Vermont Journal from Windsor, Vermont • 8

SATUKDAY, JULY 29, 1865, VERMONT JOURNAL, 8 vAJJhQ The new dome to be placed on the enlarged 1863, and has remained in the Department of the SP1UXG i S0I1IER liOODS AT Reduced Prices NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS iii'-' Poplins, Mozambiques, French Cbecka, Glngbnana, PeLalnee aid Prima. IN SEASON TI1IS TIME ALL PERSONS who buy Books. Paper, Stationery, are hereby inlonied that the CAREMONT MANUFACTURING COMPANVi OP CLiREMOST, N. H. have got out their SAMPLES OF DIARIES FOR 1866, and are prepared to take orders (or varieties of size, quality or binding, and that they will be happy to send their DESCRIPTIVE WHOLESALE PRICE LIST, in which thirty -six kinds are so minutely described that there is scarcely anv need of seeing the goods belore ordering, to any IEALEU requesting the same by "'Those who had the O.

M. Co's. Diaries last year need only to be told that thev are malnlv made by the same parties this year, and will be found to surpass ANY OTHER MANUFACTURE in this country In every point of excellence of workmanship. DEALERS Who have learned the advantage of having good work, and having it in season, will please take this gentle hint and get their names as near as possible at the top of the Order Book. NEWSPAPERS Iu Vermont and New Hampshire, goal ani 51al The Second Vermont Regiment.

The Seoond Vermont. Regiment, which wag received in Burlington last week, haa a record which few regiments can It was mustered into service June 1861, with 868 officers and men. The original Boater contained the following officers. i HELD AND STAFF. Colonel Henry Whiting Lt.

Col. George Stan-oardj Major Charles A. Joyce; Adjutant Guilford '8. Lad Quartermaster Perley P. Pitkin Surgeon Newton H.

Ballou; Assistant Surgeon B. Walter Carpenter; Chaplain Claudius B. Smith. Sergeant Major Wm. Guinan; Commissary Sergeant Lauriaton L.

Stone; Hospital Steward, E.Z. Stearns; Drum Major Charles Remick. IiINE OFFICEBS. Co. Bennington Capt.

J. W. Lt. Newton Stone, 2d Lt. H.

W. Cady. Co. Castleton Capt. James Hope, 1st Lt.

John Howe, Sd Lieut. E. Johnson. Co. Brattleboro Capt.

Edward A. Todd, 1st Lt. J. S. Tyler.

2d Lt. A. Prouty. Co. Waterbury Capt.

Charles Dillingham, 1st Lt. W. W. Henry, 2d Lt. C.

Gregg. Co. Tunbridge Capt. Richard Smith, 1st Lt. Lucius Whitney, 2d Lt.

OrvilleBixby. Co. Montpelier Capt. F. V.

Randall, 1st Lt. bzjAOk: SZZjKS, a is CO 13 Brown, Bleached and Striped Cottons. A Large AHsrtmenl SPRING SHAWLS, CASSOCKS, SHORT SACKS and CLOAKING. Parasols, Umbrellas and Hosiery. Linen and Paper COLLARS- DOESKINS, PLAIN AND FANCY, i For Oent'a and Boys' Wear.

A. 33 A Complete assortment. 8000 lb. Fre.h-Graand WHITE LEAD. Linseed Oil, Japan, Tarnish, Turpentine, French Yellow, Venetian Red, end Whiting.

A KB'rV LOT OF CHILDREN'S CABS. 3000 EOLLS HOUSE PAPERS. Extract of Tobacco, for Sheep. FINE SALT, IX BAGS AND BOXES. Also, 225 lb.

Bags BUTTER SALT, at 94.50. WHITE TUXBUEY. Jncah Bllaa'a STATE OF VERMONT In probate Court Court, held at Chehea in Administrator on IjlLIHU Juoob buss. late of et Jt In 7 xamination and allowanoe. and nJ aucuirc.M uioinuuijuu and Dartiti, said deceased Prtltluu ol tta Whereupon, it is ordered by said and said application be referrrt id Court, to be held seaiT.

eou said Chelsea, on the 17th day of .4 A. i i. that notice hereof be given to all Wlnli by publication of the same Srla iiiirtiu uT-vipiuii inereon; And it is fi.M in tlie Vermoi tJournal.a sor, previous to said time' larooffi that ther may appear at said i hm should nut be allowed, and such deor By the Court, J80-82 -WW, a. B. CLEAVRt.iwn Jacob H.

Davla' mHE UNDEttSIGNEn h.i t. the 1'robateCourtotthe District of misslonera to receive, examine and dju and I demand- ot all persons aitninst JacoTw 1 nlniins ot lhn ilveaasri vi in said UHtrict. dpceu. of the oreditors, hereby give notice that we i Lelli the purpose of exam iamg and allowing1! Samuel Davis' dwelling-house, in said on Tuesday the fifth day of December one dock nntil four o'clock, montna trom the 6th day of June A ri 7. "1 time limited by said Court lor said cred'iL their olaims to us for examination and 188B thisBtid.y WALTER KEWKLL le J29-33 W1LBKB Jf.

JiEWELL I iin' State of Vermnnt. a tj-H777- WHEREAS, the EXCHiXGE Corporation duly incorDoraled h.nJ,1"'! ture of the State of Vermont, located and nes. at Springlieid, in the CountJ om made application to me. requesting meto claniatioii designating some day for the existence ol said Corporation- And whereas, It has been made to that two.th.rds of the legal votes oi the said Corporation wereniven in iavor ol nid tion therefore, I. JOHN GREGORY 1 oiawoi Vermont, in confcrain the said application, and ths provision, fi Khty-six and ei.ht -seven of Chspter eiZS tlie Ceneral Statutes of Vermont, do tmSS Proclamation and declare that on tlie Fili JiS that September, A.

D. said Cornoritioofliit CHANGE BAKK shall c-ase to exi he same efiect as if its Charter expired Kg tion therein. lu nil dpm whereof, I have hereunto name, and cauttd tlie Sen I of the SuteuS eflixed, iu KxecHive Cbambeni su ua bt; of Mirch, in tit, 1 I our Lord one thou-and ty-tlve. and of the Independence ot the Lnitci 4I J. GBEGOKy.

SMITH. By the Governor. 6AMUKL VTlLlUMS, Sec'y of Civil and Military Affjin. A.B.TINKHAMtS White River Junction, Vt. HAVE just returned from market with a LABI aue Splendid Stock of Goo Bought for Cash, and will be sold COUMtiDg of LADLES' TIL DRESS UHlhl SPLEXDIO STOCK GINOHAiklS OF ALL STYLES, BLEACHED AND BKOYVN tOTT0 Cheaper than tliey can be boujht in miittt Denims, Crash, Summer Cloths for siery, G'oves, Veils, farasoli, rnrrllu, bbawla, tloup Skirtr, HATS and CATS, BOOTS 8HOE3.

Good Stock of lleadyOIade Clotliing 8u00 Hulls KOOM-I'AI'EK. Ilnrduiiie all Dfscripte Sheep shears and Tobaaco, Wool Twist. GROCESIES OF ALL KIJfDS. Cod Fish, Maekere', Sa'mon, Herring, Pork, Inn itre' 'eet. Hums aud Lard.

Tar ia gallon kKs; xhOO bushels T. I. Sail; WO ton Fine 500 Barrels FL0UE, Oi every grade and prim. 300 Barrels EU AltH CEMt, Cheaper than it can be bought tlievten 500 CASUS FKESII LI HE, From Burlington, St. Albans aud Itewiwrl Kila loOO bush.

COKN at the White KiverltiMM grade, ol FLOCK. A. JtJ. TAJSI a vv. White River Junction, Jnne, 1666.

BLOOD WOODCOCK'S MONUMENT AND GRAVE-MS WOltKS, n. b. We would inform wishing MAEHU VOft that we manutacture UOMj'MtMs GKAVE-STOAES frota America at and Italian Murbl't Stone and Granite, In atvla and finish to suit tile BltrclliM'i MAIilSLE A TELS 'carved aud aiiisuei possible manner. TABLE AND COUKTER TOPS, ir niven to De-'ittni'I lid nanienting. Mr.

Woodcock ia I pra.iH.s'- rienced Worker, and pledges himself vr satisfaction Goiiiff West. rwniRorcH ticiTicts by point. Weet, South-West, aud Ji" 2' H'e Lake hhorj aud Mwhigj 0l'i' nrt, soutliera entral on the most favorable terms by SprinK'1 ja-tl u-reen mountain insi-" THE FALL TEBM will begin on guai iiist, aud continue eleven wees- H. P. M.VKECIIME, A.

August iih, the nucipal. at South uiik TEull particulars will be arrangements tor the year are con.p.etid. dune x.tn, ieba. Backsuiitl.in. a lu.

I.l-an ttitf BH'V .4 i Street, east of Ascutney Bank, laws lie are prepaied to do ail kinds ot wer "JtS aud by punctuality hare of public patronage. Special Shiieina- Uoreeswith bad or oelecaveirfj to interfering and over-reaching. ILr 111 Hearty l'ay. jU-tf vt tudsor, 11 aicn as, isto. WANTED, A STRONG and experienced womaa Jt house-aurk, iu a lamily ot eight wanes given, and youd neommsuuaJW" Apply lVWMyiJ0U0LASS, Winj The Great BTew Ea gland Benw 1MI Kit IX'Tl'O H'tlTTI" VV.

itt. 1 ULAlMl ttuiii. Iaear for all Throat end vn Kidney Complaints It sKnT auaa. Cuoyi. Having ctireM doctors.

editors, and fiilly haveasrd tlMCcmpoand tsen'T oae desiring a better knowledge oi n' nttsr. giving it a trial. cjlSfmeop state house at Conoord weighs 50 tons, but the trusses that are to support it have submitted to a strain of 200 tons, so that the legislators will sit under it without solicitude. Corinth Is wild with a small pox exoitement, and the selectmen have fenoed up the roads in affected localities. Smolander's Extract Bucku Is especially recommended by the Medical Faculty for the cure of diseases of the Stomach and Urinary Or gan; Rheumatism, uenerat veomiy, uroysy, inrontc Gonorrhea, and Cutaneous Diseases.

For those suffer ing from the efteots of excesses of any kind It is perfectly invaluable. It esr fulls to effeot a cure. Price one dollarper bottle. For sale by all apothecaries, llua- i.kioh ItooKES, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, General Agents. J80-45 BIBTHS.

In East Bethel. July 18th, a son to Collamer G. and Mandana Stevens. -A. I A.

Or is In Corinth, July 19th, by Rev. 8. Martin, Amasad M. Converse, or springheld, ana Mies iimma w. uiarK, or corinth.

In Vershire. July 23d. bv Rev. C. Duren.

Lyman Alexander, of Vershire, and Mrs. Elizabeth It. Jenks, ot Worth Xhettord. In Groton. Julv 16th.

bv Rev. P. W. Fuller William Forsyth and Miss Sally Dustin, both of East In Bath. N.

July 20th. by Rev. Geo. Smith Robert J. Hibbard, of Newbury, Vt, and Miss ilattie is.

Hunt, or uatn. i In Windsor. July 17th, Mrs. H. Fling, wife of Abel Fling, aged 70 years and 10 months.

In YVeatberstield. June loth, Mrs. JMizaDetn Wetherbee, widow of the late Amos Wetherbee, acred 88 years and 7 mouths. She was a Revolu tionarv pensioner. in harttord, July 13th, Mrs.

Altha raauietora aged av years. in Cornish, w. July istn, mrs. wary aen. yon, widow or the late John N.

Kenyon, agea oj. In Providence. R. July 8th. Miss Julia A.

S. daughter of the late John Waddell, of Newbury Vt. aged 25 years. In Colchester, July loth, josepn a. itnoaes acred 69 vears.

At Cloud Hills. July litn, jewett nr. rer- rv. aired 23 years. He was a member of the 1st H.

Cavalry, and formerly of Cabot, but more recently of Manchester, si. 11. In Chelsea. March of congestion of the luncK. Willie A.

only child of Auburn V. an Phebia S. Fitts, nged 1 year, 9 months and 20 days. Closed hia eves in deathless slumber Kaded in Inn -arly bloom Laughing lips and jroldm ringlet Sliri'Uil-U in the darkened tuinb. But we'll truxt him with that Savior Who on earth loved children so, Knowing that be oaretli for hem, More than loving friends below.

Farewell, Willie, till we meet thee In that laud where never comes gin or uin and auguith, tiuch aa blights our earthly homei. 'J. r. Notice to Tinmen. ITOVB TIX SHOP and Kixturea fnr aa'e at a bargain, in one ot the beat country towna in thin State, doing a good trade and jobbing buaineaa.

where there is a grounding trade of five towna; 14 to 20 mi'ea removed from any competition 12 miles from the rail road. tt or particulars, Inquire or C. W. STOKT or A. TENNEY fc Windsor, Vt or at thia office.

July 26,1805. J30 33 Fruit! NEW and ireah assortment of Fruit, conaia'ing of Annies, rears, reaches, rme Applea, Bananas and Jsuta of all kinds, to be had at Taylor brothers' Eating Saloon, SPRINGFIELD, VT. We have the nleani'e of announcing to the nnbll' that ire have dispensed with the selling ol Ale arri strong Beer, and are now fitting up foraflr-t elasa Rating 8aloon and Fruit Store. We ask a ahare ot your patronage. epriugnem, juiy zotn, isvo.

J30-tf PRESERVE THE TEETH DECA. Iaviie the attention of the public to the merits at our really valuable and popular preparation Known aa DAVIS' FRAGRANT TOOTH WASH. IT CONTAINS NO ACID, and ean be accepted aa the be-t, nates', pleaaantest and mo reliable article ot thekiud offered to the publio. All we ask is for the tiuolio to give it a fair trial, which will require but one or two applications at the moat. A box of excellent I own pbwoer accomoaniea each Dottle.

Where it is known it haa given and elves better sat isfaction Has more testimony! liaa more respectable people 10 io voucn ior it, Than any other Article in Market. The Lebanon Free Press aaya of it I It li acknowledged bv all whothave used It. to be ine Dear loom wash vet Known, it la areatlv superior to the -Hozoiiont and is tree Irom the chief objection mien lies against mat preparation." PRICE. 60 CENTS. DAVIS 4 j30-tf Lebanon, N.

J. P. C. MARSHALL, CA.IID HO A.11TJ, ron PEDITERS, ENGRAVEBS, lti SHEETS, and CUT TO OliDEK. So.

123 WASHmoTOM, Cobrkb Watkb Stskkt. (OpStaira.) 4 1 BOSTOX. Marnhaira Original Show Cards on han't and made to order. j30-46alt FARM FOB SALE. SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the farm on a.

which be now resides, situated in West Windsor. one mile south from hheddsviile, and about the a -me diHtunce from H'ownsville. taid farm contains about one hundred acres of excellent land plenty fruit trees. and a rood sugar orchard, ate. l'oseaiun given immediately if desired.

a- or lurtDer particulars, eeqmre or the subscriber. CHAKI Ed L. HA AGE. West Windsor, Vt, July 25, 1665. jSo tf EXCHANGE BANK.

KlOHanoi Hawk, I Springfield, Vt, July 25, 1866 I A dividend of twenty per cent. (Sit oer share) haa been declared by the Directors of this Hank, om the surplus earnings, payable ta tl.e Stockholders, on and after August 15th urxt. J3U-S3 A. BROWS, Cashier. ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post Office aL4 at Windsor, Vermont, July 29.

1865. lo obtain any of these Letters the applicant must call lor "Advertised Letters," and pay two cenu for ad St.Ji hn. A. Mile. Frank R.

Hhipman, W. R. l'armenter, Charles Wise, Misa Carrie Kiciianison. f-amuel Jr. ward, Mrs.

Jo-ephiue Richardson, J. II. Weston, Mrs. J. A.

G. HATCH, P. M. ETTERS remaining anelaimrd in the Post Office JLi at Springfield, Vermont. July 26, 1B65.

To obtaia any of these letters the applicant mast call for Advtttued Letters," and pay two ceuta for adver tising. 4 EH son. Monroe. Mre. Geo A.

E'lenezer L. futnam Oeorge M. wis, M. M. I Sweat, Wan.

T. JT. PORTER, P. M. Gulf.

It was in aotion at Plain Store near Baton Rouge, May 21st, 1803, and was actively engaged during the seige at Port Hudson, holding a posi tion within 300 yards of the enemy's works and doing efficient service, A section of the Buttery was captured subsequently, August 3d, 1863, on an expedition, at Jackson Miss. The Battery now numbers 148 men. Its officers are: Captain John W. Chase; First Lieuts. C.

H. Dyer.P. A. Baker; Second Lieuts. G.

W. Daskham, H. F. Tower; Seret.Me.ior P. LaDtad: Q.

M. Sergeant D. E. Hopkins, 1 i Ono day of the Weathersfield Town Fair will be a market day for the sale of produce, butter, cheese, and stock. Some very fine Bucks will be offered for sale.

The Fair will be held about the last of September. Appointment. Hon. Dudley C. Dennison, of Royal ton, has been appointed District Attorney of Vermont, and Hugh H.

Henry, of Chester, U. S. Marshal, in the pluoeof Geo. Howe.of Brattleboro, and C. C.

P. Baldwin, of Bradford, whose com missions have expired. Mr. Franklin Fairbanks and family, of St. Johnsbury, sailed on the 19th inst, from Boston, for a trip of nine or ten months in Great Britain and on the oontinent We wish to call attention to the advertisement in our paper to-day of Smolander's Extract of Bucku, the value of which, as a remedial agent for a certain olass of disease.can hardly be estimat ed.

The high standing, as pharmaceutists, of Messrs. Burleigh Rogers.of Boston, who prepare it, is a sufficient guarantee that the preparation is far better than ordinary patent medicines, and that it will accomplish all that is claimed for it. A Hint to Countt Commissioners. At a meeting of the Orleans County Temperance So ciety, on the 6th, it was resolved that the liquor law ought to be so amended as to prohibit the County Commissioner from receiving any compen sation for securing the trade of the county to any person' whatever." 1 Thf Law Executed. Jos.

Stay, Henry How ard, and Elisha Beadle.of Burlington, were sever ally fined $5 each and costs for intoxication. On Saturday, Jedediah Drew, James Lee and Benj. Hodges, were fined $10 and costs for selling liquor. An Irish woman, who got drunk, attacked her husband and drove bim out of doors, made a speech to the audience in the street, and finally was ar rested and taken to the lock-up. The list of Licenses under the Internal Reve nue lawi for St.

Albans.shows twenty-two persons who pay $25 each, for license to sell liquor. Mrs. Catherine Dillon has two licenses, indicating that she carries on the business in two places. The store of William Spooner, of Vcrgennes, was recently entered at the back door. The rogues helped themselves to what money there was in the drawer, and to nearly one hundred and fifty dol lars, worth of shoes, wallets, jewelry, confectione ry, The effort to raise $50,000 to establish a Uni-versalist Academy in Vermont is progressing favor ably.

Only $8,000 more are needed to make the institution a fixed fact Some friends of the cause in Boston have promised to give the final 3,000 as soon as 45,000 are subscribed. Bennington County Officers. Republican Nomination- For Sheriff, Leander Powers, of Bennington; for State's Attorney, A. L. Miner, Manchester; for Senators, W.

E. Park, of Wood ford; Ira Cochran, of Dorset; for Assistant Judges, Harmon Myers, of Pownal, Ira K. Batchelder, of Peru; for High Bailiff James L. MeCall.of ttupert; for Judges ot White.of Bennington, and Elias B. Burton, of Manchester.

Essex Countt Republican Nomination. For Senator, L. H. Tabor, Conoord; Assistant Judges, T. H.

Carbee, Guildhall, J. W. Cooper, Canaan; Judge of Probate, J. W. Hartshorn, Lunenburg, High Bailitt, D.

C. Hudson, New Haven; State's Attorney, Storrs, Brighton; Sheriff, H. W. Bedell, Lunenburgh. Nabbow Escape.

Two little boys, three or four years old, one a son of C. M. Mann, the other of T. D. Manley, were run over near the Central House, Rutland, by a horse driven by a soldier.

The horse was going rapidly and went straight over the children, but strange to say, did not happen to strike either with his feet in such a manner as to do any serious injury, while the wheels of the wagon passed on either side of them. The little fellows were somewhat bruised, but not otherwise damaged. The dwelling house of Rollin Sherwin, of Baltimore, was entirely consumed by fire on the 13th with nearly all its contents, consisting of furniture, clothing, provisions, and about tiro hundred pounds of very valuable wool. The fire took from a spark on the roof. Dbowked.

Miss Sarah Spaulding, of the town of Ira, a young lady of 25 years of mis sed from her borne, was found drowned with her face downward in a small stream, with eight inch es depth of water. She is supposed to have been deranged. JJaowitED. Widow Foster, and Mrs. Atwell, daughters of Mr.

Fiske, of Willsboro, If. were drowned by the sinking under them of a boat in which they were crossing the Boquet river, last week. Another lady Mrs. Patterson, and a boy, son of Mrs Foster, clung to the boat, and got ashore. THE VERMONT JOURNAL.

Term mt lnbllcaiiaaw S3.00 per annum, payable In advance or within threa monina rrom me beginning or uie year. All papers eucloaed in lappera, 3.00 per annum, and must be pua in advance. Ratn far Aalverlialnsj. One tar spate, 12 lines finest type, temstitulis trmi. Fiiet Insertion, per square, $1 each snbseqnenl, 50 eta.

viaaLT. Five eqoaree or leas, per SSiftms. t': 1 vr. IIS. One-fourth column 8 ma, Sma, tiot In.

til). One-half column 3 ma. $1S; ma, $40; I yr. $70. One column Sma 40; Sma.

(70: lyr iltf) I emrty uyerwaenw nw anaaa ie imtil quarterly. Ail XI- vertisementa, where the time la not apeeifi -d. will be In-erbd an til ordered out, and charged at aliove ratea. iioahle price hit apace ucrnutud lv Cuia. Notices in Stecial Colnma, one-half additional rrice ul regular adveruaementa.

polices ia reading culumua ouunte price. raoBATa oouit aoncn. Filing of Will, three weeks, rommiaaionera' Noitoe, Bet ling Account of Admlnialrstion. $3.00 All other notices, fifteen ornta per una. Malta Taar Rrraiitlaam ty Mail.

ttia Important to state the taete embraced ia the following form Inclosed ia to pay for tlie Juaraal sent to (name of the anbscrioerl aue receired trom Port Office." It a new aubacriber, (tale the lact, aa this may save as much investigation. Adoresa, a aaoiHUUa. wuniaoa, rr. Lc ior which the C. M.

Co. furnish Printing Papers, oopy- fner tliia Hrivertiiiment and sendntr onuies ol the same, will be allowed not exceeding Five Dollars, according to continuance and amount of circulation, in payment of their next bill of paper. All communications relating to any branch of their business, should be addressed to The Clarciuonl ManufuclurlnK caJ30-tf Claremont, N. H. Eutland and Burlington and Ver- i mont Valley Eail Koads.

ON and after July 20 tb. trains will run aa lol- lows, to wit momne SoutA and East. i Leave Burlington at 9 00a.m., 2.00 tt 1.28 r. a 9.r. m.

Arrive at Hulland 11 45 a. a. 5.11 4.15 and 12.25 AM. Leave Rutland at 12.13 and 6.30, 13.40 a.m. Arrive at Hollows Fails 8.25 and a 4S 8.00 AM.

Leave Bellows at 8 30pm 7.SAah, 3.10 ah. Arrive at Brattleboro', 3 80 10.00 am 4.00 am. Moving North and ttest. Leave Brattlfhoro' at 10.00 4.40 and 8.S7 r. Arrive at Bellows Falls.

11.85 am 5.SA and 9.60 ru. Leave Bellows Falls at 11.40 5.45 lO.OUm. Arrive at Rutland at 145 and 8.15 12.13am Leave Rutland at I SO 6.00 5.20 12.40 AM. Arrive at Burlington 11.20 ra S.45 am. 7.55 3.13 am.

Trains connect as follows: At Burlington with Boata on Lake Cbamplain and Vermont Central and Vermont it onful itau icoads, tor Montpelier, BU Al'iana, Rouae'a Point, Montreal, Ogdenahurgh, and the Weak At Rutland with trains for Troy, Al'iany, New York, Saratoga, Sohenectady and the West. At Bellows Falls with traina on the Cheshire Railroad for Fltchburgh, Worcester, Lowell, and Bos. tnn. With Vermont Valley Railroad tbr Brattleboro. Rnrlngfleld.

Hartfr-nt, Now Haven, and Now York, and with Sullivan Railroad tbr Windsor, White Rtver Junction. Wells River. Ht Johnsbury, Kewport, Littleton and the Win" Monnlaina. Paasengers for the West will And this a cheap, pleasant and expeditious route. For tickets and all necessary Information enquire at the omces on the line GEO.

A. MERRILL. SupL Rutland. July. 19, 1865.

Hint SMOLANDER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or BUOKTT. The articles which compose this preparation are es pecially Kecommended by the Medical Faculty For the cure of the various affections ol the Stomnch, Urinary Organs, Rheumatism, General Itrbility, moony, Inoiiic (ionorrbuH. Hiid Cutaneous Oiseuses. All that long list of nervous, irritable disorders which arises from EXCESSES and IMPRUDENCE Aaa I'EIIM IXEXTLY CUKEI) BY SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU THY IT I 2 FKICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE; For sale by Apothecaries generally. BURLEIGH k.

ROGERS. Wbaleaale DruggUta, Ko. 66 Uanover Boetou, Ueu'l Agt. j30-lw ROYALTON ACADEMY. E.

F. liULLARD. A FrincipaU MISS KLKN Preoeptrest MISS KAi A. MAKcl 'J'eavher of Music. flhe Fall Term will commence August 30th.

Board JL and convenient roumi lor fell'-boarding, can be ouiained by applying to the Principal. CLAREMONT SEMINARY. FRANCES J. 1 11 A.MI!EltI.IN, Principal and Teach er ot Metaphysics, Higher Jlatlieruatics, WocuUou, and ranitinir. CllAKLuTTE A.

BATCHELDc.lt, Teacher oi Lan- fiuaxes ai.d Drawiuir. ftiAlilA A. WALKER, Assistant Teacher of Common KiikII-Ii. UAACKS J. lULLf-S, leacner ot music.

flilib tall term of this School will commence I ill Kil. A 'Jl Circulars, or further intormation, oau be bbtuiued by addressing the iriucitml Ciaremout, July 13, law. J29 32 Musical. WHE sabscriber, having become a resident of X. vt indeor.

rtfOectlully teuders his services to the citizens at large aa a Inner and of Organs, Piano-Fortes and melodeons. II av In tr had more than Twenir Tears' expert- 6 ence, I will warrant petiect satislaution, or no maue. ITT" Orders left with U. L. COMINGS, at the l'ost- Uliice, or letters addressed to Boa lbti, will meet with prompt aiieuiiou.

JJ Jin Mt. rAKKER, GET TUB BEST French Yoke Shirt iu the World! T-ANUFACTURED by HAVEN BTILLSON, i.ia. iiutiHiia, vt. aii wurs a-arrantea, ana satistac. tinii uuarauteed Call aud see samples and get prices, before orderitig elsewhere.

JmI UAtltK A'gr, Woodstock, Vt. Spanish Linen Dusters Thin Hats, GUI Xti witli a rash, at the Clothing Emporium. Woodstock, June IS, lbdo. s. E.

MLMjKK. Plymouth Lime. 4 FEW LOAUS fresh PL1MOLTII LIME, Woodstock, June 15, lb)i5. ii wcc ht o. JiUAuKn.

ji3ll 100,000 Shingles, FOR Wo SALE at the CLOTHING EMPORIUM. OQQBtoca, june is, lana. s. E. ilUNlaKU.

30.000 Feet VO. MACUIKE-SAWEU CLAPBOARDS for XI t-aie. a. js. IIUM.KK.

Wiipdstock. June 18, 186j. j23tf 3,000 Feet 1 AVE SPOUTS, lor sale by oodstock, une 18, 1805. 8- E. MCNQER.

60 Barrels Cement, FOR SALK bv Woodi-tock, June 18, 1865. 8. E. HGNGF.R. WANTED.

fr WO neato color and eleanae ia a Woolen Mill. A Mea who understand tlie busirMu an. otmun. prtfen-ed. Also a Bui-h-r on a-sitneres.

I W. A. Phillips, 2d Lt. H. F.

Crossman. Co. Burlington Capt. John T. Drew, 1st Lt.

David L. Sharpley, 2d Lt. Anson H. Weed. Co.

Fletcher Capt. W. Burnham, 1st Lt. 3, B. Case, 2d Lt.

C. K. Leaoh. Co. Ludlow Capt.

Volney S. Fullam, 1st. Lt. S. W.

Parkhurst, 2d Lt. I. N. Wadleigh. i Co.

Vergennes Capt. Solon Eaton, 1st Lt. Amasa S. Tracy, 2d Lt. J.

M. Hoyt. Only about 65 of the men who went out were with the regiment when it returned. The Regiment (says the Free Press) forme! a part of the 3d Brigade, Col. Howard, (now Maj.

Gen. Howard,) of Heintzleman's Division, at the first Bull Run. It went into aotion in the afternoon, did good Eervice while it fought, and retreated when ordered, in as good order as ther and in better order than Its loss was 48 men, of whom 24 were taken prisoners. It soon afterwards recruited to the maximum, and for several months did picket duty near Chain bridge. In the Fall it was brigaded with the.

four succeeding Vt. Regiments under Gen. Smith. Its history thenceforth is the history of the First Vt. Brigade, and it is entitled to bear on its banners the glori.

ous list of battles, including almost every great battle of the Army of the Potomac, and of the great campaign under Sheridan in the Valley, which is already so familiar to some of our readers, aa part Of the record of the old Brigade. It suffered ter ribly in the battles of the Wilderness and Spott- sylvania, losing in tba two battles its commander, Col. Stone, and Lt Col. Tyler, killed, and 454 officers and men, more thanthe total of most regiments in the Army, killed and wounded, We need not say that it did desperate fighting, on several occasions meeting the enemy hand-to-hand, and fighting: with clubbed muskets in the enemy's trenches. It was the Second which at Spottsylvania drove a rebel brigade from some works far in advance of the Army, and in reply to an order to retreat from Gen.

Wright, sent back word No, send us ra-tionsand ammunition, and we will hold the position six months." After Cold Harbor about 250 of the regiment, whose term had expired, returned to Vermont. Two hundred and ninety had re-enlisted for the war in the winter previous, and it was a remarkable fact that, while all were exposed alike, the casualties of the regiments in the bloody battles of the Spring campaign of 18C4, were almost wholly of re-enlisted men. The Second was always a remarkably tough and healthy regiment, and was for a long period the largest Infantry regiment in the Army of the Potomac What Brigade is that?" was the customary question when it was on the march. It has had five colonels. Col.

Whiting resigned Feb. 9, 1863. Col.Walbridge, his successor, resigned April 1st, 1864. Col. Stone was killed 5th, 1864.

Lt, Col. Tyler, mortally wounded in the same battle, received an honorary commission as Colonel, but did not live to wear the honor. The present Officers of the regiment are as follows: FIELD AND STAFF. Colonel A. 8.

Tracy; Lieut. Col E. E. Johnson; Major E. G.

Ballou; Major (special promotion for meritorious service,) Elijah Wales; Surgeon M. J. Hyde; Asst. Surgeon E. R.

Brush; Adjutant A. A. Decelles. LINK OFFICEBS. Co.

Capt. Wm. Bond, 1st Lieut. Jas. Howard.

Co. Capt. H. H. Prouty, 1st Lieut.

E. H. Fifield. Co. Capt.

W. H. Hurlburt, 1st Lieut A. Les-sor. Co.

Capt. D. C. Dunham, 1st Lieut N. Fas-sett.

Co. 1st Lieut. G.W.Flagg. Co. Capt.

E. W. Harrington. Co. 1st Lieut.

Geo. Buck. Co. Capt H. F.

Taylor, 1st Lieut A. D. Beck-with. Vebmont Thoow. The special correspondent of Walton's Journal, writing from Washington, ays: No small share of the prestige of the 'fighting 6th corps' will be borne by the sons of Vermont, and no State has a better the qualities of the true soldier, since the beginning of the rebellion.

No State has a smaller ratio of desertions or of dishonorable dismissals, and with all my acquaintance with soldiers here in this city, I do not recollect of the arrest or punishment of but one or two Vermonters.wbilethe guard houses are filled with soldiers almost nightly when the encampments are within a few miles, for committing the thousand and one misdemeanors that usually follow the trail of bad whiskey. A better disciplined or more efficient army was not in the service, than that made of the race of schoolmasters, farmers and mechanics of Vermont, and the Surgeon General's report shows, also, that no other State furnishes as large men physically, considering both heighth and measurement round the chest There is justly a state pride, therefore, linked with the term Green Mountain enduring, if possible, than that inherited in 1776. Thi Second Vkbmont Battebt. The Second Vermont Battery reached Burlington on the 20th inst, and was received by the citiiensof the place, dth the same cordiality which has been so marked in the reception of other regiments. The Second Vermont Battery was organized December 13th, 1861, under Captain L.

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