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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

4 DIiBOLIcAL AND lNltEARn or
OuTRAGG.- Tie ruflanlsm which ha-
heen rampant f,r several months il.
our village and town, cuouMed n
Saturday night IN lhe preparation ol
one Of the most iHhumu, dab Iira
ana Gendish outrag lhat cyct oecir-
ed n any civilized community NJ"
ronira with lying b @ail Ior murder
Gus attack, upon pescr able citizens il
TIC If plaae aad he cover 81 dirk
mess. the.e d-sp radoes -tor lhry ARE
undoubtedly tbs anne gng Inferred
thr Quiet encl,slre con,crraled long
-iHce T. tie Sleeping dead, ii the
west part II TIT. village, and, qh, ul-
lk", atactcd te peaceful resting
places of the deputed 80 les, than
MtTtV t,eo of ihe be / AID most costly
grave stones IA monuments were
rer,urnad many Of them boken.anl
al more 81 les murilned and dam
aeed. shaft IF m rble 'eighing from
one 70 two thousand pounds we =
thrown FROM thrir pede lasi liltlr
heal stones marking he sweet spot
= here ren0se tie infant idl u the
family f1ck were broken or torn from
their 20 k.ts and hurled u;on the
moss and strnhhery which loving
h5d II a9rr,i nate PARENTS had
planel upen fhr ltilr mounds Of
ear p hieh cover cherished remains.
~ shor mntlaiion. wreck and Rim
stared on every hsHd upon The visitor
to that sacred enclosure On sand y
morning seeming MS if imps from
Tel snirts If the damn d--had
Il hieh earn WI hee durin tie
dH kG - of tie 81 cdina night III
pefchanee they mi4ht pet0rb les III
lbs e the goo ! pr.sd, hy outragiag
their a9e tionafc remembrance hy
friends and relatives On rarth II
would b. impossible 10 describe the
eep indignation manifested hY our
citizens Yesterday a. the outrage be
cane kaown iIundreds visited th.
rem 'er, and were appalled, aud
hoe el By he enc 81 the la-t nights
hellsn eaik Had the perpetrutors
ne n known and within reach Of the
excited hrong, W. have bus very lii.
lie 90 on ha' tley eouid have ~ en-
lynch ! upon he nearest tree i srir
81 rrmpnstrsnre ii any There vera
wbo would fel like demonstrating.
PS We Ieara since the sbale
i a. written. that the fao inaisphua'
rsted aid o. II itgl namely Jo5l
X nuedy AID John o sullivan. ar'
aouu 10 b gully bg ihir own con.
le.si 2. Rufland HsyaH, 'ondap,
Aagtst -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
~ 90 49, III lo.n. ) lIi.

We learn thsta'l tie towns ID dis
County has rai.el tbeir fol- d b.
Of nioe months men y volunteer.
IL ns3y of the toxins ~ ne M d Oh. RI
ed themselves Than could be accepted
--saeh sas the ea.e To- this ioan.--
fAe Company for this end Of the { Gun
- vii organise and elect is officers,
9, Aanshaaer o. ] Fsdsy NJ bis
xeet, e anae s.-Bd. We saai pub
be- b = rffhe Csopaoy usst eees.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

Wan MgrTISG1N PtRU- tmrc-
ing Of the citizens 81 Peru Sa, held
ou the 18Th inst, rs tak measures tor
the encouragement Of yolauagu q
aid wedding lle necessity ofa DraJt
There nls alaios. a uaanimoIs ch
preston il favor Of itfuetng lie
Seleeimen 10 Offer each yol nicer cue
hundred dollars, 70 be pad i, lax Oh
the Grand List
a Committee was appointed to as.
certain Che safe 81 feeling Ia Zach
School District. At m adjourned
me ting lie next day, appcarel lisa.
a majority Of lie legal voters ii toUn
were III favor Of the proposition; and
the meeting being much larger than
that Of the previoo, day, was unani
NOUS vita bui one exception. 4 cali
was made fer ,oluntctr., aud on man
having wife and fye liile ch.Idccn,
was Che first to say be was rody 70
50. Another, who las Ial two SONS
II lie army, was The nsrt 10 say be-
would 90, and another son vth lin.
II seeme as If oar q,iota would BE-
cured without difficulty WHY uol
every man realy 10 Day h.m.rl, for
yhat be j. rortl upon tie altar of
his country /?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26


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h m .n "a
er iio# me
9o l s m Is
A'~a aF alfa iaia i
@ aa ahs I'll
Ra# III i3e +
sa E
vs. s.
e ai r. sas'3 y
IaAi ieisa as Jae
Ha6 iof Ne saF @ fa z
he h q M Hsaftet
Pug tea1.y sa taan eogihefh
Igaraa.a g. chs lairtoa Corr
and lia haaaaa En4a u e.I iaa
word thutae afL Inu
esec "a W rHa ylal e
he existence & tae Caa.e
beeau.s thas yl haa ia only sd-
eqaaie supply q ait ana .a only
los crap q ih South They de-
clare iAat iof Tie sapp'y q articles o.
prime neees tic retention q 'ht
region is indispensable low iaea
are we g a'o'a i.'e conclusion ''a' =
ihe remainder q We rebel STATES lAe
s1rplj 4 n tn''ea' ma "s5e can
no" 2 on 2 'S'''''i H"''" III w
heseA .arl! Nas'slai consumption q r.
army :
= { ~ noi "ieA y uHaef'.Ue we
siren e q 'Ae l'oe's we "oo'o nov
iAli back upoa iie aelnsioh orc vide.
y eberl hea, 'ha' &c ieu.taral eooo-
Try istobe" starvf4o"t bntit seems
to g clear from 'he na'are o. lhe CASE,
lrom facts known TO AZ, that tI'e m !.
iIafy strength ofthe bel States, their
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

fH taeatfical Performance give
+, thg Equinox House, b. several d
guests, on Friday evening last fol-
tbe benefit Of Nh liar ~ Of dis
town, who has reg ally let Ter tno
.ons il the army Was eery p easanl
affair. Tie receipt q ihi. entertain.
meat and the monJ rails . by .ub-
scription at l!i- HUE 70 he beuc.
& OF Mrs. H., viii anoaai to ever oae
hundred dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

GErTIws FRIGHTENED. The
Richraoad editors are Getting fri b
eael aboa. the psssbent cali fo-
10000 additional troops, and call
uPou che rebel Congress now IL ses-
sion, 70 rai.e additional coascripts and
10 alter tie las % IS q include al b
tween he agea 81 l6 and So. Th-
Richmond Dispatch ears heg ma
raise a. many men - he NORTH does.
Bst ~sa. 4 ,bsy -atSc ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

We copy from 40 exchange The fol.
lowing notice
0SE crEr RtwARp. Sraged o.
Stolen From lie enclosure Of Mess.
ers Buck, Barber 4 Perry &c Cam-
bridge, three sneaks known by lie
name q joseph fepPle j cpa i
bunker aA mip pcry Tic
ahoyo reward wll bs iI for tbep
safe retra ~ t1cr ua.lgs danl
know te5 are aat
P.S. Ge Queen fal. them ia
her doNiaian, please tir thcm to ber
lrinsf Canada papers please
copy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

We learn ia Chss ttel5 Fg,
b rwl o -.
mea 81 Iaar rwMr in ore ~ h
Eae aaias egmoa ID na e3
sfna nimtuf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

THg ATLANTIC. fsr September.
ronfains SOM good prose articles, AMI
one excellent poetical piece Con-
tents DAHL Count Cerebral Dy-
namics; A New Sculptor Plays aud
Play-Aciing Or Shore Life 10 he
Open Air; Rife Gibbs Two Som
mers; Mr. A1plli Method. Of STUDY
20 Nrurl History Gabriel's Defeat;
BctaeI The Il ,rrais If San Domin-
q. 4 Comp.sial 81 ! riepd be
Liz of Bir IS; The Nes Opposition
Pa eyi d BgrIow o. the
Tara Question, and Caifnes On
the Sla Pautr"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

Du Ga PCS 10
re~c a8 r
WIN ar. affrap W
Eye atd EaE 81 -
case. hr 81. car 4 u l#rd
deaFnrss. with en- arm
Gus. Ili.efidea fa y
his specially Tie afl.rfel 81
~, DELAY 10 avail themselves q he
.Ei iIe does o. ak eases gnie.s
~ are sasne bo. - 81 = faf- ing
furiber Information 80
II. CsxrNsps > f~crtisenen'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

DounLE MuRDER kNp Srictpg
Is SPRINGFIELD. Monday eycu-
ing, tie wife of Mr. jackson Gold.
threw berse I and two children aged
two and SIX years--into the Black
river ut Morris Mills whore "a wcre
l.ovnd 4. lho inqusl faded 70 6ad
8 gw lor Che awful deed, not be-
! Z alle % 'neoporae into tho yrr-
li tht almost universally u.el
pIfa Gu temporary insanity
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

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"a &c
l a
E
pfrse f
ea q
6af oo ~.
ana Cess Dc aho masrs
b fe0osel
The PRES thunder
ar mrr.saam eaai Sc hsa4s
s 81 80 eacl Sc s into
aa img eo
3e maa WH ls
m j Is sgea s.au sB great rs.
tBa8 srg rs 81 decided rs laaaue 81
Ha eaaet tel tomelH decide wrong
Iey ra our gneraa .he Eas
vgn 3r.Fo. 90 bis phys.eiau when he
fod him dat uait.a De healed iam.
le $50 q cut De head lh ID.
ees. Anernaa f opIe appear g
mink aaa th despoi lhat such
threat wli steady tar serves ior 4
ucse sfa' surg s. operation Ii IS
umy have mistakes agal % frequent
Is the Turks igg ia rs oiHef Did
re generals understood that If taey
made bluadors Tia IT. heads would pay
iae forfeit To 30 army we're mis-
takes 50 seldom n inlaat oi Napoleon,
tor - no other were errors oi jadg
mcni looked upon with such lenity
Il requires experience aud practice
to develop The qualities Of most gem
erals The world Ia, seen but iyo
Napoleons. Some Of tie greatest
general. have been most unpr0meiue
noyices. Frederick Of Russia, ia bis
$500, o.4
came aaHic.sricaen, and aed neI9r-
ou.iy from The Gli leaving as rn1
4 dghias and had tbe ple-af leans
4
I" III.
.,
81
Wa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

Fory-fge soldiers left tie Hospital
at Burlington on Monday under The
charge Of Capt. Rose q the bib YER
mont regiment, 70 JOIN their regiments
in tie army 81 tie Potomac. There
are about 100 patients sill in the
hospital.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

The declarations were delivered with dis
tinctness and spirit, and with skill IN nihkinp
the most of the points Of the authors.
The essays of the young ladies showed Che
correctness and extent Of their acquisitions il
the "well of pure English, undehled." And
nothing sounds better to our ears than smart
thing appropriately uttered by pretty lips
But, as all of these ladies ere not to become
preachers, we think the number Of sermons
was unusually large.
The original addresses by the young gem
teman we're written with ability, and deliver
erod with effect, and evnced a maturity Of in
telloct and perfection Of training rarely wit
messed in exhibitions of the kind, and which
we did not expect.
In this whole affair, there was not one
thing that was not at least we'll done. Wash
ington County Grammcr School has revived
and again lives, and is wearing again the
pristine honors OF the days Of Southmayd and
Poase The teachers and the young ladies
and gentlemen, to whom we are indebted for
this entertainment, are assured that this last
year Of Washington County Grammer School
has eliminated in glory for themselves and
the Institution. The exercises Of the evening
were agreeably diversified by Mr.. PRocroR's
brilliant and finished performance upon the
piano.
On the whole the exercises Of the week,
which closed the Summer term, and the year,
set, beyond all doubt, seal Of approval upon
the Union School, and the methods Of nstruc-
ton there adopted, and the order and dsci-
plino enforced. The school in all its depart
ments is decided success, and will answer
the most sanguine expectons OF those who pa
tiently, and in the face of much discourage
ment, worked for its establishment. And in
connection with it, and in the commodious
rooms in the Union School Building, the
Grammer School, under the efficient manage
ment of Mr.. GoRHAM is rapidly winning it's
way back to the popular favor it once eujoy-
ed. Our village now offers unrivall Acili-
ties for educating our own children, and those
who may visit us from abroad facilities of
which we may we'll be proud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

The SoHooL ExAMINATGoN.-We were
not able to attend the closing exercises OF
the Union School and Washington County
Grammar School, last week, and not being
furnished with a full report which we expect
ed, we " appropriate the report which is
published by the Freeman and which we learn
was in the main prepared by the Committee.
We hear Of none but the most universal sa-
tsfaoton at the progress Of the school since
its organization, and we arc quite sure that,
under its present management, our citizens do
not regret the introduction Of the graded sys-
tom in our schools. The improvement thus
far is all that its most ardent friends had hoped
for, but as the school progresses, the system
will more fully vindicete its own character.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

have put in the Committee on the judiciary bccaus,
want committee " sharp lawyers Now, sir, ash
the House TO adopt that resolution. II any In this
House out Of Il has been guilty Of offering accept
ing brbe TO procure the passage Of measure through
this House. has been guilty Of breach Of the priv
eyes Of the House, desire to due punishment meted
out 10 him.
Mr. Speaker fno gentleman desires TO make this res
olution stronger, will the previous question W
adoption.
Mn +. A. CoNKLrso. ask the gentleman to yield
TO 4 moment
Mn WALTON. do not think discussion upon tho
resolution is desirable. | demand the previous ques
ton.
Mr.. BpoERroN moved to lay the resolution on the ia
BILE
Mn. HurcHrNs called for tellors on tho motion
Icllers not ordered
The motion disagreed to--aycs d. noes net count
3D.
Tho precious question was then seconded. and the
main question ordered 10 be put
Mn WtCKLfrrE demanded the yeas and nays upon
the adoption of the resolution
The yeas aud nays were ordered
The question taken; and II decided in the az
htmatve- yeas l02. nays as follows
IEAs-Messrs. Aldrch, William Allen, William J.
Allen, Alley Ancoua, Arnold Babbtt, Baily, Baker,
Bddle J b. Blair, S. Blair Burlington, Calvert Camp
bell, Chambern. Clements Cobb. ColfaN II. Conk ling,
Corning Covode, Ctsfeld Cutler, Davis Dawes, Dcla-
no. Di,en. Duell, Dunlap, Dunn, Bdgerton. Edwards
Gridcr Hale, Hall, Holman Hufchins johnson. Julian,
Y W. Kellogg, VIM Kellogg. kcrrgan, Knapp, Law,
Lazcar, Leary, Low, Mcknight, McPhcrson, Mallory,
May Maynard. Menzits, Mitchell, J. s. Morrill, Nixon,
Norton. Nugcn Odell, DIN, Perry, 4. @. Phelps, Pom
eroy Porter Potter. A. II Rice J. H. Rice, T. II. Roll
Inns, j. S. Rollins, scgar, Sheffield sherman, Shiel,
smith, STILES. Sifauou, benjamin y. Thomas Van
Horn, Van Nalkenburgh. VERGE, Nibhard. Wadswofth
Wall Wallace Walton, Webster, Whaey Chiffon A.
White. Wicketo, Wilson, Wood, Woodruff, Worcester,
and Wrght--lo2
NAYs-Mcssrs. I A. Conklinu, Ely Ffanchot, Frank,
Lansing Loycjoy. Trimble, and washburno--s.
SO the resolution WAS adopted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
NINTH REGIMENT.

The Company recruited in Washington
county for the 9th Regiment was organized or
Monday evening, at Plainheld, by the unani-
nous choice Of the following officers
Odptain-Albion J. Mower, Calais Is
Lieut. Josiah o. Livingston, Marshfeld 2no
Lieut.. Oliver C. Campbell, Wai,s6eId The
appointment of non-commisssioned officers
is deferred for the present. The election was
very hearty and happy affair. Col. stannard
presided.
The Company is composed of fine looking
men, and as they marched through Mont
pelcr on Tuesday morning, to take the cars
for Brattleboro', made a very fine appearance,
and will give good account of themselves.
The Chttenden County Company was OF
ganized at Burlington, on Wednesday by the
choice of the following officers
dptdin-Georgo A. Beebe, Burlington
Isl Licat. Eugene Viole, Hinesburgh End
Lieut. John T. Bascom, Milton,
The Windsor County Company also orga-
nized at Perkinsyilc "Wednesday. The fol-
lowing are the officers chosen;
Captain--Chas. Jarvis, Weathers6cld Isl
Lieut. Asaph Clark. Cayendish End Lieut..
Justus Dart, Weathersfeld
The Rutland County Company went into
camp at Brattleboro on Tuesday.
The Addison County Company organized
on Tuesday. The following are the officers
chosen
Captain A. II, Sabin; Isl Lieut. Herman
Selgson 2nd Lieut. y. b Sherman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
Special notirts.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain IN correcting all irregn-
arites, Painful Mens,ruations removing all obs,rue.
tons, whether from cold otherwiso headache pain In
the side, papi,aon Of the heart, whites all nervous a.
eotons, Mysteries. fatigue pain in the back and limbs
SC, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the ucatmen,
those irregularities and obstruo,ons which have oonssn
ed 50 many to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
ENJOY good heath unless she Is regular and whenever
obsrustion takes place the general health begins de-
cline vt
DR., CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eeotue remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are m
valuable inducing, e certainty periodical regularity
They are known to thousands, who have used them al
different periods, throughout the county having the
sanction Of the most eminent Thysoians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they hood not BE-
used with each box-the Price One Dollar Box, con-
tanning from so to go Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitiin to the Pro-
pHetor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. .. HuTCHINs, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST., New York.
pelier; also by j. W. Roby Co, Burlington.
MAJ "a bull
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

CAMBRIDGE MARKBT-July 2.
Whole number " Cattle AZ market SIG about 400
B..ves and Stores, 70 consisting n Working Oxen,
Mich Cows. and one two and three year old.
Prices of Market Bcef-Extra, $3.50 1913. Fret
quality. 5000 009 Second quality, So, $40. Third
quality, $500 600,
Working Oxen pr par.--s90a 1877.
Cows and Calyes-S25 30 as.
Yearlings.-g0O 90 O0C0 two years old, 500 90 90,
O0 three years old, 5000 a2i00
Sheep and Lsmbs66S0 At market prices in lots 81, rs
= zoo each extra, SO 100 40.
Spring Lambs-l,2 90.
Hides, a lie pr 10. Tallow, Ga 81 pr 10.
Veal Calves, 3 Sc pr n. Calf Skins, Dc pr 10.
pots, ~ so 0,76 each.
REMAINS There was about the same number n cat
lie a. last week Prices same There nearly three
times the number " sheep that there last week.
double the number wanted 10 supply the market Those
that arrived the first trains sold last weeks prices
but the arrival u the later trains the number
increased hosc that not engaged sold 81 per head
lower and great many sold flr less than they At
home. More than 1000 will remain unsold the close
nf market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
A GARD.

The Commissioned Officers Of the Company recruited
in Washington Couuly for the Ninth Vermont Volunteer
Militia rendezvous PIanGcld in behalf Of themselves
and their company take this means Of returning their
thanks to the citizens Of Planded, for their generous
hospitality knd feelings and active aid and wherever
the fortunes OF may lead US, kndest thoughts
will ever iecur to our kind and noble friends at home.
ALBION J. MOWER,
J. o. LIVINGSTON,
O G. CAMPBELL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WIN A. BAroHELoR's Celebrated HAIR DYE produe-
color n be distinguished from naturewarrant-
ed not to inure the Hair in the least; remedies he
effects Of bad dyes, aud inyigorates the Hair for life
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns .
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful Sold by all Druggists Sc.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHsLoA,
the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
Late l6 Bond st. and 233 Broadway New York,
OD.b4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

A NJ K AN IL o u S L, - BosroN,
IA Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in thu
New England States is centrally located, and easy Of
access from all the routes Of travel II contains all the
modern improvements, and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation Of the travelling public
he sleeping large aud we'll ventilated the
suites Of rooms well arranged, and completely fur
nished for families and large uavelnR parties, and the
house will continue to be kept first class hotel in
every respect. LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan 1862. missile
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

New MAIL RoUrE.-A correspondent at
Warren writes US as follows Through the
influence of our much esteemed friend Walton,
the Post Office Department have granted us
mail route from Warren via East Warren
to West Roxbury and back three times a
week. and our citizens have hired the mail
transp ported on said route daily for three years,
commencing July |, 1862 and ending June 80,
1865, consequently we want all mail matter
for Warren and East Warren left at Roxbury."
This is an important mail arrangement so far
as the people OF Warren are Interested.
There are other changes in the mail arrange
ments in this vicinity which we think the
people have a right to ask of the Department.
The town of Barre has three stage lines run
ming directly by the post office, one of them
daily, and yet they can get but three mails a
week Williamstown people also feel agriev-
cd that they get but three mails week. It
would seem that an arrangement might be
made by which out of the three stage lines,
the people might be better accommodated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
MASS CONVENTION.

MASS CONVENTION the Freemen Of Vermont will
he held at MONrPBLIER, the 9th day Of July next
Al eleven o'clock, A. NJ 10 nominate candidates for Gov
ernor Lieut. Governor and Treasurer TO be supported at
the ensuing election All who IN favor Of sustaining
tho Constitution aud the Union, and Of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis Of the
country, are cordially invited TO attend
II. HENRY BAXTER,
]. GREGORY SMITH, i''puo''O ''
r. W. CLARKE, state 20 m
GEO. c. SHEPARD,
June 5ih 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04

a. We congratulate readers upon the discovery of
Cure for rheumatism Gout, Neuralgia, and all Ner-
vous Affections, Stiffness and Cramps. scroulous Erup
TONS Brysipclas. Salt Rheum and Mercural and other
poisonous influences unteracted-whout the use Of
noxouA medicines In fact II Is the only known remedy,
efeotng perfect Cure, and feel warranted from ts
recommendations and proofs Of efficiency. in calling the
attention Of the afflicted 10 the advertisement in another
column Of the "ANTl-RHEUMATIC BAND"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and a warning and
ton TO young who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay &C; supplying at the same time the
means Of SelfCure BY who has cured himself amer
being put great expense through medical mposition
and Quaokery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed en-
velope SINGLE COPIES may be bad Of the author, MA
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford, King County,
New York gO42
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-07-04
N. II. DOWNS ELIXIR.

We are happy to inform readers that the lawsuit
JAsrER CURTIS rs. DowNs HENRY, perpetual in
junction having been granted against said Curtis, which
puts stop to the circulation Of his Elixir. DOWNS
ELIXIR tthe genuine is Of the best Expectorsnts
in use, and glad tn hear Of this decision Of
the Court JOHN F. HENRY * CO.,
Successors TO Downs Henry,
Uf9d&w Waterbury. W