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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

the talk of these, one would suppose that
half our population were traitors, the oth-
er half towards; and this, too from bragg
carts who, around Virgins firesides, were
skulkiDg from the psrils OF ithe war. This
talk is now all silenesd. Wehase seen as
ssrtious upon our sister Statesof North
Carolina aud the vaIor of her noble SOL
diers. which we're not less false and I'M
grateful. These also have been lived down;
and we hope the day will saou come when
he who speaks of Maryland, her sutfertugs
or her sacrifices, with aught but respect,
will meet from all hands the contempt he
so richly deserves. Let=us learn 70 stand
and trust each other. Let the name of a
refugee be, as It ought to be. title OF
honor, second only TO that of a MANNED
soldier Let us discard all uugenerous as
pensions and suspicious. If we would but
exhibit, even for few months, the same
enthusiasm and harmony as was seen at
the beginning of the war, the enemy would
lose all hope of effectiug our subjugAtion,
and peace would once more bless our land,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
.LATE g0UTHRRN PAPERS.

Comments on the Rebel
SItuRtion-Gen. GEaRg's Personal
Habits = How Matters stand at
Charleston and at schattanooga-
The Farmers in the south-pIarY-
land Claimed as q Rebel stRte-
The Condition OF our Union PrIso-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

The Campaign
IN .suls AID o4aEu
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
Is NOW. FAIRLY OPENED, -
AND THE GREJ4TEsF BARGAINS OFFERED NJ
FALL g. WINTER DRESS GOODS
OF TILE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
as- LAND DESIGNS. 80 '-ra
n HAVE Just. received my fun STOCK Of Fall and
4 Winter q 1ods. bought a great advantage
Of ne Rgsne and other good. 10 which Invite The
SPECIAL ate htioB Of cash bnyers Buying altoBether
for cash gnn OaE, IN some instances, advantages
over other houses in the same Lac Of business
Ny Stoe consists In part Of sllks, MORE ANTIQUE
sone very Feh aud new styles Biaek sfIk sold last
sprIng At $500 will be sold It $40 per yard.
Rieh plain eolered sIlks At ~ 8 per yard. e
- 4 .ii.tf1ltA ALEx. HEYMAN,
6et6 -1S7 Main street
OTTOMAN VELOURs AND DELAINEs Scarlet
" Wool DelAihes And heW tyIes 6fioAthar eolored
Reps, full assortmsnt at . -. ,..,,
- FRENOH mERINOs,
or al g.s soo ' 'ars IE :. e. hHE4i1S st
@ 2 oALICOS.
A COMPLETE as.Ortnent Of the best styles q
IA Prints, some fst eOlOrs, At 10 cent? per yard,
Just received a. 1888. .
Oet5 ALEX. HEYMAR,s.
r. , .sHAWLs.
A LARGE STOCK. sneh a. BrOchs, Square and
IA Long, new style called the i.Raisloy striped,
and several other styles for Ladies and Misses
togetheF with fall aasOTtment Of domestic mana
fAstRso' as 'fWalSwiio.,' &C.. .. - ,,vv,,,s
Pqtp I s1i AbhAs hbNMAhGs
sACKINa FLANNEsLsD
ENoR CIOaks and Sacks, In large Quantities at
y oet9 ..sst e. / q AllB4. HEAA1Ak.e.
tLsJ JaIs 9FORs.1 - tiHlDitf q
MINK, Sable and Fitch, ip sFeat variety p styles
odts '''- = 1IEx.HE9sLANs-
- BLAEKETsJ
"ARRANTED ALL WOOL, q fdH supply, an
3 ~ dies, aud very low az ,1,,,, ,;,,v,,.,,, T
Oet9 f.ss.H35i "a ALA4-HkXAAh's-l
- 49, FLANNELs. ~ 80
AP All eolbFa and With also . fan lssortuienf Of
" 8 4baFEod# FiGnnGls sc dresses, &C
geto - =. - I L.. Z u y elAs.is-
- s,IlIa1ssi 3mUsHINs, il-1I1 = - 90 a
DLEAgHED aha anblsaehS q, n great yaristy o.
- Niidtht sotss e low ~ % eenfS yard OfyeEy
Sec cd 0Ai''s' = .sIAIts1zdA EEx. HExMAns.
LINEN TABLE CLOTH.
rAstARGE STOCK, which wiz be sOld eholper
cad ALEX. HEYAIANs
IRISH LINEsN-A&a an Pties a.
Leo ss.s-lS- : 49, ExsHEY1IAN's.
Z. CARPETS. a. - r4fsf az I
A GOOD STOCK q nelf CAFIetsi Eee lnd gEool, =
IA noF open f6r ihs seldom, q teEy loE prizes, at
cots isE-5ALEx HEKAAN's.
BALMORAIzANDH HOOP Skirts
A Npia graf liity other sOOd5 TO hansroas b I
sets - - - - -s,.,s ALEx.HEXMAE,s
d .TVIEEDe AND 3CAgglBIEREg
a IULL assoFtmoht, tSr chIldrel's WsaT,at
IA oet6 ALEx. HEYMAN'S. }
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
MARRIED,

ON the 10th inst, at 8 O'Clock, p NJ by the Rev.
Mr.. Barns, at the residence Of the brIdsis father
@. W. ADAMS, Of Fairmonti W. Va, to n q SADIE
WEDDLE, Of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

pLAoK oL0AKING oLOra AT $I.76,
IL Black Cloaking Cloth - $500,
Black CIoaking Cioth At $50,
Black An Wool Cloah At S3O0,
Black All Wool Beaver Cloth ~ 500,
Black Rreneh TWilled Beaver at $3.50,
+ Extra Heavy, Tyiiied Beaver n $500,
Heavy Grey Mixed Beaver At $3.50, e--4
Heavy Brown and DTab Mixed Motions ut 50 90.
The largestand eheapest stock or every deserip-
noy4 .s5ta So is. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

ODD guard our flag, nnd keep each star
Raeh stripe as bright as new they WHVe,
stiII make II lead our ranks in war,
gam hOat above each patriotic grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
no traII Il through the dust OF shame
An honest hearts it lot will share
And follow It 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

STAThs OF WEST VIRGINIA.-At
- Rules held in the CLERKS once Of the Circuit
Venber, 1868, being the "a day Of the month.
william @. CaIpor, Compile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
4 PARTRIDGE's ( q q
New Photographic Gallery,

.
ALBUMS, CARDS 4.
Photographic and Ambrotype Goods.
nICTURB FRAMES o. All sizes, and an kihdsOT
is Artists MAteEiAla
Photographs mo6s from any pieture, however
small from the card 10 lsize, plain or finished In
'1 Ed tran; llrsIaln..rs..-ar.eaoor, aeyis
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.-At
- Rniss held IN the CisTkis once Of the Circuit
CoaTt Of Upshur county, on the REst Monday in
November, Uses, being fhe I'd day Of Che month.
Henry o. MiaaIetOh. OOmpPt.
Richard Brown, George W. Ber- IN chanosTy. /.
lin, Washington Summers, ALfiin 70 ~ $50
LOTeut1, jobs BEannOn, n. @.
Johnsou, 4es potts. -f
The object Of this suit s TO obtain decree 70 sell
the real estate Of the defendants Richard L. Brown.
mentioned in the bill died In this cause, and apply
the proceeds Of the sale thereof % the payment o.
the debts due the complainant in the bin men
toned.
The defendants, RIehard L. Brown, ". Summers,
g. W. Berlin, John BrannOn and hlHllB LOreDtz,
not having entered their appearance and Il appear
ing by GfdAYlt Med that they are aeemed nOn-resl.
dents, motion of the plantin - his attorney Il
ts ordered that they do appnal here I'm one month
ufluT due publication Of 1hi8 order Hn1 90 whit %
necessary 70 protect theiG iltUFes in this suit aud
that copy Of fhls egaer be Plblished for four
weeks successfully = the Wheeling Intenigencer,
public Newspaper printed Ia this State. and that
COPY Of the sIne b. posted at the front door Of the
Court House q Upshur coanty On the hrSt Monday
a CoPyGTeatSt JACOB WAUGH, clerk.
N. n TAN, cOmpPts counsel nOVl2-4tWS
- -, -, ~ s1I1se,,.. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS
IN WHEEI ING.

So In "E16EIalNNfs sII -
lHE undersigned will offer for sale At public aae-
j ton at the door Of the Court House in the city
Ct wheeling on Saturday. November 2Ist, A. d. 1855
uated in the town ofWheeIinE, Ohio county, and
State Of West Virginia, 70 Wit; ~
fLtS o. 10Y numbers one and three, situlted on
/ square Of Noah zano's addition 70 the town Of
Wheeling, bounded as follOWss-oomuloneing on
tttth street, ae point which e ffty-six 70 q nine
inches north from the corner Of Monroe stree;
thence eastWardly az right angles from Fih street
Eith street thirty three fsOt; thence GsstEaFy %
Fttth street land ~ right angles Herewith thence
hundred and four festi also the Sse and Tieht 81 a
Of the ALLEY east side Of thid Iots. said lots were
FORMERLY owned BY John J. Carroll. sIa4' f-
Terms Of sale third cash IN hand, one-third
IL one year and the reaIdpe IN two yeA1i deferred
payments to bear interest from day 81 sale and So
cured by mOrtgags on the Prsmises. % -
a,o vv,ov,,.,, I..... O1Is r. WOksEELL.
Regular saturday PaeIEet Tor OIn-
elnnati. faf
. m. u !, The ans passenger packet RESERVE,
A--lt0r the above and intermediate ports
regular on Saturday Of each week at P. II.
noylO JELLY = MANNER Agts..
FURSi FURS!l
A NoFHsR LARGE STOCK OF EUKs IIs. re-
Poyii MB.s ENsENEY.
WANTED. s. p 2 a
A GARDNER-ons who nntlerstSuds his lIusiusvs
A-to take ehatgelo hldit 10 acres. me hIeh.
est wages paid VIII fequle good Fsfareufse. Z AuI
ply to I9oyI-lyls HsL0sGN . co..
DHEb6 GOODS. -
NULL line OF Plain Breach sfsriloss. q and. ~
IA h Al MSo. bss.a seEy s Printed AleEinu
kien Ign Lustre Alpaceas, aIleoloEs-
VIE =. - ~ = .. J, g. RHODES.
Nv saAMs IL Long and square. al o.,
toets ls.s.z eEo.E 41YEoR
re FURSl FURSM 4s.o
A tiigl5 As AssoREAIRsF OF zusE EuEs jpss
ost28 GEORGE R. TAYLOR.
EAsHIoNABLE CLoAKs- have thoaonly new
~. =, q ta.hiolA6le eoleaed Velvet Bemer
Si Sa1s IN me siis Ia. RHODES.
DHorOaRAPH ALBUAIss-JgS hivs. just fi5eessffy,s,I
y 2 peHutifut tnlodt OF Albahl7 direct from
tio llhets and exb sst seli rsirs5IiL
nle pEleeL -i7 D. NICOLB Bro -
"'so 100 Main street.. !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
MOURNING GOODS.

RLAcK ReMBAztNEs, EuPiu's make,
French MeFiuoes, e
isAtn Grape MeFino, Fl
Victoria RePps, .6
g Empress Cloth,
IS SIX without lustre,
% Shawl Merino l
< ~ Merino Long ShaWls,
Grape Collars aud Sets,
Bnglish Grape,
q English Grape Wells,
Cloth GlOyesana aaRnllets,
Just received by GO r. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
EFT MAYNARD IBID NOT RisE. !"
From he Richmona sentiDel NJ

No opportunity has ever yet been given
TO Maryland to rise. Her people Sbave
borne gteat suferings, which il wopld have
been easy to have Ryerted by an iesponsaI
OF the Yankee cause. The BOOSTING Of Inc
Union Gag would have saved them from
poverty and Insult; bst they promptly ana
nohly refused to make suck q concession.
We are disgusted with these attempts TO.
cast oblDquY upon a State true TO The Soutb.
The same has been done 10 reference to our
own State'at the beginning of the var. by
6raggarts, who said they acame here to
Eight the battles Of yirgtnia;" and 70 hear
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12

Travel by flag of truce between City
Point aud Fortress Monroe has been stop.
ped entirely by the Lincoln authorities to
all persons whomsoeyer, except strictly
prisoners of war. Parties-ladies and
childTen-uow in this city, desiring TO 90
north By flag of truce TO join their friends
there, may as we'll comprehend this state
of the case'at once. 1t is the positive or
ders Of the cold blooded Stanton, Yankee
Secretary OF War, than whom a more I'M
feeling man does not live. About three
weeks since the widow of General Helm.
killed O. Chiekamauga, who is sister Of
Mrs, Lincoln, the apes wife, desiring IA
go north TO join her friends in Kentucky.
wrote TO both Of them by flag of truce'
askinga passport from the proper authori-
ty, but no notice whatever was taken of
her request. Communication by brief let
ter Is still tolerated by Stanton, but we
suppose that meager privilege of parted
friends will soon be cut OF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-12
gEDERAI PRISONERS IN RIOHMOND.
Erom The RiehmOud Enquirer, November 4.


Our population is increasing to an. ex-
itent that is becoming alarming. On Tues
day about three hundred Yankee prisoners
Were brought here to receive the hospitali-
'ty of the authorities and another batch
also reached here yesterday. There are IN
this city about thirteen thousand prisoners
to feed, who cost pretty good sum- which
could be put to better use, it the Lincoln
government would agree to an exchange.
II is rumored that four or five thousand of
them will be sent to DanVille and Lynch
burg as soon as the necessasy arrangements
can De INSIDE:
TERRIBLE PRICES OF FOOD IN RICHMOND.
Richmond Correspondents Of the Charleston Mer-
curry.
TIf we vote down the maximum to-day,
tbs provision market will be easier" The
CRY was re-echoed on all sides, and timid
people were made to believe that the bill
then pending in the Virginia Legislature
TO regulate prices was the cause of high
prices of -four; that il was only necessary
to defeat that measure, and to permit Tree
competition among the hoarders, extor
EjonoTs, aud spectators in breadstuffs, to
cause q fall in flour and meal. The max
imum was voted down, the bill before the
Legislature was defeated; and there has
been free competition among the specula-
tors-not TO reduce, but to increase the cost
10 consumers. On the 18th day of Octo-
Der, -four was quoted in Richmond at from
fifty TO sixty dollars per barrel, corn meal
twelve, and corn ten and a half to eleven
and half per bushel. On the 29th day
of the same mouth -four was quoted at
from sixty to sixty five dollars per barrel,
aud yesterday, November 8, flour would
bring from ninety to one hundred dollars
per barrel, and corn meal from fourteen TO
fifteen dollars per bushell Prices have
assembled like a balloon without ballast /;
and will fall-who can tell when?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CUR
ABLE DISEASE
4 cam
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with severe lung Affection aud that
dread disease, Consumptiot-s anxious TO make known
o his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy o. the pres
onpon used free Of ohagel with the directions fr pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find a $40,
cure for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRosoHirIs, CouGHs
CoLDs, So. The only object Of the advertiser Ia send
ing the Prescription benefit the afflicted aud spread
Information which he eonoeyes 10 invaluable and he
hops every sufferer will Try HE remedy, will cosi
them nothing, and mayiproyc blessing,
Parties wishing prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, Willisulsburgh,
72Aiaw Kings County New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
A NOBLE PURPOSE

There are as many roads to fame and for
tune as there we're gateways to ancient Thebes.
Your ambitious warrior is for carving his way
with the sabre--Your aspiring politician for
manUuvriug his way by subtlety and consum-
mate art; but there is one broad grand path
to the goal, along which nothing base can
travel 1t is the path set apart for the march
Of talent, energy, and noble purpose, and
though full Of obstacles. it contains none
which great man cannot surmount. This
fact has been cxomplifed IN inuumerabe in.
stances, but 10 few more forcbly than in the
career Of Dr. Holloway, Of london. For
twenty-five yeats he may be said TO have
been climbing
"lhe sleeps where Fames proud temple shines AFFAIR."
Scattering blessings At every step. lie APP
pears to have reached the summit at last. -
be staff upon which lac has leaned in his as
cent has been ADVERTISING, and by It's aid
has not only realized a world wide celebrity
and splendid fortune, but has been enabled
TO iamiliarize millions Of the sick with the
healing properties Of bis Pills and Ointment,
who would never otherwise have been bene.
fitted thereby The victims of dyspepsia 10
this country, and unfortunately their name is
legion. have good cause to rejoice that so
wide publicity has been given to the virtues
0i his Pills, through the columns of the
American press for i! we are rightly inform
ed, they have cured and are now curing more
cases of this distressing complaint than all
other medicines combined. We hear. too. Of
cures OF ,crofula and other external disorders
by thc Ointment, which, IT they were not
vouched for by the best authority, we should
pronounce incredible These medicines seem
to do what no other advertised medicines have
ever done before-frlfp the promises of the od.
tertissmeut ~ j. police G1zsNe."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and others
holding orders for allotted pay of the secon /
and Eleventh Regiments, and Companies r.
and Il Sharpshooters, are hereby notified
that returns have be m received for July and
August, and that this office is prepared to pay
the sums received ia the usual way The set
Element Of the clothing account Of the Eleventh
Regiment will explain the fractional amounts
received for members Of that regiment
john b. PACE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, October 8, 1868.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
BACHELORS CELEBRBTRD HAIR DYE
Ia THE BFsr IN THD WnRtnl

The only Harmless True and Reliable Dye Knoon
The SPLENDID Hair Dye ia Perfeo--changes Red, Rusty
OF Gre'@ Hair, instantly Glossy Black or Natura
Brown, without lnjuring The Hail Staining the skin.
eaying the Hair soft aud Beautifu mpans fresh vital
iD, frequently restoring is pristine COLOR and recu6es
the IN effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine is sign
ed William A, Bachelor all others limitations, and
should be avoided sold by all Druggi't. So. Factory
81 Barclay St, Now York. Batoh2lors New Tilot
Gamer for Dressing the Hair. 6glOiwS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
90 NELnnAMs AnnnEss-

ava . -'''Dii-'o'
r..' "''''s' ,,'''''''''' '''''-
........i .....i.... ,t.. '.t;...lt,
aforementioned F,b1i,,.,., J..t.,-.,l. .,.l,..
lc-l t5 Lm the use of Che Representatives
IAi or chat purpose. 90 he appointed hour. on
tuesday evening t1e Hall iull of ad'c. OIL
....'"'h' 'nl the meeting was called @. order
-.' ''''"5 nam
.'.....e'..,' ''' l''.. '''1 ~ ~
......i..t o.. ..;... 80. .....,... -. i...i ~.
uumey Go lam0ureh. aud thc struggles that he
0ll to make while ihcrc 10 overcome THE many
,.ar. in ib,va, of ana American. and of Nh,
.-0f .spl f,,I t-,.,.-,l .,i t,,..,,.,, .,..t ..l
,,...f,.,,... ,,., .,....... .- r.,-....
n...-,..... ,..... ..-.. an ~, ..............
''' o'i'- 10 '''.,
''' i'.'''l' may "'"
'' iN''' mas pee" an account
i.AN'''''n' rendered IY 'o- Nc'lhan,
Hri DO n"iil ''l tnc papers n ihe state.
AH.r having r..Hel ti'e circumstances showing
t.r urrn lH.e.s o' tHe Journey Doe cuqurd
vaata- h. nsuItt iti. th---a great uaton-
B.. u.asat a. ue1 gained TO America. oud Ncr-
mont has gained ir We now pay no trlutp Go
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
KEN ~ ED US
RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.

ENHE attention of the nublic il called IN
~ IN ltiat''..,' ~ ~. " w
"a 49, g,,, h +, iii ,h. 49, az -. ~, 80 -
VI ''' N '' " ' ~ i- ' 49, -
~" =" puFrNATreN
d. go B., ,sr.,.N - 10 a.i4. .,i,,, c,,
eI ~ 49,, ",,,i hs t ho,,if K a'A
,es,,. ass,,,n,,ic Iin,n,cnt
'''' ' SpuAtNs
,.i L. 80 - =. ~, ~ ~ l q. .,al, -. ,.,o
= ,bo mel -. ,,',sd Inv /, Few bot,les of Kenned,1s
~ ,i i'i,,--,,,,,5' I'M, - m, nan "a ha,.,y
N"'''"-'' NFf'RAi GA - ~ ''@
ia. H.. - d, ..i. T.; -..i -, -. j.. e...,;a, 81 a..
N ~ ~, H. go G,. a, f.,, .,,.ic,,io,s ~ Kn
,, M W. ,t I intnn' 'F' Aff''''''' " '"
''' 81 rt;Rtsy
t e...,., ,, ,t 49,. - ,h riAi Il. ,,,,i h .
s III, ''i'' y ~ " =, NJ w. ,ia -, ''' %
" '' nRIiISEs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
Deaths

In Perlin, Sept o. Mrs. Nancy Austin, aged n yrs.
IN Barre, Oci 10, Mrs Anna Nichols, wife Of Nahum
Nichols aged go years
IN Nouhded, Sept 4, Of diphthcrea at the residence
N tN1def Foster Benjamin Stems, brother VI Joseph
aud 1 Stems
In Plnu6eli, Oct, 18Th, Mr.. I,ale Mann. aged 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJurANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, September -, Isl

Paragraph l56, Revised Army Regulations,
SOIL &, horciy amended, 90 read as follows:
reward OF thirty dollars will bee paid for the
apprehension and delivery of a de,cricr to au of
.rr of the Army 40 thc most convenient port or
recruiting station Rewards thus paid win be
promptly reported by the discussing officer TO the
1tliccr commanding the company in which the de-
.erter Is mustered, and ta the authority competent
.1 order hi. trial The reward of thirty dollars
siil Include the remuneration for an expenses in-
urrcd Tor apprehending securing, and deliver
uE dtsrrtcr
An Regulation. and General Orders in conflict
yitu tai. are hereby re,uAcd.
By order 0i tuc Secretary " War:
J.. ID. ToWNsENp, Asst. Adj. Gen.
Official
r. g. Pitcher, Brig Gen. A. A. p. NJ. Gen.
Octr l3 Nov %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
NJ A N II o O D;

<LbLsiA -
aRAzEaY now LOST NOW RESTORED!
Just Published IN Naird Enrolope Price Sir Cent?.
LECTURE on The NATURE, TREATMENT,
aud Radical Cure 4 Spermatouhml, or Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility aud In
pediments To Marriage generally; Nervousness Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fts Mental and phy sical Inca
paoity, resulting from SeiAbuso Nc, BY RoHE CIT
vTHwELL, NJ. d author Of the Green Book. SO
A" 4 Boon ~ Thousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal in plain envelope. any address ros.
paid, on receipt Of siN two postage 'ps BY
DR. Gu. j. G. KLINE. y
l27 Bo~ery Nv York. foli cfhoe BjI "a IS
20 seiIg 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
SON AND HAN Ill " S
CABINET MS.
Patented October 81. 1862.

The Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artists "the
best OF their kind boz the W. id and very admirable
for both private aud public use" See written tesu
muny ifo more hundred Of the most eminent
orgsnists Z The leading cities Mason HAun's in
srnments have received the only Gold Media
awarded 10 this counuy,-Also, eleven Silver Medals
and fourteen Diplomas In ell twenty six First Pfemi.
ums--oVer all competitors.
tdees O, Cabinet Oceans, tusnuh'lufed solely by
Mason V II tmUu.l $40 To 500 Mtodcons. $50 ~
Si7I
N. y --laiructors Tor The Cabinet Organ, ALSO ar
taugcncuts NJ music for the same. are pun.hed by
N
. llu.tfated Catalogues sent by mail
Adde'S. Mason IS Hanliu. Boupn ~ Macon
Bfcthtfs Sew York ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
NALuARLE TESTIMONY

Rev A. Webster, Boston, Mass, writes
" have used, through the advice Of person.
al friends, Mrs S a. Aliens Worlds Hair
Rcstorer and Zyiobalsamum, for several
months past with great effect and entire sa.
ti,iaciion. am now neither bald nor gray /:
my hair was dry and brittle but has regain
ed the softness Of lbs earlier years
Sold by Druggists everywhere Depot. 1873
Greenwich .t New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

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