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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
For Rent.

THE Fine Store Room, No. 81 East State Street
l. lately occupied by O. A. Wagner.
Inquire at Wagner's Dining HALL feb2l-dlw
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CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE
r N W a II T ID.

Published for the BEsKFlr and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Spermatorrhaa, Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, etc.. supplying at the same time The
Means or Seif.Cure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and injury
through medical humbug and quackery.
By inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author. .af'l
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
BEDFORD, KNas Co., MY,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
Wanted,

THE People 10 visit wagner's New Dining Hall.
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Don't Want

DEoPLE to take away my Oyster Shells on Oak street.
L @. A. WAGNER.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27
U. y. senator from New
Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 26.-Willam Wright,
Democrat, Of Essex, was this day elected U S
Senator for ak years from the 4lh Of March.
The peace resolutions passed the Senate to-
day by vote of IL 10 8, and were made the
special order for March 10Th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-27

Hati ItOad Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure OF trains at Oolum
bus On and after February 10, 1863 trains will run az
foliowH ~
LITTLE MIAMI A o0tUhHUs d XRNn IL, r.,
Leave. Arrive
Cincinnati Accommodation. $50 A. NJ. o:25 P. III.
Cincinnati Express 1850. 1850 P. NJ. 100 P. M.
Mail and Accommodation. 800 p. M, I2IOA, M.
Night Express, via Dayton, E20A. NJ 1896 A, M.
JHo. ". DoHKRTT, Agent
COLUMBUS a CLEVELAND q.
Night Express. s..."..u,. 400 A. NJ. I23OAM
New York hxpresssm,.. l:l5P.M I:UOP M
JAhn PATrERsoH, Agent
CENTRAL ONO Il. r.
No. Expren. ........ 400 A, M. 1880 A. M.
NO. Express ''....,.". lis P. M. IO5 P, M.
W. J, FELL, Agent.
PIrTsBUReu, oOLuHBus CINCINNATI R.R. :.
M Mnali Traln .,-''"'''.'',.. 400 A. M. los P. NJ
s1preco Train'''...,.,.-,,, lisp. M. 1850 A. M.
Jos. ROBINSON, Agent,
uoLuMBUs x INDnNoPoLIs, r. II,
(ooLUMBUS PIoUA & INDIANA r. RI
no Express -t,t..,s,,,,, TAO A. M, HAS A.! M,
No'E 'i"ft''',t. 300 p, M, 500 P. M.
q. A, Hill, Agent.
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Wanted,
A sMALL House, with from ave 70 nix rooms.
"A Inquire at Wsgner'a Dining hall
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-01
MARINE NEWS.


E,ics sunAo'.,4 -x.eaRic.r o-uw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-01

CLEARED.
eTKANsHIrS PrinUe'on, Washireor, CAD
valadei, BA'tmofs FRANK, PNilsgtlrLs
SHIPS z W sts',on, London: Z Gab,in. Gen %
BAKkS-Lucy Rims, Bss..lcs Venus Clrs-os:
Morning Star. Santiago. TrsnGt, Nss orlsAns. John
Armsrong boston.
BRIGS--J Congdon, Lssusyrs, Hop, 81 Vincent
sCHooNERS-wm Cousins 81 Johns z; Fell,,
1rurilio Dundee, Porto Csl~llG; II Hickman. Chm
Horss. iisIsndr,s: s.liy levitt, Ws.sins.on; <
Townsend, Fortress Monroe: j Y barkAov, oo = Ar
sularius Baltimore, Norman, DO. Glars M.rnch,
philadelphia Bay sist. letoo, Quail do, Saxon. do.
torinus y, Ply mouth; rhos Vaughan, New Haven
ARRIVED
sryANsAIrs Martha S'evsn. Bsltirnore. vui-
car fhiltdclphis Fam. Cad. slsdrr. baltimore:
usrr,y, Prosidtncr; quincy, Mes orleans: Mary
Ir.ndy, quebec lpul.ians. BRITISH Livertool.
Herior, Quebec, vie Ri ton, Americs, Hilton Head.
Fanny EoyAl,SC,
SHIPS -Csrioes. italian MsfsInors., clyde. car.
Emerald returned ~ distress: Panama, Hong Kong
B<EkS- Sea Rrid,, Addbon; ocesu., BordesuI
AID. Mo Jsntuo tapui' iisnilton, fBrl hAlAs.
william Van Nrme Cppe N,yti; piidc ~ the
sea, i'u'leT, New Oh an; h,i, siaDler, Dsliimor,
briggs Eesi Ices, st John, n ~ Csthslins, Can ~
Gold hsnt = ot Yarmouth, ,om D,mat.a; A.rea
iei, 81 Johns, l., kruDc h, Of N4i.I, fn ia. u oil
Amale, Rotterdam; C'sfsA Bahia.
SCHOONERS- Sultan, Jrcnel II : Partr de
Reck,aud Union, Msclii.; u II Hsldwin ~ k!,nd
Auiauds Mach az; Mir, Koeklsndi Jos VII Y lam
Calais. May L ngi on, kytklaad. Ju,'A A VII,
. more. G,o setoso. T. q; Julia h. Pat, Ne. Haven
''meo, koudout Tor For smcu b john IsAy, MA,h
b iH.tou, II 4; NfAnaysias, Norwich
| "tLuw ore barb and . bIs'. wiad y ,la,ot
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isw the Thrce Hssdv-J-Psandcv rarrsus
are Worked

correspondent on Morris Island -ries ;--"As
ihcve 10 M manual laid down for ,hs three hundroi-
FOUNDER rsrroit ! sui join that 10 use Tbs pisrs
" On lie carnage snd from battery Implements
no two TO be ia tie came plAcf sni 10 Que In ~
proper place. The instructor gives the cofnmsnd,
'osd h'r mp At ths command ~ Z nnsr say,
soms Of you fsN'rs brig sbcil' aud 'Joha br y,
. CO iidse Some VI the klsrs ts.s . smsil
handbAIruv and bring . smell. Gunner s.ya 'Sti, Z
In that pow der 'S,~, lys, bold on Nll get on,
siG~' STICK 10 IN A.. add, ~ hsri hsAyins,
g-i ne shell & tie rnbsAsIFs Gunner ,,ya
SYST her out' Enc /. swstb.d out Now, beA,s
sni haul, snd IN & goes' Il spss 10 sccoruin lis.
Now, ram IL down. II Il rsnnsd down. 'Sow,
rul Der iu.' She is ran ~ screw Gown the re-
col bends. lacy are 'cre~ei down. Gunner
sius. Slew her round htle' AN right
where's inst priDSr Now. q, OUT ~ she way
everybody Al gut v'udvstd, aud No. steps
round corner, o. 81 no. 10 bh nit Il the qua bursts
Gunns!bya 'B.1~ away HI. IA % away. Il.
n.'ts oftho gunner on returning - tAo qua, How
are Jou Sumter e Repeat"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-01

wm. A. Coleman yeupS n On Of hishly r.sTcs
tls eonns xious, VA arr, stsd. ensred shu .ts,,ps
rod satcl snd chain, valued 81 s.Vc, hou fhi'iP
Carer. Of No. lf Dfe~pvioh sTeet. ,,,, ,,,h,
..Wm. Ea-tnan, james h,ron, john WI ~" ~ J
Norton, alleged river pirs'es, zee rrrstn' III
snh stealing . boat ror 80, and So ~ .
tsu0, from . vsss-l i,s at JsfnS rip ep"p"
" vAs recovered 10 . INITIATED ioobdltiVn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-01

pROIECTIVR WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
\ IiON-The obeeu Of The Association are 70 seeurs
20 .oa.en and ,ai orr and their families any elsin.
information 70 them .r.no.a aost, end 70 prevent
nsaas axains hem and ~ GoZ.rnment ageins
GkLRNfIElp, Sec, IS Chspob ~ n, Ssv Yeis-
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COAL.

GOAL e. 80 PR TON-flRST QUALITY
y ed AND white ash Goals, screened AMI delivered
AZ th following pices, Tor ten days only Stove coal
49, esl c,a s9Z5; furnace coal a.. 20 laysa nut
IS. A THEADWkLL- Agent, l+o WGvtIley r ace,
n "a % Az aaH Boa cor ID o.. 20.
CANALL {. Al. NOW LANDING INCE
~ MI me. coal ct amily use. W. L. NOa.
l M ! f,arl =. ~
GUhE, LOkE.-1HE NEW YORK GAS
~ l. eh. Company are .s.iu rec ving order {
Coke. Ufaers II be MI d in turn the nr,t v hin
~ dsy'. Apply iaI 100 Hester st or $40 Ave, A,
cor 2l.t ret. "A
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DENTIST asN.
A GREAT DISCOVERY

"A GkEhl DlS'ONfkl.
n AsAESTBEriC NITROUS OXIDE
Teeth po,iuvsly ertfsetot ~ttcug .Aiu, by ~.
NOl I. isvssrpa AID .os Manufacturer ~ A-.ya
,unr,C NITROUS OiluG lpot L,us hius G,. Juta
rIict aoss,'b.t eastnt, cntit'ly ire. fcu srnIls
sstips effect, Aud o. reet, harmless. esu,utAqhsi
sleep Win pleasant soma ions And gst-ct in.rn'4Di.
a. to paln curns phioh rIlfact tech vi'hoIt the
teeth u every des rptou Inserted i,ri-et ssi.i,c-
ton susr sntssd. Dr. uOfI DcLu.I ~ hiosj-Ay,
psAr fDth 1t. a!o
A MUSl WONDEkfUl liSDDVkRN -.
hu.,ns hsi more tooth extracted without 9 ain,
BY Dr. i JAY viLItrS, 10 trend Il TOO hl0cts
from Proad~Ny, / chr.rtuus ips n the - rrrvn.
incubation toth-s suffering fTom Io"iGsche. KATE
bbNSilA, ~ kins st 80
A SKI OF TEETH ON SlLNrH, g.. ~
"a Gold, slo T. ~; teo' .o., oi teeth n ,ive' ~
cen's on Gold 81 per too d fre:l ezra ted win
nut PAIN, and iileu, cesurd, rteucd, ~ pvoted 10
remit, g. Bo-ery, opposits the old fLesrs b
DIR vlLLERs 81
nR. JOHN HOWE, 4S5 CANAL STREET.
- -, sc.t az tech silver =. = 70 ~, snld
Of SO IN eL seoti nal -tts 81 een,s ser toct; tee
10 ~ rer rooth Teeth eItfIe rd Eitt"'t prlu 40
TYR DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
- set Of teeth m silver A. - 70 ~; On god
hiled with gold hone csrntu Or o'f-I "llng. 20 ere
10 al per tooth. Teeth extracted 'holt pin -
NJ Is. GRIFFIN & BkUS.. - GRAND
Nest, New Yosk and f5J : Ii.ol e. irook.lu. are
ertrsotine teeth pD,i'veIg without "a hy the Use
OF nitrous oxid s4s No .h,rgy ioi eSuAt''ug W N
s-ihcisl tee aeto b, inserted. hey hra also
sorting null ssts OF teetr t. So: plltinh, -
o. YER 40 iuLher, .l0. P4itlsl sets on sod. a..
| siivsr Al. tI'r.e IN, 25een, ~.
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Ton Late for Classification.

\ LIVE EoY WANTED To 60 EkkNkIS.
81 "fuhs, ou5 second u. n,'r .,-n -
hlLhA iui;S, EINlNhERS AND Bi 'lIuS-
81 AoOr. fIs
NANIln--A Girl FROM ~ TO IL Years
w Old 70 & usht homework IN a s.n,ll family;
~" but a ciean, smsrt honest n / Ne d sn,vtI
Apply At III At,tg u, al III bA,en,.n' door. 2l3
Al AN LD--A MAN 10 TAKE CHARGE
W OF eaks and a.. q OF brssd. 20 Madison 81 .lo
SO CENT HAIR DYE BRlFSI'S CEIi.
w b. dnnd 20 t-.r.cwu, II u e. rtaur
nIry OF Re- Han to b ~ ~ l. go u. u, h
CT nul 81, H. Il. = . p1uu I'D /
49,. lave II - It. t,b f.'Ic T. w. IN o
eutec. NJ o.! n1n.I p, -. UI Ie
o. LsG botihr. We hive Lmt. t. pu .iuI N Que
lHTf GEMS fLL BUA,
~hich, in qusr,ny, sac tes tirI u,usy ,old Of 81
Giving toOd an sTItIe ~ eau 10 Manufactured
We ,hsll al,o ooniinLe 20 yut up our
IW ESIf FIVE CEN BONES
- urua, which can be oh .sined VI a.. Ttspeet,
Druggists thIouEhout the country. Al uhoissale OF
H-rnes 4 Co, p01 BIo.dvey; j. c. Hart, 30 Beeimsn
~ wheeler, III Cherry e.. Reed %, 49, Alien,
81 Porsr 4 F.,rehild, as Hudson ~, .nd hi sirth
ave- aso Of Z. n. CBlTrkN1ON, - sir,h ave
k's.'.sia'st ii " Ssata Ssssai ~ Wu4.,m,6uSsk
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OFFICIAL. AND IUl;AI..

CITY OF INV YORh DEPARTMENT
" CIV nance, Comp ier, oFc. nov J., sf3.
nop,-.. To- >trn,ts" II . tnE NV NOKh
COT SIY COT Kr IO' ~ SrOtk.-.,sl p'opo.
"a. vii b. ftCotyei 'hr ecu 3 o. e. One until
sAturo.v, NOVEMBER Is lsrt 4utu o'c,eck p ",
Nhen the sam sill Doe Wl' cN op nd Tor h. mole
OF nuy pi Of the fln o. ihr"r nn'ur'd tHo",And
doll.rs " "The New S-rk 60. 80 Court " use
stock gu h'rir,d ~ Chap i6i ~ f.r Tvs oi = 2,
$40 an u.diuRucs a. n, q A." of supervisor, tp-
proved by TIE MAYOR AI.t. 81, irt-
The said CCk il to- OVID. ~ MI 'o r'"tiuu' Tbs
G. ne Iuctinn q the usp Cnu.t v.'' o. { .~u BE- :
,tre.' will hear interest A. m" ra.r OF u ir' D.
p aunum, pa, abb halt YEAS. uu 90. tI-. lHvs OF
Nav and Nuy or, aud - y nA' 1914 be- itC'etn-
,br IN iucce.,ivr anna 'n, slm,u t' nnr huud al
thuursnd Lar. eacl, routu n,lHs Nl.. the hfs; dsy
Of NuvtnhVr, A. II lN,',
lhr prCp'-ai. vii tfNtC - amount t' -to'E De
.,rd aud the 10 p" uir 'He Do gsr 80 lrp thvs II
and the n"rHnns y ho-" i-t are frr pod, u 20
required depo,t Nif!. thc ,.uuN l.cNIrrs " tL!b
pNe ds al, tr the OF. ne 4 'nr has' tuo ,aiu'
~ ,rd.d TO them rt.pe't Nr,y
On pro- ant0E &C. "a t0rf troi'r tNc yf'e'r'sc be
Couu,, rrcs.urr ~ .f,l 1c0-'.'a t' 30 to- '..i
tr entitled t0 r-reye u'1t.' Tor 900 AmoN. r. ~
e. 90 slle 81 gao '.o"E, g.. - interest tlum i.'
fafh .-ono lio7 -hou'' %, sealed .uj 'n'g-s"t
'lrpp , Il. 'ot S,si . suufs Court Lame -f"'A Oh
.ni ino o'"d ssteond su'eo.e, .d- e'esd g. ne
tomp.rliltG
lie ri.ht,t,strvsd 10 'ct Any OF ~ ~ t0. tn'-,
u con, cred urcc-ssv 10 protect Or Wouo'e III "a
/ Ala NNIhFM r FREEMAN, C1mrtrollcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-27
pratbs.


In Berl March "a, Freddie only Of Frederick I.
Ellis. aged months
In Fsys, March llth. At his residence Elisha Brig
ham aged years and months.
In Berlh March 18th, Mr.. W. Downer.
In Camp douglas. Chicago March 10Th, Of small poI,
sere't u Barnes, Co. II, 9th Vermont Regiment, Of
In Plainf d. March is. Of dpthera, Forrest s. son Of
sylvesterA sybilA Garter, aged 6years months and
s days.
One sv flower has dropped and faded,
One ar spirit now has lied
One de- form the grave has shaded,
Iittl, Forrest now is dead MOTHER.
In Wood ~, March 18th, Afer lingering illness, Of
eonsumptio Rosna, wife Of benjamin Y. Morse, aged
35 years ant months. Papers in Mass aud Ohio please
copy.
Wei Nv that she must die
We gaS | upon her, when death stole
The ghtness from her eye.
We ga upon her, when she drew
Her 1, last mortal breath,
We CAV | upon her when she lay
still cold corpse in death
But the q Joy that still remains,
Wek Nv that Heavens her friend,
And no dies past her troubles here,
70 jO that never end.
Printers copy. =. ~ MORSE
In Berlin arch 18th, Mr.. W. N. Downer.
On the 90 March, Of diptheria, George While, son Of
+. BoswoTth Esq, aged years II love could have
tanned him. lille would not have died, but
I'D, h loves shining mark"
At his resi- nee in Fayston, March llth, Elisha Brig
ham, aged 70 years and months,
la Worce, :, March 22d, at tke residence Of her IA
Their Of cons pton Mrs Barbara Andrews, wife Of the
late George drews Of Calais, aged "a years, months
and 10 days.
In Marshf L. March II, Hannsh p, wife ~ Geo. q.
| Daris. aged
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-27

tg The Rutland Herald contains a state
ment to the effect that Lyman Sibley was re-
elected town clerk of Barre at the recent
March meeting, for the forty-hfth timo-he
having held The Office since 1919, with one
exception. There must be some mistake about
this a. Alvin Carter is the venerable person
age who has creditably held the office Of town
clerk in that town for long series of years
and worn out while in its service. At the
late annual election Of town officers Mr.. Al
bert Johonnot, a very capable young man, was
elected to that office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-27
Wa HINGTON COUNTY COURT,
MARCH TERM. 1862.

HoS. = ABEL PECK Presiding Judge.
Hon. LvIN FULLERTON. 49,. I'd.
Hon. a X. WARREN, '"eN''
Jsrer nh Haley y. John w. Richardson.-
Troyer- entered March term, 1862 Henry
and Du mt for Plaintif-Clough, Wing and
Lund I, Defendant Verdict that Plaintiff
revover '64.74 damages and costs.
Ed,o IA. Wells, apt .. f. NJ. Irish
Trover horse--entered March term, 1862.
--Dura and Dillingham; for Plaintif-Hen-
~ and ddeld for Defendant Verdict for
Defend /.
Proct and Wife .. Fisher.-Last on trial
Nonsuit entered by Plaintiffs by leave OF
Court
Jury SEES finished and jury dismissed.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

MY DIARY NORTH AND SouTH; BY Will
liam Howard Russell. Boston: I. o. II.
p. Burnham.
This work, by the famous " London Times
Correspondent, "-Bul-Run Russoll--is made
up from hasty notes and impressions, and is
written in the usual supercilious style of an
Englishman when treating Of outside barba-
rians. 1t is the utterance, not merely of one
who stands afar off and aloof in spirit. but
who looks down upon the whole Yankee ma
ton from very high aud superior eminence
Of observation, even that occupied by John
ny Bull. Lock Of real scholarship is eyinced
by an occasional pretence Of it in Latin quo
tations, and an abundance of ignorance every
where, Notwithstanding there is some truth,
'hich may be appropriated by those who have
ever addicted themselves to the task ofknow-
" themselves. What is especially remarka-
lie, is the vulgarity and low breeding dis
lsyed in its pages, in frequent illusions to
lose whom he has met in the confidence Of
iyate hospitality and entertainment, the
ossness with which they are dragged forth
I'd exposed to public view, without even eX-
pting women. Although we are aware that
, ~ few Englishmen of the better class, ow-
to their prejudicss, have ever visited these
ores, as they go elsewhere to complete
sir education" or have ever examined the
intry and its institutions, lin their inter-
of shooting hens or hunting budaloes on
prairies,) so as to take leisurely and
losophical view Of them, yet we were hard
y prepared to encounter in black and white,
in print, such snobbish misdemeanors, even
f N one 30 low down in the social English
81 le as the mere correspondent Of a newspa-
p There is, however, an impartiality in
h pages. The so-called chivalry Of the South
" have no occasion to congratulate them
Sc 'es upon any advantage which they will
d We, according to this testimony, from a
c, rast with the mudsills Of the Northern
81 es. For notwithstanding their assump-
tie of belonging to superior race, and
O. wen save the mark y even Of speaking a
du rent language, and their prurient longing
for aristocrstic appendages, he finds little
do South which seems to smack of the gem
uii order Of nobility, or il So does not speak
Of as if he relished it upon his tongue On
the ontrary, he dlates upon the squaor and
WI, ;hedness Of his entertainment in their
cap lis, oftheir tobacco Eliminating governors
and public men. Mrs. Davis, if a sensible
wol n, will scarce be more Aattered by his
not than Mrs. Lincoln. The book is lack
ing the vigor which characterized the Cri-
mes war letters.
Ar Srro MONTHLY: TicknOr & Field,-
X ton.
April number Of this valuable month
ly C, tains as usual, a very interesting Table
Of c ltents among its leading articles is
one titled mo failure for the North, which
sbou be universally read.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES


DIR. CHEES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pulls the
result Of a long and extensive practice. They mil
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregu
arities. Painful MenstruAtions removing all obslruc
TONS whether from cold or Otherwise headache pain in
the side pApitaton Of the heart whites all AZ
fectons Mysteries fatigue. pain in the back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
was the commencement Of new in the treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have consgn
ed SO many TO PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
cline.
are the most efectuAl remedy known for all
plants peculiar Females. To all classes they in
valuable Inducing. 'oith ee,tasiy periodical tegGrss
They are known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods. throughout the country having the
sanction Of the eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each boX-the Frics One Dollar per Box
tanning from SO to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING to the Pro
pnetor. Sold by druggists generally.
RIB. HUrCHlNS. Proprietor,
% Cedar st, New York
Sold BY s. p. Redheld aud h. T. Pierce a Co., Mont
pelier also by J. W. Roby Co., Burlington
MaY27:dVwlY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-03-27
VERMONT ITEMS.


Lieut.. Col. L. l.. Barney, Of the Sixth Yer
mont Regiment, met with serious mlshap at
the National Hotel in Washington, on the
night of the l4th inst. A thief entered his
room, took his pants from under the pillow,
and after abstracting 1926 in money and
watch. replaced them. The Colonel discover
ed his loss at an early hour the next morning,
and though vigilant measures were taken to
detect the thief they have availed nothing as
vet. The roboer managed adroitly, having
administered good dose OF choroiorm pre-
vious to this bleeding of the Colonel's pockets
Col. Barney was on his way back to camp af-
ter brief furlough, and had drawn his mon
ey only the day previous
The friends Of Lieut.. Graham of the 10th
Vermont regiment, who was found dead in
his room at Washington a few days ago,
think he was murdered by mistake for a per-
son who occupied the same room and who
had a considerable sum Of money about him,
the proceeds of sale of horses. 1t is said
that close examination Of the wound by
surgeons showed that it WAS not such an one
as would be inflicted by suicide.
Among a squad of rebel prisoners captured
by our forces in the vicinity of Belle Plain,
Va, was Capt. Robt. n. Allen, OF the Con-
federate cavalry. He was from Texas, was
graduated at the University Of Vermont in
1860, and returned to Dixie about the begin
ming of the war.
Mr.. Eraza Mech OF Shelburne writes a
letter to the editor of the Rutland Herald
denying that be introduced Clark, the West
ern wool and sheep buyer, to gentlemen in the
State. He met him on the cars at Troy, but
after CONVERSATION set him down as an i'm
poster.
The Vergennes Vermonter says that CLARK
did not visit Vergennes, but sent gentleman
whom he had previously engaged at Middle
bury to purchase sheep for him, from that
place, with the draft to be cashed at the Bank
of Vergennes, which this Middlebury agent
endorsed, and which afterwards turned out to
] he forgery.
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By the lac act of Congress the one hundred
dollar United States bounty is only given to
soldiers discharged from the army by reason
of wounds received in battle. The law is
generally misunderstood, 80 that soldiers dis
charged previous to the expiration Of their
term OF enlistment for disability and other
causes. except wounds in battle, suppose
themselves entitled to the bounty, which is
not the case.
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Aegal Aotites.

OUNCE p. NORRIS FATE.
IL The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Bradford,
commissioners receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Eunice
F. Norris late Of Counh in said district, deceased rep
resented nsolyent and the term Of Fix months from the
lth dag Of November 1862 being allowed by said
u the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit ard prove
their respective claims before Give notice, that
will attend the duties Of appointment at the
dwelling house of Alfred Nou,s. in Vershre, in said
district the 4th day Of May next, at o'clock,
in the afternoon, said dAy.
H. HATCH, IL,
ALFRED NORRIS, Com rs
Vershire, Jan. 3. 1858 4547
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DACIFIC GUANO.-AGENCY FOR THE
4 AMMONIATEp PACIFIC GUANo. = We are
will be found Of the cheapest and best Fertilizers in
the market 1t s adapted all Soils and all the various
erops-Gfass, Grain, Corn Potatoes, Root Crops, To.
bacco, &c &c, will be by the numerous letters
aud testimonials received the last Pamphlet,
containing Testimonials &c. will be furnished appl-
cation.
Also continue the Agencies in Fertilizers Seeds, &c
Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime; Fish GuAno; Ground
Bone Bone Meal; Poudfettei PulveriEed Charcoal !;
Grass Seed. &c at the lowest market prices.
GEO. DAVENPORT & CO.,
1857 l45 Mix ST. Boston.
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A GARD TO THE sUFFERING. Tl

A CARD TO THE SUFFERING. The
Rev WILLIAM COSGROVR, while laborng a
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of consumption. when
all other means had failed, by recipe obtained from
learned physician, residing In the great city Of
Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds aud the debility and nervous
depression caused by these disorders
DESTROYS Of benehtng others will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, to all who need
free Of charge
Brooklyn, N. Y. 3293