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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29
For the Journal.
FROM BRATTLEBORO'.

u. S. HOSPITAL, Jan. 10, 1864.
Mn. EDIroR.--It 10 with feelings of real
pleasure and thankfulness, that received
package last eve enclosing six late numbers Of
your valuable weekly and q couple of dailes
they were messengers conveying news to
me and others here, from our homes and
friends, whereby we are today passing pleas
ant hours reading them in this our lonesome
work. How kind in you to send them
though the soldiers way is rough, he has
warm heart, never forgetting the many kind
favors shown him.
We are having rainy day here causing us
wounded boys to note the difference of fair
day from an unpleasant one very distinctly !,
the wounds are much more painful in un-
pleasant weather, than in fine.
All the wounded men from the 10th Regt.
that were transferred from the vicinity Of
Washington at the time was. are doing fine
ly. see your papers contain the main facts
of the late engagement Of the gallant Tenth
Regiment with the rebels; it did its dut,
nobly, patrioticstl,, and cons oientiously, the
men knowing that 20 them belonged the duty
of doing their share With the rest of our gal
liant Regiments, towards upholding the honuI
of the Green Mountain State, and the noble
heroism Of our forefathers. Right cheeIiully
was the order complied with to fix bayonets
and charge, and rie hit CALAMITY was the hill
cleared of the Johnnies and nobly was it held
in the face of superior numbers, and perfect
storm of bullets: Vermont may well be proud
of her noble Tenth Regiment.
received letter from Co. b. last eve, say
ing that private Ira H. Evans had received q
LIST Lieutenants commission in oolored reg
iment, and had gone to Baltimore to join his
regiment. Thus is a most deserved promotions
young man of pleasing address, excellent
morals, brave as lion and possessing thai
most necessary qualification to all in the houl
of danger, "perfsct self possession" Soor
after our regiment joined the Sd Corps, hi
was detailed at MAJ. Gen. French head quar-
Iers, where he remainad until he received hi
commission. o. the day OF the fight he cam
up to the regiment and took gun and equip
ments from sick man and voluntarily wen
into the fight with his company. After WI
had scaled the fence in our charge, and h
stood firing by my side in the open field, h
turned to me and said: well Sergeant. this /
pretty warm work isn't it. ! was inclined 4
think il was. The loss Of Gimmy Storrs |
severely felt by us all he was a most cheer
full and winsome companion young ma
that in his cheerfulness thought and felt deep
ly; he was a noble youth, and most sincerel
is he mourned by us. Lieut.. Stetson di
his duty Of course like father has he bee
to US since we left Vermont, and like a fathe
is he loved and respected by every member {
his company
Hoping to be with you soon, am as eve
N. T.
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Our Arup Correspondence
PROMOTIONS IN lsr VERMONT AR
TlLLERY.


A letter, dated Fort Slocum, d. c., Jan.
uary 18th, gives the following promotions
Battery B.-2nd Lieut.. @. g. Howe to b,
junior st Lieut.. Serg't r. B Parker to b,
Senior 2nd Lieut.. Setg't VIM. w. Gage tc
be junior 2nd Lieut..
Battery C.--2nd Lieut.. VIM. V Meeker TO
be junior LIST Lieut.. Serg't Major J. A. Lew
is to be senior 2nd Lieut.. lst Serg't Mer.
rift Shermsn to be junior 2od Lieut..
Battery D.-2nd Lieut.. G. w. Dodge to be
junior LIST Lieut.. lst Serg't Geo. Dunbar
to be senior End Lieut.. Serg't - Bedell
to be junior End Lieut.
Botery End Lieut.. Chas. II. Arson to
be junior LIST Lieut.. Serg't w. o. Dicken-
son to be senior 2nd Lieut.. LIST Serg't w.
s. Bemis to be jui ior 2nd Lieut..
Battery G.--2nd Lieut. 2. Diggens to be
junior lst Lieut., Commisssry Serg't w. s.
Eaton to be senior End Lieut.. LIST Sergt T..
A. Turner to be junior End Lieut..
Battery H-2nd Lieut.. J. h. Markham to
be junior LIST Lieut.. Serg't r. J. McWain to
be senior 2nd Lieut.. LIST Serg't +. k. Tar,
to be junior End Lieut..
Battery End Lieut.. S. II. Foster to be
junior st Lieut.. kegimental Quarter Mas
ter Serg't f.. l.. Foster to be senior 2nd Lieut..
Battery K.-2nd Lieut.. L. A. Todd to be
junior LIST Lieut.. LIST Serg't Geo. II. Sowles
to be senior 2nd Lieut. Serg't A. q. Fleu.y
to be junior 2nd Lieut..
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day and esme into Mitthe's Station at day
light This was the second squad from the
same company said the rust were coming as
fast "A they Can't on picket. They appeared
bright and intelligent, had heard of the Am
nesty proclamation" and thought il would do
moro towards dispensing Lees army than any
other measure. They we're greatly surprised
to end our soldiers rs-onisting, hid never
heard Of our" Veteran Corps" though when
their boys learned that fact, Md o. the large
bountes paid, they wohla nave the blues
worse than ever" Trey were astonished to
see the amour, cfe,ores and supplies for our
army, Thought II didn't look much like being
played Out, as they had been told, and said the
rAEons of our men at one meal we're more than
they saw in week. All these statements were
asserted aud confirmed With explosives too
numerous to insert here,
II these stories were told by our deserters
only, we should receive them with very
broad margin, but there are numbers arriving
daily, having no knowledge of each other,
there can be no conniving; their reports all
agree in the main, corroborating substantially
the most exaggerated rumors Of the dissatis-
faction and destitOtion In Lees army.
The weather has been very much like set
tied winter, since this month came in, with
beautiful, pleasant days and cold nights for
two or three days it has been warmer. ground
is ,hSwing so it is getting very muddy; APP
pears like breaking up in the spring.
Evidently "Old Virginia" is getting very
tired, the old song to the contrary notwith-
standing, and would like very much to rest
to be "let alone" This can't be done she
must suffer. SO Uncle Sans and Abas boys
think. Truly yours,
nnarllt.uu
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WHAT

The above enigma. which should be studied
out and practiced by all who wish to begin
the new year Alright, we saw posted in one OF
the stores in lNis city. That no one may lose
the benefit o, it. we give the explanation !
4" Hand over what yOu olos. "-Portsnouh
Chronicle.
The Spanish courts have just decided a
law suit which has been transmitted through
two centuries and half of time aud eight
generations of men. The case involved the
inheritance of Pizarro the conqueTer OF Peru
In Dixie, Brandy, il sugared, is $3.50 q
taste
A Jerseyman was lately arrested for fog
cling woman, and excused the act 10y saying
be was near-sghted and thought il was his
wife
A young lady out West who lately colldet
with an iee-bound sidewalk remarked as sh'
assumed perpendcular position. "Ill have
a man to hang ON to before another winter.
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For the Daily journal
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Rn.NnN GrArrnN Va 4


BRANDY STATION, Va.
Jan. 10, 1864.
Mr.. EDIToR.-No startling events have
transpired in this vicinity TO record since my
last. All talk Of a move or winter campaign,
has subsidized, and all seem comfortably and
permanently settled in winter quarters. The
utter impracticabiity Of such moves, in Vir-
GINA at least, one would suppose was fully
settled by Gen. Burnside's Mud campaign"
last year.
There are some improvements here to note,
which may be OF interest to such as propose
TO visit the Army this winter.
As the great " desideratum'' here is some
thing TO eat, we are happy to inform our
friends that their physical wants can now be
abundantly supplied, even in this barren and
forsaken country, for we have Pavilion, 'chat
is Pauilion, kept by Mr.. Hosea Drew OF
your Village, with table room for one hundred
persons, and tents adjoining for store rooms
and cooking purposes. Meals served at all
hours, with all the variety of city markets,
Such persons as have scruples about taking
the soldiers rations of their friends, can ind
ample variety to crafty the most fastidiou'
taste. AZ for lodgings, well--no trouble
about that. there are always enough ready, tc
stake the stranger IN"
Quite business is done here shipping reb
ell deserters to Washington; twenty-five wer'
sent this morning. and many have been sen
before They are found inside our lines, il
squads Of -four 60 six, aud taken to Culpep
per, where the old jail affords safe iodain.
ill they can be Forwarded Six of this 10
were Alabamians, belonging to one company
were on picket, selected place 20 ford tn
river in the day time, left the post Just befor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29
Alternative SYRUP

For Secondary Syphihs Frupfons on theskiH Sore
Throat Mouth and Noie Loss If hair Oh Norrs :
S,rellros Paini in the Boae' anil al ofhec signs 81
secondary VeHereai Disease D. No Remedy ever dscoy'
ed has done what has been achieved by hs Under rs
se everv form OF constitutional syphtc faint IL speed
ily cured and short time the subtle poison u com.
pletely eradcaied from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored. " ~ was ihf
,egs3 fhaf cured gentleman from The south then stop
ping NJ Netoport. aud Tor eAcA H. prese'red Dr.. ~
,sn $3.50 bssides has bH after hau,ag been under me
freataent Of he most euineuf pbytrians IN Bataore'
Philadelphia and Neio fork for FivE YEARS, UlOne
large bottle lasts month.prics $40 half size $3.50
Sent by express in sealed package secure Prom oossT-
ration an recent Of the pricc by mail.
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nIIIRETIC COMPOUND,

For Gon9frhrH elect ahd M Diteascf ~ ne Dfm
arv Oygans. 4 VI This new remedy contains neither
i.s,n Copai,a Spirits Of Nre. Cubebs, Iufpentino
~ ss o,hsr uauseaus drugs but Is elegant yegeia-
bic LIQUID pleasant the taste and SMELL cooling cleans,
10 and healing in is operation. speedily aaying ali
hat and irritation in the urinary passages You hete-
nc who haze been swallowing down B1isam Copaiud
either in capsules or mixtures for mon b. without bone
a. until SICK and pale, your breath aud clothes are hed
,b ia vile odor throw away the disgusting mixtures,
And send for bottle Of this Ne,e Remedy which will
not only cure you at butt will also cleanse the 's
ten nom the Injurious effects OF the mixtures you nave
heen taking 10 long II warranted To cure IN one nag
the time Of any other incidence he ptce totN b. ~
funded One boftieott sufficient Price S3,-douol'
size, SIS.
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PALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG
Office, 10 Green Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
BOSTON, MASS.
\ irHz ONLY ARTIFICIAL LEa MANuFAcTuREn IN

\ iTHR ONLY ARTIFICIAL LBG MANUFAcTuRED IN
u NEW ENGLAND PArRoSIzEp ny GovEhNMBNr
THIS Justly and widely celebrated Artificial Leg
which received the Great Prize Medal in Europe, is
worn by upwards Of si5 yasaHd persons, represented
BY every profession, occupation and trade in life.
The leg n0tural in It's appearance as to defy de-
lection, and is easily and gracefully worn as
OF the amputa,on, the artificial leg completely compen-
the loss The patient walks without or eruteh
Many army officers and soldiers. whose legs ampu
Ated but few inches from the body have had legs ap
pli'd and returned into active service TIE PALMER
LEG is e8arded the only reliable limb now manufac
turcd.
free all who apply ~ Soldiers supplied v'tAo'a
charge.
SO % PALMER CO., 10 Green street, Boston.
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800 REWARD! 500
For Medicine that will
COUGHS, INFLUENZA, TICKLING IN
THE THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH
OR RELIEVE CONSUMPTlVE
COUGH, AS QUICK AS

c OE'S c o g ii B A l. A NJ.
OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES have been
sold native town, and not single instance Of it's
failure is known. have 10 possession, any guam
uty Of certificates, some Of them from EMINENT
hYslClANS, who have used 1t ia their practice, and
given It the prominence over any other compound
TT DOES MOI DRY UP COUGH,
But loosens it, enable IN patient 10 o1pociora,g
freely Two or three Doses will invariably Iickline
in the Throat hall Bottle has often completely
ed the most
STUBBORN COUGH,
And yet though Is aud speedy in its operation
II is perfectly harmio being purely vegetable IL Is
very agreeable the taste and may be administered 70
children Of any age In case Of GROUP we will guar
antee cure, II taken in No Family should be
without it, II il within the reach Of ALL the price beng
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
And II investment and thorough trial does not
4" back up the above statement, the money will be
funded We say this. knowing its merits, and feel
hdent that trial will secure for It home in every
household Do waste away with Coughing, when 50
small investment will cure you. 1t MAJ be had OF
any respectable Druggist in town. who will furnish you
with ulaT Of genuine certificates Of cures It la
made G. q. CLARK a co,
Wholesale Druggists. New Haven Conn. Propnetors.
For sfeby Druggist ia city, country and everywhere
For sale at Wholesale, by
D. g BARNES a CO, New York,
GEO. C. GOODWINS Co. Boston. 7095.da~
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DEATHs IN KICHMOND PRIsONS.

VHh no IN INIVIIMVNU hIOVNN.
From a list OF deaths In Richmond, Va
prisons, from Oct | to Dec. 81, 1868, we Sc
lect the names of Vermonters, as folluws,
Oct. "a, II. Money, Co. l., LIST cavalry.
Oct u, F. Cowley, Co. A, do
Nov. 6, w. Thompson, Co C, 10Th reg't.
Nov. II. w Russell, Co. NJ, lst cavalry.
do. J. b. Farrand, Co. b, do.
Nov. 20, $. s. Lincoln, Co. |. 10th reg't.
Dec. 8, p. B. Davis, Co. /, 10th reg't.
Dec. 8, A. S. Lampson, Co. +, LIST cavalry
Dec. 10, p, Clnpp, Co. G.. do.
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TESTIMONIALS no THE VALUE OF


MoNrPEIIEa Oct. IL, 1868.
Having witnessed the effects OF the of Nitrous
Oxydo Gas in the extracting Of teeth by DR. NJ Come
gys take pleasure ~ stating that think IL one OF the
geatest i'm provemeuts of the in the application OF
science for the relief Of pain It's use regard far pre-
ferable TO that Of Ether Choroform while the relief
from pain is Just entire that Of Ether OF ChoIo-
form IL is free from those depressing influences that Of
ten follow their use ! commend its use as safe and
entire relief from pain those who wish 10 have teeth
extracted and ever retain pleasing associations connect
cd with the operation. -. =. -
W. II. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.
DR. JOHN NJ CoMRaYs-D Dear SIR Having witness
ed the effect Of the Nitrous Oxyde Gas administered by
you for the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
fully in the statement above made by Dr. Rich
afdsOn.
further state that this Gas hf long been known to
scentfe men, and has often been administered by Pro
fessors and Lecturers in all our Colleges as pleasant
sud amusing experiment More recently, 1t has been
extensively used by Dentists in various parts Of th'
County, for the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
no injury from lis use ever wing been reported have
no hestancy Ia saying that believe It 20 be the safes
and agent present known TO the Profession, FOL
rendering the system insensble 70 pain under denta
or surgical operations. .,... - .
Z Barton, Vt, Oct u. 1868. dwu
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stOUu thaI ~, Improvement d0e5 MOI pT-lrcI OOInnG
that is dragged through the mud but II the wcarer viii
keep her dress, Cher uuderskirts are usually short
enough from the sidewalk, the PRorEcroH will prevent
most cfectuay the muddy heel from soliug the cloth
ing They are ap Ii d ia moment 80 lac feet, hu x
over the heel Of the boot and cov'r Dee ankle keep
ing It warm and dry. They exceedingly stylish in
appearance. and above all useful.
The enton Of adies and misses attending school is
particularly called ~ this invention TIE cost is but ri
aing, compared with their mctits tor sale by Dry
Goods aud Boot and Shoe dealers The trade supplied
m liberal terms. Address HARRl-' Skur PNorrcroR
Co., Lock Box, No 81, Providence, X S293
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SHEEP SHEDDING WooL.-Mr. Lewis
Clark, in the Wisconsin Farmer, rays the best
plan to keep the wool on sheep is to keep
them fat. and that if sheep run down from
any cause, and are fed high at once, their
wool will start. Even change Of pasturage,
from poor to timothy and clover pasture,
will start the wool from lean sheep But
the feeding of corn, beans, wheat, rye, barley,
oats, vegetables, OF anything that sheep will
eat that makes fat, avoiding sudden changes,
will not only cause the wool to stick, but will
increase it more than enough to pay the addi-
tional cost.
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NERVE INVIGORATOR,

For Nervous Dsbihfy; seminal IFeakaes Los Of
Potoer. Inpotencv, Confusion Of fhmgAf, Loss ~
NsB,orv fffl,nbc Tcq yfr, GLOOMY AJprthetiiOns
Fear Despoudeiey aud Melancholy, irhich may c'd ~
Loss Of Reas0H ~ This new remedy for that fearful
train of mental and nh vsca evils a'sng from reHeTea
ercesses and secret habits Of ne young, Is composed
Of the most soothing, strengthening and nyieofaurg
medicines 10 be found 10 the whole Vegetable Kingdom
forming ia combination the most perfect autidoie for
this obstinate and distressing class n mAsdes ever yet
discovered IL has been TO nearly every STATE
IN the Union relieving the untold sufcrings Of hundreds
who have never the inventor, restoring them 10
health strength and happiness one large bottle lasts
a month Proe SO half size, IS 80 ~ THESE
POUR GREAT REMEDIES are the result of over
twenty Years study and practice, and prepared
they arc known TO be the very best for their respective
purposes 4 am therefore induced in make Them public.
Tor hu hcneht Of those who Otherwise could never avail
themselves Of their siftues They warfA ted re-
presented every respect ot the PRICE ri b rfuHatd
~ Prepared and sold ONLY by DK MATIlSON, At
his REMEDIAL tNSTtrt fE FrR SPECIAL MS
EASES, No % UNION SlREEF PROVIDENCE.
r. L. aud sent by Express 90 all parts Of the country.
IN closely ed package secure frON obsrrafon, on
receipt u the price by mail
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uIoHLY IMpoRrANT To FEMALEs

IIIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
III IN DELICATE HEALTH.--Dr. Dow. Phi sician
and Surgeon, No Endioott Street, Boston
is consulted daily Tor ali diseases incident TO
the female system. PrOapsus Jteu,or falling OF
the Womb. Fluot Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual deranF omeuts, are ali treated upon new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
feW days So invariably certain is the new mode OF
treatment that obstinate complaints yield under II,
and afflicted person teoices in perfect health
Or pow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of women and children, than any phys
clan In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients Who may wish
70 stay ia Boston a frw days under his treatment
Dr. Dow since s45, having confined his whole auen-
ton TO an office practice fnr the Of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
n BAH letters must contain four red stamps, or
they vii not be answered.
Office Hours from A.Nt 9P.H
Anvil 1852 4b 90
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NOTICE TO INVALIDS.

o. over Three Hundred Ihousatd Dollars are pad
n .windiing quacks annually in New England alone,
which is morse than firo'oH aeoy. This comes from
trusting the false and deceptive advertisements of men
calling themselves Doci0ys who have no medical educa-
Won. and whosc on recomm cudatou s whaf fhiy 'og
OF tAsHseiues o = Advertising pnysioisns, In nine
cases Of ten aposf0f and he only safe way is
20 go 90 regular pracfsing FAyacian mat you
knoo or, II prefer 20 consult one who makes your
spcaaify, be that h Is physician and not
prefenacr, will have 20 roget H. ~ Dr.
MAt is The nuly regular physician ~ Providence II
IN New England. Who I'd ieftises, aking special
" Of pirate aa4od'ssi asa lin oIvEs uNDouHtED
1EsriNoSIALs from come Of the most eminent physi
clans surgeons and citizens % this and other States
Enrose stamp for postage aud soud for them. With
pamphlet ON SPECIAL DISEASES, and DISEASES
or WOMEN. scut frse O. Dg. NJ is a regularly edu-
Gated physician N twenty years experience Ten IN
extensive geHefai Jractce, until declining health
PEELED him fcnqui,h that aud adopt office praece,
treating all diseases and dih ulties u pirate nature
in both sexes married single, giving them his whote
attention. Persons, therefore, having any important OF
difficult bis spccialy will save muchlume and
pense by consulting Dr N boflre going tlsewhefe-
" Advice At this oih.e, fee by letter. 81 Write
your name, and ylttHiy and direct = Lock
Box No. Xxx, Providence Po't-oihoe orto DIR. MAI
IlSON.
No. % Union ST., Providence, X. l..
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CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From eight twenty years standing, with
to SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties of Buchu, Dispensatory of
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable work the Practice
Of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.. Physie
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. Ephraim Mcdowell, cele-
DRAFTED hysiciAn, and Member Of the Royal College o
Surgeons, Island, and published in the Transactions
Of the King aud Queens Journal.
See Medeo Crurgcal Review, published by Benjamin
1rayers, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most ofthe late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BuoHu, 81 90 FER BOTTLE, SIX PoR IS 90.
EXTRACT sAnsAPARILLA, 81 90 PBR BToTLB SIX
pom s. 0O. IMPRovED RosE WASH, so PER BOTTLE, on
six PoR S2 so
Or half dozen Of each for W. 90 which will be sufficient
cure the most obstinate cases, II directions adj
hored to-
Delivered tc any address, securely packed from obser-
walton.
u Describe symptoms in all communications Cures
guaranteed Advice gratis.
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BLOODL BLOODl! BLOODl!
Helmbolds Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
SYPHILIS.

This is m affection u the Blood and attacks the Sex
ua Organs Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat VIM
pipe and other Mucus Surfaces, making lis appenrant
in the form Of Ulcers. He mbold's Extract Sarsapan
purihes the Blood and all Soay Eruption Of the
skin, giving 10 the Complexion Clear and Healthy
Color II being prepared expressly for this class u
plants its B'ood-Purying Properties preserved
reaer than any other preparations Of SAsapar
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me Alderman ofthe city
OF Philadelphia II Helmbold, who being duly sworn
doth say, his preparations contain narcotic, no
curry, other Injurious drugs, but purely vegetable
Ii. I. HELBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day Of No
yembor 1904.
WIN. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, Philadelphia,
Address Letters for information In confidence.
II. 7. nELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot lOi South Tenths below Chestnut, Phil
BEW ARE OF COUNT FEITS
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS.
Who endeayor to dispose "oF THEIR OWN" and
er" articles the reputation attained by
Helmbods Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchu,
SarAparilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut GU, the dyertsement, and send for IT, AND AVON
MPosiTtos AND EXPOSURE.
nBLMBoLp's Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 5M
Broadway, New York.
4Ogl
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The new territory OF Idaho, which COM
prises the Western portion of Nebraska, is
twice MS large as Dragon or California, and
as large as Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky
Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia combined.