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Z { r T AIN CURE
IN all cases, or no CHARGES Made

y, Nv Z eoiisultei daily. from A. NJ tosP NJ -
s anu na'aFe itr'ng By his uuweariea attention Sr
80 lnaIl sassss gained reputation which ,Il. -,
- ar laris q TIE country 10 obtain sirirs -
Aiots ne pliysieilns In Boston pare ss,.a t;., i.
t-ls fteessiqn than the culahratsd d. now - - y
rsrie,rs isa-c Yho nri the sefsicss q an rT-
A. - - y an and s11rgguu should e7ss hit, All
81 - - ilI-ris aul has fr r,i- = new srfise All
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s. W. TIIAYER, NJ. D.. Dean of the Medical Facuity In
the University Of Vermont.
w. CARPENTER, Professor, Sc, in the Vermont Uuiyer
sity.
J. 5. PIERCE, ELI CHlTTENDEN. Agents BURLINGTON
ANsON BARBER, Agent Brattleboro.
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sEMINAL WEAKNrss

Dr. d. devotesa great part Of his time 10 TIN treatment
those Gases eansed b. secret solitary habit which IA
ls the pod5 and mind, uniting the unfortunate uyid
~ Tor business or society. Some Of and u.lacho
produced by early habits Of youth, Weakness X
tie tack aud limbs Dizziness Of the hcsd Dhness Of sight
10 H'tston 81 the heart Dyspepsia Nervousness Dera
ept e tne gestiye irnetons symptoms Of Consumption
&c The fearful eiisr tin mind ere much to We dread
l ss o. memory confusion Of IDEAS depression Of spjr-
rs efl oreboings aversion Of society elfdstrust tiiI
&c ara among the evils produced. such persons should
ol,le contemplating marimony, consult physician 81
and be st once restored health aud happiness
Patients who wish remain under Dr. bows tst, :
IeN a3s or weeks viii be furnished wth pleasant rooms
OF the country, With full directions t,,r ,,-s c,
ssrlPton Of your eases Dr. Dow, has so for ale the Fb
potes, warranted the best preventive Order by mail
Attss AvE 81 anu a rcd stamp. l5-l4-Iv
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II regard Mr.. Eddy as one ofthe mosi ear,ass. i
6d practitioners with whom ! hare hal ogfeiaIt,,
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner N Nv
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors tb,,
not employ person uicgs so.lYfaRf and iy,,1sa
more capable Of putting thssr aspirations In 4 fa
cure FOR them an early and favorable co,ssi-sste.
Patent osaecH EDAuNp nUgks
Late couiaiissiuuer Of r,t.
Mr. v. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN Z,
tals. all but eSE OF which patents have ~ " 4
and that Is Rv'r leHding, Such nnmtstak able f,i,
talent aud ability on hi. part leads nae u r~ete,r
inventors TO sprly 10 hin o. prurusr their psef . X
may be 81 having the most faithful stieptsn ~
their cases, and az very reasonable charges ~
JOHN rAG6Ar
During eight months, the subscriber 10 conn, /.
lArr practice made ficiss rejected appieatsp y,
AfPEALs, ENEi;Y ONE q Which was decided IA h W
by tirc Commissioner Of Patents. n n ps,'
Boston, p,-c 2, ls6i Ais I
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Dr.. NarshalI's IIeaaarhs and ralarh Sr1T

ut n sstHIfWtF y fftNHHtIIN UIIU NHIHIIU NIB =
fE'uis SNUFF has thoroughly proved ifsef 10 b ts q
Il article ever known for curing thu rtfarfh ae3 NJ
Head ana the Headache n has heen found "a sIasa
remedy In many q ewes fra fness hss tea
nleyt b. - and Hearing hss oten been grvatly hPs
n t. use Il purgrs ont All distractions stsunghss
utands and gives healthy action 10 tire parts sHsr
Is recommended BY many q the best Ply sirsEs and Il
WITH great success asts satisfaction everywhere
Mor thsn twenty re- n experience has Fsysdl ri
yapr aud At this moment Il stsns hisher tssn sta
fcFr
A large nuTplsr Of the Enoss respectable uhotss. D.
gisfs 10 NeE YORK aud Boston "a eertihests dpsa
Them ~ lsa say ;s The undersigned having FER nssly I'd
been acquainted with DR. MarElaIi's CAtarrh seas <
Headache Snud, and sold ia eur wholesale trade sb
state THAI We believe Il 70 b. equal every r pet
Recommendation given II fnF this Ca ass
and that Il i decidedly the beet article We have y l
for aii the common etseares ~ the Heaa.t
Beware Of GeuuTeEfcif-. A facsimile q isis
S4ly
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Paxrnt

NJ Irr'hs iuteh'fti = The sui--sfi- ~ ~. -, 4.
~ ''i'''i . make irnH-iiaie pay icrt to ',r, ed,
~ IN. =, 49,, G. p NEWCosB
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Marriage Certificates.

N LERGYMEN often have the interesting ceremony O
" Marriage perform. and Blank Certificates for
such occasions, may BE- obtained by applying
AT THIS OFFICE.
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Proof Safe in the Word,

IL HEN the contents o. safes are DESTROYED thc 80,
w ssriaby burned BY heat teing conducted 10 tg
the inside wsoi casing through the door and dosls
the iron bolts snd pilates forming and fastening II. M
20 the outside iron plate 81 the door and iosna dhvs
o. ths insian wood casing thus 70 sming cnBsnaaos
daetor o. the te-t heat conducting material frau a
side diFvStlY upon The Inside wood easing, and oss
tiie safe.
CT Az sass, save ouiz are thus built. Examips
safe door
TUE MARYLAND PATENT sAFEfs 50 ecnstras.,is
entirely cut Of sii communication Of heat in th n
50 constituting thu door sna the doorway Of s1ap
other Equality nonsonanrtiuT nateftal. to hsee Il \
bolts rauning through the door iron plate Sropul
door any connections from tho outer to ne
part Of tbs safe her~by keeping tbs interior and
% the safe scFlctssy rvutessei frum all heas ila n
applied 70 the door "a ans other pnriien ef ths ~
VI BI9kiDw ANS0N HAbDY MsRafsstursr,.
Proprvtngs. 81 sehool stT-t opposite tiiy liai Bss
Further particulars 10 refereHce 20 the above ssis
sample seen, on application 70 suERWIN Ena
Agents, Grafton, " II
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For CotLEcroEs, Of the times, preserve
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aoNoRnnmA ANn srpnrr1s

Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yen6rySl and
impure blood, lmPoteney, serofnla Gonorrboa Ulcers.
pain and Distress in the regions proefeaon Infsmatiou
q the Bladder and kieYs, Iydrocee Ahcesps TTum0rs
fghta sweiings and the long Il horrible snptons
attending this cass Of deae made 10 become rs harm,
less as the simplest alliags Of a child
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Important to the aft licted.

hR. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
~ ana sndicott Street. Boston ali diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
~ long coue n study and practical experience m uu-
rhited exnt " D. has the qualification o presenting
Tue unfortunate with remedies that have never since he
SEES II A "a
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PIANO FORTES,
PHGENIX
PICTURE FRAME And LOOKING
Glass Mandatory.

Nos. 23f East Twenty-Thira Street. 1873 &
10 Grand Street s. Sl5 Cerrrc Street.
EsrAHLisHEb 1888 NEW YORK. EsvAELlsusD 1888.
This Establishment has been successful operation "a
years and is the largest Of the kind United States
have on hand manufacture order every description
LOOKING GLASS PICTURE
4 PORTRAIT FRAMES. PLAIN AND
ORNAMENTAL PIER, WALL OVAL & MAN
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Moudngs for Picture Frames lengths suitable for trans
Portation either Guilt Berng Rosewood Oak Zebra Brs
rye, Mahogany. &c. Our Mannfletory and extensive
futie enable furnish any article in our line a. good
az the best and as cheap as the cheapest.
Dealers are invited 20 call upou ns
when they visit New York cau to be able to SUNNY
them with every article in hne which they possibly
require At prices lower than they purchase
uricrs by mail attended to With promptness 10 not
fsii to call when you visit Nea York.
u office and WareToons No. 2l5 Centre St. n Y,
1880 HORACE V. siGLEB, Agt.
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THE PERFECT MELODEON.

4 MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
fiat Burlington, the was agan awarded
the First Premium for purity evenness power Of tone
and promptness Of touch
In every desirable quality necessary for superior
n,eut the Perfect Meloteon is OF this
abundant testimony.
The addition II the BASE DAMPER for which we have
recently obtained letters patent the greatest
proycmens made the Melodeon. Its meeting Will,
universal appreciation aud is by all
who have used II and become acquainted with its beautiful
eectWithout 1t Il almo impossible to sell an instru
ment.
PIANO EORTES,
from the hestmakers selected by Prof n " BAKER Of
ton wchis sufficient guarantee of their excellence
sale and 70 rent at manufacturers prices.
All instruments and sent to any part Of tho
conntry at risk. ESTEY & GREEN
RRArrIEBoRo, Oct 10 1859. %
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Geneyer Cordial

OeHc y ct 0JOFuBaG
As Gin highly recommended by Physicians for It's Me-
dcna Properties, It being made pure arley MALI;
our other bottled Liquors, vizt-
BRANDY, BOURBON IPIIISKEY. RUM
&C. Sc,
Are put up with the greatest regards their purity
ana Medicinal qualities, and recommended by the
Faculty.
We are permitted to refr 10 the following Commissioners
Town Agents, aud Physicians Of the u and
publish the annexed results of Chemical Analysis by
eminent Chemists evidence that bot the puret
and most desirable articles in line vii be offered for sale
to customers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

MEsSRs. HENRY P WILSON & Co.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. l have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen Off dandru, restore the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27


MEssRs. HENRY ?. WILSON Co.: have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy of
high commendaon, and cleerfully recommend them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original COLOR
to any who troubled with dandruf, disagreeabe
itching of the head, humor, to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
REV. e. W. H. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Greet Remfdy for Cong1s, C-olds end
Kidney difficulties.

r. J. W. pOL.ANl

DIR. j. W. pQLANu ! e..
GoFFsTowN CENTRF. MI.
fsEE following testimonials will tell cnetiliug ahcHt
any other article sold bv druggists -
Rev. J. Il. Chase OF Rumney, N. H., under dat. Of
April 4th, 1860 says sc When your favor (two bot.
ering from most cold. / took the Compound
and was able topreach in two days. = believe
the Compound is an invaluable medicine do wisis
thousands who kno nothing of its virtues, would y.
come better acquainted withit'
Rev. L. G. stevess, Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Goiistovn Cert" "a letter dated Fed. 1860, says
" Some OF my 1any have tried il, (the Cornpo'ild,
Cough Renedis erer rrepo'ed. Besides its value
Cough medicine, have good to believe it be
all it claims to be for kiduey Diseases Diabetes
MIR. Asa toodhue of Bow N. H.. was so prost al ed bv
Din6etes March 1862 that neither himself nor an
who saw him thought that he could possibly live through
the month AS last resort, he thought he would try
him he began 10 take it and to the surprise o. all in,
mediately showed signs Of amendment. eleven mont
esays {: g believe DR.. Poland's Whit Pine Comporl
under God has been the means c: my recovery thu
undreds Of of Kidney complaints, cUHED EN-
TIRE LY by taking the White Pine Compound have been
reported s 6y druggists. Here are two samples
pound as wonderful curative for kidne" comp aints
being great sufferer from that difficulty ne sem 10 t
they were worth fifty dollars tie has siucc sold ,ood
many bottles mself.
The second that of business man. in Salem
Mass He wasalso cured Of the same complaint. After
wards he went to Minnesota The great ati. Of ie
journey brought on return of his former difficulty snd
seeking in vain in Minnesota for the Compound, he
compelled to send all the way to Salem tc have o
warded b. express
July, 1860 DIR. POLAND Mr.. J. c. E.tterfe;d Tr
who sells your Medicine, has requested mo to give u
brief statement OF what your Whit Pe Co,aDo has
dore tor me- had been afflicted with the kidney Com
plant for long time, and had bad Cough OF ten
years standing. which caused NE to spit hiood quite
frequently freq No one of Ty expected
tnat should ever get my health again but ,ro Dot
ffNO
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

r~~NLN.N-N.
Please read few certificates from the following reia.
BILE and well known people.
MEssRs HENRY p. WILSON & Co.--My wife is now
using your Regeneration for TIE hair and pronounces it
far superior to anything she used for tine hair Itis
easily applied does not soil in the east-ha disagree
able odor increases The growth of hair prevents fall
ing Oh, and often the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited. because think article
that will do what your Hair Regenerator WILL should be
widely Known think it is the best article for the hair
now in use. RtSpectfuNy, Sc,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms.
81 ike the Hair Regenerator and Dressing rery
much" REV GEO. WoaDINti Hartford CT.
81 unhesitatinWy pronounce it an inu4luablc arti-
Gle from the effect on my oun head.'
SA HILL wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester, y II.
sit rendered my ha,r soft and giossy"
MNor LARRAR, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
ST. feel confident that it operates NOT as a dye but
to restore the roots to their natural heating state"
REV Z. NJ. KELLoG Nashua, NH.
81 most cheerfuHy recommend toaN persons"
REV Z. RUSSELL, Littleton, N. H.
November |.
MEssRs. HENRY P WILSON & Co: have no hestancy
in saying, in my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Regcnera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. shall continue 50 use them with pleasure.
REV. II. II. llARTWElL, Lawrence, Mass.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes: and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
pn. MARSHALLS HEADACHE
G&TAESEag SNUFF.

HHlS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself TO be the best
! article known FOR curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
HEAD, and the HEADAcHE. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES. DEAF
has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte n
been greatly improved by its 1t purges out all OBJ
struction strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts Affected 1t is recommended by many
OF the best physicians and is used with great and
satisfaction everywhere.
MoIc than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and this neut sta nds gher han
ever before.
Boston and New York, in Ger icatc signed by them l.
1854 say:
9 The nndersigncd having or manY years been &C
quanted with DR., MARsHALL'i cATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and sold It in WI o sale trade. clecrfulIy
state that believe it 10 be eu IN every respect to the
recommendation given of it fo he cure Of Catarrhal
Affections, and that is decd ly best article we have
known for all the comm eases of the head"
BE are ~ CGur !erieits.
fac simile Of the sgnatcfe of the . ,riet0r
CHARLES BOWEE, is. "ver bottle .,oll ;,y Drug
~ .-ervhere. ~ tlujS, "
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-06
Congress,

The second regular session of the Thirty-sev-
enth Congress commenced at Washington on
Monday last In the House OF Representatives,
Mr.. Vallandigham offered resolution, which
was adopted instructing the Committee on the
Judiciary TO enquire by what authority Of the
Constitution and laws the Postmaster General
undertakes to decide what newspapers may, and
what shall not, be transmitted through the Uni
ted Stltes mail.
Mr.. Cox, Democrat, from Ohio, offered pre-
amble and resolutions, condemning the illegal
arrests and imprisonments, and declaring against
them in future Laid on the table, on motion OF
Mr.. Colfax, Abolitionist from Indiana.
This is the last session of this Congress II
has but a short time to live, it is true; but in
that time they may do much harm. If what has
heretofore been done by them, is to be taken as
evidence of what they may hereafter do, itwould
have been blessing to the country if, after a
session of ten seconds, they had adjourned for
ever. No set of men ever misrepresenled their
constituents more completely than the present
members have, and none could surely have done
less 10 Ieliese INC oouhuy rum 'nc teiiioio Soh'
diton into which it has been brought by Adolf
tionism. Whether this neglect was Intentional,
or through mistake, the people can Judge; but
of one thing we are certain, and that is, that
when the fourth Of March shall come, this peo.
pie will rejoice that the thirty-seventh Congress
has finally closed its labors-and not few Of
them will, with ourselves, join in the hope that
we shall never look upon their like again.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-06

ROBBERY .-On Thursday night week, the store
of Mr.. Jacob Minnick, living at the Hickory,
about three miles north of this place, was entered
and robbed of large amount of goods. Mr.
Minnick has not yet been able to ascertain his
entire loss, but among the goods stolen, were
numerous articles of ready -made clothing, shoes,
boots and hats, together with large amount of
cotton goods, gun caps, powder, shot, tobacco,
&c. The thief entered the store through the
front door, which he appears to have forced open
with crow-bar or some such instrument
There was, we are Informed, about $500 or $500
in the store at the time but fortunately'i it was
overlooked by the robbers, who only succeeded
in getting about eight dollars in change. No
discovery of tine stolen property, or of the thief
has we believe yet been made.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-06
The Presidents Message.

. We have not space, or we would lay the Pres
paratively brief and this is the only merit that
it seems to possess. We presume, however, that
it has been very generally read by this time, and
therefore deem an abstract of its contents unne-
cessary.
The most prominent subject of the Message, is
the emancipation project. This scheme the Pres
ident presses with some earnestness, and appears
to think the abolition of slavery will yet save
the country. We confess that we have never yet
understood how it is to do It. If slavery had
stood in the way of the formation of the Union,
or the adoption of the Constitution, there then
might be some reason in this abolition position
of the President; or if the people of the country
had declared in its favor, some. excuse might be
set up for this interference with the domestic in
situations of the States. But what is the fact,
the President, Mt the election two years ago, re-
ceived 100, 600 votes less than majority the
whole vote cast, and not single electoral vote
in any Slave State; and at the elections which
took place in October and November last one Of
the main issues between the Administration party
and the Democratic party, was this very question
of emancipation. Every body knows the result
of this contest; the Administration party was ut
terly routed in six of the largest and most impor
tant Free States in this Union. With one hun
bred and seven thousand majority in New York;
one year ago. they could not save themselves
from defeat and in the States yet to vote they
not hope for better success. Now, in all candor,
who is to be gratfed by this emancipation
scheme of the President? Surely not the
Slave States for if they had desired the abolition
of Slavery, they had the power to abolish it at
any time not the six States above referred to,
for they condemned it by unmstakable MAORI
ties, less than two months ago; not the Demo-
cratic party anywhere, for every Democratic
newspaper in the country condemns it, and
every Democratic convention has resolved posi-
lively against it-and, in fact, conservative men
every where condemn the project, as unjust and
wrong. Who then are the parties to be gratifed
by the adoption of the Presidents grand emanci-
ton scheme? Lovejoy, Banks Greeley, Sumner
& Co. desire it, of course and they must be graft
fed though the country be ruined thereby.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-06

SPLENDID WINTER FAsHIoNs.-We have again
before US Nine. Demorest's Mirror of Fashions for
the Winter of 1862 and '63. This is one of the
best and cheapest works of the kind in the Uni
led States; and the present number surpasses, in
beauty, style, and the number of its plates, any
former number. To ladies this work is invau-
able. 1t contains tho latest and most desirable
Paris, London and New York fashons-compri-
sing Cloaks and Sacks, Bridal, Opera, Evening,
Home, Promenade and Costume Dresses, with Il
variety of tasty designs for children's clothing
1t is exclusively Fashion Magazine, and the
best in the country. 1t is published at No. 473
Broadway, New York, at 81 per year. Each
No. contains number of valuable patterns, and
each yearly subscriber will be entitled to fifty
cents worth of plain patterns, to be selected by
them during the year, from designs in the Maga-
zine.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-06
Electoral Vote.

The States which have recently voted against
the Abolitionists, would give, at Presidential
election, one hundred and nineteen votes-every
vote of which Lincoln received two years ago,
except seven. These constitute large majority
of oil the electoral votes of the States remaining
in the Union; and had it been Presidential
election, the Democratic candidate would have
been elected by more than two-thirds of the cleo
toral vote. This we think, should satisfy every
one--evep the Abolitonists-th the Democratic
party still lives.
One thing, however, in regard TO the elections
just passed, is worthy Of note; that is, the re-
markable unanimity with which the homes of
the President and Cabinet condemned them. 1t
may and sometimes does happen, that Presi-
dent or q Cabinet officer loses his own State, but
nothing like this general verdict has ever before
been known in this country. Illinois, the home
Of the President New York, the home Of the
Secretary Of State; Ohio, the homo of the secre-