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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-22
4 MEXICAN and FoRElGN PATENTS
II. II. H. - - Y
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

Late A0et Of q. 5. Patent ORoe Washugion fuHdey
the Act Of 1887.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-22

DROTECTlNk WAR CLAIM ASSOCI-
ALTON FOR NEW ENGLAND.
INCORPORATED 1868
OGce. No u hltro1d Erehai3e Boston Mass.
Chief Justice BiGEloW, Fr...,ut
His ExceIleucy JoHN A ANuu.w, ahd AMOS \. Law
NENCE Nco-rresidcnts.
WALDO lllo0INs0N, Treasurer
q lHAO HowE, Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-22

Y DR. ], II. sUUENUh WI D. again a iho NIlLH0R0'
uorEL bosroN Professionally Wtdaesjay aud Thursday,
Nafch 2hth 1td 10Th.
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UMrfk Butte Kf(0r6
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
. Adopted By the Democratic State Conrention, al
Sacrazsnto. July 9TH. 1858.

Reso'red, That the Democracy of the State OF
California are 10 lzTar = an u1altera'3e adherence
to the Constitution Of the United States, with al
Its guarantees Of civil liberty unimpaired.
Resolred. That are in favor of the restoration
and preservation NJ the American Union that we
recognize to its fullest extent the right nd duty of
Government tn resist by every Constitutional mode
rebellion or insurrectoa against is lawful suprem
acy but we recognize that right solely for the
purpose of restoring It's constitutional authority,
and for no other purpose whatever
Resoired That it i the dnty OF the State of Cal
nornia As a member Of the Union. to yield O5edi-
ence to all constitutional Acts of Congress and the
Federal Executive. and that any individual Of any
party who shall endeavor 70 iucite lnSIrrectiOu or
rebellion within her borders. or disafecton and
dise0rd among her people, is traitor 10 her best
interests
Resolred That the aim and object Of the Demo
cratic party is 10 preserve the Federal Union and
The rights Of the several States unimpaired and
they hereby declare that they do not consider the
administrative usurpatiOn Of extraordinary and
dangerous powers not granted by the Constitution
the subversi1n Of the civil by military law in
States not ia insurrectiOn or rebelli0nthe arbitra
ry military arrest, imprisonment trial and
tence Of American citizens in such States where
civil law ex <ts in full force and yiEOr-the suD-
preston of freedom Of speech and Of the nreSs-the
open and ayOwed disregard Of State rights-the IA
natcal attempt TO place the negro on a 50 ial and
political equality with the white race-and the en-
ployment Of unusual test Oaths-as calculated to
perpetuate Government deriving its just powers
from the consent of the governed.
ResOired, That we opposed 10 all secret po-
litcal organizations aad societies as dangerous to
the liberties of the people and destructive of
republican form of government.
Resolued That we claim and demand as inalien-
able rights, freedom OF thought, freedom Of speech
and freedom of the press, and further declare that
Government agents should at all times be held to
a strict accountability TO the people. aud that all
errors of such agents should be liable to the full
and free exercise of untrammelled popular discus
sion for the purpose of correction by the ballot box
Resolred. That denounce and unqualiiedly
condemn the Emancipation Proclamation Of the
President of the United States as tending to pro-
tract indefinitely civil war incite servile insurrec
ton. and inevitably the door forever TO a
toration of the Union of these States.
L Resoired, That We di>apprOve Of all COngression
Al laws tending to substitute paper currency in
California in place Of our own metallic circulating
medium.
Rssolred, That the spirit and meaning of the
Democratic platform of this State are comprised in
the words, " The Constitution 2s il IS, and the
Union as il was"
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Syphilis or Venereal
DISEASE

White Swellings and Neuralgia Affections Nervous
and General Debility of the system, Loss of A D.
petite, Langor, Dizziness, and all Affections Of
the Liver Fever and Ague. Bilious Fevers, ChillS
and Fever, Dumb Ague and Jaundice.
Guaranteed to be the most powerful and purest pre-
paration of GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPA-
RILLA that is put up for sale.
1t is the very best, and, in fact, the only sure
and reliable medicine for the cure Of all diseases
arising from vitiated impure state Of the blood
or from excessive use of mercury.
The afflicted may rest assured that there is not
the least particle of Mineral, Mercurial. or anv
other poisonous substance in this medicine 1t is
perfectly harmless, and may be administered to
persons in the very weakest stages of sickness or
to the most helpless infants, without doing the
least injury.
Full directions how to take this most valuable
medicine will be found around each bottle and to
guard against cOunterfeits that the written sig
nature of l-anman Kemp is upon the blue label.
Prepared only by LANMAN Il KEMP,
Wholesale Druggists,
Nos 50. Il 4 49, Water ST., \. York
HOSTETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN. Agents,
227 Montgomery st. (Russ Block) S. Francisco.
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SECRET DISEASES

In their last stages; little char rge in diet;
little expense; no Inconvenience and no exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to
ur nate, thereby removing distractions, preventing
and curing Structures of the Uretha, alaying pain
and inflammation, SO frequent in this class of dis
eases and expelling all poisons diseased and worn
out matter. Thousands upon thousands who have
been the victims of quacks aud who have paid heavy
fees to be cured in short time, have found they
were deceived, and that the poison has by the
use Of powerful astringents been dried up in the
system, to break out in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
Montgomsry'sS. C. Negro Expedition

We do not see that any of the Republican
journals have yet contradicted the story, which
we believe all of them published with glee
about General Hunters South Carolina ne
groeS, under Colonel Montgomery. taking pos
session of Pocotaligo Bridge, near the railroad
connecting Charleston and Savannah. Indeed
that negro expedition, the more we know of it,
the more it looks like a mere thieying excur-
sion, or burgIarous demonstration upon non
ycombatants in q region Of country where it
would appear there were no armed rebels to
speak Of
[Beaufort Cor. of the World. jane l3.l
In the RAID above forty houses were burned
and much private property destroyed Pri-
Yates and officers have now in their possession
books, pictures, rings. clothes, and family me
mentots, and keepsakes. Watches, silverware,
silver coin. and various other articles were ta-
ken from he houses befnre setting them on
fire The country was defenceeSs and the ex-
peditiOn returned without the loss of a man.
Shame! shamA, Are such creatures sol
diers? The Trbunes Beaufort correspondent
owns up to all this, while quoting, and endors
ing as correct the following:
fFrom the Charleston Mercury of June eth.l
The destruction Of property on Balls Island
some days ago, aad The recent raid on the Com
bahee involving an immense loss Of property.
is followed h9 the btra,ng Of the beautiful
tOra Of Button on Nay R'rer. This last
outrage took place on Thursday morning last,
and resulted in the loss OF alb nut f0it4 pirate
residences and nearly one hundred oui houses,
stores. Sc. Tne enemy approached in trans
Sports, and landed about one thousand strong
al whAt is ka1Nn as Hunting Island. Five
gunb )ats covered their landing, which was sue
ceSS:uIly accomplished about 6ia o'clock on
the 4th inStant. Three companies Of the force
that had landed took up the line of mlrch. fol
lowing the course of the river until they reach
cd Button. their gunnaa,s sle4mug along up
the river abreast Of the troops
The heavy growth Of trees between Mr.
Pope'S house and The Episcopal Church saved
the latter structure Then frel the Nef4od,st
Church under the rery altar. but f burned 50
slo,riy that It lcas dlscorered, and put out.
Now this is not war. it is thievery. drSoa,
sAcRuEDGE, and bat little else. We discam
it all, in behalf Of the civilization and religion
of the North. We denounce, aud abhor it,
and all concerned in it--jast as We would de,
uounce the rebels in Chambersburg, Penn J
or in Hagerstown, if they burned down those
towns, and riaed private houses there. We
do not know how even the Christian =" Abo-
ition journals Of the North can hold in. when.
so far as IRE have been " invaded" now, we see
slavery even teaching Abolitionism. Christian
ity and civilization, the laws of God and man.
The burning of Catholic Church IN jackson
vile, Florida, by troops in Gen Hunters De-
partment may have shocked, perhaps, only
Catholics; but here Methodist Church was
fred, and saved only by accident May we
not presume in charity. that Gen. Hunter has
been dismissed from his Department for toler-
ating such things as these?
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CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.

BoSToN. July nth, 1860
Mr.. HembOld-Dear Sir-I have nsed your Ex-
tract Buchu in diseases of the bladder and kidneys
with the most happy results. and | feel assured [
never used an article of medicine that produced a
more and certain relief for the complaints for
which it Is recommended.
JACKSON F. STEWART, NJ. D.
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JACKSON F. STEWART, NJ. D.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 2lst, 1860.

Mr.. Hembold- Dear Sr-I have used your Ex-
tract Buchn in diseases OF the bladder, kidneys gra-
vel and dropsey in my practice. and have witnessed
such signal results arising from its use, that have
no hesitation in adding my testimony TO the recon-
mendations already given in favor of it.
Very respectfully, D. WEBSTER HAINEs, N. D.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

WHITE LABoRgRS REFUsISG TO Work WITH
NsGRoEs.-rhe caulNerS employed in the
Boston navy yard have struck. because some
colored brethren were engaged TO work in
their department. The caulkers white men)
thereupon, were all discharged, to await the
action of Secretary Wenes.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

"GEx. GRANr," the Abolition newspapers
have angrily said-in the hope Of procuring
his removal is the only General who sane
tions the ciculatiou Of The Chicago Times and
other Democratic papers in his army" He is
the only General too. who Of late, has won any
victories over the rebels--[Chioago Times.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

JUDGs STRArToS. of the Second Judicial
District in Oregon, has decided that " legal
tenders are unconstitutional.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

DR. ScorT left New York on the 18th inst
for San Francisco. He is 10 preach st Union
Hall, with salary Of $4,000 per year
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/ Ms CONWAY, OF Kansas, Republican mem
Ner Of Congress, is out for peace, on the ground
that the war is failure that the leading men
OF his party do not care for slavery. but merely
want power : and be declares that be would not
give cent for Union without Abolition. which
the war is not going to effect.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.

Ifafced with either Of the above named diseases " one
10 six boxes of Dr. Railways Pills will yoa by taking
few doses ofthe common Drastic Psha grip and pinch
you when they Operate-you may obtain temporary relief
II you stop taking these imperfect pills for week
month your old complaint returns NoN this Is not the
method Of Indicated by Dr. Railway ls TaeF make
perfect cure, and the patient VIII let require @.y moe
medicine.
PILES, STRATNING AND TFNEslftTS,
PILLS, STRAINING ~ TENfSIUS,
Are the results Of Inflammation rfitHu 10 ihn mucous
membrane Of the bowels, induced by a-tc in.-le'e
the lower bowels, and induce pcr alto move
nent by their rr3iaton-hencc Tie staiag
wrenchng pains, piles and tenc ncs ami the Ire
quent false calls TO the Sater Closet that patent. III e!E
who take these imperfect pills
II you would avoid these annoyance whenever purgA
tive medicine is required, take dose of
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEAVE
THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted Piles may rely positive care by
their
COATED WITH GUN
COATED WITH GUN. .--....
COATED WITH GUN
Dr. Railways Pills are elegantly aied with Gum, arc
free from smell be taken at all tns att az
all occasions No danger will result from colds, # exlz--
TO damp weather after taking these p4s
SIN OF RAILWAYS PILLS
fave secured vigorous evacuation, i'll scyce cases ot ia
famma0n Of the Bowels, Paralysis, e.. after Cot'1 on
Harlem OIL injections and other means comp eiey leI
dose Of Railways Pills viii remove all ob=truator7 and
Price per box, 25 cents. Sold by Druggists, AeloAe DeI
ers. and >tOTekeepers.
B-Evcry Agent has been furnished WITH f--h alc
new made pills. each box IS eucl0set Wa ~'ce Llt
gravel label take none others.
RADWAT & ca
s. Nllde- lane <-'T " s.
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PrrTSRrRG MaY1!fh l

Mr.. Helmbold-Dear Sir-Haying used your med
cines for some years in my practIe. can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them to be all that YOU claim for
them in dropsey gravel. and diseases of the bladder
and kidneys. Truly yours.
W. F. CLINTON, ". D.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

CALIFORNIA has this year wool crop Of
eight million pounds, against six millions in
1861, and the increase in other States has
been almost as rapid. The new domestic wool
clip will reach a hundred million pounds. Il
the South will not let US have cotton We can
grow wool enough to clojhe ourselves, aud in
a few years to clothe a half dozen other nations.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
BALTIMORE. April 18th. Is

Dill IMUhtt 4 VIII IOtII, IN0i.
Mr.. Helmbold-Dear SRI am physician Of
twenty five years standing. l have prescribed your
Extract Buchu in the various affections Of the blad
der and Kidneys and they have in all cases given
the utmost seti>iaction. confidently recommend
them to the profession as invaluable medicines par.
amount to all others as a safe and speedy remedy
in all cases of sickness for which i recommended
Very respectfully yours.
ROBERT F. GREEN, NJ D.
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Strengthen the System.

The best means of imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
Yet been invented discovered, pr0fered 10 the
feeble Of both sexes and all ages is
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
STOM ACH BITE RS.

4 remedy Rnon the stomach. liver and excretury
organs IS regularly soothing and conservative. II
regulates. recruits and puriies them Dyspepsia.
il all its forms, yields % its conrol and inyigorat
ing properties.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18
DR.. Hostetter' Stomach Bitters.

Debility. from whatever cause arising. may be
cured; strength in Whatever manner it may have
been wasted. may be restored by the use of this
powerful and healthfal inviSorant. For Indiges-
tion and all its painful effects, bodily and mental
they positive specific.
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DR.. Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters

viii accomplish this desirable. reliable revelation
in the system. regulating the >ecretiNn>. giving
tone to the animal juices which dissolve the food,
strengthen every relaxed nerve muscle and fibre,
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthful play.
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1nvigorate the System.

Vigorous dig estion and pure bile produces nutri-
tious blood and nutritious blood L healthy frame.
Does the victim Of 4 dy>peptic stomach and dis
ordered liver desire 10 know how the digestion
may be improved, the bile and other fluids OF the
body purified
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

IelmbOld's Extract BUcIlu
Is the great Diuretc and it is certain to have the
desired effect in Diseases for which it Is recommen
ded. Evidence OF the most responsible and reliable
character Will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES of CURES.
From 10 20 year, standing with names known to
Science and Fame.
Take more Balsam Mercury. or unpleasant
medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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NKw \ 0RK, july Is.

NhN ORkt u QlV 10.
The rioters today bnrned several houses il
the Second Avenue aud killed some negroes.
The riot 10 the Third avenue threatens TO be
extensive The police and military were holly
engaged, the latter firing on the mob and oc-
casionally using bayouetS. AT three O'Clock
this afternoon. the mob entered an alley in the
rear of Fwenty-eighth street and Second ave
nue., in which Gf,een negro families resided.
burst open the houses and found some unfortu
mates who were badly beaten. The lane from
Twenty seventh street was also entered aud
cruelties of the worst kind perpeira ed on the
olacks. The crowd surrounded the gas works
at the foot of Fourteenth street. smashed the
windows, and severely beat several persons
The military, however, soon obtained posses
sion Of the works and drove the assailants of.
The Hudson River Railroad Company have
commenced relaying their track with guuboa,s
in the river TO protect laborers from the mob.
NEW YORK July Is.
A collision occnr7ed on Forty fourth street
this morning; thres soldiers are reported killed.
Mayor opdyke recommends the immediate
proclamation of martial law /; Gov. Seymour
opposes II. This afternoon the mob again col
lec'ed 10 Thirty street, near where 8
negro was hanging Failing to disperse, a
The weekly Butte record., 1863-07-18

MEN, MOMEN. Ok ldlLUkEN.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESS,
Arising from Excesses. Habits OF Dissipation Early
lndiscretiOns or Abuses, attended with
the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion Loss of Memory Weak
Nerves Horror of Disease. Dimness Of
Vision. Universal Lassitute of the
Muscular System. Hot Hands.
DryneSs of the Skin. Loss
Of Power Difficulty
OF Breathing.
Trembling. Wakefnl
ness. Pain in the Back Flush
ing Of the Body. Eruptions on the
Face, Paid Countenance. These svmp-
toms, if allowed to 90 which this medicines in
variably removes, followed by
nNPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those 'DIREFUL DISEASES,
Insanity and Consumption.
but none will confess
The Records of the Insane AssyIums, and
the MeIanehoIy Deaths
by Consumption,
the CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. requires the aid of medi-
cine to strengthen and nvigorate the system which
HELMBOLDs' EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does. \ trial will convince the most
skeptical
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OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MAR
RIED OR CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

In many affections peculiar to females the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequalled by any other Remedy as
in Chloross retention Irregularity PaintulneSs,
or Suppression of Customary Excavations, Ulcera-
ted or Schrrous state of the Uterus. Leucorrhea
or Whites. Sterity. and for all complaints inciden-
tai to the sex. whether arising from indiscretion,
habits of dissipation, in the decline or change of
lie, as the symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
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HelmbOld's Extract Buchu

Diseases Of these organs require the aid of a pIU
}ETIC.
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OAlRO, July ID.
The steamer Perry, having on board Colonel
Riggin, bearer of dispatches from Grant to the
Government, has arrived.
We have the following regarding Port Hud
son The post and garrison were surrendered
on the Sth Of July, by Gen. Gardner Formal
possession was taken of the rebel works on
the morning of the 9th. The surrender was
unconditional. The rebels are said to have
had 20 beef at the time of the surrender.
Mule meat had been dealt out for some DAYS.
They had abundance of corn to sustain the
garrison for weeks. The magazine contained
large supply of powder, and but small
quantity of shot and shell. The number OF
prisoners is variouSiy estimated at from seven
to twelve thousand There were sixty pieces
Of artillery IN the various batteries along the
river and 10 the rear of the place Many OF
them were OF very large caliber.
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CERTIFICATES of CURES.

rom to 20 years standing with names known to
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iNsTKl,CrlON.

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BUCKLEY, Manufacturer vi the short Handle
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~ Lessons for ~. As
DISTINCTION - AT TOwNSEND'S, 2ov
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AsCraON NOTICES.

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10 on M.',i1M a. .ni Ana Place cap,ei. :.
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% II, t.'s"iHt Ssl, O. .st-.,er' 'te. b.
meats aqd iacihtl,s TO- the br-..oe 4 b.cwns "
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ING in'l rita o. No'ioq hsri".. sai cou, eniss,
stable and usisl oui -suiiaas- q. :, an .Vablisn'
men.
Tho land h;,ontins 80 the .sn. ,ou,.,n. stout
fhe sh,,c ne only Br,-e-, amid r,pi's, oa
Q, 49, -. . J." n-Ag 10 ic','n sr.d- u. a.y
and c,mrleto = n,,ai ne, ~ r., me ,;s
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49, Ana =. &. CROWLEY,
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"f''' Goods ven p"Scd tor sh.ppns. .ss
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rssr- pine funas, r.. sdsy, ~ It'd Al 10
oc'ccl Asoaia - assoJtuion, tor pr.rals sale 4.
all ;lin,s. "a
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Wednr.',' ~ ! O'Clock, 0f l,ryo lol of vAll shi,
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w. 49, good hardware, CsIp"i., turailLie, bed.
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uf WHOM 70 70 ~ CONF n. 1875
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