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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-25

Tishtness Of h. Che.t. and Consumption. see adyer
tisement in smother column. Il
tNroRrANr TO LADIES DR. HANvlrs FINALE
pftLs have never yet failed in removing daieulucs
rising from ob'trueron stoppagc u nature 10
storing he system 10 perfect health when suffering from
Spinal Al -a'ions, Praspu., Ueri the Whites, 9th
-r weakness Of tn. Uterine Organs. The Pills are per
eo'y harmless the constitution, and may be taken
By the d-c.ic female without causing distress-
me same lime the, &c. like charm by uengthsnng,
irysor.us aud restoring the system 70 eatby com
di'oa, aud D., blugi ga the monthly period with re-
su!ahD u1 matter fflm what causes the obstruction
may arise They ,ho,dd ho~eser II be take dur
ing ihs frs three four moath, pregnancy, 'hough
safe u any other miscarriage would be the
suit
Each oon'aius 90 Pills, pdes Sl
DR.. HAkvEYs TREAtIsE on rsta.es OF Fe-
nal Pregnancy Miscarriage irenn,ss. serliiy,
Reproduction, aud Aliases II Nat re- md emph,u ally
the Ladies Private Medc. Advisor. pamphlet Of 81
pages. free any add SIX required 10
pay postage.
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j. BRYAN, N. D.. General Agent.
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Headquarters at Montpelier,

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MONTPELIER PRICE CURRENT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
BOSTON MARKET.
Reported BY John P. De,cey, Railroad squar,

HOLRSALE PRICES
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. l6, 1868.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
NM nnoTRINEs We ADvOoATE.

aEqual and exact us,ice 10 MI men, Of whatever
state or persuason, religious or poucali q,
Peace commerce. ans h0ncHt friendship Win VII
naiiona entaugiinQ alliances with nonoi .
m stpp ,ri ~ fht State 0orsi nnicais IN ~ onf
yiIbfs ~ he noat competent administrations for our
domestic concerns and tho snrest bulwarks against
anti repnb can tenienciesi IA.
Tho braservnton OF the general government IN ~
whole constitutional ygor, as the sheet anehoI' V' "
peace at home and safety abroad ,
A Jealous care Of the right OF election ny Nne P'''
Amid and safe corrective Of abuses, which are lop'
ped by tho sword Of revolution, where peaceAo'e ie
dies are upproyidedi ,-, .,..,,,.-
Absolute aaauieAcsnce in tho decisions ol We ma
ioritv tho vital principe Of republics rom whcn n
no appeal but 10 force tho vital principle snd hou
ate parent OF despotsm ,,- l., 80,
A we'll disciplined militia our best reliance ~ PeNe'
and ior the hfst moments ofwar, gu regulars may i'
Tha I, supremacy OF tho civil over the military An'
thorty ,.,-,- .s 10
economy in the public expense that labor may %"
lightly burdened, , -.
The honest payment Of our debts, and sacred pre-
seryauon ofthe public faith; ,-... -.
encouragement Of fagriculture, and oieomh'eIce nv
IT, handmad;
fine a f,tsion ofinrormaiion, and arraignmcni Of All
abnset at the bar of public reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FaEEnoM oF tbs rnE'si
Aad nee ON Of person undsr ths protection Of me MA
AMI triai 6y iuries impartiay collected "
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
Property OF the Nation,

According to the census of 1860, the ire
amount ofreal and personal property in TIN
tire thirty-four States, was fraction ovix.
teen thousand millions of dollars. 1t woubst
at least one-quarter Of this sum to sstthe
national debt and expenses of the war, d Id
the conflict STOP to-day But Mr.. Chas{lls
for mine hundred millions" An excIge
paper says, in speaking of millions anil.
lions:
A Billion What very great sum ispil-
lion 1t is a million Of millions. A non
seems large enough-but million Of mihsl
how long do you suppose it would IA to
count it2 A mill which makes one hued
pins minute, il kept to work night andy,
would only make ffty-two millions fivan.
dsed and ninety-six thousand pins -
and at that rate the mill must work tty
thousand years without stopping singho-
ment, 10 order TO turn out billion offs
1t is beyond our reach TO conceive it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
A Conienied IaraIite.

Heine, the German Poet and author, gis
the following sketch
There lives in Hamburg, in one-rooid
lodging in the Bakers Board Walk, IN
whose name is Moses Lump. All the wk
he goes about in wind and rain, with his Ik
on his back to earn his few ahihngs 1t
when on Friday evening he comes home 9
finds the candlestick with seven candles lit
ed, and the tabled cove ed with fair we
cloth and he puts away from him his p6s
and cares, and he sits down to the table .h
his squirting wife and yet not more squing
daughter, and eats fish with them--6sh wh
had been dressed in beautiful white gic
sauce; sings there with the grandest psalof
King David; rejoices with his whole lrt
over the deliverance Of the children Of lei
out Of Egypt rejoices, too, that all the ik-
ed ones who have done the children of Lei
harm, have ended by taking themsevef; I;
that King Pharoah, NJ buchadnezzar, Han,
AntiArchus, Titus, and all such peoplere
we'll dead, while Moses Lump is yet aliveld
eating fish with his wife and daughter; I
can tell you, doctor, the FISH is delicateld
the man is happy he has no call to tornt
himself about culture he sits contenun
his religion and in his green bed-gownSs
Diogenes in his tub; be contemplates Oh
satisfaction his candles, which he on nc.
count will snuff himself; and can telbu
Il the candles burn little dim, and thehf.
fers.woman, whose business is to snuff IN,
is not at hand, and Rothschld the Greatre
at that moment to come in, with all bis *
ers, bill discounters, agents and chief cks,
with whom he conquers the world, and Rs.
child we're to say "Moses Lump, ask one
what favor you will, and it shall be gran,
doctor, | am convinced that Moses hE
would quietly answer; ''snuif me those,n
dies, and Rolhschild the Great would ex en-
with admiration, "If we're not Rothscl
would be Moses Lump"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
From the Weekly Banner, Port Madison, Iowa
Eacta TO be Rem mbered.

/. Before the Fall elections Of 1862, gol'
had advanced to 81 ~. The result Of tn
elections Of that Fall was favorable to tn
Democracy, and Immediately gold commence,
to 60 down, and had got down TO 81 26 befor
the Fall elections OF 1868 The result Of th
Fall elections of 1868, was adverse TO tn
Democracy, and gold Immediately began !
move up, and is now 81 81. As goes up tn
Democracy, so goes up the country. As goe
down Democracy, so goes down the country
2 The Democracy had ruled the countr
for sixty years-frem small people to grei
nstion--and though civil war was frequent
threatened, especially so in 1872, 1920, 1873
and 1850, yet by conciliatory fraternal COZ
duct, the harmony of the nation was msintat
ed The Abolilionists have been in power ~
quite three years, and behold the result /
| General Scott and Mr.. Douglas are to be b
| lieved, this war would have been averted, b
! for the wickedness of the Abolitionists
I General Scott in his letter to Secretary s
ward, said he pledged his life that if the Or
tenden propositions should be adonted, I
would save the peace Of the country foreve
and Mr.. Douglas, in the presence OF both
Northern and Southern Senators, decar
the South was willing to accept the comp
mise proposition and would accept it, If +
North would. Senator Chandler, the Abe
ton leader Of Michigan, wrote a letter decl-
ing the Union was not worth preserving wi
out bood-lettng, and Senator Grimes, {
Iowa declared the people Of Iowa, who We
for the compromise, were too much excited
be trusted But neither Chandler nor Grim,
nor Lovejoy, nor Sumner, nor Phillips, he
enlisted Nor will they enlist while theirs
any plumber in the Treasury to rob.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
General scott and our Civil
War.

The New York Herdid says that Gener-
al Scorr, in recent conversation on the
developments Of the war, remarked that
the fighting had only commenced, and that
the real hard fighting was yet to take
pace lie also added that the admins
tration had fooled away nearly every gold
en- opportunity. and thus, instead OF end
ing the rebellion, as they could have done
long since, have extended it to the distant
future
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

wnat splendid oppouan,..es il usel
open before him--What an advantage 70 ht
every ons Ia the world predisposed in his |
vor, aud ready 10 give him full credit for eve
talent that be possessesAevery good thiI
that he may be able to do Still for those
US who have not these things, there is .
abundance of consolation IN such thoughts
these
--''our birth
Is not our own act; honor upon trust
Dur VI deeds forfeit aud tho wealthy sums,
Purchased by others fame or sweat, will DO
Our STAN, for we inherit nothing truly
But what our actions make M worthy Of"
And as the laureate sings,
"Howe'er itbe. II seems TO me,
ns only noble TO be good.
Kind hearts are more than Corouets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
GgHon. FERNANDO WooD, of New

NgHon. FERNANDO WooD, Of New
York. in speech at Bergen, New Jersey,
the other day, said l.
War is disuuiou and national dsintegration.
No man in his senses disputes this. Every
man who favors it directly or indirectly, ia-
vors the dissolution Of the American Union
promotes the establishment Of central despot-
ism and advances the fortunes Of the most
desperate and unscrupulous knaves that ever
cursed n country. The advocates OF the war
NAV well be classed as the civil disposed and
as the simple minded. These two classes
comprehend the whole war party Of the coun
trv The Democracy cannot follow either
Truer words were never uttered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
81 Ono RRWARp.-Ths nbore /

J. $1,000 REWARD. The above Rrd
will be given to any person who can fu ulh
prescription for coughs, colds, whhg-
cough, asthma, and consumption, vi is
equal TO DR. strickland's MelliAuousb Oh
Balsam. This balsam will cure thebve
complaints, alsO splitting Of blood an lght
sweats. One fifty cent bottle is suihci for
any one TO try The worst cases OF mic
cough, asthma, whooping-cough and larry
cases Of consumption are cured by Drlok.
lands Melhauous Cough Balsam, II be
had at any druggists. II is difereHom
any other cough medicine We have HI in
this country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

Da-A Delaware newspaper has shameiully
abused Suwaroff the Russian General, BY an
indirect comparison of him to sehenek. The
Russian fought men, while Schenek has CON
fined his military operations to wAtlng with
the women Of Baltimore (save only his battle
Of Vienna and TO the issuing Of arbitrary or
ders suwarof was a sad rogue, but too much
of man TO fight women. dis ehlVary IN
this respect was a matter Of complaint to the
women Of Ismail The Delaware paper quotes
his misslve TO his mistress, "Order reigns a.
WARSAW" and says "0rder now reigns in Del
aware-Order No, 56,"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

BtI- A correspondent Of the Proylce
Post, remarking upon the ideas quitcya-
lent at this timo, proposes that an atge-
ment be made for having, in future, bufee
"powers' in the world. ILet Russianls
Europe and Asia, the United States thp
tineni, aud give Africa 10 the negroes. len
make an alliance, offensive and defensilnd
guarantee peace TO the world
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

EPLIScoLN, in his last Proclamation,
gives ont to the rebels that he will pardon
those of them not enumerated in his "bill
of exceptions" if they viii solemnly swear
to "abide by and faithfully support altMe
ProclamGtiOnS Of lie President made dur
ing the existing rebellion having reference
to Slaves" In his message to the present
Congress he declares, in substance that the
seeded States shall not come back into
the Union unless they abolish slavery
And in his first mei'sage he said 81 de
clare that have NO purpose, directly O.
indirectly, to interfere with the institution
of slavery in the Suites where it exists.
have no lawful righ to do so, and hay'
no inclination to do so"
How any man can swear to supper
both these Proclama tions, without periur
ing himself, is more than we are able :
see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

Rz-The New Yorl. Journal Of Com
msree, in closing an article on the PreS'-
dents proflered amne' ty and plan to re-
construct the Union ss,ys: eve see no
prospect of peace Or good to the country
in the Presidents plan. On the contrary,
we fear he has thrown away a golden op'
portunity for the country for the sake O.
winning support among Northern radl
calls for himself"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
Notels.
UNITEDSTATEsHOTEI
BEACH sTREET, BOSTON.

BEACH sTREETi BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
TINHE Cudersgned, who has been connected with tho
American House, In this city, or over nine year,
has leased thia Wel.knoWn and popular Hotel for .
term Of years, and edges him elf 10 his ritnds and
the putlo 10 hir ntnoa Efforts 70 sulinin he ~ p
citation of the UNITED STAThS HOTEL, ng o. first
class house The public may rely upon finding, ai
this hoHre, an the appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel
Price, ~ heretofore. I've Dollars per day.
: ooedQn FRANK NJ. PRATT,
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plantation lsitters.
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supt. Soldiers Home Cincinnati"
{" The Plantation Btlers have cured me Of liver
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BE cautious Of re.hled bottles. See our signature
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mower over ana ABOVE nltn thhe hVN VII
trolls the destinies Of the nation. LINCOLN
is bad enough, in all conscience, but tho
power that rules and bends him to its pur-
poses as the smith does the heated iron, is
infinitely worse and more destructive to Re-
publican government than hO has yet
dared to show himself. We allude to the
loyal Leaguers, an oath-bound, dark
lantern set of conspirators, banded to-
gether for public plunder, and possessing
in the highest degree all the bloody and
destructive and ruinous and fatal ideas OF
the Jacobins of France In their secret mid
night conclaves they are nightly plotting
the destruction of Constitutional liberty,
and planning to build up on the ruins OF
the American Republic monarchy as alb
solute and wicked as that which now rules
Austria and Russia These lodges are
the hot-beds of conspiracy, where the
bascst Of partizan tools hold carnival and
incubate their hellish plots against the Con-
stitutiou, the Union and the Liberties of
the American people. They are fit places
only for the "Abolitionists who have for
years denounced the Constitution as a
league with death and convenant with
hell, and conspired for thirty years
against the best government under the sun
until they have made it almost the worst
they are fit places only for these and foI
the vile sneaks who are ever ready to barte
conscience, principle, honor and country
for office and for spoils-the carrioi
crows of politics-the buzzards who lux
uiate in political stencil and official cor
ruption p' And these secret miGnigh
conspirators against liberty, fit only 70
"treason, stratagem and spoils," have com
plete and almost absolute power and con
troll over ABRAHAM LlScoLN. Does an
one deny the charge. Let facts speak fo
, themselves. Their grand lodge is now
and has been for several weeks past, /
secret session in Washington city. The
have dictated line Of policy for I'll
President, and he has been forced to adol
: and pursue it. Although strong " impo
tuned, he had heretofore refused to remoy
General ScuoFIELD, of the Missouri d.
partment. But the grand council oi Il
Loyal Leaguers in secret conclave resolve
upon his removal, demanded it, and LII
COLIN was forced to comply with the d
mand and ScHoFIELD is, removed. SUI
, is the "Star Chamber" dictation Of viii,
" ABRAHAM LINCOLN is the serf Wi
such secret oath-bound political associ
n. ton holding in its power and controil
re the destiny of this nation and people, VIII
o. o. is there to hope for? If it is not brok
= up and crushed ont, twill surely bring a
archy, despotism and final and irretrie
able ruin upon the American people, a
- crush out and destroy the last vestige
:. liberty on this continent. The next Pr
!, idential election will decide the questiC
10 If the people permit these Jacobin &C
spirators to dictate who shall be the nj
:. President, then farewell to liberty and &C
i, stitutional government in the Unit
States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16
Anotner Prophecy.

The New York Tribune, which like hr.
Secretary SEWARD is somewhat given to
false predictions in regard to the period
when the war will terminate, now pro-
poses to use up the Southern Oonfederaey
about the end Of the first month of the
coming spring. 1t says:
military mbecility orireachery may post
pone-as they have so often already posipon
ed-the overthrow Of the rebellioni but VIZ
shall be disappointed II there is a trace left o
the Southern Coniederacy on the lsL OF Ma
next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-16

Rg-LNcoLN declares, by Proclamation
that no State shall come back into the
Union (he virtually admits that some OF
them have gone out) unless it first abol-
ishes slavery. Thus he at once assumes
the powers Of a Dictator Under the
same authority, if he pleases, he can say
no State shall remain in the Union that
does not adopt slavery. He imagines hii
authority absolute, and that States have
no rights which he is bound to respect
Rapidly the nation. under Abolition rule
il drifting into anarchy and despotism
And nothing is more certain than that tn
whole country will be wrecked and swal
lowed up in the terrible melstrom if tn
people do not arouse from their slumbe
and act, and that right speedily. Eithe
Abolitionism or the nation and Constitu
tional liberty must go down. Whie
shall Il be The verdict is with the pee
pie. Oh. that it may be rendered in al
cordance with the Constitution and Il
teachings Of their patriot foreiathers
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Important to all interested

J. r. LENTZ 81 SON,
iSuccosRors TO Lentz a Weckel,)
HAVR just reserved from the Eastern nartet at
il cash purchases, large assortment Of meus, la
dies, boys, youths, misses, and children'a Boots,
Shoes and Caters, Of the first quality and latest style
and ~ prices that defy competition Also, good as
aortnent Of Hats and Cap for men and boys. All
kinds of work made TO order, Of tho best material and
Workmanship. A ft is warranted.
FHhD. WECkEL, foreman, will surely pleaee
you II You give them trial. tI
Cal aud examine their stock before purchasing else
where. J. +. LENTz q SON,
aus l0i Main, between Third and Market.
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9Denslols.
JUsTUs 4. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. O.,
Will efe prompt attention to applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PEN Si0ES,


And all ohef CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
mons andhn Me Uoufi of Claims.
keieTt ID Hons. II. N. Rieei NJ s. Iaiha" NJ, =.
Wikinaon Uiiied States Senator's J. Black u. NJ.
stanton Secretary Of War Wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Collar, 4. II. FOuSe, Members OF Congreahi Colonel
o. W. hying, bf Indiana, and others.
The Undersigned desires to inform persons having
domands agaaist the Government OF the ntedstales
that he is prepared 10 prosecute their claims with
prom ppesE fild on reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge OF all the details OF the military service OF
the uniled States gives him great hcilues lor the
speedy adjustment and collection OF every deseHpuoh
PENSIONS.
All persons who entered the military service after
MRrchl, ls6l aud disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled u pensions.
Widows Of soldiers who are killed, or die befo or
after ilpir dset arge, from wounds received or DIS
ease cohtract while in service are entitled 10 pen
Hions.
II widow then the children, under sixteen years
OF age are entitled 10 pensions.
II no vi idow nor ehdren, then the motherf wholly
or IN part dependent on deceased for support
II no mother, then the sisters of deceased, under
sixteen years Of age, II wholly in part dependent
on deceased for support, -.
nOUNTIFS.
All enated men who serve two years are entitled to
bounty.
an shi are discharged, by reason OF wounds re.
celYed in battle, are entitled TO bounty,
Bountes and arrears nf pay due deceased soldiers
are pad ~ folloyf FIRST TO his widow second, II no
widow, toihih children.
i he difd unmarried fret, 10 fnher; second, II no
hther 70 mother third 10 iather nor mother then
e MS srothers and sisters Arrears OF pry goes TO
JOHN H.sToPPELMA, ESQ., Dayton, aoplgom-
cry county, Ohio, ~ my authorized associate, Appi'
cations Prepared and fore arded BY him, VIII receive
prompi attention. osl'du