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70 THE CONFLICT, VERMONTERS
The S-gic's Wild blast and the el.shing OF steel.
Tho screaming Of shells and the cannons peal
fhe martial tread and the stern command,
Are echoins over native land
Aud hark yet agair,
Mid the roll Of dfnms,
ITO the rescue, menP
On the breeSes comes
CHoRus-'Tis the war-ory Of Freedom FAN In Fall In
To the conflict, Vcrmon,ers, and victory win
The clans of rebellion IN martial array,
Defy the brave army Of Freedom to-day;
Haste haste 10 the conhict--for Liberty stand
Nor yield 70 the Serpent the Bagle's f4ir l,nd.
Hush l-hark l--'u, her cry
"From strand TO strand,
To the rescue hy-
For the Eagle stand"
CHoRus ;-'Tis the war cry, &c.
who, who would not rush to the deadly strife
And deal blow for the Eagles life
What heart lie not ready ''to do or 10 dc
For the land she hath watched with guardiau eye
Llsil-hsk-'iis her payer
Mid the battles din.
Which the brefz-s bear,
"Oh hasten, and win
CHORUS Ills the war-cry, &C.
How welcome the answer from mountain and plain,
They rush 10 the conflict, battle IN vain
The hrmcst the hercest most fearless In hsht,
The children Of Freedom striking for right
And hatk yet again,
Mid the roll Of drums.
ITO the rescue, men,
On the breeEes comes.
CHORUS Ills the war-ory sc. C n.
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ANINcIDENr AT CHATTANOOGA.

AT one point there was lull in the battle
at least it had gone SCATTERING and thun-
deting down the line, and the boys were a,
much lat ease" as boys can be upon wi ON,
at any moment, the storm may roll back a.
gain. To be sue occasional shots, and now
and then cemetery shell kept them alive /;
but one Of the boys ran down to a littlespring
and toward the woods where the enemy lay,
for water. He had just stopped and swung
down his canteen, when "tick" rifle ball
struck it at an angle and bounded away. lie
looked around an instant, discovered nobody.
thought it was a chance shot-a piece of lead,
you know, that goes at killing rate without
malice prepense and so, nowise i, firm Of
purpose, be again bent to get the water
Ping second bullet cut the cord Of his can
teen, and the boy "got the idea - sharp
shooter was after him, and he went to the
right about and on the double quick to the
ranks.
A soldier from another part of the line
made pilgrimage to the spring, was struck,
and fell by It's brink. But where was the
marksman Two or three boys ran out to
draw his fire, while others watched. Crack
went unseen piece again, and some keen-eycd
fellow spied smoke rolling out from little
cedar, MS was the spot, then the rebel
had made him hawk nest--in choice In
dian, Chattanooga in the tree-and, drawing
the green covert around him, was taking
quiet hand at "steepie shooting" at lOrg range.
A big, blue-eyed German, tall enough to
look into the third generation, harpshooter
withal, volunteered to dislodge him. Drop
ping into little runaway that neated the
tree diagonally, he turned upon his back and
worked himself cautiously along; reaching a
point periiousy close, he whipped over, took
aim as he lay, and God and his true right
hand gave him good deliverance." Away
flew the bullet, an instant elapsed, the vol
ume of the cedar parted, and, like big
frog" as the boys described It, out leaped
gray back the hawks nest was empty, and a
rebel lay under the tree. II was neatly done
BY the German man grown. May he live to
tell the story thousand times to his moon
faced grandchildren.
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nInRETIC COMPOUND.

Eor fnn0rrlad Glecf and az DifelSes q ne Tril-
ayv ORGANS. 1 r This remedy contains neither
Bssam Copaiva, Spirits Of Nitro, Cubebs, Turpcutine.
or anv Other uAuseous drugs, but is elegant yegcia
be LIQUID pleasant the taste and smell cooling cleans
Il and healing In It's operation, speedily aaying all
heat and irritation In the urinary passages You, there
fore who have been swallowing d'wu BaisaD CopaiUa
either in capsules mixtures Tor months without bcne
A. until sick and psle your breath and clothea hed
with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mixtures
ma send Tor a bottle Of this Nco Remedy which will
not only cure you once but will also cleanse the sJs
TEN from the injurious effects of the mixtures you have
been taking 40 long IL IL warranted TO In hat
the time II any other medicine. the price ell be
funded one 6ottieottcH sufficient Price S3-double
siye IS
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A German who had fifty dollars in gold 10
drawer in his work bench in Colts Aruory,
had TO leave it there at the breaking out Of the
late fire. On digging in the debris near the
spot where the bench stood, the gold was
found, last week, melted into one nugget.
At a dancing match at Chicago recently, a
buxom Dutch girl danced nine hours con-
siantly when her partner acknowledged him.
self fairly beaten and very tired. The damsel
then took six glasses Of lager and quietly
went to breakfast.
At Paris an inspector stops the milkmen al
tho city gates, examines their cans, and il he
finds any that have been watered kicks it into
the gutter. How would that work in Amer
lea.
The number Of emigrants landed at New
York since January is 81 3, against 1868 to
the corresponding date Of last year It is
calculated that the emigration this year will
be 100000.
A freedman who was working with great
energy. being asked the reason Of his singu.
lar industry Wits only the difference of a
letter." he replied " formerly ! worked for
Massa Lash-now work for Massa Cash"
Rebel deserters begin to be looked upon
with suspicion IN Tennessee. A party OF
eighteen who came to Knoxville with the US
ual story Of restitution ran away in few
days, carrying off guns aud other property.
Speaker Colfax has issued an order for
bidding the sale of liquor in the House wing
Of the capitol, and his order is strictly en-
forced
The voters Of Nevada have rejected the
constitution offered them by heavy major
ity. They didn't like the candidates for state
officers, nor the proposed tax upon the mines,
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ALTERATIVE SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis krtptions on thcskia; Sore
Throat Mouth and Nose Loss n hair Old Sores
Sveihn0s paiaS IN the Bones and all ofiee signs n
Secondary Tenereai Disoase o No Remedy ever aiscos
ed has done what has been achieved by this Under
use every form Of constitutional syphto faint isspred
iy cured and in short time the subtitle poison Is
pietely eradicated from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored " II oaf the
remedy that cured a gsntsRan foN The South then stop
ping at Neoport aud Tor iohich he pte'eHfed Dr.. ".
eih $3.50 besides hs biH after hari7g been under the
treatment Of tbe most eminent pAysieani "a baltimore,
philadelphia aqd Nep York, for YIvE YEARS. o. One
large bottle lasts month price $40; half size, s. 80
Sent by express in sealed package secure from 09ser
ration. on recent Of the price by mail
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FOR Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths IN
fNrs, Voofens, &C., Inseca Plants FooiS. animals,
ut up In 2lc 60e and 81 90 Boxes Bottles. and Flasks
So and 50 sizes for HOTELS, PuBLIo INSTITUTIONS &c
Only infalble remedies known"
Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"Ras come Out Of thei' hules T. die A"
W sold Wholesale in all large cities
U y sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
u : 7! BEWARE I! Of all worthless limitations.
a. i',e that 'CosrAR's' name Is on each Box, Bottle,
and FLASK, before you buy.
y u Address HENRY r. CosTAR.
az PRlNcirAL DEPor 4s2 BRoADwAY, NY.
W I'D BY N. X. BRowH, Montpelier, VI
$3.50 isdaw
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c II Il r o X f. Z c U r 4
An pgfailing cure tor Sperma'orrhea. seminal Weak
nes NOct0ndl Eniis5ioHs and all diseases caused BY
setpoHatoni 'Ieha, Loss Of Memory, Uniuersa' Las
Stide PauH IN the Back, DUnaesi Of Tiion. Prema-
lure Cd Age. Weak Neyre, DjGcgky Of Breathing
Trembling, WakeffineSs ErttpttoHs The Face, Pale
COUitcnan"e Insanity C0nnmPtioa, and al The Dire.
FIJI complaints caused By dcpqrtiHg from the path Of
mature
u This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
one on shich all rely, as il HIS been used in
practice for many sears and with thousand treated. II
has not failei In single instance Its curative powers
have been sufficient TO gain victory the most stub
born case.
~ To those who have rifed with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond The reach Of medical
aid we would SAY, DesfaV not the cherokee Cure will
restore you TO health and ,gor and after all quaek doc
tors have failed
IL For full particulars geta Circular from any Drug
store IN the country, we the Projectors, Who will
mail free to any desiring the same full treatise in
pamphlet form,
o. Prizes, 81 per bottle three bottle. hlr S., aud
forwarded by Express 10 all parts u the world.
u " sold by all respectable druggists every shore.
Dir w. K MERWtN co,
SOLE PRoPHIBroRs.
No. 80 Liberty Street, New York.
q GooDwfS AND NJ s. BUR- Co. Boston,
Wholesale Agents. $40 dAw;eoN
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FOWLER, THE PHRENoLGGsT, AND GEN.
MCCLELLAN.-sThe father Of George b. Me-
Clellan and himself we're " old cronies, as
be expressed it: he often came into his Of
fee to listen to his examinations and when,
once on time, the lad George WAS home
from West Point the father brought his two
So MS to have their characters phrenologically
descanted upon. Says Mr.. Fowler: &" re-
member all the circumstances DIS if it were
but yesterday, and | remember the train Of
reasoning that then passed through my mind.
Never with great emphasis, "never, in all
my life, had | found such an inordnate de-
velopment of the organ of caution as in the
head of George b. Mcclellan also found
the propelling faculties, combativeness and
destructiveness small, and thought to my
self, what is the sense Or reason of sending
such natural coward to West Point But
then reasoned that there would probably
never be any war to call for military genius,
and West Point might as well educate the
towards as any other institution" He said
that his life bad only proved his early con-
victions, and referring to the great seven days
battle, related that personal family friend
was then in Richmond. and the plan of the
battle was well known. Lee said, " know
Mcclellan for natural coward. and if draw
every available man from Richmond, and hurl
our whole force upon his right wing, he will
not dare TO move his left" He did so, and
proved that be truly did know his adversary !;
for, though Mcclellan could have swung his
left wing right over Richmond he only sent
forward a corporals guard to reconnoitre,
and the golden opportunity was passed by.
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There is a young lady in Paris who has
IS, 900, 900 in her own right and millions in
prospect, and yet seems destined never to be
married She has been engaged to be mar
ried twelve times, and each time the seeming
ly fortunate lover has died within few weeks
of the time appointed for the nuptial ceremo-
ny. Let the thirteenth try-there is luck in
odd numbers.
The following peculiar motifs" was found
posted in little town in Delaware -" Re-
ward-Lost or stIade from the Premises Of
the subscriber, sheepe all over white one
leg was black aud half his body. All per-
sons shall receive five dolls to bling him back
p. She was a she goat
The petroleum oil business in Pennsylva-
MIA is assuming an unusual degree of activity.
Eastern capitalists are investing quite largely
in the lands, and the number Of wells which
will be sunk the coming season will exceed.
IL is said, any two former years.
The comparative strength OF the armies
now in the field ia generally estimated to be,
for the Union armies four hundred Thousand
men, for rebel armies two hundred and sixty
thonsrnd men.
What military order is like lady crossing
the street on wet day, Dress up in front
and close up in the rear.
Illinois has furnished 1870 troops for
the war.
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TESTIMONIALS TO THE VALUE OF
LAUGHlNR GAS.

TESTIMONIALS TO THE VALUE OF
L LAUGHING GAS.
MONTPELIER, Oct. ". 1868
Having witnessed the effects Of the use Of Nitrous
Oxyde Gas in the extracting Of teeth by Dr. Come
gys take peasurein stating that think Of the
geatest i'm proyements Of the age in The application or
sctLee for the relief Of pain. It's regard far pre-
ferabe 20 that of Ether Chloroorm, while the relief
from pam IS just as entire, that Of Ether Chloo-
form is free from those depressing Influences that Of
ten follow their ! commend It's use as a safe and
entire relief from pain to those who wish have teeth
extracted and retain pleasing associations connect
cd with the operation,
W. II II. RICHARDSON, D.
DR.. john NJ. COMRGYs- Dear Sir Having Wiiness.
ed the effect Of the Nitrous Oxyde Gas administered by
you tor the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
fully concur in the statement above made by DR.. Rich
aTdsOn.
further state that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men, and has often been administered By Pro-
fessors and Lecturers in all our Colleges as pleasant
sud amusing experiment More recently, II has been
extensively used by Dentists IN various parts Of the
County for the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
rj my from iisuse ever wing been reported have
hesitancy in saying that believe it to be the safest
and best agent at present known the Profession for
rendering the system nsensble 10 pain under dental
or surgical operations
III. SKINNER MD
Barton, Vt, Oct 81. 1868, dwtf
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. II. r. ID - Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Laf' Ag'"fo u 5, Patent PISS Washington, under
&c STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
bOsTOE, MAssAcHUsETTs
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, connuest TO Patents ia the United States
also in Great Britain France and foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
pers OF Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign worSs to determine the validity or utility Of
Patents or invehdons-and legal other advice render
ed IN all matters touching the Copies Of the
claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
out through II Inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of a'certainug the patenAbity Of Inventions
unsurpassed by II not immeasurably superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere The TestimoniAls
below given prove that is succsssf at the
Patent OHce than the subscriber and success - the
ee' proof OF advantages and ability he would add he
has abundant reason 70 believe and prove that at no
other office Of the kind the charges Tor professional
services so moderate The immense practice OF the
sorbe during twenty years past has enabled him to ae-
cumulae vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative TO patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me-
ehRnical works, and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington TO procure A
patent and the usual great delay there. here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capable aud
sneeesfw practitioners, with whom have had Official
intercourse
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner ~ Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors mat they
cannot employ person competent and
aud more capable Of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
mi H. II Eddy has made for me THIRTHRH apol,.
cations. all but Of which patents have been giant
3D. and that is now pending Such unmistakAhle pToof
of great talent and ability his part leads me to reeom
mend az inventors to apply 70 him procure their
patents as they may be Of having The most hhh,
attention bestowed on their cases and at very reasonable
charges" JlUN TkGG ApT
During eight months, the subscriber in course ~ his
large practice made ftoce rejected Application.
siNrsss APrEAls BvBRY Nh Of which vas dec;dsi
IN Ma taror, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
a. - - II EDDY
""''""' "eo' 10 l"oa $3.50
NJ RS. wlNsLow's Soothing syrup a,
BROWNS
IGARs AND TOBACCO at
BROWNS /
{ lOSTAR'S RAT EXTERMlNATOR.
Nils every time. For sale BY
N X. BROW
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Highly IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Il Il IN DELICATE HRALTH.-Dr Dow, Physician
and Surgeon, No Rndioutt Street. Boston
ia consulted daily for all diseases incident to
the female system Prolapsus Uteri,or falling Of
the Womb Fluor Alhus, Suppression. and other
enstrual arrangements, all treated upon
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
few days. no invariably certain Is the mode Of
eatment that most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and tie afflicted person ejoioes in perfect health
DIR. low has doubt had greater experience in the
Of diseases Of women and children, than any phys
clan in BOAton.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow. since 1915, having confined his whole atten
iion office practice for the Of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
United States.
BAN letters must contain four red stamps, or
they will not be AnEwered.
Office Hours from A. NJ 9P.u
Anvil 1852 $500
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GENERAL RBFBRRHcEs - Edward Tyler, Cashier
Suffolk Bank Henry shed. ESQ Cashier Bans Mu
tual Redemption, or any Of the Boston Banks Mont
peier, J A Page ESQ, Cashier Vermont Bank 52Oi
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M AsoN AND HAMLIN''
CABIN EFT ORG ANS.

Patented October 2l 1862.
The Cabinet Organs pronounced by Artists ''tho
best OF their kind IN the would and "very admiral
for both private and public use" fSee written testi-
mony from more one hundred Of the eminent
organists q the leading cities Mason X Hanln's in
s,Iumens have received the only Gold Medal ever
awarded in this o0untry,-also, FL ven Silver Medals
and fourteen Diplomas, in all tventy-six First PIem
ums--oyer all competitors
Prices Of Cabinet Organs manufactured solely by
Mason Hamhn,l $40 to $500 Mclodeous, $50 to
$40
~ B Instructors for the Cabinet Organ also
engagements Of music for the same, published by
NJ. n IL.
- illustrated Catalogues sent by mail
Address Mason 4 Hamlin, Boston," " Mason
Brothers, New York" 1898
/ II A b A S s f. I 4 4,
BARRE, VERMONT,
Manufacturer OF Church and Palor Pipe Organs Is
Agent
FOR THE ABOVE INSTRUMENTS,
and Hazeon Brothers. James Ynses aud Miller 4
Ciibs0n's Pianos.
Pipe Organs, Pianos and Meodeons tuned and
repaired 1898
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DYE COLORS.

TVI IYInN oWkl " OnItn fnu MAUI UnOus, 0haWI
ScAris. Dresses Ribbons Gloves Bonnets Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Childrcn's Cloth
ing and all kinds oil. Wear
ing App rel
HPA SAVING OF 80 PER CENT IN
For p cents you color as many goods as would
otherwise cost Use times that Various shades can
be produced from the same dye The process is simple
amy the dye with perfect success Directions
in English, French and Germsu inside ofeach package
For further information in Dyeing, and giving per-
feet knowledge what cours best adapted to dye
others, With many valuable rcc es purchase Howe q
Stevens Treati-c on Dydug and Col1rug Sen, by
mail on receipt Of proe-ln cents Manufcturedby
HOWE * STEVENS,
200 BROADWAY, BOfToN.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally Sj25
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS

II " utNotes great pari OF his time To the treatment
Of those caused by secret and solitary ba, which
runs me body and mind uniting the unfortunate in
u'idue ioi business or society. Some Of the sad ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth are
Weakne's o. the Byck and Limbs Dizziness Of the head,
nlmhess Of sight Palptauou OF the heart Dyspepsia
s~'oushessi arrangement Of the digestive functions.
symptoms OF Consumption, SC The feaul effects on
we mind are much To be dreaded iuss memory con-
uson oildeas, depression Of spirits evil forcbodngs,
version OF society, seldisrusI, umidity &C., among
fmPaung matrmony consult ply stefan Of experience
ana be al once restored 70 health and happiness
faients who wish To renain under DR.. BOWS treat
mehi few days weeks will be furnished with plea
sam rooms and charges for board moderate
medicines sent to all parts of the country with ful
rec'ons oi USE on receiving description NJ your
Dr Dow has also for sale the French Capoites waTau
ed ,hefhesi preventative OrdT by nail Three for ~.
aud red slamr az 90
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A GENTS WANTED so positively made
"A from 20 CORRESPONDING urgently needed by
every person 10 samples sent free by mail for 20
that retas for -, by l.. WOLCOTT,
699i--6m 40 Chatham Square, N. Y.
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GONORRHGA AND SYPUILIS.

beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venercal and
impure blood lmPotenty. sorohla Gonorrhga, Ulcer,
pam and distress IN the regions " procreaon InaAm-
haoh OF me Bladder and Kidneys, Hydfocele Abces,-
es ilmors fnghthl Swenps, and e long trAin of
horrible symptoms attending this elass Of disease aic
pads 70 become az harmless as the simplest aings Of
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From MRS ISAAC MOORE.

JouNsos. VI Feb 20. 1859.
s. W. Fowls X Co Boston,-I felt it my duty to
make known the world the wonderful efficacy Of your
Wistars Balsam u Wild Chauy For twenty years was
sorely On cied with the PhLiic and previously 70 using
the Basam pronounced by the physicians incurabe
Two or three bottles afforded good deal Of relief,
and many completely restored me, and Tor two
years past have had the least Of that rain
nj complaint MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
Prepared by SETH w FowLg 4 Co., Boston and for
sale BY all Druggists. "a l0eow
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IMPNRTANT no TIlE AFFLrTEn

IHI WIT Vt To IIIL AT T LII Id.
Dir DOW continues 70 be consulted Al his Office
Nos and Ehdcou Street, Bof,on, on all dsesses ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course Of study and practical experience Of
nnhm''l extent d. d. hes nov The qualification Of pre-
senun- me unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he hrst introduced them. failed cure the most
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M RS, WINsLow's Soothing syrup a,
BROWNS
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TESTIMONIALS.
al regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable aud
snoecssfW practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"