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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

NEW MEDICAL D.scoyEaY-BEITs SPECIFIC PILLS, OF
the speedy and pertinent cure # sexual Diseases,
Urethral Discharges elect, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
En- issions, Iucontneuce, Impotence, Genital Debility
and Iritaby, Gravel, Stricues ana A6ee ions Of the
kidneys and bladder which has been used by ap@ards
Of one hundred PHI scians with entire ssccess-super-
c ding Cute5s, ccpaibs, Capsules, Of any compound
hitherto known.
BELLS SrEoHc PILLS are speedy IN ACTON ehecEinga
cute in a few days, which is permanent. They pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that harmless to the
system and never tie stomach impregnate
tie breath No change Of diet is necessary whilst using
item Nor does their action interfere with business pur
suits.
Each box contains six dozen Pills. Pp'ce 81.
DR. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness, Self Abuse
Loss Power, Impotence, Premature Decay sexla Dis
ease &C. pamphlet OF Ga pages containing important
advice TO The afflicted, hee Six cents required
to prepay postage.
Sent, secure from observation an conAdenuay, by
mail post paid, on receipt Of the money, by
}. BRYAN 81. D., &c Cedar ST., New York.
s,ptl4 d&wy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

EDITOR GREEN AOU TAIN FREEMAN:
Dear Sr-H it'll your permission wish to say to the
readers Of Taper tn will send by return mail to
all no wish it, (ree)a Recipe with full directions for
making and using siu pie Vegetable balm. that viii rf-
fectuay remove, in ten day, Pmples, Potches, Tan,
Freckle ana all Impurities OF tie skin, leaving the same
soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mai free those having Bald Head or Bare
Faces simple drec- and information tn will enable
them to start full growth of uNudan Hair Whiskers,
or Moustache in less than thirty VS. Al applications
answered by return mail without charge,
Respectfully Yours,
rHOS, f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
wf49:8m No S3l Broadway, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

An Invaluable ExPECFoRANr.-Dr Halls Basam
has tceyed weghty Endorsements than any ether
Cough medicine before the public comprising the names
Of Physicians and Clergyman atcsung its superiority
or the cure OF tonsumpuon in ali is various SD Is,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
r g f E r e N G Els.

. : = =
Ihos Tiffany, Esq, Be nington, Vt.
n. Horatio Ballard, Secretary State OF New York
VIM. Grips, Pres Standar Insurance Co., New York
A. H. Ballord Yyslanu, Michigan.
j. l.. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
K. II Huntington Adams, lrf Co., New Yors.
J. Reed, Utica, New York.
Hen. Henry j. Raym3 d, New York Times.
C. w. Wheel r, st. AL u.s. Vt.
D. Ward, Lancaster, Grant Co, Wisconsin.
*jy7wfly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

TO EDITOR CINCINNATI MEDICAL JOURNAL i
send you a statement yOunE ma IN tins place VINO
had the Scrofu that the doc tors gave him up and
considered his case ncurablstred all remedies he could
hear Of His mother came into my store aLd wanted to
know If had anything that would cure him | recon-
mended ScovLLs BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP she took one
bottle aud since that has got two more The first bottle
rot him on feet and the second enabled him TO wax
the third She get this morning.
He was the worst !ivi human being you ever saw lie
would Tighten the lrmest minded man. He was paltr
than any corpse ever tawhe had sores on him larger
than my fst in ferent pla es. Tee above is true
statement .
was actually the worst ook ne living being ever saw
man cou hardly lock at him without shedding tears
Yours w. II, PRATT, Druggist,
ewWashington, Crawford 3nty, Ohio Jan "a 1860.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
MONTPELIER MAILS.

SOUTHERN MAIL closes at 7.45 A. N. Arrives at 800
p. NJ.
WESTERN NAIL closes at 345 P. ". Arrives at9.l5
A. NJ.
New York and Boston NIGHT MAIL closes at 800 T, NJ
Arrives at3A. M
BARTON MAIL arrives Mopdays, Wadn,s days and
Fridays at6ooPA Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at 9 80 A NJ.
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worcs ster u Elmors, arrives
same days as Barton at 400 P. II FyI@-ts same
Barton.
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at 30 : L. ..Ps'ts
every day on the arrival Of the Southern mr0.
The ST. JoHNSBURY MAIL, via Oanyiiie and C.bot
arrives daily at 90 A. NJ Departs every day at $50
P.
OFFICE HOURS 100 A. NJ. toS OIL M SUNDAYS
70 90 NJ, to l.COP.M. J. G. FRENCH, +. N.
~ 1t must be remembe red II Post Office me is some
ton minutes faster than the time indicated the face Of
our village clock.
, 1863-11-13


te ee,son ra;I - e,gher e at Havana on account o.
~ 9sne4's VI o4oshaae funneFs'
-batnmore ie fo1 to ovsraowing. Reuts
sca1ce. ' 1'eA' 0uo o1apaFe'17s1ngls
r. ew.
-aae 115 5fanee o. maes Is thinking Of visit
~ Ianaaa ag.!n: 70 lnangurate the Pa1lia.
stscsa.s. - ~ eI Nv
...,., ne eeeseLar5 n OF war VIII recommend an
1volt1nn Wor o, 80 yeas TO the salaries Of the
"al department. caelhe' -..
the present yssr gives the number Of students M
As follows: Seniors, 4s; juniors, a sopho-
mores, 40; freshmen, 81; medical department,
wi eglen'1nc' ~: lotal, so3.-;.' '.''
"a 9eF paper viii make It's appearance in
Lonlsg1l1e on ne Ut Of January. Il is to be
capita! q not less than S90, GOO. and not more
than Sl5oUO-S1o.o .ooo Of which were sub
ecrtbed on the first day after the books we're
, 1863-11-13
-tor-h TIE 4rntt,.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 BeuntT
aud Premium. -.
ali other. Recruits, S302 Bounty
:: aud Premium.

=
AZ sb'<-e -eaAsd usn. .atevrc14 $: J rs. Il x,xaks
E:ttd I'D hsv4e@eff f2T not kas ts4a nina maasR
wso sHAl t.s.:ist f,r Kr.t9na,u Il He netI. v51
bsds@e5 vE1ERA,T VOLUNT35k8, sad = x7a5
Nni be 6u,ted - receiv8 ol1 u Ia A4TxacK
Al bonaty %1n prsEtuE OF $1a
~ an eshc: Kc1H:.a tor OLD Eat!:ne1tz. ro< ye:a-
Jay. ooS o. tht pr r. at, A1cd SD bounty -
p1tntum OF SS1. *Al b. p1d.
yect zecT1tt WI b ela red 70 kXl+ECt THR R&3k
AaET rb:eh b prefers 70 jota. aAd vii ba Het
adIs TITO the RaaEeat OF his enote:
Az ho sth Il toto AaJ ot ho gA1eat RM10dnaE
hef e6ets d ~ fha 4o7unnsn. can h4vo IA petI4.
REo 81 calling At TIC HeadQr2-t,xz Of:
,,t CiIS ,H WILLIAM Fl yAEcs. Frer@s. Aa-,nu 1t taa
CA-t. AHDS 8 COlsN. rro. oat Il aY,Aa. n tAa INF
DtAt;h$ !, It AKYH00 - fS ~3s
O1os IUHN Y. henTi.I Prayaxt bx.ss II ~ t.e
S3gs JAaEs a nM!IS2;ua s=o,os: xs1sa4 u ~
e Si2s Pro 'oat es,asa OF e&
c.pt Ag2: EnksaMoA1a Provost A.s%aa. ot III
Eapt- Y, sIThIaIs Fruvos. 1Azsss: Of .aana uss
nS;t :sAaG KEYs T,ares: sza:taai q tAs ~
ID, sfss Se1 !, Tss1hsK1 AFso'o 4.s,a es ~
rs, aef H;.ts,l+ TtHl!Ax !; xxX SToss AazsAs1~ TX
u Csss aoS!IInEs & Kxxa PEovo.s x.,.A., .,u-
.:.Gs: oE0RaE 9Hs5Tr. .rzcvoss Haz.aas u ~
TT D.1.sstt. 1t ALIt,N: o'd -,
Ce7t, Ii aAQ n. FHILPA, P1qyox4 AAxsaA d.
sht-:s:h In .Ef:. a. EAIKc,
, 1863-11-13

%AAN
Some scyen: years ago Captain James B,
Eads pufchased Of Vim. RenAhaH, IT,. a lot
at second and Green etreets, with the under.
1tanttDg that debt Of s4hack faxes'' dne on
the property would be pRid by ReushaW.
Having ior tour years waited to have the nav.
ment made, Captain Eads In self defense naid
he city's c1atm-some s., ,O00.aua sued Rem
shaw for the amount. Bet neen s.. 600 and
5000 Of tsxes on the lot remained due to
The State and county.
Nr. Renshaw returned latelY tom BaltI.
more, aud Captain Eads called upon him Nth
the view OF edscting G compromise. Az =
reason for resisting the suit, he protes sted
sgninst the clty's charge OF twenty per cent.
aud said he had heped to haye It reduced sjx
Ter cent. before payment. Capt. Eads then
proposed to lose the difference Of s. 600, If
Re5shaN would agree to at once ply thes State
Last Motday, CAPTAIN E. received Rem
sAaH's Eote declining to accede to the propp-
ttslon. Not lorg afterHard the two met at
Murdock IL DfXon'e auction store, on Main
street Captain Eads denounced Renshar as
"a contemptib1e swIndler and puppY,'' and
told him thAt If he ever dared to open bis
lips TO him dis-etpectfauy, or wink at him
difrespecunllJ, he {Eads) would cut his fRen-
thAe's) ears of A friend interposed to pre-
vent the imminent collision, but RenshaN
gave the Lie to Eads and struck him In tha
face. Eads then drew his knife and pushed
for Rens har, who Nas retiring, and succeed
cd only Ia wounding him twice-aot danger
outly-in the back. j
Renthaw Was conducted in q carrisxe to his
loom at tie Llndell, where his cuts we're
Creased by surgeon.
, 1863-11-13
A NcW Material In Warfare.

Chloride Of nitrogen will, It is said, s,,n
be utilized as an implement Of war. lis em,
Moyment would seem likely to put IN end to
~ War. Nr. I.ham Bagge, an Englith chem.
tst, In announcing his discovery, proposes to
carry up his composition in balloons. aud
crop II from the air In the midst of arn1fes
ano forfresece. "Tho very meation Of t1,js
compound" he goes on to say, ':as proposed
clement IN Iaodcrn warfare, mar poE,ibiv
provoke Emile among chemists vho Snow
that the mort accomplished Of their nunhsr
wona scarcely dare to experiment with Il IN
quantities larger thin gra!n OF mustard Sc ID ;.
aId even then, c21E at q respectful distance
md under guard at the moment Of It's deto.
EATON. AID yet, not one Of thoas chsmtsts
will be bold enough to deny that .ith two,
or three chemically clean esrboys Of this ter:
,ible compound present III city or fortress.
hoTever strong, ths slightest cuttings Of
plospcTus or single drop Of e1,ye oil aom.
Ing IN contact NTH It, would Ia one instant
decide tho fate: Of the place aud its inh1hi-
tbnts." Mr.: Bsggs than proceeds to affirm
that he has discovered 4 method Of oYeycom.
ing the contingent difficulties, aud that he Is
able TO manufacture tafSdeadiy material With
perfect safety. and in any required quantity,
ard that It can safely be conveyed to tta des.
tlaicn.-6snnsary Of Medical 8tieree,
, 1863-11-13
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
Il TRANhPtRTATlON. .

ror. osz q n p,rsr Ss{as., x
SEsS fESfqs ~ III vso?ss E esseis;d + 1 tA.
:2 & e ss 4Sas: during
Rsy SS Fot' .ss
an,E tss .bege e e e: bank tas r.
8 sa:i n s. g
+ nj m Ssa 81 5s &
: aslas7s II = = - ~ ses9s a1 IL
IN Ses e . Il ke@ ,s' "a L @ ssa
~ Fl - o. e,'ss.1ssa sst' u % s!.ss ssses
sa.ts Z ia.itedc 70 '0 aex, Hs:sn q d. Ss'o'sae'
;s;s safs ss ! 81 ss,e
RSa1s,o: ito nils1 4 saia6 iy I'D sta.1oI. .;l6
i$ ss'!ss E & s, e 81 "a IL
ID uaasa g e aq;n !, oss
ef;aS a s 81 f5,s RS & ssS
"a = Z - q asesads i@ 3ss. 4s;s ;teas
30 Il S % ss
Eon,fs T.. ram s1ns to November. lnsluat7a ct Id
81 = e transported e.eh ysa. Mi not a.
GS1 ~ osg05es poasaa o. s9utx No J. 9oaooe
pe.ta.ssn cfe. eos: hssd bEe.d plas iamber a1inss
- 5esd u i tse a M x ten tao1ssss
e sss =
r. IT, = II s 1s
~ fooa n 10 ssfS ;S !I y q By I'D
o. EssPs sHesat " et Doaas reqn,ea WIN os ne.,
"a l9u&e no Q0
So.
, 1863-11-13
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR OATS

PROPOSALS FOR OATS !.
= of'tGE Ha. Ass1sIass G. QuAs-444x1s!Ex.( =
sE.tKn hi ). S1vs seesse ( ri s 5 3es
VaM l. ~ Ffldsy. &c avtmbst 18th 1ses, for
100000 Bushels Of Oats.
TO 30 delivered In st. Lou'a, Ao 1t :ha v.s'oa6
ese1nnuas LAnutr g. Eai.cad Depots and Gover9-
msns moseecuss, INTO OF otd-.Jsss II ha saeo ot Is ~
1sEytil.s to ccm1: eacs Fosembe. 18th,
The oAs1 Enus1 be- nIsE nusll , IN ksoe WIN narad
s;s,9 ~ = Eoa1:s = tse bo.aef salscs to ,asptcuos
Nies Of b tecsivf or ets n.n - 900 ba,hsx
Cssa dtP.stg nut b. Es4!e vta each pm ooaai 4
:, be f::fA Cd to the Gavsr1nont Ii ca.e th9 nsTt
cbtcls viii mt os 7eceiysd IS dsooaIts
e s. g
1a H. ecna 'asa d9s t1s :atai tsal.9sas
viii BE- Rhhhed from his' daliye1ies
blddsrs NUT g1ve sasl&&ActlrJ evidaEcs Of their
bspssts ust ee IL .ocsrss. pacsss 81, aad fauyes
Kidcers rus 30 sres ent " a. sse 81 Il ars opezoi
TIE Hzat ID EsstFyea t2 f:|sct @ any o: all bid
s.alea Proposal, VIII b 1ece,,cd. ss .ars asa-
noasa.Ior
100000 Bushels OF Oats,
Io ne dsItIse 1t c.iso. unt.s Ut the sassof - w
pa i7esit 70 eummenee November 10th,
da viii not I'd ior - shaa 10 GO np,ae,a
chah depostta Kr.t be ,n7da Etth ea.a prop1ssi Il
hustea to Be cre!rtd 70 ns Go7e;nae IN cas- 10
p1asy fssL to oona Il ne contract Il Varded sim
for oass Il Gafo. IlfaoIs ALA oaoo1toa 1so'oss8
Mta tse:e e1esp,iaa, the .aue conditions spplyto
as esSRafss g. e 'a0*' e r q put
aa1u p>5' It CAPT &A-Q.N-
, 1863-11-13
Progress OF the New United Statee
49, Telegraph Line.

IT9U11 tuV lU1tQU UEGel NOV. IL :.
The work Of distributing the poles for this
is prcgret siDg rapidly, the party engaged
having reached Mishawaka, 1adian.. The
Inc will consist cf Two wires, extending asonr
she most important wagon road from New
York city to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the
Western terminus. The principal Western
efices will be at Buffalo, Toledo sud G CoIcago.
The company intend locating offices on1y 9:
the larger towns and$cities. The line Will be
IN connection withths Independent Telegraph
Company's line from Boston to WASHINGTON.
and il Is intended to hare 1t in operation. the
eltire length, ia about three uo1tha.
, 1863-11-13

BHooKLfv. II. r. my I'd, 1861.
Aes&8. HosrK1TKR sNrTH,
9xSULxK5 FL bavt used your Bttte13 during tba
week.. md feel It due to Jou and to tte public
70 express my hearty ap oval Of their eject upon ma
1neyer wrote puf tor any one, aud abhor every
thing that favers Of quactery. But your Bitts ara
ept1elJ removed RON the leyel Of theMe1e KosrKux
cf the day. being patent alike to an and exactly vts
they profess to be. They are aos adYe1u.od to cure
everything. but they are recommended to asS.t naturs
IN the alienation AID ultimate healing Of many Of tne
Eost common tnaruites Of the body. and this tasy
~m accomplish. 1had peen n1neu for two month.
a. l. usual With re during the ssri7g. was bnuous
and suffering rom irdsekton aa 9epee.l disease Of
the mucous membrane. and though compelled to kso.
It work, ID the discharge otny professional dat:e,
vtry weak. Qf yellow complexion, no appetite. and
much Ct tho tine eonhred to my ted Whea hsd
been taking your H!te1s1 week y vgor returned the
sal1ow complexion WAS all gone relished my food
AID now enjoy the duties Of tho mental application
which 50 recently wee - very trkzoEe aud bu.dan.
ZONE to ne. When used your Filters 1rLr charee
every day. These a=e TAcTs. Al infezances uusr h.
nade By each individual for himself
Yours. respectfully. W.BLEE
Pastor al Grsaae aTeane Presbyterian chu.ca.
, 1863-11-13
&f1,Isut.

a{s 4 new thing, and tha result OF
Hesrs of study: tts conbtnAuoa h
ION &CKA7H q PxlNuIF1Hs. and
!underro circumstances Or change
fos te-pe11tn1n. VII It becoEla
EofrHpt Or emit Any oHEHw
hyuHIl
, 1863-11-13

fou ~ 1xA.1 1aInoae4 - FaltY EIuend "a
- =, pig .r4a. E2u! syoE.3He1aa atd klotio9
tn.y ~ e yoas GERRY I@Rss5ta9aala laasse 81
bsesA.s % Il ead5 u GO mad. Ho otsaE 8ats III q
EIost 5sso;d: Ihs ssns loI = steneE 80 sta<Ke
atalvrzt eous Of tho Rspnbt,c. tew Nows aoEo an6
1isE oo dies T1a saas naar. Your county, exRaa
the batr1e ecsf.ad heroes. Who, On shuads& Kssio@
nad have Ada TIC na1Ls ct InroiSAa tnztof ID
I'm III nce:asy worthy h2ike x EEeutnao fc1
se9i gsat .ssinven at Nd hs1 e. II Icu: aoun0
geo s1An! 2 hu sdreds tad shox4eats. end aaasf b
ee1. seton to u dust fnrsvet So. uyt29 q ay*nE
sssE 'hi3 EomDoL ToAsth A"d tho Raruh;.o ctAna vs
a1d 311r EiEe5 zad memories bo lnruoTttl
JANE1 OAKE
Lie1t Colonel kth q. & Cavs3ry
oet5 o.o931 H. A. Pro. N&t. Gen III,
, 1863-11-13

-.----ItsA- - O%A"VA-ou7 c+VEs 3-@@:4tQ
The other day, e,ya the Wh.aliag 7Fa.}
L. this city from Nav York, and put 10 1t
one Of our hotels. While aaunteriag ar5uud
the city yesterday afternoon. he deopped Into
barber shop and threw himself into an easy
chair. He had 4 flne, black, bushy head Of
hntr, Of which he was not q little proud, and
.opgs Of the barber Hfs half had not been
cut for 6eyerl weeks, and after being shaved
he desired the barber to trim his flo ring
locks little. The barber clipped OH the
ends OF the hair, and asked JenkIns it that
was sufficient. "No." he replied; II want
il trimmed little shorter; cft away, and /
rIaen from his bed at an early hour, aud after
having rambled most Of the morning, he be-.
gan to feel a little dtowsy. This fatiiax raa
augmented By the soothing sensations Of the
tonto1tal process, aud while the barber quiet
y pursued hts arocation, jenkins as quietly
fell asleep. The barber went entirely over
hts head, cutting off couple Of inches Of
1air with every clip Of the scissors. he then
rested for moment, expecting his customer
would tell him that it was sufficient:
but the unconscious Jcnkins uttcsed uos
WoIo, and The barber thinking he had not
cut the hair close enough, went over the hesd
again. Again did he wait for an answer, lit-
tie thinking that his patron was .asleep, Re,
membcfiDg that jenkins had told hin It cut
away and he would tell him when to STOP"
the innocent barber went over the head
third time, cutting the hair nearly as close ~
be had Ehayed It With razor. Having fn-
1shed, he again waited orders from bis casto-
meT, but he uttered not word. The barber
was surprised, and that surprise was increas-
ed by sound which sounded very IKE
snore coming from the nasal organ Of his un-
contcious victim. The poor barber San the
b. mistake. he struck Jenkins on the Side Of
the head rith his scissors, and axoka him.
He started t. his feet, looked In the glass, and
to his utter Horror saw that he was unli, to
appear In public aithout 4 wig He swore
hke the soldiers In Flanders. but It was of no
avail, the deed mas dons. As he put on lis
hat, which dropped loosely over his eyes,sone
merciless Esg recommended the use of sand
paper to his cIansum.
, 1863-11-13
VANCERS AND CONsUMP-

" Tl0E CAN BE CURED.-D: c, Id Wooshuu.
fte EreH rasgo Of Chronic Disofses hAs sviyt3
1n Chicago. and tnets the Mosr ca1<ln. 1tctdf And
coaaptc:zd e. eaie dseises Il 5hsis q 3et oes;tEae
Galcef. Eaniuu,ps1on aud Chron,c Disease Doctor4.
AsGe4ue1ket =! The Hor:o 20 produces remedies equN
70 t In tne cure Of cs1cer tunor1 1ArAJ1.t
nf ne threat and 1urgv. eye ana ear. nts &c. Dr.,
woodruff tno OILY Uaa now 1lstt s Shkt has Killed
thirty alx hcuts v1thout tnssEuuents pAa.. or tue
!oes9i : drop of blood Wesk ADd psra:yxed Parsons
afd mado 70 walk In three days On se IS East Wash
inkto1 street LolS ISt7..Eb
, 1863-11-13
mattbea.
WA T:C & S.

.salqlt es e fsesf pss ia the aF' an
E. :ss ss1s:ss:, ss~ ss '''F oa
.ad Sae I n9s. q
;s,S;s: ;sa45.; 4Sx sG5 tsS'osS 7. IL. a:fosa
t,.a n, "a .stea1y T.seo
IT sE E5e1s q, sefq5.ey TT; ~ t'nekespsza
Very pretty sDd dmabis watches tor the srny.n
n. 4. Army d fsyJ Journal. tGoyerument orSEa)
;one ct tie oldek and noct reM.bla house, IN bud.
ness."-{Louibvilie tky3 Journal. July 81.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS
TIE P1R1xo11os OF ARu6A11zx!
BEING Hunting, or Open Face. or Iady't OF
Gentleman's Watch combined, with Pa
tent self-Wiuding Improvement.
,sa p:1s r. Msx n =, ~: &
n1an ns' rfa ms - T.;z1E nost1sy oi Eica tss aUn
!. ..:ed d. H.cio 14x os .s ~ s Ia /. Haa:.-S
tnd 1len ttce Na:oa oonb!htd: nae Of Tic lresi
I'd .sa e: sSa
:nesse i ~ x.siH : :: @ anecsea ~. g q.
& e tss ssas e as Ssss
MovemeEt ard Is n rsnted ~ sccn -ste i nep,pce'a
1e,s es, q
oss p.r e ~ S e eeats e. E. e; %
SILVER WATCHES.
First-Class HUNTING Timepieces,
FOE ACCURACY or xpvzxEsr BzAurx or nArxn1A1
AID. Arovx ALL, G41Ar6z,s IL fR1oz. zuLsE
WATCHES KCsE xnsCRf
UNIVERSAL APPROPRIATION.
AZ tmston 90 fAaldess thst It hA,d:y be detected
BY the mcst enced judges Th4 being Of
, 1863-11-13

ElvT DEPARTMENT, BuH1Au o. TAxps AND potss
December Syta, 49,. !
MesaSs. Hos1HFrKa eXrrH, P1ttsbury, Pn.
GxKTLKxxy- four years tnca nv attention
va called to yonr Celebrsted Stomach Mte.s. being
At tAe time perfect martyr to DGspepsa, IN all OF tta
terrific forms indeed had no; Known for sx yeazsaa
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced tha usa of
Jour Btte-s. taking tte according to you. direction.
except that the desa WAS reduced o7ehaf aad fou.d
myself much. vKnT hCcH benefited by the trst bettIo
second relieved ne entirely but have ever since
ssksn cose In the rozriag. imned1ste1y on rtstnv
aiding Il to act a. Tonic and Appetizer OF tho no-
AoRkEABIx cuAxAcTzx. These Ia + peculiarly In tna
asct Of your Bistcss on ne which It may be ven
satc: from aay Gauss shall be suffering 10 accate,y
With the Headache. dcec OF your Bf.te1s 1x1,.yxs
re Ii nTHTUF MINUTES. 1nconctua.oa, ,Isay, With m
sincerity ard truth. would not be returned to tho
state ef health tn which your Btters feund us. md
from which they taye uSQuHs71osAB1T kz11xvxn
ras. FOE AL rnz AoaEx II THE WORLD.
an. with great respect, youz ob't servf.
JOHN ". BROSAUGH. Chief Clerk
, 1863-11-13

Nxw CoNyAEKsux3T CAxr1
N-a- AbeIsnd1fA. vs.. May 2nh. lss3.
A.c,6.s, HosrE111R d aHrrH.
DxAr s1Ra:-W1n you do mo the favor to forward
py express ono hafdozen Hoststess Stomach Bt.:ess
With b,l 70. which u Eent you reoei2t fsa1o
u An unable to procure your medicine hese; aud II
had quantity It could ba sold readily. a. lsls known
to be re beat preparation II for dzssses ha7ne
L e.r os1sa vita diseased etomaeh. Thave used aud
sord hundreds Ut preparations hut your Blte.s ara
supe1o. to snytoiuz Of the Kind xm eoCnizant with
rnkeed no soldier should ba without it, shoad he be
ever 50 robuzt end heal.hy for tt Is not only Rxs
TorATryA hut Preventive tot almost III dlscases q
soccr sah1sct to. Ihave bean AFFLICTED With Chronic
I1dl:e4to1. and Eo medicine nAs 111oRDxp M ru1
s111ET 1ouEz mas: hnd 1trnst you wil1ose no u:na
IL sending taa Etts4rs o1dered
Yonrs. vezJ respectfully,
sAAu9I ByEE3. Hosptta stuvs.d
, 1863-11-13

.Total-... $40 600
It is to be expected that the jewelry and
most Of the dresses Wiu OF course be good
for any other minot occaaion; bat thls ball,
which caused most Of the original outlay, Il
tans to the Ruteianh-the unatinted hosoi-
tality Of New York to q friendly Eoreiga
nnvcr.
, 1863-11-13


The following Is copy Of another letter
from tbs jefferson Davis correspondence,
written By Senator Butler Of South Carolina:
[Conddenti2l.1
STEuR1AyDs,
NEAR EDGzyIB1D, June 16, iS5f.
Mr. LEAR COLONEL: "Thc locker on can sorns.
times see more than the gsmester" Euch beinr
your situation at this time In Yeferenca IL n17
afaiEs in South CAROLINA, hope Iaoy appsaj to
5on Tor counsel and suggestions. Our peonie are
Sc1y much in cnnest but there Is fear Of d.ytsion
anu intestine contest An issue has been made
before the people, making It imperative on onr
convention to put Sonth Carolina on the ttial Of
separate fecesefon- How will such a moye affsct
the party Of true men in your Ststet Viii it heln
you or WILL 1t impair the strength interfere Eitn
;he onward movements Of the states rights parties
IN other States: believe this State could be in
duced to make any eae.i1ce for the cotamoa cause
OF thoee who contend that the general government
is contedErAcy aud not q consolidated govern
nent- II 1t is OF the Latter character, then the
Southern States ARG doomed to degraded subo-dI-
nation. TheJ can hold their rights By no other
tenure than euferaEce Shuuli South CarolIna
move alone, without tie ASSURANCE nom her neieh-
bort Of coopsratlon, she will, I fear, make vain
eacrtfce.
Giye me your opinion conadeutially as to the
coulte she should pnfsue, 70 far as 1t may affect
the interest Of other Southern States.
Do write freely.
Believe me. yours with the highest respect, =.
Colonel Jefferson DaYie, Mississippi. {
Psi vtote to you at jackson, Surprising TINT
letter will reach you from that place is from anY
otber.
, 1863-11-13
B)UESi PILES!

DHESl PILES!
i, DE-. WITFIELD'8
VEG GETA-H BILE PILLS.
49, Esrssnled certa,a cure for FlsTULA, BAIEp
DR HLKhD1EG PILLS.
We would canton al who sre victims to th.s dis
t1sssink compA-t 70 avetd he Ehe Of external App1
&Maon1 = they rasult Only In RratsnS tho tlsaaae
D.. W1TFtELDE remedy removes the cause q tho
tasea*d. e16 Affects kEmaxent cu.a
fHl9 l6 N0SQuA 4 MEDICINE.
Ihesa Pills hAve bea. t-ist for the 1A1t seven Yea.s
A1Sia no 1estance barn they failed 70 cu1e
etaen q C6oA pc box. Sent By mail TO ANY 8ddfesa
i. YOUNG, Bole proprietor,
&N Broadway, N, r.
FARO, IL. e1 -''h' III AAAs - y s;etQ ~ -"