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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
A WORD On CAUTlON.

" Immense sums ~ money arr paid 10 swinding
quacks annually, which is io0Tse than Mr0rn array.
This comes from trusting ottiOut inquiry, men who
al he destitute Of honor. character. or skill, aud
who're only recommendation l. their false and *
travagant assertions IN praise Of N ustres The only
way to avoid imposition Is 20 make no msn's word. n9
M tier rhat hts pretensi0ns are but MAKE lNQU
lit will cost you nothing, and may save YOU re-
grcs for Advertising physicians, DO nine ONT n
ten bogus there is safety 10 trusting any ~ ,na
unless you know ch0 and what they are.
IFDr. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
as above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN. and
Pirate Diseases generally, giving nm information.
tofh the undOa5fed refereHces and tsshmotl4s
without which advertising physician or medicine -
this kind ia deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
Dr. NJ. Ia regularly educated physician ~ twenty
years experience ten of which spent in
sye general practice, until by Of declining health
he obliged 90 relnqush that, and adont the srei
~ which TO- the last ten years DE ha devoted bis
ohoie attention ...s~..uN
uJOrders oy mail promptly attended tz AN
aidfess plainly, and direct 90 Dr. MAI. ~.
2S Union street Providence. X uL IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25

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also an Groa, Britain France and other foreign countries
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Assignments recorded at Washington.
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eunniate collection Of specifications and omeI@
decisions relative TO patents.
These, besides his extensive library N legal and ht
chanical works and full accounts OF patents gIah'u pa
the Uniicd States aud Europe render him apt ,lonu
question to oer superior facilities Tor obtaining lalehN
A necessity Of Journey TO Washington, To- procure
patent aud the usual great delay there are here '''u
! INVENTORS
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lQuT aI1ecUonate nephew,
l.. O. LIVINGSTON

lS- The following letter was received by
Mr. VIM. storrs Of thi, village. from Lieut..
Ezra b. Stetson, commanding Co. b, 10th
Vermont, in its desperate fight "a, Orange
Grove, in which Mr.. Storrs son was killed
CANT NEAR BRANDY STAnON,,
nec I2th lgG3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
4 MERlCAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. r. - ID Y.
sol ICITnR OF PATENTS.

SOLICITOR OF PAIENls.
Late Agent OF 4. Fdtefu once, HGshtHgtoN, uHder
the Act OF 1881
IS STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
bosTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25

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FOR WEAKNESSES
ARISING PROM RxcEssEs, HAnrrs on DtssfpArtoN
kAhLr iSDfscHErt0s, on AHrsk
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
lndispo.iton to BEertion, l. - NJ Power
Weak Nerves T,,rbiins
Horror Of Disease watefnibess
Dimness Of Vrion, Pair In ,be NJ
Universal LAssitude ofthe Flu,f ling in Inc Bodv
Muscular System, Rrupfions on the FACE
Hot Hands. Psrid Cnnn,en.nss w.
Dryness Of the Skin.
These SYMPTOMS, II allowed TO 70 which this rnedi.
cine invariably removes soon follows
1MPoTENcY, FATUtTY, EPiLEPTtc FITS.
In one Of which the paen, may expire whoean "a, that
they are not frequently followed by direfu Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware or the cause Of their suaenups. vt
none will confess The records or the insane Aysum.
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample
witness to the truth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
sORCANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid o. medicine strengthen and In, Vor
ate the system, Which HELHBOLD.S EXTRACT
BU mr. invariably does. A Trial viii convince the
mos, skepueAl.
FEMALES ! FEMALES! FEMALES ~
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CON
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In many affections peculiar to Females the RHirae,
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sEs SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAHILr SHOULD BIB WTTHOUT IT.
Take no Balssm, Mercury o., Unpeasan, Medicine Tor
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CURES
Sc cret iSeases
10 all their stages At little expense little ehans,
IN diet no inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Iteauss. frequent desire and gives strength to innate
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Structures ofthe ureihrs ala, pain and inflammation
so frequent in hi. ella" Of Diseases and srpening ron
SONOUS. DISEASE. and lrORN.OUThA TIER
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OF
@ L a 9 X =.
And Who have paid HEATT FEESto be cured in shor-
time. have found they we're deceived ard that the Poi
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dried up in the system, break in an aggravated
form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
4 = T.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT PUCnr
For all Affections and Diseases Of
The Urinary Organs.
whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, from what.
er cause originating and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases m these Organs require the AID ola DIuRErIc
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS TdE GREATEST DIURBTIC,
And IL is certain 10 have the desired effect in all Diseases
for which 10 IL recommended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Dr. D. devotes great part Of his time to the treatment
Of those caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind uniting the unfortunate in
dyiduAl oI business OF society Some Of the sad ana
Weakness Of the Bpck and Limbs Dizziness Of the head
Dimness Of sight Palpitaton OF the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness Dorangement Of the digestive functions
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. The fealhi effects on
the mind much to be dreaded loss OF memory, con
fusion Of IDEAS depression Of spirts, evil forebodngs
aversion Of society, selfdstrus umdity, &c.
the evils produced, Such persons should, before
tempAung matrimony, consult physician Of experience
and be at once restored 70 health aud happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under Dir. Dow's treat
few days Or weeks will be furnished with plea
SAINT rooms, and charges for board moderate
Medicines TO all parts Of the country with full
directions for use receiving description Of your
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French CApottss warrant
ed therbest preventative. Order by mail Three for 81
and a red stamp $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25

"Mr. r. II. EDDY has made FOR me lHhTEES sliir
cations on all but one Of which patents have bee
ed and that is now pending Such unmisaAApit plool
Of great talent aud ability hls part leads e %
mend ali Inventors to apply 70 him to procure ths s
patents, they may be sure ~ hh,ts us ~ snsbe
senton bestowed on their cases and Al very
charges" - :" .,,,rs, ~ bis
During eight months the subscriber, m course oi no
/ TnfarrEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was ueou'"
in n, flpor by the Commissioner Of Patents. ,,,
! Rn.ton. Dec 10. 1852 o-o'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
: G 81 t AND SYPHILIS.

Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of veneTeA and
impure blood Impotenty, SeTofula, GonoubDA Ulcers
pain and distress in the regions Of prOcreat0n nham
nation Of the Bladder and Kidneys Hydroeee. Aboess
es Humors rghtful Swellines, and Il long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this eass Of disease
made to become harmless the simplest ailings Of
ekT
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G Ii X 5 f NJ A 5
AND -
N e W Y e a r s p!

beautiful aud appropriate article Tor HoLIDAY
;frr L, Old or Young is thu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25
NJ A n H o o D.;
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW continues to be consulted At his office
Nos and Endicott Street, Boston, all diseases NJ
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long course Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited extent. Dr. D. has the qualification ofpre
sentng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since be 6rst introduced them failed TO cure the most
Of
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30 sToN,
FurSl F'ursl Eursi
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WIN, M ShUTE & SON,
l7a l75 WASHINGTON, ST.
posToN.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
Ill O l. | ID A Y Gil + r S
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
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In selecting Christmas or New Years. Gin II Is AZ
WAYS desirable 10 and that article which combine, in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25

TESTI o MAILS. d,
81 regard Nj Eddy one ~ the saut cHpaoAs Mug
,,.peessfui practitioners with whom have had official
CHAIR kS MASON,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-12-25

have no hesitation IL assuring inventors tina. Wt}
cannot en- ploy person E0ru competent and tTuNNmNy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
10 secure Tor them early and favorable consideration
At the Patent Office - ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-11
WAR NEWS.


Advices from Newhern, North Carolina. up
to Wednesday are received, At that time It
was known that two Of the Federal gunboats
were below Washington, and had engaged the
Confederate batteries. It was believed that
Gen. Foster could hold out seven e. eight
DAYS. but at the Same time his situation vas
considered quite CRITICAL as the Confederate
force surrounding him vas very large. Two
eunhoats were about leaving Newborn 1ot
Washington, and reinfoIcements by 3asld were
moving forward.
Southern papers Of late dates contain inter-
esting war news from the Southwest. A dis
patch, dated Hicksburg; the 7th instant, states
thar the Federal troops have evacuated the
peninsula, opposite the city, and that four
large transports have gone Up the river with
troops Com. Farragut bad moved down the
river above Port Hudson, and signajed the
feet below. The crew Of the Hartford landed
at Bayou Sara and destroyed some stores
there. The lower feet had opened FIRE, but
were beyond the reach Ct the Confederate bat
teries. Vicksbure, it is 2aid would be attack
cd this week
4 Cincinnati dispatch says that the new ca
nal across the peninsula below Vlcksn7zrg leads
into Walnut Bayou, which comes near Gie riy-
er on the Louisiana side, at NIilkon' Bend,
and rujss into the river at New Carthage: Ill
teen miles from Warrenton. It's success is
doubted. The report Il thoattacIz . TIaines's
Bluff IS contrad;otelg.
! letter from the he7fInuarferQ &C the .rrnv
Of the Potomac states that On ovorv fair day
the Confederates arc actively eneagad III
strengthening their old and building new
esrthworks around Erederi4k=' '2ur5.
.|he Navy department has received official
lnioEn'aTlon 1nat On !ha ziSt Alt* Lieut.: lon!~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-11
puBL1suED {DA1LT) BY
/, G 4 & SNOW DEN, JR.
IT, OFFICE 1ot King street, over
:one's, formerly French's} Book Store,


FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Bavaria has arrived at n.
York witillater European aclvices.
The ship William 4. Park has been burned
by the A!abalna.
n E,ngIand riots have recently taken place
Mr.. Slideil denies that President Davis has
taken any part in the rcpudiation question:.
Ills name has been coutounded with that OF
Hauben Davis
The London Times says Polish intelligence
leaves lityle room to doubt that the Polish
struggle is ended. Hopes hold cut that the
Gar may seize This opportunity Tor the pacla-
cation Of Poland by generous measures.
Lord Calnl,E,o?l, IN the house OF Lords, re-
Gently, asked when the Southern Contederacy
shoDId be i. c0enizod as an independent gov
crninenf He said that recoaultlon would re-
,j1o7a the last hope Of the North subjugatlng
the South, and would materially influence the
IeGeraIs III coming 70 az. arraU3 3aaeut with the
Southerner5 if the Coniedetates wee looked
on IS independent ~ ]1uIope. The opinions
o. France and Holland have been sufficiently
manifested ~ the recent loan. .ine military
authorities say the suDjugatlon OF the South Is
IIuDosslGle.
j. reply Lord Russell said that England
could do nothing 17setUi!y CT peacea5y 60 attain
the cessation O, this war. The refusal OF ihc
French offer, lie said, teaches how such offers
: ou1 onIy provoke greater opposition The
North was a determined as ever, and En-
Gland IS recognition Of the South at lie pre-
sent moment would be q most ullttlendly acc
towards the North. v must wait and stand
still, and not proceed CO such u decided un-
friendly act as t'ie recognition Of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-11

In recent address at the MelodeOn, Boston,
Wendell Phillips said that II, 900 persons are
annually arrested in Boston FOR drunkenness;
25,000 are relieved by the city for poverty
caused by ntemperarce. There are over 3, 900
drinking shops. With one-sixth of the pop
ulation Of the State, Boston furnishes half the
criminals. 4 bill has been reported in the Le-
glsjature en1bodying what Mr. Phillips DESIRES
At the request Of Dr. Alacgowan, the Hay
tien ambassador at Washington has addressed
his government upon the subject Of expert
nlentIng with reference to the cultivation Of
the cinchona tree in Hayti. Dr. Macgowan
adduces evidence, drawn from English expert
D,ents in India, and those Of the Dutch in Ja~
va, showing that the climate and soil Of Hayti
are unusually favorable to the production Of
this valuable plant.
The n. Y. Express says: '',The directors Of
the Quicksilver Mining Company have served
legal process On Messrs. Barnes, to recover
damages lor the use and proceeds ct the Alma
den mine, from which they have been ousted,
in the SUM CT S., 900 900; and their agent has
sailed for London to serve the same process on
H,, alexander Forbes, the English partner,
resident on the other SIDE
It is said the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pauy have sold upwarl= Of 10000 acres Of
land within the past four months to Eastern
mon, who intend to settle IN the West.
The spring State elections in the Northern
States are now all over, aad thele will be no
more voting until September, when Maine and
Vermont hold their elections. The annual
contest IN Western Virginia will take place on
the 2Sth Of May, when Q Governor is TO be
chosen Tor four years term. In August
elections will be held in Missouri, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
We notice mention made iii the Boston pa
pers Of the death Of Rev DR., Francis, the Pro
lessor OF Pulpit .Ioqucnco and Pastoral Care,
III t.e Divinity School az Cambridge. Ho
died IN that city, ou Monday morning. aged
IS. I)r. Efyancis wa native Of l1eotord, and
graduated from Harvard College il l8l5.-
l1a wa brother Of Mrs Lydia Maria Child.
Tbo recent statements cf the \ !. Tribune
11aG t,4 a!cipation proclamation would be
nuiiity if the sluvo STATES cl1ose to come back
iafo The Union has excited 10 little c5o,l1,o~
tior, in lie Abolition party: ara tie Glitter nf
the Tribune ),as Deen j:e,cc]y denounced Tor
bis alIogo>E tyeachory 10 he ''causo OK the
slaye )"
! ro;ant number d he London Spocsator
takes i5s Eo9ii.5. contemporaries 70 task be-
cause they p)e?cs an early stoppaqe Of The
American r}. owing 20 financial Sha71st:0n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05
VTcksburG Invested.

CAIRO, Dee. 3.-Dispatches from Gen.
Sherman, on battlefield at Vicksburg,
were received at Helena on Saturday,
9th ult
Sherman debarked his forces on the
left bank Of the Yazoo, ten miles above
the mouth, and forming into line of bat
tie, advanced towards Vicksburg.
After passing beyond the reach Of the
fire from the gunboats, he encountered
the enemy in force.
A terrific fight of five hours ensued.
The enemy was driven back between two
bayous which begirt Vicksburg, and from
their entrenched works on the hill, by
shell. Saturday night the two armies
lay on their arms, the two bayous inter
vening. During the night pontoons were
constructed, notwithstanding a terrific
! fire from the enemy from under cover of
the underground.
At daylight on Sunday a concerted
advance was made by Shermans whole
/ force.
Steele held the left, Morgan and Blair
the center and NJ. l.. Smith the right
Steele turned the enemy right so as
to communicate with Morgan division,
having been separated by swamps run
ming at right angles to the main front.
BY sunrise the whole force was engaged,
and up to 10 o clock musketry and artil
lery fighting was severe.
The rebels in front of Morgan's and
Smiths divisions were. entrenched on
high rising ground.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05
ZEN. STUARYS RAID IN VIRGINIA.
An ETHIOPIAN CELEBRATION
Tricks OF General Stuart.

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 1.-The Wash
ington Star says that in the recent raid
Stuart caused his operator to intercept
Union messages at Burkes Station, thus
learning more or less of efforts to inter
cept him, and the readiness of our forces
at Fairfax Station and Fairfax Cont
House. TO give him warm reception,
should he venture to visit those places.
He also sent various messages over
the wires-one to Fairfax Court House,
one purporting to order the instant de-
struction of large quantities of arms and
stores accumulated there
Among the messages found in the Of
fee at Burke'e Station, which had been
sent over the wires, was the following:
BURKE's STATION, Dec. 2S-3PM
To Gen. Meigs, Washington
In future you will please furnish bet
ter mules. Those YOU have furnished
recently are very inferior.
(Signed) j. f. B. STUART,
General C. s. A.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05
Interesting from Arlkansas.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. General Blunt
telegraphs from Van Buren, Both, that
the enemy retreated during the night of
the 2Sth, towards Arkadelphia About
six hundred sick and wounded rebels
were abandoned at Fort Smith, with
instructions to take care of themselves
Blunt also reports Col. Phillips, who
he had sent into the Indian Territory
with one thousand two hundred men has
driven the forces Of Coffee and Stand
waite, across the Arkansas at Fort
Gibson, destroyed the rebel Notifications
aud barracks, and commissary building
at Fort Davis Colonel McIntosh's COM
mand and the rebel Creeks and Choctaws
express a desire to return to their allegi-
ance to our Government
The restitution of the rebel army is
pitiable. -Four thousand of Hindman' S
infantry are without shoes The loss of
the rebels by the recent raid is over half
a million The rebels are dispensing in
every direction, with the reported inten-
ton of concentrating at Arkadelphia, 50
miles southwest of Little Rock.
General Schofeld had arrived and as
sumed command of the army of the from
tier
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05
Excitement i'm Norfolk.

Fort MONROE, January LIN Nor
folk, last evening, owing to the miscon-
s;ruction of an order issued for a differ
ent purpose, about 200 persons were
arrested while returning from places of
amusement.
Considerable excitement was created
in Norfolk today oy negro celebration.
Contrabands collected together with
their marshals and formed a procession
Of at least 1000 negroes of all kinds and
colors, headed by drums, music, &c,
and paraded through he principal
streets of the city.
They carried several Union flags and
cheered loudly for the downfall of Afri-
can slavery. 1t was understood that
they were celebrating the day of the
emancipation proclamation.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. !.
FLOUR in good demand; spperfne S.
05@5 90 Extra and fancy unchanged
WHEAT advanced &c; closing at $l@
l OF.
CoRN in active demand; for shelled
46; ear HOS.
OATS 52G55
WHISKY in better demand at 35c.
Hoes quiet on account of warm wealth
er, but held firmly at 81 40@5. Re
ceipts 1000
MESS I UrK m yyUOu uCuT7rIIui Ulvl o~1iir,5
at $ll@1l % Bulk meats quiet; held
at 4l@54
LARD dull and heavy; prime sold at
$685. the latter for city.
Nothing done in green meats.
SUGAR 4@9c higher, and in fair de-
mand
COIN up to 32@33. Silver 81 De-
mand Notes q. Exchange frmer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-05

This position was finally carried by
storm.
The gunboats did not cooperate, but
the Benton engaged the Notifications on
Haines Bluff During the action several
of the crew were killed
Capt Gwynn, the commander, was
mortallv wounded.
The 5Sth Ohio, Sth Missouri, I'd Ken
lucky sustained considerable loss in Sat
urdays fight
Banks and Farragut are expected to
cooperate but had not arrived