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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11
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cd on each WAFER.
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No traveller should be withou, supply
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ia bis pocket
No person will ever object to pivc for
BRYAN's PvLNoSIc WAFRRs
Twenty five Cent?.
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Sold by all Druggists. 3OsAs
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BArCHRLoRs CELEBRBTED HAIR DYE

Is THE BEsr IN rHD WORLD!
The only Harmless True and Reliable Dye Knopn
The spleuded Hair Dyes Perfect--ohanges Red, Rusty
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Brown without Injuung he Hail Staining the skin,
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful mPars fresh vital
ity frequently restoring its pristine color, and eothes
the IN effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sign
ed William A Bachelor, all others limitations, and
shou be avoided. Sold by all Druggi't, &C. Factory
81 Barclay st New York. Bachelors New Toilet
Gamer for Dressing the Hair, daw59 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

Prospects for an &C i've fall trade are very
ENCOURAGING. We make no extended remarks as thetc
Is article that needs special mention this week except
wool n which there continues 20 be mode rate demand
both lot fleece and pulled
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

A MrrAKE.-Gen Grandey is not elected
states attorney for Addison county. The
vote, except tho towns Of Panton and Goshen,
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Inn VERMONT RTGIYFNT, VLIFRAN VOLUNTEERS,

Would invite all those who fought with him a Ge'.
ysbufR, a. we'll those who have served in the Amy
Of the Union for Nine M1hs more. 70 mote rally
about the Flag that has been bravey upborne by Yer
mont Boys many bloody battlefield
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UtAh "NNnNf o" 'iNot fh"N We may klNt tneU
complete.
CoNeREss.-We have the complete vote
of Windsor County, I'd district-thus:
Morrill,, union, 4.027
Davenport, dem, l,04O
Mai for Morrill, 1887
Smiths maj, for Gov. is 1850
Morrill's majority will c. coed 6 1000 in the
district.
In this district, there are few hundred
votes for Judge Kellogg in Rutland County,
while Washington and Bennington are free
from split tickets Few scattering in Addison
OF course Woodbridge is in by a large major
ity.
In the third district, the split for STANDARD
is not large, and Baxter is handsomely re-
elected.
Chitenden County complete gives Bsx-
ter. union, 20s5
Harrington dem, 100
Stannard, union, 70 100
Mai. for Baxter, 1886
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Harkfts
MoNrpELIER pRlcE cURRENT.


Reported by John p. Ds,oey, Railroad Squors.
THURSDAY, Aug 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

CAPT. l.. L.. COBU RN,
Who commanded Co. in the gallant Thirteenth Yer
mont. having been appointed Recruiting Officer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

tV'W postpone the Election Returns till
next week, in order that we may give them
complete.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

OF the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
" A child readily wf-g out tubfull Of clothes in
a few minutes. II is IN reality CLOTHES SAVER
A TIME SAVER and SrRENGPH SAVER The
saving Of garments will alone pay large per eenage
on It's cost We think tho machine much more than
PAYS FOR ITSELf EVERY YEAR in the saving
Of garments There several kinds, NEARLY alike in
general construction bat consider il important that
the Wringer be fitted with c1gs otherwise OF
mtnts may clog the rollers. and the rollers upon the
crank -shaf slip and tear the clothes the rubber
break loose from the SHAFT Our own is of the hrs
make. aud II Is as GOOD AsNEW after nearly FOUR
YEARS CONSTANT USE"
Ersyy Wringer oih Cog Wheels "a Warranted in erery
particular
NO WRINGER CAN BE DURd BE WITH
OUT GWHRBLS.
A good CANVAsSBR wanted In every town.
uT On receipt OF the price from places where no one
is selling, will send the Wringer free ofsxpense.
For partieu ars aud circulars address
r. c. BROWNING,
81. aH Broadway, NY
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Acm advertisements.

ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier,
Vermont Sept 9. 1868
Bill a Do-i-2 Mefcllf, Hannah Mrs IA re-
Pean, tuuice Miss yul uouary pensiuner or
Brown / + Mfs her legal rep
French o Smith. Geo I'd
Gree,e. Ga dne Sta S
Hrughtan Geo Smith Delight
Howe sarah Miss Tu ker, Marcus
Lewis Jonathan White, Ahijah
Lewis NJ S willard Maria Miss
Wight stephen
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised
JAMES q. FRENCH. Postmaster
} LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the PosteOfioe at Mortified
Vermont, Sept. o. 1868:
Burt. Ruth Perry Julia
Bean WIN sherman. NJ
Crane, Patrick smith, ID Mr.
Council John Smith }
French Frederick Weihcrhec, Francis
Fuller Fanny Woudwatd, II II
Gardner Sophrouia Warner Lyman
Hoyt, Jenny
Persons calling for the above, will please
say they are advertised
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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BOSTON MARKET.

wHOLES ALE B1CEs.
WBnEBsDAY, Sept. 2, 1868
.... nnnnTrnE
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Last Tuesday evening vIcsoren sardeus comedy "Iss
Pattes do Moaches, given at the Theatre Francois
with great ecf The play the attractive inss
much the public familiar with atrsnslaon " this
WORK, produced at waacks under tho title OF Henri
ete." The original comedy performed by the artists
q the Theatre Frsncas, 10, indeed Mr.. Gre.
ver Prosper Block, played the rss the artistic
manner 10 was natural sss cv, and At the time
made All The points which apslnd In the play. The
thor b. together y,es Of Improbable Incidents
with great TACT and hllcS MS comedy with ashe. Of wit
ali Of which Mr. Gravisr duly marked Nile do Bophcicr
% suzarne 10 from the Of the comedy
untn IT, ona Is the ffs1diy antagonist Of Prsperwh0s
little scheme for revenge On ci devaot fame Of bis she
defeats Ia most determined and lngenvns Manner
acts the role with and sn tron quite captivating
Her suceezs decided. We would advise any
having 10 royrcssat tho roe OF suzanne In tho
40 soc Mic de Bonheer's superior acting In this part
liar pse,rA easy, arch rendition Of the role proves
thorough APPRECIATION q the character q suzanne
Nv the talented author We have sot space here
~ mention the other parts Ia the comedy but award duo
praise 20 Nile Hamburg, Nile. pchnse, Messrs Jugne'
and Albert The groat % this comedy should In
dnce he management 20 produce II again We remark
with pleasure that the Theatre frapcas becoming q
u should be, most fashionable resort
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Bsscsrso Monday evening, March o, Of apoplexy,
CaAmE Bssrsso, In the 39th year Of bis age.
His friends invited 10 attend The funeral, without
further Invitation from bis late residences northsast oor
Of iory sixth street and Third avenue this rhurs
day. afternoon a Que O'Clock Tho remains VIII be IN
BLan.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 10, WILLIAM
Lxws BIAa, Of Lewis r. and catharne Blair, aged
FUNERAL services viii be bed At the corner Of Dean and
Court strces, Brooklyn, this CThursdsy) Afternoon. a.
Baarrs On Wednesday, March IL, At ave p. NJ, of
typhoid fevsr, NAVEL Rooms q DR.. J. Barber, q
TIE relatives and frissds q the family respectfully
invited 70 attend funeral - Panis chnrch, Temp
kusvilie g. l. on saturday sftsrnoon at oae O'Clock
Jouv VI. CospE. aged 80 years, months and IL days
Tue relatives and friends o. the family also the mem
bcrs OF Hermann Lodge no 2ss, v and A. NJ also the
Hoboken Quartet Club respectfully invited 10 attend
the fnerai from his late residence. Al Hudson City,
this hnrsdsy) Afternoon at too O'Clock CaiAsss viii
be waiting At the ferry in Hoboksn At napss, twelve
O'Clock
CrEns wife Of j. D. Curtis Esl and DOLLY daughter q
catbarins Lawrence and Baron Alfred Rsnbel a that
C.ssoa1--ou tuesday, March 10, Micsau cirsotI,
aged 10 years, native = Nooas,erevsn. county Kildare,
ireland.
HIS friends and seaualnianccs respectfully invited
TO steod chs funeral this flbnraisyl aftsrnon, half
past O'Clock, from hrs late residence No 10 stuy
Dnxs-,Iu Tuesday, March 10, Of oooge-ttn e the
brain, rsosAs u nnss, 10 she 10Th year a ~ age
The friends 9, sns am p snd ao.ss s .s ~
ther IN law Rev Dr.. Bsrchafd and WIN wAlcut,. as
respectfully invited 70 attend tbs inDsa from hh ate
rrrdcnos l2s Bssokcr street this Thsfsday) Afternoon
81 O'Clock.
FDGur0s.-On Tuesday, March 20, SsnrRrDs, VIE u
A r Edgerton, ia the Telh rear ~ hef ace
The rsatlves and friends RESPECTFULLY invited " At
tend her funeral frday mprnng al Ten 0coex from
the resdcnrs n her en- n law Edward Hofges 13s Past
Nnctscntb street without further invitathn liet ~
mains viii be taken 10 Green wood temstsfy
otsrro In Brgosiya, % w.ans.ias N.'ch ~ sfisr
long aud pa nful illness, MIS- psgasyxi GtA-o. native
of Kilcfrk county Kildare, ireland. aeed Is yrsfw
The friends aud ac1uantaorca ne nost fpsfs' VOW ~
psr q Bergen and smith streets. Brp~kJn % lfhay q
t~rDoon AZ t~o Oclock.
Petersburg, Va p~rers piesss spgy
gsuxfy.--At raseff3n n. ~ ~ Tersiay evening
March 10 kss A. wR, u rrsaeu eeersy, agsi ~ ysafs
The rrissvs~ Hnd rtaofs n tbs liny sfe respectfully
rsapesei 10 attend the fsnrrh IRON - PALS cAgfcA
Court strses hvkiyu, shrre sy>fsn ~ gui>m Ma
vM ~ aTsref for~hs reto@e y ~ s1l, - Ff1tr uw1
enc 81 wa.glt l8fi1ss nodA-
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A sTOUNDisG cJREs MADE ~
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HYlTTg "AB" DOUBLE s,AtsutH tIFK BALsAs
Il sert4in rsfstfvs fof khsNsrstsH 81 Ne msst
painful fSrfas n r1rsly csr1s - etrs nerof as
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sas sg'r. strr Ne hsa .sen e'pf'sd ios rear.
HyArTk LIYy HALsAs s-fss NJ q " no'r rs
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be aver sfrr W b.. b~~n trsssi W NE Bss4MA pAl
mousbs 4ni pisVrai . - ineafsbs.
HYATT fIFE BALKAN esf@a " X Caafsual 0e1as
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coSoREss.
nons 70.
wAsnlscroS, March II, 1895

wAsHrsoros, March n, 1893
rRorosgD AMENDMENT ms coxsrruuox
The senate considered Mr. Davis, (Union) of KY reso
luton offered yesterday, requesting the President 70
oirnish At the commencement Of the mex, scssou, tho
asgfesate number each State, Territory, and the D
sc, Of Columbia Of all officers and employees the civil
ssrylcs Of tho United states subject 70 removal by the
at and by other officers and their perquisites &c
Msss-s AsrHoxY (rcp) Of r. l., and TaussuIL, (rep
az i'll Thought all this Information would be found 10 Tho
ser icBcok and bcuce could Gecessty foS the
sdop,.cn Of the RESOLUTION.
ner, 10 submit amendments 70 the constitution,
regulating appointment and removal Of officers, and
ses,rca " information TO illustrate his proposition
MIR GRlrEs, (rep.) Of Iowa, suggested an amendment
a, osdsr 20 In what capacity such civil ofcrrs have
acted, and 10 this form the resolution was adopted
grE,ruvx sn~IoS.
- sssxas then went INTO executive session.
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Election or state Omeers BY the New Jsr-
ssy Legislature.

Ata Joint meeting this afternoon r. N. Smith demo.
crat) was reelected state Treasurer, and Joseph ..
walker, Of Atlantic (dcmocra,), was elected Prison
Keeper An the old nspec,orso q Prsons we're elected
and new oue Cwm. Y. Ward, q xonmon,h,. - oil .
vacancy.
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BomME-vA~ AsTwERr.--Cn Thursday, March 6, by the
Rev. r. Travis. IT,, 10 Truity chutch, Jersey City.
HKsRs Boum, Fsq.. OF Hanover Germany, 70 Misc
Antwerp, ESQ, Of Throggs Neck, ~es,chester county
N. Y.
BHrscxxRnops--F EExs-op Tuesday, March 10, by tho
Rev. g. r. Flanders Mr Isaac BRscxsuofr 20 Mas 50.
sAssA r. FEyxs the second daughter OF John u. FeeIs
Fs1., Of the town Of wsstcheeter
Mchvny-PovyApp. Monday evening, March ., By
the Row IN. Cumming, of 81. stephens church, Colonel
NoEvLy TO MARY H. PoyYARD all of th,s city No cards
sAss-Durox by the Rev. Caleb clapp, JoHS y. Sass,
Of New Orleans Ia to Miss Macon DcLos, Of this city
No cards No cake.
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,fIsCELLANEOUs.
"A wHIsKEY
TO IrlY YrnIll

TO TIE PUBLIC.
Hssing b~sn soiit~d By ysrsns 6rasssis ana
private fsnie. % add % my business pure Boageos ws
my '-cblsdsm sehbspps " zeal ~in seal anl I'D
any cerncze The iafel 81 lie parity happy - say
rang~msai With Of TIE largss, aud oldest dissfs
EentncsT Tor r~gglsr sopply.
Ths wbsssy ri, " Quart eo,'ss and psessd 10
yor sss Al FETAL w alt the Eosrs spo,hscsr~s aud
fvuii sores sai ii wha.ssi.. W re io,Io.ins-
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frpsa-a CovprRHy fSrscrxp The Grsni jug the
United states ,irg 81 Indianapolis have founi cum
ber OF indictments against tho WRITERS a letters W
d,~rs encouraging icsypoas. aaf srrcs's VII be Afs
sso1 "a al lsa STATE.
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l Arriy1 q the gssamshlp EsSie.
me- s'ssmShlp hsis. Captain Adams IRON Havana o.
NJ TN instaat arrived a thu mort aho.. h.,f 49,
swsvs ocock This morning Che brings no ,ssr nsxiosa
, GATES nor any news Of particular importance.
Tho SpAnps mall steamer Ia Cabana arrived a e>xans
the morning Of the 1ih with troops On board shs
had been sent 70 ouarantine y one Of the soldiers
died Of small pox No communicated had been haa with
her. 49, t.M 81
There had been ssw casss o. yellow ssver IN tina b.
Dor q Havana. but was TOO early 70 expect Is 70 eet
ashore. ~
There bad been uassuaily warm weather In HAWAII
for week. Tho thermometer was ono day up 70 o.
degrees. very rare occurrence
Tho Asita would leave the oth and the Tubal Cain
on tho 10th.
August Belmont was staying at Mrs Aluny's hotel.
Our HAVANA ooRRxsrONDsNcx.
aku.sH HAVANA, March I. 1884,
Non Asvissl efAe Seamr from vsu Crxs-Sccrcstv -
Nees-Atrocioas A~dvs IN Hasama-- BonlsAssest ~
APontsh O1acsab-AvysvaI from Rs6ssdom Bxnnss %.
rhe English steamer from Vera Cruz. with dates 10 Tie
tst or ID ns has not yet arrived though fully due
ns will probably CONS in when the Eagle shail have
le hs consequences 10 that this letter must necessarily
be one Of the shortest and least Interesting that you have
~ yet received from mo-
LEGAL news amounts 70 noshins unless you caro- 70 kae
NJ passsodas u coslsH aarooious murdsn rsssasy
committed u this Off, negro took late Ma hsaA TOW
days since, 70 Kill white woman her infant OF few
months old and the coored NURSE and two or three days
later another negro killed two young yellow women IL
hicting on one o. them Less than thirty sevep s n
any one Of which would prove fatal. Tr< am tod
ooth cases have been arrested cue tncm from iato
strong efforts arc bolne has been good deal u
they richly mort ..g our community much TINT
cutting ss frequently mako mention Of II In loading
fhicIcs.
Tho last mail steamer for Spain took away from here
plumber Of officials, who have been banishod the island
for meddling In the slave trade know that six have
gone but havo been informed the number was twenty
I've.
signs yet OF the coming down OF the Old walls
Of tho city. Perhaps tho Ayuntamicnto awaiting the
royal permission since Is known that petition 70 that
effect has been Forwarded 70 Madrid.
small schooner arrived bore yesterday from Mobile,
with cotton She brought DO news Of any moment.
Bcsness here down hat Exchange, 80 cent, sixty
days. though some quote mt -.
intend writing agaia by the steamer of tho 1osh.
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Prises Cashed in All Lcgaiixed Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. III Walt street. room No. l. New York
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Manufacturers OF Ciothiag and Tailors
generally have long felt tho OF perfect Shuttle Ma
chine Al prioo with capacity their equal
every 10 the ponderous and expensive
machthes Such Machine been recently introduced by
GROVER BAKER, l95 Broadway.
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O0oial Drawings or the Library Assoc.
citation Company: Lottery, Of Ksa,asty.
10. "a, 16, 20. Is, SO. GO, &c, ls, g. IL. 70, ~.
CLASS l2O-March II. 1855
~, 50, ID, 8, Z, As, 6o. IS, IL, 81, II, II, so.
pRANCR. ELLIS 90. Coyug.sn. ~.
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Military Affairs.
on or COLONEL LEFFgRTs, o. tn
0uvpnru uwaYsrNw

SEVENTH RE0nKNT,
Colonel Marshall LeGerts, the popular commander OF
the Seventh regment New York state National Guard
about resign that Position In consequence OF the de-
ands Of business and family cares upon hs tmo and at
ention He has ordered regimenal drills 70 take place
at the armory 70 night and tomorrow night which will
be she last occasions which no viii appear In tho
pacity Of their commander. Colonel LeGsrts has ad
dressed tho following parting words to the officers and
soldiers Of the regiment
BRomxR Ovrrcxxs AND soLD,ss o. rus ssvEsra RsoI
am ssou, . issue my .st order md 70 bid voa f.--
-. regiment especially oaa
thsss 70 whose company have passed many pleasant
hours bus family cares aud business RELATIONS win con
since warned Of ths necsssy & rssenus my position
- yoor COMMANDING o6csf
Eighth company 70 commIssiou = mnor: lew yesrs
later 70 hst ~ susnant COLONEL and for nearly four
years pest havc served as colonel commanding tho res
nsos; and have 10 thank you most sincerely for your
unwaserng support, and tho cheerful oonlAssoe with
which ycu hsvc always obeyod my orders How fsr We
esprit du corps q the regiment shown think BY its
numerical strength and complete squpGsni and orsani-
zation ~ II stands to-day Notwithstanding tho large
demands upon our ranks since the commenced for
ofcers, q whom We have furnished between three
four hundred OF various gradesmost Of them sesv
lug 10 tho armywe have still upon rolls than
eleven hundred rank and Ole who are ready for duty
the services ssv which S'S svs The past
general government as well By your own state and
when impartial history shall record the events Of this
mighty struggle now going on, the seventh regiment will
spirits who have ockod 70 our couniys standard to de-
icrd nationality and republican liberty; and tho
names OF your Winthrop, Faruham, Gadsden,
OBre0 and Others who havo fnllsu In the dcd Of battle
shrouded In mourning drapcry on your walls, In
touching tribute 10 their bravery snd your iosswiii
claim conspicuous places the scroll which 10 tell
postsy Of those who died In defence q the constitution
and the laws
Ny proudest boast-the happiess OF my recoleco Ions
To- that have asked Of you any service nythng
out OF the line Of Official duty which has not been
readily and chesrfuly granted These evidences
OF friendship and mutual attachment which trust will
s continue when our Official relations shall have ceased
20 exist.
Let tho regiment only be 70 itself and defence
OF will b needed; It's history will be re.
corded in the hearts OF our citizens.
Col. MARSHALL LEFfERTs.
NEW YoRx, March Q, 1868.
THE STATE MILITIA AND OUR sEAcoAsr DEvENcEs.
During the coming summer II is understood tina, the
State militia will perform garrison duty 10 the different
fsrts seacoast Two thousand be taken
from tho militia Of this State and win be governed by
tho usual rules and regulations governing the federal
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Trssses.-Marsh Il Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No 2vesey street opposite the church No
ton with other truss oacc Of same name Female At
INT
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r. r. s.-Frcnch Yoke Shirts Made 60
order and warranted 70 a. BALL0U BROTHERS, No. t03
Broadway, sole manufacturers
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uescs.-Marsh Brothers. n ad1cal Care
Truss odles OF Broadway aud Ann street, under
Barnum's Museum. London Supporters Shoulder Braces
Elastic Goods Ac. A lady attendant.
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Ladies. Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth
For preserving and bcsuying the compeKon and skin,
and be cenvnssd OF ts value All druggists, and ~ Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

AZ o,sagKDg's-ALsgss 10 rigrgag., ONT,
AZ sIs~.-. - a. - ss-t-i hD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

FROM r. h. Hciutfeman. steward va regiment Pennylya
ma Volunteers "Yonr nedicnsi propagation Brown .
Bronchial Tuchss) certainly valuable soldiers the Geld.
and feel satisfied generally adopted In the horpais,
many secpess nights u the soldier would 10 yered
al satisfied OF their good srects In aeva'ng hose dis
ressng affections OF the throat arising cold -Ipo-
SURE They daily prescribed In hospital aud
the surgeons morning CAL Sold al :, cents
per Dor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Barry's Tricophero..-- - sn. Mt,
rs,rouised by the - .sm;:::sss - Aurcss ana r.rc
.A' .ssis admitted q p !s standard prspsr.
.s falling OF ersd,css: :curf ensG a. and ks:ps a
nuous by al Drucusts ID rodghoui the United ssss
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IfiiI's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown.-NAiurai. durable beautiful. Depot No Barclay
street. Sold by al druggss
HiIls Hair Dye. 80 Cents. Black or
brown-Naursbe. durable beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street Sold by ALI druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Eight Carries do visite for u, Of I'm.
equaued style and inih At TAFT 3. or Cortland
and Gree streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Omcial Drawings Of the Delaware state
- DrLAwARx EXTRA Glass Iis--Narch II. lsoS.
1877, Al, 10, II, 70. 50, -, 80, Ga 81 80, 81 rs.
II DxLAwARK, CLASS l20-March II. 1864
10, 81, 80, %, 81, 46, 8. 81, l8. rs, 2, 8. 20.
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 CO.,
Wiminston, Delaware.