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causes.
Nothing that IS not wholesome .geulaIanares
toratiye in its nature enters into tue compost
tion of HosrErTKR's STOMACH BiT1ERs. 4 ms
popular preparation contains no mineral 81 any
Mn no deadly botanical elements nQ fiery ex-
citant; but it Is combination q tlie e5lsaes
az rare balsamie herbs and plants with the pur.
III and nildest Of al dEusiye stimuants.
II Is vel 10 be f9roarned against disease, and,
20 ar a. the human system can be protested
Nv human means aeainst maladios eugendered
by an unwhelesome atmosphere, I pure water
ard other external caUaes, H0sfErIFEs DIf-
rms mas De relied on rs q safeguard
rs diAG4ets infested with Ferer and Ague i
has beeu found iniallible as a preventive and
irreslstible as a remedy and thousands who re-
sort 10 i under apprehension 81 an attack es.
cape the sc0urge; and thousands who neReet
70 avail themselves 81 is protective quaiiles ~
advance. are cured by d very brief coarse q
this marvellous medicine Fever and Ague pa
iieuis, after eing plisd Nth aanj,ns, iot lei,is
IA vain. until fairly satafated Nth that DANGER
aus alkaloid, arc not upfreqasutly restored 70
health within q few day3 BY the use q Hos
rrrTrHs BITTEfs.
I lie s.eak stomach I rapidly nylgoratea and
! tho appetite restored by this agreeable lonie'
ard hence Il vorks wonders ia cases DgTPaa
f ana III less confirmed fonas Of iadigesh9H. Act
+ ing a. 3 gegile add painless apPerienis az wei
as npon fhe liver, 1t 0ls0 invariably relieves ne
CmstiBation superindueea ny irregular seton
F AZ dc digestive and eeefeliYe organs.
persnns n feeble hsbit, liable 70 Aersoss ~
4 faets. Eoguem II Spirits aud FFf n LahgeaF
I fnd pramp3 and permanent relief lfonl me bit
tiers The testimony 81 this point y inosi con
elusive SOD ffhm both sexes
The agenv II Btlioas Cotif : imnediaieiy a.
suaaed IN y Single dose u the sfimuani, ant
III occasionally resoriing 70 II, Tue return 81 ih'
c6iap'altt iaag IS prevented.
asa General Tonic, ll0sTETrEIs blfFEhl
produce Effects which must BE- experienced q
witnessed before they csa ba fniY appreciated
H. eases II Constitutional We9kafa Pfema'Hf
yJsfng ana DcblIsy ahd Deerpifptc afisinl
from CID A0E ifezereise tte electic iutpeHc
H. the oonvaiesceHt stages g. aif diseases y 0p
crates s. 4 deiigarial iuyiHorsa'. y heh @
re.rers If nature are rsiexea i operates 70 r.
enforce and re-ostaAilsh fhem.
fasi. but noi ieast, rs Ite Vagg H9s atfsss
fs.sf being manufactured igar sound and e
eecuous materials, aud eutigely tree foti ~
mesa essfaeais present. more * .ess u 81 ne q
firsrs TONES ana sisiaAehiee ~ tie aaY.
No fGnjir medieine ilss been . cuiTersslil
and. L may he truly aaaed, desertatg fepah
with ths intshieeBt pert q tAe ep}nhiH nit.
= EparfgnMe BifFrre
Prspared ~ H0sTHEfER & SMITH,
plfsstufgh- Pennsyitaila.
sod bg all brnwsgKs ptoseff BIO SLOT
: keepers every Heefe.-<A I'll
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W y
i DIR. l.. DIX particularly invites ~ ladies
who reed Nedieai Or suyatt Al adviser iVeali
at his Rooms, No. q Endieait street, boston,
lass, which they will arranged for Their spec
ial accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty year,
10 this particular branch Of the treatment o. ~
diseases peculiar to females, i i nov conceded
bv al tboth ia this country and n Eufope iha'
he excells all other known praetluehefs Y w
safe, spceIy and ciFeciHal treatment 81 all W
male complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared With Tue eSpfss'
purpose Of removing all diseases, such - ne
billy, weakness, unnatural suppressions, q
which flow from a morbid state 81 tie blood. =
Tie Doeior i now fully prepared g treat - by
peculiar style, both medically aed snfKlea1.
all diseases of the female sex, aud trey we -
spectfulE invited % call al
No. 81 pndlrott STREET, EOslOn.
All letters requiring ADVICE must contain On
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-17

Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength
Ia uripate. thereby removing obstruction. pre-
venting and curing structures Of the ureihrai
allaytnq pain and inflammation, so frequent ~
the class Of diseases, and expellng all Foison
ma Diseased md ,corn0a Matter.
IHousANDs UPoS THOUSANDS VINO HAVE
,,pFN TIN VICTIMS on QUAcKs, and VINO haye
. ia henry feesto be cured ina short tTe, have
found they were deceived, and that the rois'
or has. by the use Of POWERFUL Asriuse'
rs.rs.' been dried up ii the system, 70 7renk
out IN an aggravated form, aud perhePs fter
Marriage.
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- ft4ss thsn sap sskef IL tsae.af. sash essste
aaHs saz psfsaai.saiy SID 'eea rss'ruiaf ffem
ss+anatssn os aaf q rx8feafs p 81 Resiasfi
: rs ssfs snd tsssei
srIF ADJ SIS ASn S0iIFAE1 HABITS
fhsB sa.sis aat eassa bretft
sHFclAH. AgNEETs AND SITUATIONS,
IuHsni Is asfs sra siutis laaifst
SrUREr AND DELICATE nlsoRpfRst
Nsrenrsl AaeefIeasi EfuFtsos ed - ps-
csset ~ lhs sk,n tcfa ~ fl,e Nasf, a'aa3
aaa Raaei Hmplss Ca ihe Eaee Nefsa.Fs e
,he aMHAst Nertensness teNffii1lHfsl Fha
oibsr Wsskps e. Is Yeaih. aHs' the utse -
saaeea, 81 az segs el
RogH sENES, SINGLE eR MARRIED.
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CAUTION None are etnulne unless ihe
words HOLLOWAY NEW AoAk AND h'sReN', n
book Of direction around each pot o. box TIE same
may ba plainly seen hy holding tlie leaf Y the Hst
A handsome reward VIII be given tommy one renaef,
ing such Information as may lead e nc ueleetol q
vending The same knowing them 20 be spurious
49, Sold at the mandatory o. Professor loLto-
wy sN Maiden Lane View Y0rk and by alrcspee.
tallp Druggists and Dealers n Medicine thtqugheal
fhe civilized world IN pots ana boxes ~ ~ ttNA ~
cents and 3li1 cach
- There considerable saving br t1sine fhe
larger sizes. .4 +,
4. b. Directions f0r the guidance q paiihis IN
~ pealepa So my well known medicines
can have show Cards Circulars, &C. sent free
of Expense, by addressing ,
IA 80 Maiden Lame, \,
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charges are very moderate. Communicates
saeredly confidential, and all may fcly On hin
with tie slrie,est secrecy and confidence, what
ever may be The disease, condition Of situation
Of any one, N rrief or single.
Medicines seis by Hil or kxpress to al parts
IL the United States.
Al letters requiring advice must sontain ono
doilir to inanre an answer.
address Dr. l.. Dix, No 81 Endicoit street,
Boston, lIass.
Boston, Jan. 20, lsG4.-if8G
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-17

This Stove also is made with or without
Reservoir aud He. Closet Oven doors lined
with tin reaectors and well ventilated A
stove which We warran, IN every particular.
We sch also the Monarch, Comfort
or, Iousc Keeper, Henry clay,
the elevated oven CuItivaior, and sever
al other kinds of Cook Stoves, besides large
assortment Il PArlor and ParIor Cook and
Box Stoves. Of all sizes and prices. which
pm be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually ire.
All kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
AEso. several kinds Ct Pumps Of th'
best laake. ssd Lead Pipe.
TIE Hlghsss Marie, Pries. Cash, paid fol
Calf skins and sheePss PsIfs.
U.s. AsneA NJ q, ss<4
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WeakntS or Dtb0iIysinduftd BY Over
Eafirnf

VII g,fr Il spfaar rs TIE stef fhrsa lnralHshh
pil,s md ne soldier wii Quickly ae4nirr a.il.faE
etr,srth Never ift fhc Bowels BE- eithff ceniincd
Ia nndriy sfied ptan 4 may seem firnkt mat
HailsasFN Flls SHOULD y raeaualeenaea tM i4k@n.
tors aud Flax, many pfrsau's4tfr lNs WY ne
take ~ chess FIlls 4 iii correct the liver gha STOUT
ash. and ilus remove si ihe atrid hnnofs ifeh tne
egsirfa 1his we,liclue VIII give SONG aua Eigag 70
the whole alFaaic system, however ltfaiEea' "Al+
b.sltiF ara strength lallow O. maitts e course
Naihl8e w8H stop the relaxation t ihs Bowels 81
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a ~ q
TO sell the celebrated
HOME COMFORT.
I'll 1
s. . -
-
q
Patented in 1860.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
Y 10 requisi,on to make the HONE Con-
,o,r ,be host Stove in the country.
1T ExCELLs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
1t performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, ha'
three . inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. G has three 9 inch and one 0!
!, hole, and large fire box.
Where family exceeds 10 person
e the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with ExteEtion top are pro
7. vided with heavy Copper Reservoir
covered with tin, which are filed wit
water kept hot by the waste heat, ais
: back Closet made Of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the j
side with Tin Reaectors, with ba'
" " and bottom covers. The oven Is We
tilaied, in fact every thing is as ne
perfect as man can make it.
70 e For another first Class Stove we are Sc
ing new one which is becoming great
m. vorite. called the
CRUSADER.
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Use HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT Brcnu for ailat-
fectons and diseases Of the URINARY oBGANs'
whether existing in MALE or fENALF, from
whatever cause originating and no matter 81
now l. ONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires ne aid q
DIrREfIc, HElaBoLD's ExfHAcr bteHu ~
TuE GREAT DiuGETic, and y certain 70 nave
the desired effect in MI Diseases Jor Thifh y /"
Recommended.
Evidence 81 the most reliable and reaponsi-
BE character viii accompany the medic inc.
n..at oo nar hattie. ar siorx 1890.
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M. q EndlroLl SIrtl, n0sIOn.

All letters requiring ady5ee mus contain
dollar to ensure an answer
Boston, Jan. 20, fsG4.--ly36
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lgti3fgtai 10 S0ldifTs.

ff,r taelitie 81 saiiaraners tfeetgA pr sfieati
Is eatiHe snd diHknH eiatNf 5 pue a's. sai1f
fbHs 8gfuifAne the healthNl scilan g he ta bna
stomach Ifrse nftlna Fiust p riHffta 81 yea dcf
sifo Is a. utli Ihe plle. taken ascending g. ihF
ff.tted trsiFasit.ns wllt quitklr pfoAugs hfpltbf
action ln both HFer anH stomach sna So q natafAi
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A large assortment u Clothing jus, reeely
el an for sale for Cash.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

A RAID FROM PsNNsYLvASIA.-We have had
several rebel raids into Pennsylvsuia, and now
We are having political raid from Pennsylva-
MIA Colonel Forney Ia at the head Of the raid
ers, and has established his headquarters at the
Astor House. The last raid hs made was in
1856, when he levied ffty thousand dollars to
carry Pennsylvania for Buchanan. since then
the price Of the Keystone State has advanced,
like everything else; for now he wants one hum
dred and atty thousand dollars 70 carry the
State for Lincoln. We hardly think that even
that sum will bs enough, whom Colonel For
ney's commission comes to be deducted.
The democratic raiders have not bssn seen
yet; but they are doubtless preparing to invade
as Let them attack August Belmont 6rst. He
nut his name 10 draft for Ave million francs 70
establish Msximilian In Mexico, and certainly he
cannot refuse to subscribe one million francs
to establish Mcclellan in Pennsylvanla. Then
the petroleum aristocracy, and the shoddy ariss
tocracy, and the shinplaster aristocrsey, and the
anthracite sristocracy, all lave plenty OF
money, and ought 10 be willing TO contribute
literally. or course the Pennsylvania election
Is . mere question Of money, and the party
with the longest purse and lsgcst portenon-
male will carry the STATE,
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

GENERAL MCCLELLAN SYMpATHIzEs WITH The
ARMY AND THE NAvr.-General Mcclellan is
at Orange. The other day he made neat little
speech there, in which with proper sentiment
he gracefully alluded to the achievements Of
our great military and naval heroes. He men,
toned by name Farragut, Sherman and Sherl
dan. Very well-great heroes, every one. Did
General Mcclellan ever hear Of man by the
name Of Grant-a general in our armies. There
certainly is such man, and he has fought some
great battles and achieved great victories. 1t
would bo we'll for General Mcclellan to study
this subject and get posted by the time he
makes another speech. He will then be able
to use the names of some more Of our heroes,
aud Il will have good efFeot for they are
names that the people like to hear.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

TIE TprBuxE ON RIors.--Poor Greeley is
terribly distressed at the treatment which q
portion Of the Lincoln procession received the
other night after their insult to Mcclellan
banner He has done bis best to incIte riot
ever since The commencement Of this campaIgn
by bis calumnies and ISLANDERS upon the op-
posing candidate. Nor Is this the nrst time
that he has tried TO get up riots. He was
engaged in that work at the commencement Of
the war, filling the Tribune with his lies, instl-
eating rio.ous procssdlogs. The cup which he
IVES then preparing for others b new coming
homo 70 himself. We have time snd time
again warned the Tri1uss people that tho'i
oalumsssa were inoisins the people. Il .tsl
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

CANDIDATES FOR CoSoREss.-Thc Daily Ne,os,
the organ Of Ben and Fernando Wood, Is .
more efficient advocate Of the rebellion than
any paper published In Dixie. Now Ben and
Fernando propose to run for Congress (on this
side the lines); and, as they arc good democrats,
and stand 80 straight on the Chicago platform
that they bend over backwards, they expect
that the Tammany Hail democracy will hold
them up and carry them through in the old
democratic way. We should like 70 see the
Tammsny democracy do IL.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

In THE WRoNo Position the report OF
the proceedings OF the Board OF Aldermen will
be found set forth the very extraordinary
grounds on which Mayor Gunther has thought
Ht to veto the resolution Of the Board In
favor ef an illumination Of the public buildings
decent course for Mr. Gunther to pursue would
be to resign the Mayoralty Of New York and
take that OF Richmond. He Is better fitted to
be mayor under JeR Davis than to be the
head Of an enlightened and progressive COM
munity like that Of New York.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
MSvsmsnts of enc Italian rrLpnes Pr1n.
efpe Umberto.

TAs frgsts Principe Umbsrts rsprsssuAiug ths Isss
government 10 these waters sailed ysstdsy On csus
10 Philadelphia BAtimsrs ara AisxsnAris, where ~
scholars Of the Royal Marine ahcoi, who ars nov -
board OF her viii douhAsss ~ rsossvsd BY the Prssdss
and BE- permitted 70 vsK al bjsss of nssssst a. ~
capital Of our nation mo PrtocIps unSsrs was 49,
10 socs "a two hundred ana ixy fsss in iensth ssA
forty ak fee, beam osrryse nsy-swo guns q modern
syIs Her armament sd saePm'u's - psrsss
,s,ou~bou,. sbs ,s a rass salsr, and with ~
"a or her powerful engines caa squ1 In spsse
,ns s.sssss OF oar track msnof.war. She ID W.
vsp,nssed, we'll sulbpsisd with nrs psAps and iibsrar
eovp,sbsd with ovsRs In wAsch snsueh bread ca -
n~rcd 70 supply the osBosrs and crew with 'sps1
.sokv as oil times. Her captain, the Cavalier d Bss
bss, m addition 10 bis duties - commander Of ~
srrsss the drGaoa cf che studies or the midshipns
On board, and his executive enncsr, sSne. Cssaa q
Nssri, controls shsE pssyoc.Ion on military maMsrs.
uh probable THAI shs priucipc umvssb WI VIVA -
port .gsaa cstors hss dSp&Ssess ~ peRsss
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

The WAR AND PoLrIcs.-The people ex-
hibit curious apathy in regard to politics
They do not talk politics or read the political.
SANDERS in the partisan papers. They think
only of the war, and know that the fate Of the
country rests, not with the politicians, but
with such generals as Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan, and such sea kings as Farragut.
Platforms and parties cannot make peace.
Our soldiers and sailors must do that Lincoln
and Mcclellan are both Union men; but the
Union does not depend upon the election Of
either one Of them. Our army and navy will
save the Union, let politicians say what they
may.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

OCTOBER ELECTIONS IN THE CENTRAL STATES
The Tribune and the republican organs
throughout the country are laborlng hard to
prove TO their readers that the results Of the
October elections no longer afford any critic
rion OF the general result in November. They
evidently have made up their minds that the
State elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana are
going against them and are preparing the
minds of their partsans for the result to keep
up their courage. The supposition upon which
they base their arguments we consider fslla-
cous. We might review the result in Pennsyl-
vania at the October elections just previous 10
the Presidential elections for q long period
back, and prove that as went Pennsylvania
in October 80 went a majority Of the votes In
the Union in November. But this is unneces
sary. The naked fact that the Central States
elect this or that ticket would not be Of itself
Of 20 much Importance were It not for the fact
of their position, which enables them to reflect
TO great extent the public opinion in other
States. Important changes revealed by the
votes In those States in October show the drift
of public opinion In ell the other States.
Placing the fact Of this change in sentiment
officially on record one month previous to the
Presidential election encourages the wavering
and doubtful, and causes them 10 take sides.
II also strengthens those who have made up
their minds TO vote otherwise than ~ they did
at the last election. II is this Indication Of q
revolution in public sentiment which makes
the result Of the October elections important.
There Is, however, no State ticket to be
elected in Pennsylvania this year, which may
make ii difficult to ascertain the real change,
IL any, In the vote. 1t is true that members Of
Congress are to be chosen; but II is well known
that local complications, local issues and local
prejudices between counties which make up
Congressional districts often affect the result
and are more likely TO do so than on State
ticket. An approximate result may, however,
be reached on the aggregate vote Of all the
districts. Il this reveals any marked change
II may be taken as forerunnsr Of tho Novem-
Der election in all the principal States. Tho
effort, therefore, made just now by the repub-
lIoan press, from tho Atlantic 10 the Rocky
Noantaips, 10 prove tasi nsy can do without
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
TAs Turs.

PosrroNExENr or rHa HUpsoA COUNTY RACING
MEETIro.
TIE second days racing meeting was 10 have taken
p,sss yesterday but owing to the raia storm OF shs
carly mornpg wnoh rendered The TRACK totally unit for
vssns purposes, shs meeting was postponed, whether
uutu to-day or soAs day usxt week, We II shs writ
ns unaware msmbsvs Of the association were pre-
hit 70 ssplaiA matteu Much Dissatisfaction vas -
pressed " gfvsra Of the owners OF hofsss aud viAofs
u ~ lsbk of information ed c6urtssy dhplaysd.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Corcxsf.--sgnor Ardavps, announces grand concert
81 ifvAs fIsu % saturday svsaias, October assisted
By nssy 'Ncsied AktNss,
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
HeT.eE TO NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Parties having communications forward TO this jour
nal in connection with should be particular
In addressing them to Mr. Bennett only. Letters on
suoh subjects otherwise superscrbed will receive no
notice.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30
Olympic Th cstre.

The very pleasing adaptation OF Dickens story Of has
tin Chuzzswi which has been the stage at The oyn-
pic theatre for the past few nights continues 70 draw
good houses and to call out staksuss manifsstasD
or satisfaction from the audiences To compress into
dramatic form the story Of Martin Chuszlswt, =
Doksns best Elaborated and perhaps best conceiva9
works. labor not easy Of accomplishment TO psrtysQ
Pscksni with hts hypocrisy and hs 'qsmbs;" the dse6
and mysterious crimes Of Jonas; the ss6shness Of -
elder ChuzxlswH and the wild Of The younger ~
olv OF Mark rap'sy; the mystery Of NssgstA the Jsrs
p,ddlersm Of Montague Tlsg, and the oharsstssissV
"iigsrismo of Bailey IN nvs 10. drans, and DO 3
to the satisfaction Of critical audience is no ~
task. The drawbssks in.sparabls from the nsS
ducslon Of pi&cs which rendered ths psrovmsaoo
somewhat ths nrst night, have been obvssed ~
the actors familiarity with their Soies and ell acss -
now smoothly and sgreeaby. Tpe cast very FAN, ~.
8oddsrs's Peckson, Mr. Bland1 Jop2s chu.ziswis -
Mrs woods Bailey being remarkably COED As tbl9
version does not introduce us TO aay OF The Amsr4
portion Of The hsro's story, ~ mad vsN promsnO
part ls ousalmeet Ike thas Of Hamlet iu We taoeAy>
we mean Jefersoa Bsick-an oQissldn whs apart fs1A
she humor with which sAs author hs ntsessd TIE sh
raoter and ne uvdSssnblancs 70 the oaeo a which "
sype the asAisuos must have felt ~ The moro FrcA A0
local associations whch(rsndsr that secnss OF 90 AD
riosn jourusIlst familiar. w oukht 70 havsJegr.
scn Brick osfsainy n order 70 mAs the pisos tbsosG
~ popular.
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

aour and feed, hoc,s shoes bats. CAPE nc wore de-
stroysd BY are at WOODSTOCK Canada on Monday morn
ing last. Loss 100000.
There was frighfsI accident the railroad bstwecs
Atchisob and Leayenworth, Kansas. on the 2ots INST
fne axle Of oae OF the forward gave way and two
Of the passenger cars were thrown from tho track
Twenty i've persons were injured. Ave OF the Number
seriously fA q a -
There soma Improvement in business yesterday
yet markets unsettled snd prices mostly nerni
nal Ths especially the case with foreign mercnan'
disc. Domestic produce generally sold lower after gold
fell below 200 cent but there was more brsiness
transacted than usual Cotton was dull and nominal
Petroleum comparatively steady, with fair ousa
Groceries we're quiet. On Change the Hour mar,
ket was less active, and prices declined loc 2oc.
closing dull. Wheat dull and Sc. q &c lower Corn
was firm, with fair demand. Oats were lower and In
active Pork was Hrmer, with fair demand Bsef and
lard quiet but arm. whiskcy hrmer and freghts dull
The New York herald., 1864-09-30

Pennsylvania, thus showing tha. they consider
it certain for Mcclellan, seems to us as admit
ting The election OF the hero Of Antietam.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-06

VERMONT AND MANg.-If there ever
was need of faith in the patriotism OF
the North there ought to be no faith
lessness now. While Old Vermont has
less to gain than any Of the New Eng
land States, she still remains true to the
Union, and acts upon the example of the
Green Mountain Boys. From first 70
last in this war her sons have earned
honor on the field. And 1t was two
companies of her soldiers that proved
at Yorktown, in MeClellan's campaign,
the fighting power Of the North. This
handful of men waded stream and
charged the rebel batteries, putting eight
hundred of JEFF. Davis men to flight
and only because their commander, No
Clellan was q timid general, the capture
of the whole concern was not accom-
plished. But Vermont has voted again.
and again has made the record of her
loyalty, courage and patriotism good.
Then comes Maine. The old state
where men of sense and vigor reside
She has given treason black eye and
sent dismay among the copperheads.-
Her regiments of stalwart young men
have earned imperishable renown in the
field, and her citizens at home have IL
Illustrated the power of civilization and
republican honesty. Good for Maine
and good for the country. - Gloucester
Telegraph.