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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
FROM RUSECRANS.

Aas ..ch ~ been rsetysd by the Govern
uht ,s-d.y, ~hiA lsfs bsecrans as late 4
ID esnins. An hIs sopmunlcstions ar
complies, his forces ID posltiss, raiders dis
psrsed, and the enemy In his front Is inactive
and does not show fight. The troops in good
physical condition and In nn6 spirits.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

LEES POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
. The present demonstration Of the Rsbsl Lee
Is a political movement to aid valiandigham In
Ohio tomorrow. Van. will be outgeueraled 70.
morrow just as Lee was yesterday. -utgsUr sI
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

schosnsy Burnsd and Captain D,owasd.
.Hy. CATasRIHls, @, w., October l0.--The
schooner Orion, loaded with coal oil, was burn.
ed last night on the Welland Canal. The cap
tain was drowned. Navigation temporarily
obstructed. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

CHARLorrs CUsnhAS is at present u Wash,
inston. On Saturday sysping she visitsl osevss
theatre, snd wttnessed pAvENpoaT's " Haalst.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

MAcBHfu.-1hs President will visit Grover's
thsstrs tonight to witness the performance OF
Macbeth.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
Movements Of war Vessels.

BosroN, Oct. l0.-The frigate Sabine arrived
to-day from cruise. The steam sloop Ticon.
ceroga, from the West Indies via Philadelphia,
also arrived. -f..-r...... ....,
The new gpnh0at gsasacuse returned to-day
from highly successful trial trip Of six days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
BY BY TELEGRAPH. PEI. ..
. 1aHlrVE.'7E u ~ .. sob ug1I .Ffr
r o r Z I g N N e w s .
90 fH.'s" fH..-- ...- - . ~ IHaai 1"..I It# #l
Reported Mission of the Rebel
Vice President. a
Ridiculous Runner About California.
'U H.aHst gI. 3. ... ..... s#Ha ..
Hal'gEffuc r:f .H.eT-- = tH|T IFlaB 4rH .f." a.
Maximilian's Acceptance.
Tho Chief Rabbi Of Warsaw
a' ,a sl, 'l 90 Arrested. '1' s5ss. ,,s5a ''t Z
FOR EIG N N Ew s

PHILADnLPHIA, Oct. lO.-T'hs City Of Baltl.
more. from liverpool on the S0lh ultimo, vis
Quesustown on The lst isss., passed Cape Race
yesterdsy morning. - .---,-I, = -,
civ u siS saS. iss ssoa aas
Shannon, and Germanla. .7stun1 ahi g-HI
The London Nssssgivs cursaey n report
that the rebel Vice President Stephens had
sailed for France, fully empowered 10 make
terms With the Emperor Napoleon for the re-
cognition Of the Soathern Confederacy on an
Ths fsmss also Riyes .umor th.t cslifptu,s
b deslrous Of seceding sAd Joining the Mexi-
The MsIicau Crown dsputstiou would BE- re-
ceived BY Maxlmilisn on the Sd October. Y : I.
1t was rumored that England had proposed
that the title Of Russla to Poland sAosld be ig-
the cry cf B.l.lmers report. p...,ss shs
Race. p '' o. ,S,,,2, W
LIynspooI, Oct. i.--Cotton salss for two
days were II, 900 bales. The market Is irmsrj
quotations are unchanged; breadstuffs quiet;
provisions firm. 80 IN 'l'-, ~. ''.7
LONDON, Oct. l.-Consolsg 93i. American
NEW YoRx, Oct. 1l.--The following addi-
t!onel news Is broughs BY the steamer, City Of
senator suuner's i::is a.. speech on foreign II.
fairs, delivered In New York, 10 extensively
commented upon and universally denounced.
Even the London Daily Ne,os, the strong friend
Of the North, Joins In denounclngit It.. 4 = IL
MsxlmilIan would make known on the Sd OF
October his formal acceptance Of the crown Of
Mexico. - f't1 HNA a. fh| AN'E
There was . rumor that England had ad-
dressed Q note 70 Austria proposlng that the
three Powers should no longer recognise the
title Of Rnssia to Poland, since Russla had vio.
lated the treaties OF 1915. ~ iasIsai dIae sit
sThe Chief Rabbi Of Warsaw has been ar
rested. No.. .r-.l...r ..r..rg. f.r !, 80. a. ~.
| Continental news Is unlmportant. .a,ia aai -
portsnt. l,' - .'g' =. ~. ~.
| Mr.. Mason has finally quilted London for
Paris. -#I s... .l 1 I. frra rrl a1Er 80. A
American securities are steady. Illinois Cen.
tral at from Il q ~ discounti Erie, Is q rs.
There are no sales to report. . ..I-,. ~. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTp,--Th,
quickest and sAfest route 10 the NorthWe.t an
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one q,
Al the principal points In the North and w.
For tiekets and further apply d IN =
noeol ths "Great Psaasylvanis nouis, northssss
De- Nsiiossi H.sss. d. ssss soS ,ss1 = 70 Ss;
p n.Ion sanAAys 70 ~. \. ls9l7 y, = -
-, an, .',a,- '5T2 .. o NORTON, -
". '."' 49,. .aI'' Assis, 6.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
the Board Of Trustees Of Public schools, will be
O'Clock. '..- '-HIT ... ..WM. D. DAYTON, =
oetl2-i2t u ... D. r. Secretary, No.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

a.r d. Tewn Dsst eyed BY Eirs. ID ,I ,irri
SAN FRANoIsco, Got. 9.-Nearly the whole
Of the town Of Rattlesnake Bar, Placer county,
was destroyed by hrslon Wednesday. W
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

a.
IxroarASr TO ,FsxALEs.-Dr. .OAsssemar.s
PWs-Ths combination of ingrsdisnts In these
pills ars the result Of long ard extensive prae.
tfce. Thsy arc mild In thsir opsratioa, and cor.
tain 10 correcting all Irregularities painful mem
struataon, rsaoviag all obstsuetioas, WHISTLER
non cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the aide,
pAlptation OF the heart, whites, all nssyous aec-
tions, hystsstas, fatigue pain In ths lback and
limbs, &C., DISTURBED sleep, which srss nom inter
ruptton Of nature. n1lN1ltre lfI n. = u y
,,. DR.. CHEEsEMAN,s PILLS a,,r..,.
was the commencement Of a new ere In the treat.
ment of fhoss irregularities aad obssr,ctions
witch have eonsigned1 % many to paxaAruar
sRAvE. No fenAiA can enjoy GOOD hsaIth unle,,
she 10 regular, and whsasvss IN Obstruction tskes
paAes the general health beGtns 10 decline,
lraasl " DR.. CHREsEMANs FILLS ais iat
are the most efieotuai remedy ever know n ~ sp
complaints peculiar to Fsaals. To all Glasses they
are Invaluable, taSsriao riA osssfnsk psytodicci
rsgrsstts. They Are known 10 thousssds vho
have used them At different psrisds, thressAout
thseGuntry, having the sanction Of ssme 81 the
most emiHe1i Phyricfdns In America. 81" p u
Espitea dfrsatoal, sstias uAes lAsy sAesld ~ 4,
<ssd, With sAsh Hox-the Price 0~s lDD,isr psr sen.
containing from % 10 - Pills. Fatr y Tlsi N
Pihs'seM ty nail, premplE BY rsmittips To the
PrNprietors. Sold By Druggists generally. - Z
.-li3t is HiNHUTCHiNGsl& HTLLYER,
se6-emeod Proprietors, 81 Cedar ~, New Yroh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

helu on tuesday hternoon, Ootober lSth, at ~
O'Clock. I4. rGHHT .Ha ..WM. j. DAYTON, -
oeti2-d2t ...t r.ra Secretary.
PUBLIc ScnooLs,-There are a tew vacant
seats In the Male and Female Grammar schools,
First District (Eirst and Second wards Of the ctyI
nekets Of admission can be obtained by an early
application TO either OF the Undersigned. 10
'Ea1"H".H "i :. I|'. j. o. WILSON, slB.
90 %" sss New York av., bet. isth and 18th SITS. ,
700 .. %. hs. s.'|.L.t II. T. MORsELL, 'Bl
.1ql q 3aE sse D street, opposite CITY Han.
seas-tf 'l sub-Bosrd Trustees First District,
"A sssrLHsAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
Inoompetsncy, Premature Decay and Youthf.il
Error, setuated by desire to benefit othsrs, vii,
bs happy TO furnish to all who need II (fres Of
CHARGE the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy uaed IN his case. Those wishing
to PROFIT by h,s sexperience--and possess valuable
Remedy-wili receive the same, by return mail
Carefully sealsd,l by addressing
Hr.- afH,s JOHN D. OGDEN,
aui.-dawsm No, W Nasvau It,. N, York-
10 TUE CONFESSIONS AND ExPnRisECs "
An INVALID. Published for TIE bensht and q .
warning and A cAvTI0N TO yovNo MEH who sunei
from Nervous Debility prematurs Decay o. Man
hood, etc., supplyins 1t the same time TaE MnAhs
OF syLr cURE by one who has cured himself Af
ssdissi ~ % hSnsas hsis ssi qSssissy. = '''1sN ''''
:DsS:;1 i:s RI;1c. & y: sssSs 'nv'0''
SIaT7NATnANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq,,
ny ss-iy!s,ls ssAsBFd, sinas County n. v
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
rmn nzsn m eOLD ON SATURDAY

Tnn nnn m eOLD ON SATURDAY.
Ths rise in gold at the close Of last week sur
psissa many Of our citizens, no event on the
tAssass q war having occurred that could fur
nish satisfactory reason for such change In
the bullion market. The New York Conm.rcidl
givss the following solution Of the apparent
mystery:
ne shipnents Of gold to England to-day were.
Dythe Dale steamer. p,1I,A
~ the Hrsmsa steamer. .............. s7 ,T6s
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
s.--T.--lssO-x.-DRAxs's PI.AsrArIor
BIrrERB,

s.-T.-l880-X.-D PLANTATION
BIrrERS.
They create q healthy appetits. u .h
They are aa anttd0ts 10 change OF water and dat.
hours. hEs" roH sn.F z m I17''7T y - : t'ra
mind. riftf|a - 4 E.-T
They preysnt ntAsnatic and intermittsnt fsvsrp
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
Aoh, Ia. H.lI 10 L NJ |T7rI T1I' 'Uls = a.
They cure Dyspspsia and Constipation. .l' o..
They cure DiaFrhsa, Cholera and Cholera Morbusl
They cure Liver Compliant and Nervous Head
Thor are the best Bittsrs In the world They maks
the weak man strong, and are exhausted Rature's
brated Calissya BARI, Casearilia Bark, Dandsiion,
Chsmomils Flowers, Lsysnder Flowers, Winter.
green, Anfse, Clovsr-buds, Orange Peel, ennLe-
root, csraway, coriAndsr, Bardock, s.-T-isso-
X. no.. t3ii.hRi .iF ia.'t4' -.'. = '. 11-7'SF
The following Is sample Of the tsstimoay os,l,
H soIps s.s' Hosrr sspErmrrxprsrs oy,e,.4
g :. o.c'.sAr,, O., Jan is, iesa, q
have given your Plantation Bitters 10 h,,ndraS.
81 our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
dsabled on various causes, and the effect h most
marvellous and gratifying. f''E - " T''-f'''-s
such preparation as this is heartily wish In
every every Ss%y n EVERY hp:p,s and i hand On
VNTV "'.. " A.'. e superintendent
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fConnunicstsd.l
PULMONARY OoNsUMP1IoN 4 oUnABLl DISEASE,
N'.I o. ,.a. 10 20 sTa 1919 ir. $50 ..#HHl o..
.ru'NEtsrsf #7F cAnD. gIr r- .E q fli
.Ef - Q 1H or . Is '---i wFfpF.T p. 900 #.rHe
TO CONsUMPrryna 20 ...... u. ID
To coNsUMpriyrs.

Ths andefstgned having been restored TO health
10 few weeks, by . very simple remedy amer
having Suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, andthat dread disease, Consumption!lS
anxious to make known to his fsilow-suffsrers he
means Of cure. " r..gl. .gT..,t.
To oil who dssirs It, he will send copy Of the
prescription used tfree Of charge) with the diree.
tions for preparing and usins the same, which they
BRoNcHITIs, CouoHs, COLDS. &c., The only object
OF the advertiser IN ssndng the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread informstion which
he oonceives to be Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, - II will soss shsa
nothing, and nay prove blessing. ~ Hc4
Parties wishing the prescription will please I'd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ~
sea6-d&wam Willismsburgh, Kings o., NY.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12
Hotsi Bsrnt by . Mcb.

GREAT FALLs, N. H., Oct. l0.--A mob at
Jackson, In this State, on Thursday night burn.
cd the hotel where the deputy provost marshal
was stopping while serving notices on drafted
has just passed through this place ON his way
to Portsmouth 10 obtain necessary assistance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

On the morning of the 18th instant, EuoHHk
CiTzoraALD, In the 2Ath year Of his age. ~ hTII
His frieeds and aequaintanees are invited to at
tend his funeral from the resideace Of his father,
No. 36o street, between Ninth and Tenth strests,
to-m0rrow (Tussdsy) afternoon at ~ o'clock.
Intel b Chron.l 3..N
At half past o O'Clock, on yesterday Sunday
mornins, RIeHARD r. BuRH, in the 10th year or
His Glnerai will take place srou his late resi-.
dence, corner Of y and Third streets on Tomorrow
truesdsy) morning At 10 O'Clock. = II = u
The deceased was much respected by all who
knaw him. As one Of the oldest oonstables and
police oeers OF the city Of Wsshington, noas ever
surpassed HIN In the faithful and humane discharge
Of his duty. MIR. Burr had the sntife oonddcnos of
all the Chief Magistrates under whom he served
Tor neasly % years. hs was always prompt, en-
Client and ohligug 10 bis with the police
justices and magistrates with whom he transacted
business. rEHp ~ sHH'#r 10 sH.l r rHt| LIT,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

RUNAWAY hAToH.--1'hs corner Of Seventh
street and Psnhsylyaaia ssspus was ~ sssaS o,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

LADY CoPYIsrs DIsMIsssD.--By order of the
sect etary ofwsr al the ladies empioysd % copy.
ists ID the ON 4 ofthe ?. ovoSt MarshAl 0snefal
have Ssen disnisssd. n 10 alisWsd that Che prae-
tioe Of diving out copying to ladies is more sxpsI-
sivs than the nployment OF clerks would be.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

10. O. r LlvsE.-For the benefit Of the
Library at Odd Fellows Hall, isvee will be given
BY the association on v ednesday evening, Isth
inst. Those will bs vary odd fellows indeed who
neglect to meet the pretty women who will be pre-.
sent on the occasion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

SUDDEN DEATH,--A tssmster was found
sick on the srosinds south Of the white House
this forenoon, and died In hour after being con-
veyed to the hospital. His name was Wtllisa
Desmond, Of New York. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

3 The testimony of Msior Q, B. Latham, Maj.
Williams, tvho len the money, Ss,7oo N the care
Of MAJ Lathsm,) Mr.. WIN. Riddle, Miss Julia ri.
ley, and James NJ. wiiman, was taken before the
court adjourned. The eass was fully reported on
Its examina, Ion by ustiss Clayton. 4lrl
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

- rAs 0as: e s.s nses..sa asVeaA.
yIvssSo svssas enA Ds6kssl. ~ y
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

A MAN PURCHASES KNIFE WITH WHICH TO
KILL ms wIyE.-A spsniard, who gives his name
as John shaw, wss committed to jail yesterday, In
default Of sa60 security to keep the peace He was
arrested In the First ward. Elizabeth shaw, his
wife, swore that he had threatened to kill her, and
that he had purchased . knife with which TO carry
his hendish threat into ioution. This knife was
found on the person Of tas spaniard. Although q
poeks knife, II measures s inches In Length, and
40 10 bran new, II ioohS % n the wtlss state.
msnts were based on truth. II guilty Of conten.
plsting the murder Of h.sW,fs, twsre B great pity
that he sanhot b ma, s1ot9sr the penalty Oft the
crime without It's assu, q cAGmitsal. IrH : E.r.E
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

Coxx1rrED 70 me Otp CArIroL. Captain
ToaA provost marshal. TODAY made the following
commitments to the Old Capitol prison Michael
Corooran, Of the sth virgnia regiment, who claims
to be dsserter fron the rebel army. He says he
has bssa In this city for ayssr. A. J. Woods, 72d
PennsylyApia volupteersi Charles L. Rohr, ist u.
g. sharpeAo Aootsrs who are under sentence Of court
mArtIAllf .n-fur TlhL--l I--l.- Inul ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-12

VIsIf TO THE sBolr,PIcArIoss.- Admiral
Allns, Of .the Ehelish navy, made ssvtsit 70 ths
fortiassticus Of this city ts-dAy HsNss aecom
pani,d by Gen. HsiptssImsn ar'dssad, Gen, Barn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

'EHE attention OF tie public is called to
Tine most esr,llen NJ aIl Lniment., az perfect
and speedy cure zoo a ha ebcs aud pains that ish is
RHEUMATISM
Is caused Ply sttEna'i1n U. ihc fluids arising from
checked prespiru ui, r,cd by few BOTTLES VI Ken.
SPkAlNs
Are caused by over ,at.ls and sudden reaction
- ihe musltsis cured Hy few bottles of kouuelys
lthrHmtOc Llnintui-'g N'N .''d ior man and beast
AEl NAl0IA.
The king Of all pain IS caused by 200 nfanst ion Of the
ucNc-.s instantly cured Ns few appiI.st. us OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic L.nimtnt
Is inflammation OF the l.nHg q the rbss cured by
few bottles Cd. Kennedy ltHsufiAli1 Liainent.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure VI the flesh aud suasb-
Ing q Aeissue.- fe instantly relieved by hennedy's
CRANP
Is cuufart1u ~ fhe muscles caused by suddcu stop
page a. the nervous Alid Witch prevents animal he
having free d,v-is cured ly few applications Of Ken
bilious collie
Is caused by neuralgia in he s'omach and bowels
take iaasp0ontnl ~ k,nncdy'- Kh-umaui Linment in
warm water every half hour unit, cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
Are causel by unnatural dNuess OF The glands, wet
piece of fame. with Kennrdys Rheumatic Eminent
apply b. on goug 70 bed. aud you will be we'll in The
HEADACHE AND THRoBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Is eaused boy pressure fom usensihie prespitNiopis
cured D., few applications of kcnnedJ's Rheumatic
Imminent
WEAKNESS OF THR BACK.
Follow the direction in tho. circular around each
bottle
FOR AN ULCGNATED SORE THROAT.
You will akc one teasp1orl II The Eminent and four
seasp11ufuls 1f water. G1fRle she throat twice day
In a few days 30 win he well. This tesspooufu viii
be worth dolar 60 You.
FOll BRONCHITIS,
And all iudsmati II Ae throat tonss and palate with
dry hacking cough you viii dilute The Linimcnt with
four We times t- bulk " Nater gsrae The thr0atand
swallow the moisture ian utref fails.
Il il good for IoorHACuE. EAutCHE, SwRLLEn FACE
and lNrLANArf1N If every Kind Every family should
have mII supply for the winter.
Manufactured hY DONALD KENNEDY, R.1bury
Mass Price 30 cents Sold hy y K. Brown. (.ucces
10 Fred smith, Montpelier, W. 7295s
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Deaths.

In Plainf.ld ofd sentety. July II, Minna MAY, aged
I years, months Aug. s. Cora Ellen, aged wears
months children Of Paul and Margaret Knap July "a .
Lavna Ella. daughter Of n. C. and Lucinda Page,
y,arsi july 81 Cclaud, ami Sept 30, Stella. children
N H. D and Apiira Mearsi Aug L. Mary AnuA
daughter OF John and Margaret Mooney Aug 3, Geor-
gle w, aged years, months Aug @, Emma Letiie.
aged year, months, Aug 10 Flora A. aged 10 years
children Of o W, ard Diana Cree; Aug H. Katie May,
daughter o. Ezra and Mary kidder, sged year, ms
Aug rs Mary l. daughter %. NJ and A. NJ. Batchel
der aged year. mo Is days uR. Is Hon Lewis
Chamberlain, aged As ears; Aug 10, Mary Ann. daugh-
ter Of Rock aud flofissa Lainoin. aged mos days;
sept .. Mr. J Lane, aged 80 years sept o. Mrs
q Dwine aged Syearsi Sept s. Frankie X. son Of S.
and W Gale. aged is mos Sept q Mrs. Ma
linda Huntoon aged 81 years Many others were sick
Of the same disease that recovered
July 2Oh, Of typhoid fever, Arvilla Dwnnels, aged
10 years Oct 9th Of typhoid fever Oliver Richards
aged "a years Oct 26th, Lewis Lamoin aged rs years.
Nov 22d, Edmund Freeman, aged Sc years.
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Marrtagrs.

In Port Kent n Y Nov. rs h Mr. ChAs Z. Silver
Ard Miss Eliza Cave, both of Montpelier
IL Planted. Nov. 26th by Rev. C. NJ Winch at the
residence OF y. Gale, Esq Mr. John II. Kimbau n
Berlin, and Miss Ad,lue ~. Bailey of Painh,ld 4
large and peasau, we'd ling BETTING day Of Thanks
giving
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!
BATcHELORs CELRBRBTED HAIR DYE
Is THP REgT ~ run \Nnptuf

The only Harmless True cnd Retabis Dve Knoton
The splended lair Dyeis Pcffect-changes Red Rust,
or Gfe@ Hair instantly to Glossy lack or Naiura
Brown. withou, lnuung the Hair or Staining the skin
eavng the Hair so and Beautiful; imparts fresh vital
iJ frequently restoring pristine color and rectidcs
the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sign
ed William A Bachelor, all others limitations aud
should be avoided Sold by all Druggist, &c Factory
81 Barclay st, New York. Bachelor New Iilot
Gamer Tor Dressing the lair. 59lOlwV
IMPORTANT To LADiEs--Dr. HAHvEY's FEMALE
PtlIs have YET failed ia removing difficulties
rising from Distinction st1ppage u nature, re-
storing the system perfect health when suffering from
Spinal Affections proap-us, uun the whitcs, or 9TH.
fectly harmless the constitution, q "a may be- taken
by the most delicate female without causing distress
the same time they act ike charm by strengthening
invigoraiing aud restoring the system healthy con
dton, and by braginR the monthly period with re-
guariiy. from what causes the obstruction
may arise. They shnuld, however, NOT be taken dur
ing ht hrs' three four months ~ pregnancy though
safe Of any other time miscarriage would be tne re
suit.
Bach box contains so PMS. Price 81
Dr. HARvBY's TREATISE on Diseases OF BE
males. Pregnancy Miscarriage, B,reuucss. Sterlity
Reproduction, and Abuses of Nature and emphatcaliy
the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser pamphet Of 80
pages sent free 90 any address SIX cents required 90
pay postage.
The Pills and boas viii he sent by mail when desired
securely sealed, and prepaid. by
BRYAN, 81. D., General Agent,
702l.daw No. IS Cedar st., New York
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CONSUMPTION A CUR
ABLE DISEASE
i "a A.


The undersigned having been restored 90 health 10
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffer
ed several years with severe lung affection ami hat
dread disease Consumptou.s anxious to make known
90 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
TJsP "ho desire h. be viii send a copy of the pres.
crpdon used free ofcharge with the directions r pre-
panng and using The which they will aud sure
etirefar CossrNrrioN. AsTHVA, BHoNcHris. CouGHs
Coins, &c The only object oi the advertiser in send
iug Inc Prescription Is u benefit the afflicted and spread
information which he eouoeivesto be invaluable aud he
hops ever sufferer win try his remedy il will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON. wiamsburgh.
72s4iaw Kings County New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04

NEW BOOK OF CHURCH MUSIC.
~ THE HARP OF JUDAH, by L. O, Emerson,
author u The Golden Wreath" etc A most dcsira-
Die volume for Choirs, Musical Conventions, Singing
schools, and singers home Contents new. va ious
attractive, and suited al grades Of singers. Zen thou
sand copies have already been sold All the principal
Music Conventions, Chos aud Singing Schools using
It.
Specimen pages GO tunos) sent free. Price Of the
Harp" 81 per copy, 50 dozen.
OLIVER DlTSON & CO., Publishers
PIT Washing on st Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-04
PALMER's ARTIFICIAL LEG
70 10 Ofttu Ctftt
BOSTON, MASS

u NEw ERGLAND PArhoHIzED ny GoyBRNMENr
THIS justly and widely celebrated Artificial Leg
which received the Great Prize Medal in Europe, is
BY upwards Of sr thousand persons, represented
by every profession occupation and trade in life.
The leg is natural IN it's appearance 10 defy de-
lection, and is easily and gracefully worn
applied No matter what the form character
Of the amputaon, the artificial leg completely oompen.
safes the loss hepatent walks without crutch.
Many army officers aud soldiers whose legs ampu-
tAed but few inches from the body have had legs APP
Piled and returned into actiUe service Toe PALMER
LEG il regarded the Gully reliable limb now mAuufao-
tured.
free to all who apply w soldiers supplied io'thoHt
charQc.
s092 PALMER 4 co. 10 Green .Isel. Boston.