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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

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A RENovAIA--rnE oRAFFExBERG COMPANY HAS
IN removed fror No Bond street ~ 13p william street,
corner OF Fulton street Dr. ,. r. BRIDGE will attend TO
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VyAcur roR gALg-ABoUT NINE TONS. CENTRE
board saunch, bull Of OAK s 1 an mo rc e.
S ia Apply Spa s e join Druggist LIST avenue corner
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1910 United States Bond, No. 6g7l6 for $lO0 Endorsed
7sio Tned States Bond, No s. "a FOR sS E. %rgh
S,237, $3.50. e0oS, 1912.
The payment Of the above bonds coupons has bee
stopped. and all cautioned against negotatn
them lot OF Silver Ware and Jewelry was also tsket
paid for the recovery OF the property. -
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Ats THIRD AVENUE. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
"A Eishlh streets Ladies' and gentlemen VIII md = 70
Carpets Furniture and Jewelry as we have this day recsiv
pay per than other dealer IN the city
Cab on address note BY post to H. JOSEPH, Is Third
opposite Cooper Institute Ladies' attended by Mrs
JOseph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
A HAPPY NEW WEAR

To our readers ali we extend a cordial and
heartfelt salutation-A HAPPY New YEAR.
We can only wish that the ostgoing of the
old year may carry with it no regrets, but
the summing up of It's issues form the fond
realization of every hope and desire. May
the incoming Of the new prove brimful Of
bright prospects.
How natural and how proper at this time
for the thought and prayer for cur country's
safety to be first and foremost in our minds.
How one year ago we were promising our
selves that ere another we should have
thrown of this mighty burden and taught to
our rebellious brothers the truth and proud
result of our long boosted supremacy How
confident of success How we reioced in
the thought that through the aid of our
Great Leader and by the honest and cordial
uniting Of hands and hearts in the just and
blessed cause Of Liberty we could not fail
Of closing this year in complete triumph.
What lesson the dying year of 1862 has
taught us Divided and jealous Of each 9TH
on, we have wrangled and discussed among
ourselves, while the rebellion that is eating
out the very products of our every day labor,
as 1t were, and which calls upon us to give
mp those we so dearly love, is, through this
same medium, giving temporary encourage
ment to the rebels, who are gloatng over
4 accesses which to them are of infinitely vast
Importance as tending insomuch to strength
en- and increase their fendsh ardor and in
sane idea of right. In view of this let us
rally round our standard and joining hands
with the head of the nation, strike home such
blows upon our adyersaries that their rejoic-
ing shall turn into mourning, and their sue
2cess prove defeat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
gaattbman y staff Oourua,.
BY R.P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. JANUARY 2, 1868.


TO oUR Although it seems already
TO be certain that we cannot afford either weekly
or daily paper at present rates. we are reluctant
to fix new prices until we can see how far the
manufacturers of paper and other materials are
determined to force their exactions upon us We
therefore give notice that from and after the LIST
of January, 1868, we must discontinue the club
rates. and adhere strictly to the old regular rates,
TO wit: for the weekly, to village subscribers 81
per year to others, sl.50 per year in advance, or
81 per year il not in advance, and upon all news
paper accounts not settled at the end Of the year
interest will be charged. If during the year 1868
it shall be necessary TO increase the price, notice
will be given; and until the time fixed in such
notice. it is to be understood that the above rates
only will be charged We should be very glad 10
continue the club rates, but it is impossible. and
we throw ourselves upon the good will Of our
friends to help us bear the seventies of the times
and to keep our list full we will endeavor to
merit their good viii As to the daily, we hope
20 fix prices in season for the next quarter.
Cirpprve.-We have reconsidered the matter
of cabbing, and fix the price for the year 1868
stsl 20 per copy for clubs Of not less than TWEEN
Is subscribers sent 10 one address, paid in adj
vance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
speriaI iautirfs,

You WILL NoTtcs IL oUH CoLuAss AN ADVERTISE
MINT OF Dr.. TOBIAS, No. So Corandt street. which
correspondent Of wishes 10 take notice or We
do not make practice Of puihag. but in this instance
our notice may catch The eye Of brave men, whe
going fight battles This Liniment ought to be in
every ones hands, and particularly in knapsack OF
soldier it is good for wounds bruises, spraihs, and
above all for Dysentery and Darhna for the two last,
few drops in glass Of water wH give Immediately
lief this are assured is the Office Sc Cortlandt
street, New York Sold by Druggists. 1895
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS PRofHcr YOUR HEALTH =
No sensible will leave the City withouta supply Of
HoLLOwAY's PILLS & OINTMENT. For woands
Bruises Sores, Fevers and DysAntery these medicines
the best in the world, English and French Soldiers
use them. Only rs cents per Box or Pot 80 22i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
Il word or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
WOE 10 TMONE WHO WILL REELECT. :

CLASS Of Maladies prevail to fearfu,extent in
munity booming at least hundred thousand youth
Of both sexes annually to an early grave Those diseases
are very imperfecy understood Their external mani
fesati,us OF symptoms Nervous Debility, Relaxation
or Exhaustion Marasmus, OF muscular wasting and
oonsumptiuns Of the Tissues Of the whole bodyi short
Of breathing, or hurried breathing ascending
hill flight of stairs-great palpitaton OF the heart
Asthma Bronchitis and Sore Throati Shaking Of the
Hands and Limbs Aversion to Society, and TO business
study Dhnness Of Eyesght; Loss Of Memory Dig
illness Of the Head Neuralgia Pains in various parts o.
the body Pains in the Back and Limbs Lumbago
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion Iuegulary of the Bowels,
Derauged seereons Of the Kidneys and other glands OF
the Body, as Leueorrohua, or Flour Albus, Sc Like
wise, Epilepsy, Hysteria, and Nervous spasns.
Now, in nnetynin cases OUT OF every one hundred.
all the above named disorders, and host Of others not
named Consumption Of the Lungs, and most tnsidi
and willy form Of Consumption of the Spinal Nerves.
known Tdbes Dorsaies and Iabes misonterica,
have their and origin in diseases ofthe PeIuc Psscra
Hence the want OF success the part OF Old School
practice In treating symptoms only.
DIR. Andrew Stone, physician TO the Troy Lung Hygen-
ic Institute, engaged in treating this class OF mod
ern maladies with the astonishing success. The
treatment adopted by the Institution is it is based
upon scientific principles with new discovered remedes
without mineral poisons. The facilities OF cure such
that patients can be cured their homes in any part Of
the country from accurate descriptions Of their cases. by
letter and have the medicines sent 'hem by mail
press. Printed intenogatores will be forwarded on
application.
4 Consumption, Catarrh aud diseases Of the Throat.
cured well the home Il patients at the nstitu
ton By sending the Cold Medicated Inhang Balsamie
Vapos with Inhaler aud ample directions for their use,
and direct correspondence
no Patients applying for interrogatories or advice,
must incose return stamps, To meet attention.
The attending Physician will be found ut the lnstu
tin for consultation, from A. M. 10 Z. NJ, OF each
Addfess, DR. ANDREW STONE.
PLY stefan the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute and
Physician for Diseases Of the Heart Throat and Lungs.
9d lifh street, Troy, ~ y. S2a
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TINS iiru REorMavr.--A correspondent

The 1lrH REoIMENr.--A correspondent
OF the Middebury Register says;
1--WE learn that Gen. Halleck has signed an
order authorizing the transfer Of the regiment
to the artillery service We are not formally
transferred, as ! see some Vermont papers
have enormously stated, but doubtless shall
be ere long. As an artillery regiment, We
shall be entitled to two additional companies.
and orr present companies can be greatly en-
larged. II any Of our friends wish to join us,
they will probably have an opportunity before
long"
The Congregational church in Bennington
Centre celebrated, on Sunday, the 2sth Ct
December, it's centennial anniversary. Rev.
Isaac Jennings, pastor, preached on the occa-
sion centennial sermon, giving a concise
history Of the church.
Mr. Triston Conner, Of Shelburne, gives
the weight Of three hogs, Is months old,
raised and slaughtered by him, as follows:
4l3 lbs, 445lb 495 lbs, and one Is months
old, GIG lbs
The Sons and Daughters Of Temperance in
Rutland held Christmas Festival at their
hall on Christmas evening last, the receipts
Of which were over 70 dollars. An excellent
Glee Club furnished singing.
Ell. Pierpont, Esq, son Of Hon. j Pier
pont of vergeunes, who was admitted 20 the
bar in Chittenden county last spring, is now
practising law in Knoxville, Illinois.
II VIM X. Upham, Esq. Of Ohio, oldest
son Of the late Senator Upham Of Vermont.
has been admitted to the bar Of the United
States Supreme Court.
FIRST VERMONT BRGADE.--The Burhng-
ton Times has information from a private
source that the LIST Vermont Brigaee was en-
camped at Bell Plains Virginia on the 25rd
of December
Ig In consequence of the paper famine
the Irasburgh STANDARD, comes to us this
week reduced in size it is now Of the same
dimensions as the Lamoille Newsdeaer.
Rev. J. f. Rankin, recently of st. Adams,
was installed pastor Of the Appleton Street
(Orthodox Congregarional) Church in Lowell
Mass, on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
The sled mandatory Of Martin Hyde and
Daniel p Fales, at Poultney, was destroyed
By fire on Friday night Loss about $1,000
OF insured
Gen. Hamilton, military governor Of Texas
has appointed S. W. Cozzens Of Middlebury
chief of staff
Surgeon L. H. sprague Of Middlebury, late
Of the 4th VI Regiment, has been discharg-
ed from the service without reason assigned
Lieut. Col. Cummings, of the 10th regi
ment, has been detailed to act as Proves
Marshal at Fairfax Court House.
REMovED.-C. l.. Drake, Postmaster a
West Milton, has been removed, and f. A
Barnum appointed.
rES- According to the report of the Com
missioner Of Pensions, there is but one Rev
dictionary pensioner in Vermont
Maj. f. S. Stowell of the 9th regiment ha
resigned as is reported by Capt. Slayton.
Mr. Asa Francis. prominent citizen o
Middleh..-- -v-a strisl-- --:.L -rr-ri--y 90.
the 28th ult. and died ON the 3Oth.
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Marrtages.

At Fort Coyington, n. Y, Dec. "a, by Rev. Mr.
Miles. Mr II. Cross and Miss Ellen NJ. Mathews
Of Fort Coyington \ Y
In Wells River, Dec rs BY Rev Mr.. Palmer, Mr.
L. Bart Cross Of Montpelier and Miss Lucia Chaplain
Of Wells River
In the Unvsrsalst church at Washington, Vt. Christ
mas eve By the Rev. kli Bail'u Mr. W. II. Barron Of
iuRton, VI.
In Emore Dec 23i. by Rev. A. S. Cooper, Nh Lin
ncaus 4. Rood n Woodbury., aud Miss Marion w.
SilOway OF Fillmore.
Iu Johnson, Dec 25th by Rev James Dougherty,
Mr.. g. C. Morse for the last year foreman in the News
dealer office and Miss Celia Leighton both OF lily depark
Ia Middlescx, Dee 81 the residence Of the brides
father, Jerry McElroy, Esq, by Rev. | McAnn, Mr..
jordan d Hatch aud Miss Matilda McElToy, both Of
Middlescx.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES


DIR. OH EES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mil
in their operation, and certain in correcting all rregu-
ardes, Painful Menstruauons, removing all obstruc-
tons whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in
the side, papitaon OF the heart, whites all nervous at
ccons, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back aud limbs
Sc., disturbed sleep which from interruption OF
nature.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
those irregularities and Instructions which have consisn
ed SO many a PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etfectual remedy known for all
plants peculiar Females. To all classes they are ia
valuable, inducing, eiM e,tanty periodical regularity
They are knoSn to thousands who have used them at
different periods throughout the country, having the
sanction Of The most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should be
used with csct ooKtne rice One Dollar per Box con,
tanning from 50 10 Cd Pills
pills sent by mail promptly by RENTING the Pro
pric,or Sold by druggists generally
RIB HUrCHlNs. Proprietor,
20 Cedar st New York
Sold by s. p Redfeld, aud L. F. Pierce Co., Mont
peAer also BY J. W. Roby & Co.. Burlington
MaY2l.dSwly
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A GREAT MIsTAKE.-The ,utland Courier
arraigns US for applying the term copper
heads to the democracy, meaning thereby
to question the patriotism of men who sus-
tain the Government even to the offering Of
their lives in the war against the rebels. 1t
is a mistake of the Courer's. We mean by
that word " copperhead" to distinguish false
democrats from the true-bad men from the
good-poison politicians from pure patriots.
The copperhead is poison snake in the
grass = just as is every reasonable rascal
who crawls into the democratic party to pois-
on it against his country. II the Courier
wishes to know the real position in which we
place patriotic democrat, who gives gem
erous support to the Administration in this
war, we will frankly state it thus peg
higher than patriotic Republican, because
the Democrat is patriotic in spite of party
feeling. while the Republican has party feel
ing to help his patriotism, They may be
equally patriotic bat it is easiest fer the
Republican to be so when his party feeling
prompts him and backs him up.
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The last day of the old year We unite
in bidding you FINAL and sadly spoken "fase-
we'll" May your rest in the shadows OF de-
parted time be sweet and undisturbed. Burr
ed with 1t are many care and sorrow ; may
their ghosts never rise to haunt us, or their
kin come as GU, SITS to our hearths. The
year Of eighteen hundred and sixty-two is
past and gone; its successor is at our doors
freghted with new issues, new responsible
ties and new duties, and mapping out uniried
paths wherein our feet may tread. God
grant that this pathway may be carpeted with
Lite's brightest roses; but If we must have
its thorns, may their sting be lessened by
thorough Resignation and Submission.
To the first day of the glorious new year we
extend greeting. Beaming full Of happiness
and fair prospects, may we not be disappoint-
ed in thy promises. This day ushers in the
declaration Of freedom to the long oppressed.
How we hope and long for the success Of this
God-favored emancipation. Let us not an
ticipate.
This day calls upon us to periodically throw
aside any and all partisan feelings and inclina-
tions, thus uniting in common fellowship for
a common cause, promising renewed and ex-
plct confidence and support in and to our
chosen rulers, who. so stimulated to increased
activity, and feeling the sustaining and liber-
al support thus given, may push on to glori-
Gus and decisive victory. A most powerful
navy and a thoroughly disciplined army under
the direction Of true and firm leaders will not
fail US.
Asking your uniting toice in our prayer for
our country's safe voyage through this sea Of
tumult and carnage, and a firm sul port in our
endeavors to so cater to you in our newspa-
portal relations as to suit all and the most
fastidious relish for news aud the current ma.
tioral situation. we extend our hand with the
right hearty wish for a HAPPY NEw YEAR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
BACHELORS HAIR DYE,
THE REST In THE WORLD.

WIN. A. BAroHELoR's Celebrated HAIR DYE produe
color not 70 be distinguished from nature-warrant
ed not to niure the Hair in he least; remedies !
effects Of bad dyes, and nvigorates the Hair for life
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair son and beau
tiful Sold by all Druggists, sc.
" The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATcnELoR
the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No, 81 Barclay Street,
Cate 10 Bond ST. and 233 Broadway New York.
02:54
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FNUs 0IIIF0. !
Moreiown, Dec. 10Th. A. D.. 1862.
TATE OF vERM MONT

< I A T T. OF V f X Nj o N 7
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
in Probate Court held Montpelier in said District,
on the 10th day Of December, A D., 1862.
William d McIutye, Administrator Of the estate OF
BENJAMIN walling late Of Middesex in said District
deceased presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and makes application for de-
cree Of distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased Whereupon, It is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred to session
Of said Court to be held at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier the 18Th day Of January A. d. 1863 for
hearing and decision thereon And it is further ordered
that notice hereof be given to all persons interested by
publication Of the three weeks subcessyey, in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal newspaper
Published at Montpelier. previous said tine appointed
for herring that they may appear at said time and place.
should not be allowed, and such decree made
By the Court,
81 80 Attest, T. r. MERRILL Judge
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! agkIE;9 ] 3IY;la .
t h; S


pI N w ORM sly II UP
is the first aud only remedy offered to the public for
the ehecual removal Of the Ascardes, Pin-Worms,
from the human SYSTEM The high reputation it has
tablshed in the last years and the fact that it's fast
supersedng all other remedies, is the best test Of
its great merit.
1T AFFORDS RELIEF IN TWENTY FOUR
HOURS ANDAN ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED.
when taken according to directions, with accompany
each bottle.
This Syrup is also most valuable family eathartc, to
be Away used when physo is required especially for
children. 1t correos the secretods, gives tone to the
stomach aud bowels assisting in her efforts
restore health It's purely Of Vegetable Extracts, and
always safe and reliable
G. HERVEY, Sole Proprietor.
Slld in Boston by GEo G. GooDwtS a co. u Mar
shall Street, and other Wholesale Druggists. Silly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
rINHE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENER-
ACY OF AMERICAN PEOPLE.


Physician to the 1fog Lung and Hygiene Institute.
Treatise the Causes OF Early Physical Decline
American people the ofNeryous Debility, Con-
sumption and Marasmus.
This work is Of high moral tone written in chase'
yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to the moral
Consciousness Of all Parents aud Guardians especially,
detailing scientific and reliable aid and treatment for
1t will be sent by mail on receipt Of tieo (3) cent
stamps
" Parents and Guardians fail not to send and OBJ
tain this book.
Or Young Men fail not send and get this book
~ Ladies YOU too, should at once secure copy Of
this book
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Matkets
BE- telegraph to The WateAmaaS Journal
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Deoembc u

DY ItIfYTHF 10 no " HIIN"I"" . "U'T 7''I''
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Deoembcr 81.
Whole number VI Cattle at market 7i9 about $50
Beeyes and 1863 Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one. two and three year old.
Prices Of Market Beof-Extra, 1925 a sou First
quality 1918 900 Second quality s52j $50. Third
quality $40 0,Ol,
Working Oxen, pr pairs
Cows and Calyes.-s24 a AZ
Yearngs so, 90 a O00Ji years old, SIS 90 90,
90; three years old, S2l "A 90.
Sheep and Lambs-l3lo at market prices in lots $3.50
a 4 o each extra, 81 50 500
Spring Lambs-O00 "a 600
Hides, l "a s pr h. Tallow, S a pr ID
Veal Calves, O)0e pr 10. Calf skins, ODE pr ID
Pelts, 81 Is a 300 each.
REMARKs.--There was not much activity at market
The number Of cattle rather larger than last week.
The quality quite poor, but few that would pass for
first quality but the butchers had to make the best
Of IT,
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JONES, JR.s ESTATE

n ATTAINED JONES, JR.S ESTATE.
The subscriber having been appointed by the Hon
orabe Probate Court for the District VI Washington,
commissioners 90 receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF a persons against he estate Of Nathan
c Jones' Jr late of Morctowu u said district deceased,
nsolyent, and the term VI six months from
the 25th day OF November S62 being allowed by said
the creditors ot said deceased 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims BEEF ne Give notice that
will rtend TO tie duties Of appointment at the
dwelling house Of Widow Lucinda Jones, in Moretown,
in said district the tenth day Of January and twentieth
day " may next at o'clock in the afternoon, each
Of said days.
ALPHBAs BASS. (cor,r,i.sioners
ENOS STITFS {OominisaioheIs'
Moreiown Dec. ION. A. D. 1902. 3l83
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A CARD 10 THE SUFFERING The

A CARD TO THE SUFFERING. The
Rev WILLIAM COsGROVE, while labohng as a
Missionary ia Japan, was cured Of consumption. when
Oh other means had aied. by recipe obtained from
learned physician, residing iu the great city "
Jcdd1. This rccuc has cured great numbers who
were suffering from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds. and the debility aud nervous
depression caused by these disorders
Eesrous of bencfttnR others. will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me- to all who necdit'
free Of charge.
Adde'S. iiey. wa. COSGROVE, $50 Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, n. Y 1898