J~a
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M.ry men have suffered and died in this camp
xb.n with ordinary care in hospitsl their lives
MIGHT have been spared. True, there was hos
nitsl in the camp, but many have died here with
out ever. finding it. f.aa ~,
One bitter cold night was stationed to guard
the suffers shsnty. The keen northwest wind
only Knocked at clothing, and every gust felt ito
way to the very skin. 1t was tedious being out
anywhere that night, and especially to the sick.
| took nay post at nine O'Clock. Before had
been there many minutes, fellow, thinly clad
came shivering from one Of the tents, and curled
down by the wooden shauty to get away from the
wind He was quite unwell as his looks abund-
antly showed. He had Just come into camp that
day, he said, and was put into tent already
crowded full. They, according to his story, were
opposed TO admitting him, and had then just
driven him from the tent. AT eleven | was re-
lieved, and my two hours was all that felt able
to endure there, although possessed consider
able share of health, and was well clothed. When
came to my post again at three O'Clock, found
the SICK man was still there. | tried to persuade
him to 90 to the officers and have them provide
him place more comfortable, for was actually
afraid he would perish there, but could not,
He was much too bashful TO be soldier. Be-
fore my next two hours duty was done he had
gone never knew where he went. He had
threatened to desert the service, and if he did at
tempt the hazard, can hardly help wishing him
good success.
But am making nay letter much longer than
expected. Incidents crowd upon my mind
which seemed important TO me, an eye witness
but probably they would be too tame to relate al
this time of stirring events. But | am happy &c
say the Convaescent Camp has improved since the
time of which have been writing. 1t has beer
meved some three miles toward the height oppo
site Washington, where wood is more plenty ane
other comforts more abundant. Barracks are
being built, and it is to be hoped that before sum
mer the men will have quarters more decentl.
comfortable. 1t would be lasting shame to on
Government il this eyesore was left unremedied
have sketched thus much, Mr.. Editor, of wha
have seen and known Of this place, and if yo
thrk it worthy of the room,.you may give 1t t
YOUR readers with my prayers that they ma
never be sent, as we have been, to this Gonzales
cent Camp. ANTI REBEL.
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CIREy,s CATHARrIC CANDIES -Aciaty OF the stomach
These m defines are most powerful anti acid remedy
oy the correc ion Of all acdites, whether induced
by debility from fat subsisno IN Inc stom ,cn or m
The blood eleansed and the secret0ns OF the bic ana
liver purihcd. Sold by all Druggists, at 21c per p0A
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BY~-~-TELEGAPRs
70 THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK p. M

New York, Feb. 10. The Port Royal cor
respondence of the Times dated the ID, states
that the attack by the Montauk and the gun /
boats Seneca, Wissahickon and Dover, assisted
by the mortar schooner Q. p. Williams, upon
Fort McAllister on the Ogeechee river, Georgia
was resumed on Monday morning but | have
not been able to ascertain that much progress
was made in reducing the fertilization.
Under the guidance of a negro pilot, who
had escaped from the Nashville, tie Montauk
was taken early in the morning to point with
in 600 yards of the batteries, and commenced
work at once, and continued the bombardment
until halt past one, T. Nj, when the ebb tide
compelled her TO retire, having fired in the ag-
gregate about 80 rounds from both her guns,
which worked we'll, but was unacle to breach
the work in consequence of the immenseness OF
the entertainments, which were nearly ~ ftet.
The Montauk was struck 46 times, and re-
celvod no other damage than the starting OF SIX
bolts in the pilot house, aud the shattering OF
her smoke stack. The other vessels took up
position at long range and kept up steady hre
till signallzed by Capt. Worden to cease.
The Seneca and the mortar schooner, each
received one shot from the battery, but neither
vessels or men were injured.
| III view vi uOTo stIViCc it4uiTiuS VH0 AAoh"" IA
| should not be surprised it the attack on Fort
McAllister was, for the present, relinqushed
New YoxK, Feb. 10. A New Orleans cores
pondent, under date of the I'd inst, says that
movements have been made west OF the Missis-
sippi, within the last few days, which If not OF
great importance in themselves are undoubtedly
preliminary to greater and more important ope-
ratons IN that vicinity. On Wednesday last
Capt Williamson and Lieut.. Perkins of the I'M
attached cavalry, with force of y men, 60
of them cavalry men, and II from The gun
boat Alhatros, moved from Donaldsonville
against the enemy, who were tortifying at the
Park, place on the Grossettee, about 70 miles
below Baton Rouge, on the opposite side of the
river. The expedition had with 1t howitzer,
and coming upon the enemy unexpectedly to
them, soon scattered them, and captured IL
prisoners.
,, The rebel fortihcation7 and rife pits were
completely destroyed, as were also the camp
and stables and considerable quantities of ammu
,tion, blankets, ratlons and equipments tell
into our hands. On our side there was no loss
The expedition was complete success Gen
Sbl Y is in command OF the rebels In thu
Grossete, and is expecting an attack from oul
forces Perhaps he will not be disappointed
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r,HE BOARD Of Medical Examiners for Orange County
viii meet for examination of persons enrolled in the
Militia Of aid Counly, claiming exemption from mill
tary Service, as lows 49,
At North b oukfeld, Tuesday, February ith . ,
A. 0raH"e County otcl, Chelsea, Wednesday an d
Thursday Fel ru,ry lS.h ami l9th.
Ala. j. Row.es' Inn, Washington, Friday, FEBRUARY
10th. NJ. ~. h. p.,,ou,
2lst. ,,., ,1dou ID
At the Office Of DR., Pole, bfadiora, hohuay anu
Tuesday F. bruary 20 aas gath. r,
Al mball's Hotel, West fsiree, wednesday, feoF"-
Ary 25,h. o.,a NJ ruor IN
; and 6t09 p NJ.
JOHN POOLE, I Board Examiners
A. Z. FIELD,
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first class physician always at hand 1t is peasan
thing to have doctor in the house, il he is good one
Of the right school and you are sick, bat to nave i've
doctr ouarered upon you all the time has its objections
Take a mint purchase a case OF noct GiHord's homeo-
pahc Curaves you then have the tt!er ia your own
hands If you have any question about H. Wy 'he cur
tvas on sm All sea e. are you suf ring from head
ache cough n cold dyspepsia, rheuma ism bhousness,
niles fever and ague, catrrh, or any other OF the Ill
Seases which he has prep red me lcthe ouy poN
rs cts an d. eide the ques ion on the merits t1e ed
icine sold by Fred f. smith Montpelier Vt. agent Sent
10 all PARTS the country, by NJ Burr Boston, MASS
or Pm IIp Lee 1876 " Ian street, New \ DIRK
See that his name is On each boA
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VALUABLE PEMtDY THE CrPE OF SCRoFUIA,
Mer ureal disea etc. is prepared by Mr.. 'covil
ofCipcinnati. me cures made by he of this Med
cine are most extraordinary, and considered by
their physlcans. his Medicine is called SCovi LII 8
BLOOD AND LIVER SYkUP. If any one is afflicted with
fula or has any disease OF the Blood, OF chronic
"a urr where the usual remedies have faied | would
recomme him to 1--WE this remedy trial, and he wall
not be disappointed in suse'
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CEOT III u
II. r. RIKER,

ORA Err A N T A l. o Il
has Just returned from NEW YORK, with good stock Of
Broadclohs Oassimeres and Vesings, of late Patterm
and styles German Broadcloths, Black Doeskins;
.leA n3y Doeskns, for Gentlemen
Pants Rich silk aud MarseiIles vest
ings satin and Silk Vestings,
g.t tt.Y. best qualities,
av All Garments made at his Shops will be done IL
the most workmanlike and fashionable manner
Garments cut for others make and warran ed to mt
Gentlemen wishing good and fashionable Coat
can &c: it by calling at kikers Shoi.
May 20, 1919.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE by
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfailng in the Of all
those paint. aud dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t moderates all and removes all distractions
from Whatever cause, and speedy may be reled
To Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FRS ThREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring Miscarriage but at every other
time and in every other case, they rfectly SAFE
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pam in
the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue slight eXer-
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es occasioned by disorganizcd stem these Pills VIII
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
| which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills, and encircled with Inc
Government Stamp of Great Britain, be sent post free
| or 81 90 and postage stamps.
soll by all Druggists. nov28l y&mwd
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How to Make So a Day,

WHEN ALL OTHER EFFORTS HAVE FAILED
YJooD co, lR6 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
IL HAVE Ju-T published ONE HUNDRED VALUA-
BILE SECRETS, possessing them any one, male or fe.
mall easily make, s. day, without capital In any
cv or village Every one should these Secrets
for they are or'h $500 any single married person
some Of them have been sold for 500 each One alone
costs us $3.50 for the right publish it, When once you
own them you will part with hem for money Sew
era persons are now maxi $40 per month by these Sc
rrets alone We send Book Of Secrets for % cts,
two copies 40 cts three 81 cts sur IS cs Ave 10 cts,
eight 81 Send Government money.
F6y1s
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VERM N T
WssfOrica SOClc
SPECIAL MEETING AT MIDDLEBURY,
Feb rs and 10, 1SG3.

NIortcEis hereby given that tn Special Meeting
~ OF the Vermont Historical society will be hoden az
Middebury on Wednesday aud Thursday, February lo'n
and 10Th, 1863 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ ..,,
Historical pa pers will be read at series OF puoo
meears OF which reasonable notice will be given by the
The courtesy OF free return tickets Will be
extended to persons stteni tits special meeting oy
An onn rtuniy to oin the Society will be afforded to
those who take An interest in its onIeots'
By order of the Board OF Managers: rro,,
Recording secretary.
81. Adams, Vt, Jan. Is, 1865
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QailD| @i I:I'''I|'l l|I.|'l'I'I,....
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY 10, 1863.

RELfGIoUs ToLERAT1oN.-The l3sh Regiment
ces. Some Sabbaths ago Capt. konergan's
mpany-mostly Irish Cathoics--did MT want
to attend services by Protestant chaplain.
Col. Randall told them they must, and they did.
On the next Sabbath the company peremptoriiy
refused to attend the religious services. For
this offense, Lt.-Col. Brown, who was in com
mand at the time, arrested Capt. Lonergan,
took away his sword, and preferred charges
against him for disobedience of orders. Gen
Stoughton, however, did net entertain the
charges, but ordered Capt. Lonergan released
and his sword returned. Since then Capt Loner-
gan's company, as well as the rest of the Regl-
ment, have been allowed to worship God IN
their own way, or not worship Him at all, as
they pleased in other words, religio services
have been attended only by such as chose to be
present
DEATHS IN THH SEVENTH The following
receut deaths have occurred in the Seventh
Regiment:
Winthrop D. Coolbeth, Stowe, died in hospit
al at Pensacola, Jan. 9th, 1868.
! Henry II. ellison, Reading, died in hospital
J Pensacola Jan. 18th, 1868.
Sswell Barker, Chester. died in hospital a
! Pensacola, Jaa. 18th 1868.
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On the 3lst ult., Lyman Ii. Brigham of
Newport. while drawing timber, had his leg
oanght and badly crushed near the ankle joint.
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County Temperance Convent j on

County Temperance Convention
The friends Of the Pruhbiory Liquor Law in the Coun
ty Washington hereby notified and requesei to
meet at the House in Montpelier on Saturday, the
l4h day of February next, II O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating sui able person as candidate
for County Commissioner for the ensuing year. and to
transact any other business deemed necessary when met
ELI BALLOU,
JONAS ABB0fT,
f.. s NEWCOMB, SCounty Committee
JEREMIAH CARLTON,
l. G. WHEELnCK,
Montneier, Jan %, 1853.
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FARM FOR SALE!

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm formerly owned
l by Zadock Hubbard, situated about one mile from
Montpelier village the road eRdng to East Montpe
ler Centre containing thrty-ono acros OF good lard
in good state OF cultivation, with orcharding and
small wooi-ot 1t his good house and barn, with
ming the same. anyone in want OF small farm
will do we'll to call and examine this one, as II viii be
sold on very reasonable terms. Also for sale I'd =.
House in Montpelier Village
Loomis street. the Union School House. occupied
ny c. Hollis and thir land in Midaesex, ono
half mile frsm Wright's Mills will be sold cheap.
Z. B. JOHNSON.
Montpelier, February 2, 1868. 5hetYd
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Nrw YORK. Feb. TO- A Norfolk letter OF
the 9Th inst. says that during the furious snow
storm on the Sd, about II O'Clock despatch
reached Advmlal Lee that the enemy was in
sight The supposltion was that one OF the
rebel vessels, probably the Yorktown, was en-
deavoring to run the blockade, and get out to
sea under cover Of the s orm.
The Morris moved up to meet the expected
foe, but was unable to get within range, the
rebel. true to secession instincts, making ret
rogade movement as soon as she found she was
discovered. The Morris pursued for some dis
lance up the river, but the retreatlng vessel was
the heettst and got safely OFT.
The movement was certainly a very daring
one, if the vessel was the Yorktown.
Affairs at Suffolk remain unchanged. Our
wounded in the late engagement arc improving
rapidly Everything IS quiet. There has been
no appearance Of the enemy since the fight.
We have further pa, ticulars relative to th'
recapture of Galveston, as published IN the
Houston Telegraph. The officers and crew of the
Harriet Lane made a desperate resistance be
70 their capture, and every officer On boa I'd
down to the acting master wa killed.
Of military movements at New Orlean
nothing could be maze public. Gen. Banks ii
still nusy planning his campaign.
The troops at Baton Rouge are being thor
oughly drilled.
Col Neal Dow is at New Orleans, expectin;
q comman1 In the advance.
The rebels at Port Hudson are continual
strengthening thei. works, and say if they dc
feat the tederals they will shoot all the Yam
KEGS in NV Orleans.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
III u M A N MIS- Err r

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LECTURE BY DRs CULVEkwE L, ON THE
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% This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
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FINE CARPETS CHEAP.

OVER 5000 pieces Of Fine English Tapestry Brussels
~ bought before the riseand will be cut up IN quaint
ties to suit our customers mnch less than the
prices
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
rs Hanover Street. Boston.
IL one price and cash systems city adhered to-
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MONTPELIER, VT.
FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1868.

a FAmURE.-A Mrs. Plum, yesterday ,CIhurs
day)under the influence Of temporary insanity,
supposed to be the result of too free of stim-
ulants, aspiring to make he rself, in the language
of Mr.. Mantalini, "a demnition moist, un
pleasant body" jumped into the Branch. After
floating down stream 20 or 80 rods buoyed up
by her clothes, she was rescued without beng
Seriously damaged by the bath.
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TOE.
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned having been in the Commission bus
i for time and kr owing the wants and ne /
cessy of immediate sales and remiances Of the sales
Of Produce would Inform Me chants I'D Others who sh
Produce Boston Market, that prepared make
sales Of all kinds Of Produce sent Immediate
ly its arrival, and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded the consignor. For ability do so we
refer to Hon. RoDERICK RICH HARRISON and for parcu-
lars prices, &c. A. w. WILDER both of Monp elier.
HARVEY & PARKER,
Commission n erchants
fw6ml5 No. So Market St., Boston
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Notice to Teachers,

VNHOSE who designing to teach in the town Of Mid
dlesex the ensuing year. requested to meet at the
schoolhouse the Centre of said town, Saturday.
9th, clock, NJ, to be examined according
law. All czs respectfully and cordially invited
to attend. H. l.. McELROY, Supt.
Middlesex, April Goth. wfl6w2
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RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

application Of $50 900 pounds per acre of this
"A standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos-
phOric Acid, (he indispensable nutrmen of plants
any crop.
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Post Office Notice.

On and after the first day of Nay next all unpld post
age due unpaid letters received at this Office from
foreign countries must be paid in gold sily coin.
By order of the Post Othce Department.
JAMES G. FRENCH, P. II.
Montpel er, April I6, 1868. d&wf