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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

Mr. BFrcHERs VIEWS. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher preached an effective sermon
on the rebellion, on Thursday Thanksgiving
He took grounds very decidedly against any
emancipation of the slaves by act Of Congress,
and insisted that, unless we wished to dis
grace free government in the eyes Of the
world, we must carry on the war within the
limits of the Constitution He insisted,
moreover, that provisional government Of
some kind must be established for those
slaves who come into our camps for refuge.
We make the following extract from the SER
mon
Of all advice that has been given there s none tina,
chimes more with the northern popular impulse than
this TO make declaration NJ emancipation settle this
N.' guy mttsf ne popular impulse mgr foreign advice
through our Constitution, else we must declare that
our institutions have failed We arc not going TO say
20 Che world That republican Institutions have so signal
y failed that we have ignored them. and are going after
The war 20 give back and recabsh others II they hold
, o Duhsuluuon; we must not violate d. ourselves
Nhat wage war against them Tor violating thc Cpns
tnu"n and we going 90 violate % ourselves 90 get at
mem We may not object 90 Congressional legislation
declaring political emancipation. | wish we could
wish Adam had not sinued. and his postcrty had not
been ahectcdi but that don't help the matter as can
see wish our fathers had stood out against intorlon
ing what are called compromise OF thc Constitution
serpent just hatehcd is not half much tn bo feared
One full grown but what is the use Of signing We
nave accepted the bond, have declared our faltyi
cay we no" break our part m the sake NJ even so mag
nihcon result rs the emauc patton Of the slave shall
we reno the crystal insrumcnt-Ioy Of The world and
our pHdet II 9 very easy 90 say Il is state "
but we extend nothing, believe. for admins
tcrug the men 10y them. our faith Is given; we must
Keep IT, When cannot abide by our promise. there
methods expressly provided We must withdraw o.
pledged agreements of the Constitution, and stand apart
two separate peoples Arc we then Shut up i'm ihis
reasoning No; what thc pen Of he legislator csuult
do the sword Of will do. Tho souths strength Zoe
ini. war Us slavery lhcy have PLACED 30 Boo their cousu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
IL MENr.

Nrrk mad j.
U,o.,J, p,L. J NIX & III - a4 ~"
o.j - 49, ''N'"''''
H. ftt,...
For an Of which i speedy and certain remedy, aud
N.Y. 'ss. lHs Aulneht is prepared iEom the recipe
81 ~ sePnen sweet of Comprehend thc famous bons
setuI aud pas lesn u's in hs practice for more than
a. y ; ~ ~. '1"t' "si'niHhui sa',ess
r,r,,i,, Iss q" e'"' M ehii'alH1 hy any pre-
inay be cop,i,,.d l,' Z. '' ''e "''t 50 pieai
NM. Itni,,a.t ,.,ii ti'
matte Disgrj If, ~ -, ~ ."pu} Ano iaa''iy theH-
whore t, hal. been 5 y l- ~ ,plusAnds OF cases
For NewaiJ'a IL viii afford intneiis,e 800 IN ,
case however distressing
WA Ie"e'c me worst case oi Hsaiicbc in three min
utes' ana j. warranted 90 doit
ioofhaehe also BE- viii cure Instantly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

The New York Times learns from perfect
" authentic source that bill has already
been prepared and will soon be introduced
into The Legislature Of Kentucky, confscatinq
The stare property of Kentucky reJels-and that
1t will undoubtedly become a law.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
MODERN CRAFTSMANSHIP IN THE
OLD DOMINION

CONSPIRACY OF THE SHAREHOLDERS AGINsr
THE LIBERTIES OF rHE PEoPLE.
Not only are the Shareholders Of the South
engaged in wicked rebellion against the
Nriional Government, but revelations from
time to time show that they are at the same
time as unscrupulously but more quietly
working to deprive the common people of
some OF their dearest political and social bles-
sings, and to concentrate the powers of the
State in the hands of a slave olgarchy. The
recent reference Of the selection of Presiden-
tial electors for the great State of Virginia TO
half dozen editors at Richmond, was
significant omen Of the drift of southern poll.
tics, and now the Virginia State Convention
furnishes still more remarkable evidence of
the selfish designs Of the slayeholding aris-
tocracy. This evidence is contained in the
report of comittee appointed to consider
the propriety of amending the Constitution.
1t is an extraordinary document, and vet in
full accord with the present rebellion, which
has for its fundamental idea the principle that
slavery is the true basis for national prosper-
NY and that capital must own labor. The
whole drift. of the report is to take from the
many and give to the few. The people must
not be allowed free schools, nor unlimited
suffrage That we do not oxaggerate, the
following extracts from this extraordinary
State paper will show
NORTHERN LABOR TOO rowKnKr,
The political condition Of the Northern states pr.ssn,.
a striking llu6ffafion If the evils fur
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

IMMENSE SALE OF BREADsrUFFs.-Und
this head the market review prepared for this
months american Agriculfrit. gives in very
condensed form, some exceedingly interesting
tables, showing at a glance the trade in bread
stuhs, both in New York markets, and in
several important interior towns. 1t says
During the past p business days the sales
in this market alone mainly for export, have
reached the enormous figures Of 795, 900 bar
rels Of flour; s,99s, 900 bushels of wheat; and
1921 900 bushels of corn The -four and
wheat sales equalled l2,506,o JusLels Of
irhedt, or an Average OF nearly half a million
bushels eUery doy for q month past. The
known sales Of -four, wheat and corn, for on
ly p days past, foot up 7,49i 600 bushels
seventeen and a half millions or an aver
age of Gas, 600 bushels daily And nearly
all Of this has gone abroad. The exports
from his city alone, from January LIST TO Nov.
10, have been 22,364, 4O3 bushels Of wheat;
? lS4079 barrels Of flour equivalent to -
42O.395 bushels Of wheat y and 10 1913
bushels Of corn. Total, 1912 00s bushels
The amount will be swclicd to considerably
over 60,000,00O bushels before the close of
the year. Philadelphia has also exported this
year an equivalent OF 3, 793,l73 bushels Of.
wheat and corn. viz -four 320.5l2 barrels
wheat ,i43, sos bushels. corn 703, O45 bush. .
The effect upon the farming and other in
tcrests Of this country, of these large ship
ments, and of the continued large foreign de-
mand, which must last for seven months at
least, can readily be conceived.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

In Montpelier by Fred f Smith. s. p Redfcd and
J. f. Percr. Ia Waterbury, by J. VI Henry a sons -
In Northfeld by Geo. Nichols Also, by one or more
agents in every town 27:Tg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
MtottaG.

81. MEDlCAL
w DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
Of our pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
From The wora Scro6ila DOM to common
Pimpie
He has tried IL IN eleven hundred cases. and never
lAeu except n TWO cases. both hunuei humDr' lie has
nov In his possession hundred certificates fits
value all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted To cure nursing mouth
One 10 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of pm-
pies on the face,
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst oaukcr in
Three to Eve BOTTLES are warranted to cure the worst
kind Of Erysipcla..
One 90 bottles are warranted 90 cure an humor la
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running Of the ears
and blotchcs among thchair
Pour to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
ono bottle will cure sealy eruptious Of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
kind Of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate Of rheumatism.
Five 90 eight bottles will the Of scofua.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
Is taken.
RoVnruy. Mass
DEAR MAnAN,-Ihe reputation Of the Medical Dis
covcry in curing all kinds NJ humors is so we'll establish
3D. by the unanimous voice Of all who have ever used IT,
that need not anything the subject the most
skilfu physicians and the careful Druggists in the
In pfescntng the Medical discovery TO your notice.
do with full knoWlcdge Of s curative powers
you are unfortunately so liable That most excruaung
disease 70 an afcctionato mother.
NURSING SORE MOUTH.
Is cured as Il by miracle your temper restored
to It's natural sweetness and your babe rom shor and
fcful maps 10 calm and sweet SAUNDERS and the Nodi-
cal discovery becomes fountain Of blessings 70 your hu-
band aud household
In the more advanced stages NJ
CANKER
IL extends 20 the stomach causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but caukcr on the stomach then 10 the
KIDNEYS.
creating sinking gone feeling and an indifference even
to thc cares Of your family
Your stomachis
RAW AND INFLAMED.
your food dsiesses you and YOU only take certain
kinds and even u that your system docs not get half he
nourshmeut contains the acrimonious huid " he
canker eats u up then your complexion loses its bloom
and becomes 'auow ur greenish, and your best day
gone For want n nourishment your system becomes
loose and abby and the hbfes = your d, become re.
laSed Then follow train of diseases which the Med
cal Discovery Is peculiarly l|,. aaip,'d to
Palpauon 81 The hort, pain in the side weakness Of
ne spine and small % ihc back pain Of the hpilin
hAi most circulating Of diseases, che
How many thousands Of poor women re suffering
their next door ucsh3ut does NOS know tle cause
wish 20 impress on Your mind that good old proycrb "Au
iSe prevention Is '''''' than pound Of cure in
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

THERE Is NO USE INTRODUCING
TESTIMONIALS,
ALIho WE HAVE MANY or THEM, FOR THE
THE MA NOLIA BALM:
For When he face is covered with unsirbty p,n,,os
W ne sufferer cares only be directed TO use
lhk MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE
THE WORST CASE or PIMPLRs
Ms o,,,. in SINGLE WEEK,
,oiaht ~ SWe remedy that the contents of botte
s ",'a DC atmk without harm Physicians LOOK with
upon ts speedy cures, Tor IT his heretofore been
al az ,aely Necessary to use The preparations Of
a., pALM contains neither Il is the mos, eIeonn,
'na heay put mp article fr sale any where and NAV be
eis ''' 49," 'Ahoy 'oous deal
oil everywhsre-Pice scots bottle.
w HAGAN a co, Proprietors
J." f'FIhpeE Montpelier Wholesale ACT. for Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

we oher IN the country trade and consumers, a com
PIE aSsorimentofeve variety II LIQUORS. WINES,
&c ana would say that our experience Of more ,han
'"Nli hAhN as lmrpritrs is not only sufficient
guarantee for the PURIFY OF OUR GOODS. but that
enables offer advantages 10 bu,er. ma, cannot
be eAeelled by any house in Boston Owing TO the diff
Guilty OF procuring IN many towns strictly pure and re-
hable article Of LiqUoIS mud Hines for medicinal and
ohei purpose we have for many years given special at
snuun 20 n.lhs orders lr PRIVATE Usg, ana oonsuf-
ueIs 70 US direct a. we employ travelling or other
agents whnteYor Persons who require Pure Liquors
ana Hines, m large or snail quantities. may rest nssur-
ed that all orders will receive our best
ana mat every article sent from our house will be salts
factory m every respect Communications By mail will
receive prompt attention, with full and COMPLETE cata-
logue Of goods, prices, &C.
l. d. RICHARDS 4 SONS,
Boston. April g. 1861 is 9S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
SEE THE LABEL ON THE TOP
or BACH HorILB or
HEIMsrREETs GNIMTTABLE
II a | r h ESTORATIV e

'i'N ''h "Nt"4N' ol the pIppfetQrst
w. r. HAGA IA d co.
Every article which has large and increasing sale
IKE ihs Is liable 20 be- cuuutereitcd Il is as its name
indicates, entirely "INIMTABLE," as far as Us mower
10 restore the hair bald heeds and TO give il the color
Of youth no matter how grey Il may be- is concerned
t-s Use no other Restorative bit Heimstreers.
1t is the ORIGINAL, the ONLY RELIABLE, and
the CHEAPEST See the following TESTIMONY.
-, JACKSON, Miss, May 20, 1860
w x MfRHtR, 81 Market Stract. ST. Louis Mo Ad
yerusng Agent fer Heimstreets Hair Restorative
Dear Nir-lhe Medicines you introduced into our
cry last winter are ala having large sale and giving in
every case satisfaction. Nh james Henderson, Zone ~
our hrst czens says that she has us,d all Of he Hair
l es and Restorative ~ the day but has never uscd an
9iuce equal 70 HElMSIREETS INIMITABLF
HAIR RESTORATIVE, That IL far surpasses Ann
preparation that he has ever ed Tor restoring the ba,
~" "'' ''"u'
o. y ou can write me proprietoIs ". T.. HAGAN & co.
Troy ~ y that they have the cheapest aud best Hair
Restorative in our Market and that IL gives satisfaction
!" every case Respectfully yours,
W. S. hlIEH, Wholesale Drurgist
1t Is unequalrd for producing
A LUXURiANT MEAD or HAIR.
Sold eyep where Price SIC and 81 per boule.
o@'' We HAGAN CO., Prupdelcrs Troy, n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
ANODYNE COTGu npopo

L. L. BUTCHER. m S. Anans. has .n,d 4, -,
years, and speaks highly oft W '''u " 'o' ihfe'
Tor me-, T. NAot Of Brandon says il is snre To sell
sond e.' petieci eoniidenrs in il. and Is onl,
wInaer ,hat can be sold the low price Of rs cor
per bottle. -" 1''i" u soio al Sl.W
FIRED X SMITH, Proprietor, Mop,pelie,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

DERSONS WANTING A CHANGE OF
CLIMATE FOR HEALTH,
%. Requirement Of The thriving aud beautiful SET
sLhMENI OF HAMMoNION in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

It almost stunned me when looked toward
my soldier saw his comrades lifting him up.
He was shot through the breast and died in
less than half an hour. Oh the horrors Of
war Vengeance ON the heads of those who
initiate il
] directed my attention up the hill lit
tie puff of smoke was dying away Boys,
say, ] to the squad Of his fellows, you see
that smoke aim for it, a rebels in its rear,
raised my Enfield and glanced through its
sights, when for moment caught sight Of n
man through the bushes and smoke there
Crack went our guns and all was over
We crossed to the place afterward and
found the mans body. lie had four out Of
twelve musket balls and one Enfield rife ball
mine, as mine was the only rife ball fired.
They all went through him, either Of which
would have killed him-mine through his
breast. Thank God | had done my duty
for the poor fellow who fell beside me-"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

| ENTlSIRY.-The long established den
~ tal Office occupied flr many years by the Kilbourns
and more recently by DR. NJ. Newton. is now and here
On HAWIEY Mo- .l.,i %
igst year IN connection with DR., Brockway has taken
alone and intends permanently TO occupy the above aid
NJ ain Street '''''
As Or II intends this as permanent residence. he
can only pledge his best endeavors please and hones
TO make each operation letter Of IN th
ers Relying on his ability, he can only tender his hes,
efforts To please. At all events he viii be found Al bj
once at all reasonable hours ready his best 4Og2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-02
NASHVILLE TENN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 2. 1861.



An Act concerning the transportation OF soldiers allowance
for clothing and amendatoFy the act for the
establishment and organization Of the army OF the Confederate
States.
FICTION The Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer.
lea do enact When tTanspoFt furnished in kind
the discharged soldier shall be entitled ten cents per
mile in lieu Of ell travelling pay, subsistence frsge
drawn clothing, from the place Of dhsge to the place
enlistment enrolment estimating the distance By shortest
route The foregoing to apply 10 all ecs minis.
stoned ofcrs, musicians, arcers, friers, blaemhs and
priyates Of volunteers when dsbandd discharged mustered
out Of the Confederate States ase apply
10 all volunteer troops, designated when travelling
the place Of enrolment to the place Of general
point mustered into service; Provided nothing here
volunteers Of the allowance Of forty cents cay the and
risk his horse which allowance made from the
roment the date Of his discharge, and also every twenty
miles travel from the place Of his discharge to the place Of his
enrolment.
SIC That the fourth section cf the act Of March g. 1851
'' provide public defeuce" follows viz
There th1 be allowed to each volunteer be paid him
the st and pay rolls after being received and
into the service Of the Confederate States the wentyone
dollars OF clothing for six months thereafter the
allowance in at every subsequent period c
tbs In lieu Of clothing Provided That price Of
all clothngin kind received raid volunteers from the Con
States Government shall be dsuced money
thus allowed if that be sufficient balance shall
be charged for stoppsge the pay ros that
all accounts arising from contracts agreements
for furnishing clothing uneer duly certified by the
company commander shall be paid Of the semiannua
lowsnce OF money.
SEC g. That tbs section Of the act for the oryaa
allow aidsdecamp aduan forage same num-
Der Of horses allowed to officers Of the grade
mounted service.
Approved May 81, 1861. [july G-IawIw.
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decaup to be fe,ectei provided fy law Appoint
ment t the rank of general after the army organize sha
Sac. B. Thsthe President be authorzed whenever in hi
uigen the public service may require the increase to add z
tbs engineers lieutenant colonel who shall receive
the and allowances Of euisnant cooEs OF cavalry arc
as many captains, not exceeding i've as nay Ie Necessary
department assistant quarteriHaSer geneTa with me RAM
Of aor and to e co1nis.sry generals department,
sistani eommsa with rank of major, and assistant
comnisry. with rank OF captain; and to the edcal ds
pSrtr1eni SIX surgeons ard fourteen assistant surgeons.
s. Tht te Presd ant BE- authorized to appoint as mary
military stsrkeepers with the pay and allowance Of first
lieutenant infantry gaekeepng public prop.
ty require, Lot TO exceed in all six storekeepers
g. That there be added to the military establishment
quar- sergeant each rsgment OF Vary and nfan
try and ordinance sergeant for each military post eh to
receive the and allowance Of sergeant maer, according
to existing laws.
SIC 4 may be enlisted for the medical depart
ment Of the army for the term already pro7de by law for 9TH
enlisted many hopal stewards the service
require to be determined by secrar Of War, under such
reuA as he may Prescbe and Who shall receive the pay
and allowance Cfs sergeant major
SEC That uni military school shal be e7tabishei fer
the elementary instruction Of oer Tor he army te PRESIDENT
~ be authorized 70 appoint cadets from the several States IN
number propoFtonedto t9: In tne house OF hP
reentaives and zen N 70 ne eIecea py nm az ase
Confederate ses who shall he attached to companies
with tho rank Of Cadet who shall receive the monthly pay OF for
~ dollars, and be competent fer promotion a. such time under
such regulations may be prescribed BY The President or here
sEo That the President be authorized to assign officers
the Confederate States to staff duty with volunteers prov
sonal troops, snd to confer upon hm Whe SO spoyed the
rankcOeponding to Che STAFF duties they are TO perform
SIC There shall be allowed and paid to every able bodied
who shall be daily enlisted TO in the OF the
Confederate States bounty Of ten bnt the payment Of
five dollars Of the sd bouny shall be deferred until the recruit
shall have mustered into the regiment in which he
serve
H. That the provision Of the third section Of the act Of
the Congress of the United Satss making appropriations for
the Legislative, executive and judicial expenses the gov
year ending the thirteenth DAY of June
eighesn hundred and sixty approved June twenty third
hundred and sixty, which declares that
military supplies whatever which Of atented invention
shall purchased tie right using applying any patent
invention une-s the shall be authorized by law and
appropriation therefor explicitly FORTH it for
such W OF within the Confederate states shall
suspended in its operation for and during the existing war
APPaOVED Nay 'l6, lSjI. june29-IaE4E
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July 6-ls#4


mo.
An Act to amend entitled Act recognizing the
isence between United
states and concerning Letters Of MaIque Prizes and Prize
Goods approved May SIXTH thousand eight hundred and
eixty.one
SECTION The Congress Of the ederae Stls enact
That the tenth section Of the above entitled be amanJed
that in addition to the bourty therein mentioned the Govern
ment Of the Confederate States will pay the cruiser cru
OF private armed vessel commissioned under said
twenty the value Of each Of
belonging to the enemy that be sunk destroyed By such
private armed vessel the value Of the
be included in the estimate The valuation to be made by
board naval officers appointed and their award to be approved
y the President and the amount found be due to be payable
in eight per centum bonds Of the Confederate States
Sc That aEy person who may have invented may
hereafter invent kind OF armed vessel floating bat
ery defence shall deposit of the accompanied
~ suitable explanations specifications, in the navy depart
ment together with affidavit setting forth that he is the in
thereof such deposit affidavit unles the facts set
forth therein shall be dsapprOye shall ene such inventor
his assigns the sole and exclusive enjoyment Of the rPh
and privileges conferred by this act reerVng however, to the
Gevrnment In all the right Of using sncn invention
Approved May 2I, 1861. juyG-lawiE
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mo. III ]

An Act toprovide for the Of additional officers
ssoned officers, musicians and privates Of the marine
TO constitute regiment, and for tie additional clothing and
subsistence OF the non-commissoned officers musicians ard
prvates for the ending February tie eshteenth eighteen
hundred and stxty-two.
The Congress OF the Confederate States OF America do eusc
That the OF ninety five thousand hundel and forty dol
lars e ard the hereby appropriated cut OF sry money
10 the treasury Otherwise appropriated for the Of ad
tiona officers, and prvass Of the marine corps snd
subsistence for the for during the ending Eebrua
the eighteenth, eighteen hundred AID sNtyWo, Ead
be appropriated follows One cslone Or nine months two
thousand dollars lieutenant colonel Or nine months eighteen
hundred dollars quarrnaser sdctonal five hundred dol
lars psymaster sddona five hundred dollars adjusnt ad
ous FIVE hHnded dollars; four captains five thousand two
hundred dollars four eutenabts three thousand
Gred dor fourteen second euensnts, thousand and
eighty dollars additional non-commis5ioned officers and
cans thousand eight hundred dollars hundred and
forty additional pTTa at eleven dollars per month"; twenty
three thousand hundred and sixty dollars sddiona
clothing for nOncommssoned officers musicians and prvateS
fifteen thousand dollars; additional raton' for
officers musicians and prvaes sXtysX thousand ions xix
teen thousand five hundred dollars, additional expenses Of
crung transporta Of officers and five thousand dol
lars; Of and purchase Of email ordnance
sores flags dollars contingencies including
freight carriage, two thousand dollars.
Approved May 81 1861. ljuyj-lawiw,