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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
6arbe,r=Gifp=Sptel,

Gde Der @ierten unb Wlinneiota<Strabe,
ct. paul, 9finn. -.
nnterSei4neter empfeblt biermit benz nerebsten
eeutlbsn Vutlifum in uup auBer Miuuepta iein
neu ersfinetes, bequem unb gut fineeri9etes Soft
baus. q@ele9entli@ norfebrenbe tpie bier an(dBise
!@ife fiuben in r1einem Sauie CUTE Bepirtbuaq
3ur be]ttn 8efriebieuns aler sere9ten Mn(pruete.
IT., Mit aGubrwerten Neiienbe mDgen bebe7istu,
baB li9 kim 9auie CUTE @tauun8 befnbtt. sega
: 415 r.. . baz Ga par @antieni.a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
@btc1gp 2a9erbier< <@alpn
Sobn Gb. 8ecbt,
G6e Der 8albinotonz Il. Drttten Str.

Vue GET 2Su1DtN9tD11] Il. Urttten Str.
ct. paul, Ninn.
Dem seebrten Vutlifum bic eroeben1te Insetge,
baB i9 pon nun .ab itets bereit bin, meiueu per.
tben @alten NIT al1en Sortcn G6raaren, ais
S@lnten uno 3un9e> S@weiser unb Qimburser
STATE, Sareine5 uno marinirten 6dri,,een u. alien
Mrten Wurlten in r1enenl @alpn alfauparteu.
8aifce auf Berianeen.
Desslei9en balte id itets porratbie: MQe @or-
ten teine Staueurs> sor3iieli@e @isarren unb
8eteS 2a9erbier.
S4weine>6ub { itets an 5anb.
Spbn @b. Yedt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
9{Drtb=QSSelferm=&ptel.

Gde Der @cbert> uno 6inften @traben
ct. pauL Minn.
Dieles serdun,iee, nit luftisen 3imn,ern mrbl-
perlebene uno in jeper Se3iebung comfortabel elm
eeri9tcte neue Gait unb 0onbans, 1T biermit Der
@unit be5 publitunts beiten8 empfoblen BON
9S Sui. .@!rc6, Gioentbiinter
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
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>~r.>> cfN% cSrr

I1O" @7N @7NeVhVVvV1W~0GUW11
sort : Strabe> nabe benz @lpfenbaus.
Der llntersci@nete erlaubt ftb biermit, bic Muf~
mertlamteit peS einbeimilheu uup auspQrtiaeu
eeutlden Yublifuns auf 1ein nett .unp beauem
e'neeridtstss GAIT uno acfbaus ;u le,ten.
Jn !pemlelben Vnbet ter psrtbe Wap bic aller-
treunoli9fe unb billtsite Beoienuns, 1einli9es
Vc9's' cute &on, tur3 MQe5, tpas lit elmer anltd,"
btgen 2Sirtbi9aft bfanipru9t perben tann.
@ute 9taQung befinoet iid ebenfalls beim 5aule.
OaS Streben ee5 llntersei9neten 1T bic Mner>
tennun9 bcrer; pie ibn beebren.
=. Ibepbpr s. amn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

Maenteu Der aNinn. Staats5ettane' =
Winnelpta.
6n5tiuos uup Datota 60. 3err 9erjog.
Te,p llm unb Brpmu County 81. 9or0er,
Gt s0eter unb Nieplet GtY @. @9immel,
5t.Mntbony u. Minniapolis, Ortb u. 3noblauep'
Carver ct. 3ult,
5tia pater unb Balbinstcn &ty 81. @&s0sr>
gDinpna unb Binona QtY Or. SLIDER.
BeQeplain 5err Gran3 y. 5eyberteot:
Jartbault, &ice g., 5err @ottfrieb Gleden>tt'".
New -Irier !Derr Gusen Ibein.
@eab5 Gambling, 8. Duerre.
Neb Ding> 6err Sobn Grieerid'
Wabalbam, @eorg 5uber.
Ga @roNe, 9err 5eil.
8uTalo Gitg, @ise. 81: @$attler'
f5ourntain gity, @iae. Or. @pabr-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

e. 6. 3irfc1bab's
@pubitDrei II. @anbv<Tabrtt,
unb Sce@ream 6alo =
Dritte @traBe, uuterbalb Da9 uno Sents
0rugr@tOrr, -, !
st. paul, 1alinns(cta. ..~~~ :
Der l1utsrasibnete bat aets Sorratbi9 ""S ter
tiot auf Beltsauue 11n,n,tide Mrten ron Bad
wert, &u9en fir 5p4seitsn, S1Qs &C.. )" ben b'l I
liaiten Yrei1sn an.
Gid uno 8ancy- -Ganbtss tvereen IN. @rcbenI
70 bi:is vertanf; oab 8leinbaneler i'm ganOe 'pDeI
tbuu wsrbcr, bel mir Yorsulpre@en, ebe (e anoerS'
no faufeu, 8. 6. 3 3irttlbad.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
Miuneiptn Spufe,

- - SU0tH1teIUlu S9Du1e1
gde Der Siinfte11 unb WabolbawRraBe>
ct. YauI,
emeaeblt lein neu eineeri1tete6 @a(bauS beleus.
Neienbe uno @epad nerben l1a9 unb pom ben
Bpoteu gratis befSrbcrt.
6armer fnben ba quite StaQunse.,.
Ntcplau5 q pttate1cr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

ste,,e ele9ante @eitanratipn
i'm MtbenlunL
Gte Der Grdange unb pine @tra6e.
,Diele5 neu eingeridtete Gfatli0ement 1T bier
nut Dem Serebrten beuti4en YutlitMm bellens em-
pfpbleu.
9ammtltde Mrten falter Speiien fnb itets au
eabelt> eeB9le9en sortreFlides Qaeerbier unp ale
ipuitisen Wetrante in pursiisli@er 6ualitat.
=. ARentn1ler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
Mbbre6em,
Spb1t SGbnS,

s1afpb 8prf II. 8rnber, !
@de Der Se@6ten unp @abalhamfraBe,
ct. Yaul,
smpReblt G9 benz publitum nit tasit trilb &C.
badeuem Brpb unb 2uden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
Nr. 1875. [!

$ptel 6aber,
Sort Stra 9e8enlber ber alten
. 4" ~S@meiserz6eimatb".
unter3eibneter empfeblt blern,it 5einen alien
Sreunoen in Minuelpta uno bem Yublitum int
Nusemeinen leiu neuerU1netes bcauein uub tppbu-
h9 e!n9eridtetes @at- nnb 8oitbaus.
9eleefntlid snerfebrenee> mie bier an1G11tee
wertbe 8dte fnten in meinem 5au1e quite 8e-
p'rt9un9 unb Befriceisung aller eere@ten Mn-
iprude.
@ute Stallune befiuoct l9 bel mi 9auie.
YauI Eaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

g.: -, Carl 4af7anant,
1ffentli4er Notar,
belcret bic Musfertisung nub Be9laubieung auer
seri9tli@en Doturaente. w
Belpnbere Mufmerflamfeit tpirp beu1 Nadldla7
aer, unb Mufiu9en BON BeFbtiteln getpibmtt.
!, :Oftee IN ber Sam Office ber 9erren s.: une
6. .. GilfQan, 3. Strabe, uber 3ittle'a Sub'
@tpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
9ritter cJ}abr9a,t8.
Die 9ilinne(ota Staotltsi5;eeitunq 4: !

Die 9llinns(ota Staots;55;eeittuaolT g.
Gde Ser Drittem un.6 @aba1baw.
Stra6e, cine 1reppe bo@
:rl9eint mB9entli@ unb tofet 3wet Dou.
per Sabr> in &orau6be3ablun8.
Giuaelne Nummern tpfen Cents.
1:8eoin9un8cn.
Mbpnniren fann man 3u ir9enb elmer Set oes
3abres; bod fSnnen bic benz Mbonnement noran-
aebenben gfummern nidbt na9gtlanbt tuerben.
Der 5ublcriptionS- Betras eann in sstoten IT.
asno eiuer 9uten Bant ein9ei&idt merben:
B% Wenn @elp in reeiitrirten Brieten oer'
oren gebt, traeen mir ben 8erlult; bod n'@t I"
unresiltrirten 8riefen.
MGe Mittbeiluneen, G'eloer u. {. ~. i'no J"
aebre1lren:
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NfaF's
.@ser + M 111ta<9 q pu1e,

~ ,.1t.. :. Wantato, .Mint1. y;ma
Or llnter3ei@nete, smpfeblt iein ntues, auf
Gas 8equemite eineeri9tete 3aus. &eiienbe fin.
ben ba einaelne 3imu.er unb 9utrn beuti4su Slid.
Au@ tfar Staaeyif aaf >as .Beat eelcrat. :
- --e.se,E ga -..ss Wfdff.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

Mftlwaufte &a9erbier<
Ste Stra6e, ;wii9en @oba1baw u. Char,
BON
Npocd H. Sancfe.
Bier ltets POM belteu int Marft.
aalte @peiien ieber Mrt unb allie feiu.
.,- 'sSarme @etraute na@ Der 9tceel Der 8unlf.
%lles, mas oas 5ers beeebrt pirb sewabrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
Seora @ruber,

&agerbter @Qlpn,
Gierte @trabe> binter benz rgBinsow- 5auie,"
Seoen Woraen son go l1br 2un1
"come il faut".
ct. YauI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published By REU7 HER T. EAEL;
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

r,.3. r..3,':: Mi11neipta 6aus,.. r.,
Mllannfato> ede psl, ,sSrentT unb Ylum Graft
aes n,rLL@ -rgfF pom ssyatn E9>;.F.. 5rsEt
0lemcl6 8ron. ~:..
Der lntersei@ntte lenft biermit ersebenF bic
Au1nltrtlamteit nes, yutlifum auf iein poblein-
seri&tetes @af9aus gun, &.
r.79oss .Minnelota<5au6, -.
tpel@es in 8e5us. auf ,jfine innere Musaattuua,
Yreile mnb 8ebiennne teinems abnli@en Gtablile-
ment i'm Nprotneiten naGftbt,
sI3Gs !mirp tslcaor,B bnrani binsemis{ta, babiib
BEL tem 5auie esute iStailuug beRnbet nnb alle
@orten Jutter flt Vftrbt unb D6ftn lttts .au ba-
ben fnb. 5se< y y s.sss3;.!s sa5''5.
89b @araa9@ &sitss asgitmt1userpn.s sts
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
CHARLES $emrp,
i 6eutl9er S5rteben8rt61er,
-. ct. Mntbpnn Minn.
= -. S1here @taht

"5ultue 9eorsii,
Bfftt,tli9 ct Notar,
Gde ber Wabibap. unb 6ten @trabe, ee8enub.r
-. ~. j ber fransS1. tatb. 8ir9e,
empFeblt. N3 leinen beuti&en Mittiireern CUR
Mnfertisuns unb 8tglaubisuus =pon ssri9t!i9en
'Dptumenten unb 'l1rtunben, ais: 3aufbriefen>
6Ypptbeten CDrebs unb Morteages), Mietbs>
:unb @el9dfts- &ontratten,! Etfamenten, yoa-
u,a9ten fir has Snlano uno Deutlblanb, lotp'e
aur Belprsung aller in baa Netarfat einl9la9sn'
bel, @t5hGfte:~ '''N ''' ~ ''''' 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22

3. S g. s., ,@ilflan.
Mppotaten unp, @e&ts> >Mnwalte
emptebleu ,Get ,ibren perebrten beuti9eu Mitbar"
germ als &e9tsbei0Gnbe unS ms BeItneere 3ur
Musfertigung BON ,lrtunbeu 1e. :. -.
Offtce: l1eber 2itne's 8u&-2absn, Dr'tte
9tra6e, ct. Yaul. !'."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-22
:Mpbrefen..
9obn q. @auborn. i, HE. &barlts 8. eune.
..@aJ &anbpru S 2unb,
M6ppfQte1t ltnb st E 6 to-
>>' ;.@:, Mnmdlte, -"

II, Orttte StrQBt,
seseuiter ber 8ant btr perren j. y. -. 2Stllius,
II 'St. YauL Mtnne1ota.
s, @. Simontot1 =, SScar Wtalmros.
Wraftiairen in allen @taate- -@eri&ten unb in
bem Ser. Staaten- @ert4t.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

The majority for CURTIN, the Republican
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, thus
far, is above t,rclrc HousoHd. # is generally
thought that this figure will be doubled when
the returns are all in.
The Republicans lose three members of Com
gress but will have a majority in the State Leg
islaturc, by which Republican Senator will be
elected in the place of Bigler. lIckman's coun-
ty gives Republican majority of 2O0O.
In Ohio the popular majority for the Rcpub-
licans will be over 10000; but there is loss
Of two members of Congress.
From present appearances there can be but
but little doubt that Indiana will 90 for the Re
publicans in November. They have elected
their governor and majority of the legislature,
thus securing Republican L. $. Senator in
the place of Bright Democrat.
Florida has gone for Brcckinridgc His
policy will suit her swamps and jungles exactly +;
for we know nothing more swampy and iungly.
The city reform party Of Baltimore have car
ricd their election over the Americans by 1000
majority
In Newark, y. j., the Republicans have been
successful in the municipal election except in
the members Of the city council, where the
Democrats retain majority.
The House Of Representatives Of Vermont
have elected \. p lluulon Of Bethel for Speak
err. and Charles Cummings Of Bra,tlcboio, for
Jerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13
CUOLER A.

PEHEY DAvls-SR;-The benefits have received from the
use II your invaluable remedy, the Pain Killer induces me
to pen word of praise 1r H. Experience has convinced
me that for Headache, Indigestion, Pal the Stomach or
any other part of the SYSTEM s-ycre Ch Wearne.s Co-
mon Colds, Iloarseness. CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS
Darrhea Dysontery Tootlachc &C. there is nofhinq bei
ter haa the Pain kMor. have thi. hour recovered I'M
severe attack Of the Sick Headache, by using
1ls taken at thirty minutes interval in wine glass full Of
hot water am confident that through the blessing Of God
it saved me from the Cholera during the summer Of 1913
Travelling amid heat dust, TOLL change Of diet and CONSTANT
exposure To an infected atmosphere, my system daily
sposed to dysenteTy attacks, accompanied with pain,
for which the Pain Killer souereigH reedy tea
spoonful curing the in hour the most,
hay dayi have heard many Of Dysenery being
cured by its Pnt in the teeth would stop the toohache
Gratitude aud desire fr its general use has drawn
this unsolicited testimonial in its favor.
u. I. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister Of the Gospel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

THE CENSUS OF NERMoNT.-The returns
come in slowly, but sufficient dates have already
been received upon which to predicate the as
sertion that the population of Vermont has ma
terially diminished during the last decade. The
l6 towns named in The PhoWir of last week,
lose 1893; Caledonia county loses 800; Frank
lin county loses 1879; and Windsor county
loses 1867. Total loss thus far 443s. The to-
tai population of the State in 1850 was 3l4, i20.
1t is not probable that its present population
will exceed 100000. The first practical politi-
cal result Of this decrease will be the loss of one
Member of Congress. Hereafter this State will
be entitled to only two members of the House
of Representatives.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

y FAvoErE EEMEpY-1here is no medicine so
extensively ard fivornbly known us Perry Davis
Nevetabe Pain Killer. Its rapidly increasing sale in
South America India and Europe is ample proof of
its success 10 those countries, Sold by all medicine
dealers throughout the United States and Canada
HOSrErTERS STOMACH BIrTERS 1t may
be said of advertised med cnes Byron said of he
roes. Every honr brings forth one but ninety
nine out Of hundred die out OF the newspapers
and public remembrance, because they don't deserve
to live llos,etters Stomach Biters is not remedy
Of this class. Ii lives and thrivcs and increases in
popularity with marvellous mpidiiy, simply because
the world ~Rt il, wW hare il, cannot do rithom il.
The dyspeptc demands it ms his only help; the vic
tim of drrhwa or dysentery believes in it, the bilious
sufferer dare not let bottle ont before he gets
another. Both sexes, all classes, regard it the
wonderous nvigorant ever compounded. Hence its
enormous sales.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

ST. ALBANs.-Ihree hundred and fffy-nine
tons Of butter and cheese, (mosty the latter
worth to the shippers the comfortable sum of
My-eigHthouSanddoLarS were forwarded from
the st. Adams Station the last week in Septem-
ber. We found, on a short visit to that place,
the other day, the large freight depot literally
filled with cheese, and we are told that the road
finds il difficult to provide in sufficient num-
Der to carry it away as fast as it accumuates.
We were glad to see st. Adams showing some
of the indications Of growth and Improvement
to be expected in the entrcport of so fertile and
productive dairy region A number of new
buildings are in progress, among which are
new Episcopal Church, of brown stone, to cost
$4,000 or Sl3,000-a new Congregational
Church, with a towering Spire, TO cost Slj, 900
or $4,000, and new three story Union School
House, to cost 2,00O-all in process of active
completion. A large new wing to the Depot
has also been constructed, to accommodate the
X. II. offices, which are to be removed thither
from Mortified The Improvement in the place
when all are completed will be noticeable
Press, Oct 4.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13
severe Attack OF Dyspepsia Cured!
From A. X. WILDER. Esq. Proprietor OF
the SaxIon'- X iNcr HoieI.

sANToN'S RIVER, VI. May IL, 1850.
Messrs SETH W FuwLE y Co,
uentlencn;-Aoui two years since was attacked with
sudden aud distressing pain the pit Of my mach, which
at times violent thou-h | could not live; other
times the pain subsidized into dull heavy, oppressive load
upon the stomach which remained until took fool,
when the violent pain would RETURN remained this
dillon for several weeks and in the consulted
eminent and killt phy sciu but obtained relief then
procured bottle Of the UXygenaie Btter which from the
hrst me much rrle IrO h0ftfes epecfed entire
cure, tih hay sine had of the difficulty
tribute my restoration To heath entirely To the ONygenated
Bters, nothing taken preyi u>ly gave any rei.
believe the Btivrs To he Of high merit and great
Yours truly. A. X WILDER.
Prepared by SETH W. foWLE X CO., BosToN, and for
sale by JosEPH CLAKK and y. Thorn Brdieb0rO'; A.
DrNELEs, DtSt BraffieJoro' BAKER HgwErT, Putney
J. SWIFT. UiimWgfOH Hnws SHERMAN and NOISE X
LANsoN, WUfiamsuiHs W. II. JuSEs, Wed Doutr; T..
WILCOX, ~ UosfmiHster; j. q IIGGINs, WardsbOFO s.
p Miller, FayeneuiHe; W. +. HowI Douer; and by
dealers everywhere Iw3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

order to give an idea Of what the manners of
the people there were, we may repeat some of
the remarks that were made by the crowd that
pressed around the royal party while they were
examining the beautiful statue Of Washington
by Houdon. These remarks were: "He Wash
ington) socked it into YOU at the Revolution :"
"He gave you English squirts the collie" ave
reckon you do love Washington--oh certain !"
But it would he vain to convince the Nirgini-
ans that they are not the most refined and ell
egant people on the face OF the earth, and that
slavery is not the most civiizing institution that
it is possible to conceive Of Their pride and
complacency rise in proportion to their descent
in the scale of civilized communities.
But they are not even able to get up suita-
BILE reception for the Prince in the way of
boll-their pride and their ability being too far
apart to be brought together to any practical
effect 1t is thus that every little incident or
novelty, like tell-tale brat, exposes the de-
generacy that is brought upon people by slave
ry. And no sooner do they become comfortably
blind to one deficiency, than they are immediate
ly pointed out another like pride in rags,
constraining itself to hide its nakcdness. If
they had exercised half the ingenuity to get rid
of slavery that they have to preserve and per-
petuate it, they might at least have been able
to give our distinguished visitor decent recep-
ton
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

GOVERNORS OF NERMoNT.-We take the
following, concerning the Governors of YER
mont, from the Irasbngh .Standdrd:
"Vermont has had twenty-ihree Governors.
six Of whom--Wm. a. Palmer, Carlos Coolidge,
EraStus Fairbanks, Stephen Royce. R,and
Fletcher ard Inland Hull-arc still living.
Thomas Chittenden was longest in office, hay
il g been Governor eighteen and halt Years
successfully, with the exception Of single year.
Isaac Tchenor was Governor eleven Years,
James Galusha nine years, Silus II. Jrnni>on
five years, William A. Palmer four Years. Rich
ard Skinner, Cornelius p. Van Ness, and Sam
uel c. Crafts, three yearc each Martin Chit
tenden, Ezra Butler, Charles Paine, Wm. Slade.
Horace Eaton, Carlos Coolidge Charles l.. vii.
liams, Stephen Royce, Ryland Fletcher, and
lliand Hall, two years each Moses Robinson,
Israel Smith, John Mattocks, Erastus Fair
banks, and John s. Robinson, one year each
Van Ness was elected the third time by an al
most unanimous vote, and several recent Gov
ernors have been elected by such large MAORI
ties that the opposition votes were hardly worth
counting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

ton. by comparisons apologies with which all ques
on decided, there important than such
relate To disease We claim that the effect Of opium
the system l. against ali natural laws and the witnesses
results, hp by patient and physician. if they will speak
their mind. Will justify the remark. In the Of opium
Whp.r Introduction j. centuries inside Of that Of Canndbs)
nearly the rutre product used for other than medic
Let person visit hospital or sick and witness the
Of patients under what l. called ssfp with the II
OPIUM AMI they will that j. merely negative. II is
nothing more less than torpid stupcacon and If such
nature that all disease L. aggravated rather than d. and
and the patient awakes ir IN uuuFturh rest In
STATE than without the opium opium j. also a yiole,
slip tr producing indigestion and deraug NJ u, how
ell, like all unnatural stimulats The active principle Of
the An'ne not only produces the quiet, natural and
refreshing rest hut allows under that
ia AMI do her portion oi the work, by giving what real
slp and real intended for 1t is also a clthc ia
ELECT and does ddrb the natural action II the h wells
Therefore wherever, for whatever opium used let
the Andync take it, place. and declarations will in all
be assencd To by fair tisl Its present proprietary
form is its protection, aud let the proprieors be- sustain by
the acceptance Of physician and PATIENTS and much suffer-
Will lr prevented For sale by all dealers adyer-
q eneut and read pamphlets -2wi0
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

DR. DrPONCO's FRENCH PERIODICAL GuLpkS Pills, Infai
he removing suppages Negotiations Of the
These Pills nothing new but have heeh used 10y the
Doctors for many years, both in France and America with
unparalleled in every and he urged by
thousand ladies who have used them, make the Pills public
for the alienation Of those suffering any r gulas OF
whatever nature, well prevent pr gnancy those
ladies whose health will not permit increase of family
Pr gnant females those surprising themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
Petur responsibility after the above admon On,
although hermlnrss would prevent any mischief health;
otherwise these Pills recommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold holcsale aud Retail by JOSEPH OZARK General
Agent Tor Brit,leboro VI Sold also by Druggists eycrywhe
Ladies' enclosing him 81 to liratteblro Post Office.
have the Pills (eonfdentaly) by mail R,n,u-
Der and ask for Dr. DHPoHeoS Golden PHs. signature
each boX-lN45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

ANTI ILITARY.-A writer for the Green
Mountain Freeman, published at Montpelier,
signing himself f. c. C., says I'll think that
General Jackman should be required to give a
satisfactory answer to these questions, and fail
ing to do SO, the people should demand of our
forthcoming Legislature the passage of a law
depriving him or any other man Of authority to
call men out for military display, excepting in
case of invasion or rebellion"
Now we would ask how are men to meet a
rebellion or invasion without being trained for
it? 1t appears to us that the writer would lock
the stable door only after the horse has been
stolen, or commence to organize fire company
only when the house is on fire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13

H1Hy Sg6cr, rather than take uauseou, mcic.la.
Al such, who suffer from coughs aud colds. .i,o.
iion Of the bronchial tubc4. and cudcnc, zoo Ho,,
ton have in Dr.. lHs,ors B,isom II wiz lhr,y ,
remedy as agreeable to the palate Us cilec,ua In r.-
moving diseases.
HAIR RESTORATIVE demand for this unrivo,
Ell preparation FIR the hair aud kin j, bcyuuJ tho
possibility OF doubt and IT, sale !. greater iban n,
other Hair Restorative that has ever been bcfrc ,L
PUBLIC, Tens Of thousands Of persons who were boJ
and grav aud others WHOSE fices were covered viii
un.ightly bloches and pimples, are now with tboi,
own glossy hlir, and with faces comely ana Gir Ia int
ulon. see daily promenading the street. of NIL tho
principal ties Of the Union, and by their Influence
spreading the fame Of Woods Hair Rc,torn,iye
throughout the civilized world. But the trial Of one
bottle !, more convincing than all we could say in
whole Newspaper column.
1t does NOT dye but give. life, health, and beauty to
the decaying, falling, and dead, restoring ms if bv
magic, thar which was supposed to be irecoverabv
lost. Heads nearly bald and others nearly white are
are daily being changed to their pristine b. aufy and
faces covered with pmplcs rendered rs smooth 10.
an nlant's and bu,hlng n, rose, I'LL 10y the Use Of
Prof. Woods Hair lcstoratiyc-M Louis Commert ial
Lit.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-13
FROM ITALY.

Ancona surrendered to the Sandman forces
on the 10Th ult. General Lamoriciere and the
papal carlson becoming prisoners Of war.
The Garabaldians have been repu>ed from
Capua by the Neapolitan troops with loss of
400 killed and 300 prisoners. The army of the
King Of Naples, numbering j0,0Oo men, is
disposed to fight.
Additional French troops have been ordered
to Rome
The Gasibaldian ministry at Naples have re-
signed.