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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ORRICI BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RI. co.
" WAEEIEGroN, N0vem Der l2ts 1854
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% - - - - - - -
ger Trains between Washington and Baltimore
Ne; ;lzBtIffMoRE, WAY ssfafioE HAR.
eIssS RG TRAIN-LeaTs Washington 6:Se 4. NJ
Arrive 81 Baltimore $40 AN.
No. 2-EEW YORK WESTERN EXPRESS
Leave Nashington 1870 NJ; seting ga ot hsiay
Fhilsdslphis. . Sc 5'r' P. g. New York 6:soF.x.
Fo.s1NsW YORK MAIL rRAIN-Lssvs WNh
m, Philadelphia a:s7 Pm, New York 1000
No, 4-BALr1MoKB TRAIN-Le.ve Washing
ton 500 P. NJ Arrive at Baltimore 4:50Ps.
wy YORK SSo9nI0TATioS .Ind;. s;;
No, -eosroN, ALBANY q NEW YORK Ex-
Arrive At Ne. York 500 A. M Nails M and i Passea:
gers by this train connect with all the early morn.
and West, No philsdsiphis or baltimore tickets
No. 7-BALriMoRE Il HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Wsshingson 900 P. NJ. and STRIVE st baisi-
No. s-nEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAlN-Leave Wsshing gton st $40
p M: sioppipg at ay House fsr Western passsn::
Psrsepsbnrg. and all points in the West
FOR ANNAPOLIS the eonnscsions will be Gnsde
day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
for passengers on Sunday are the 7:&o and
3 P. NJ for Baltimore, and $50 P. NJ. for Bslti-
more and Philadelphis, and tie d P. u. for New
York ONLY.
SLEEPING CARS direct to New York on P. N.
and $50 P. " train dEilJ, except on Sunday. On
sunday the Sleeping Cars the $50 p. NJ. train
run TO Philadelphia only.
~ Passengers leaving Washington at 7:3O A.
n. and u and >:38 P. NJ, 80 II rOugh to New York
without chsnE Eing cars. -
Por further info rms tiCn tickets of every kind, ,
Scapply to GEO. g. KUpNTZ, Agent at Wasa-
.pston. or at tha Ticket Office.
". p. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
l., N. COLE, General Ticket Agent. nov Il
Evening star., 1864-12-13

BOSTON, Dec l2-Mayor Lincoln has been
reelected by over 1000 majority. The Repub-
licans elect full board OF Alderman and a
large majority OF the Council.
Mayor Lewis, Republican, is reelected in
Roxbury. Josiah g Peabody, Republican is
elected Mayor OF Lowell; Phineas Pail, Repub-
Iicen, is elected Mayor Of Worcester; and Mr.
Neal is elected hIavor OF Lynn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROVER'S THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near willard Hotel

FAREWELL BENEFIT
Snd last appearance of the celebrated Comedian,
DAN sETCHELL,
IN the successful Em OtiUnal D1ams OF
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
THIS EVENING, December l3.
will be produced the reat Sensational Drama, en-
titled
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT
bhnky brown mr. setcneo
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
First Appearance of the Great
VESTFALI.
foRDs NEW THEATER
Tenth strsst, abous Pennsylvania avenas
Second night of the engagement of the distin-
Mrs D. P BOWERS.
Who has been universally pronounced
THE QUEEN OF THE TKhGIC STAGE
She will appear
THIS EVENING, December l3, 1861,
in her powerful rsnd tion Of
LADY AUDLEY.
q John Broug AIMS celebrated dramatization of
LADY tUDLEYS 8 sEChEr;
THE MYSTERY OF FFAuDLEY COURT.
Supported by eplendit Cast
sH Mlcnael audley----- .-.-....M MIR IL b Phillips
Iole' !, hGoie! -, Air u A emerson
Luxe haI NJ '-"..' Mr ii tosstn
george IateoYs. ..-............. Mr. W j COsawell
VI Dd"soD D. DIR VI u spear
Sir II airy Tcxers. .--.....-...........M Mr. \ Burns
~ ,hiH .oai'ta M " 0RF!sy
Alicia -. Miss Jenny Gourlay
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC Avn
PfNACOTHEC8,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

= son1enien. Hen MT and G desirs5ie hoosEs or ilth
Hin jnst dnish ed, are FOR ,aie. They are three
stories, with /. two stony back bui,d'ns cellar
het and cold water, clothes room, trout aud ha,k
pe ss nshet IN the best se
r,sn y;thopt ttS regard 70 The
With 5oossfh the way It is the insen on
1e ir ffus pfa nd + the ss1 o a
cost Of 5 parchaser' Apply to "a Z T.+ BsoWs,+
VATE sALE.-We offer for sale Lot On the
south side of q street, between Sixth and Seventh
shs front By three @ story BRICK souss Sn
containing ten rooms and on the rear with an al
msnufscsurng building, saspied I With % steam men en-
glne ana best OF machinery for turninga pinning
ebrated mscbines for cnttin 2, planning, an mould
ing irregular forms OF wood.
ips Office, book biSdery, or any mlnnfaetarine
purposes, and will be sold with or wi aout the ms
oApplyy't JAS. c; MCGUIRE CO., Auction sna
EQR sALE-A neat: and we'll fitted up Bill:
now paying a handsome income, ten years lease,
the f, lures: and three Phelan tables can be par
MiTopEALa SONS, Rfal Estate Brokers.
SOutheaEt corner Pa. and 18th ST.
FOR REST-Tw0 nicely FURNISHED ROOMS,
near Government Printing OSce, $50 per month.
dec J. l2t'
q OOMS FOR RENT-Three or four FURNISHED
h CHAMBHRs; also. with water apd gas, and ne
Of bath and parlor. for r. Mt TO gentlemen. Apply
at 1908, north side of Massachusetts, avenue, oh-
tween 4ih and 5th SITS, Gee Il
ICOR SlLE-A new three story brick HOUSE,
Il sou Invest corner of 2d ana Msrkec ats, George
town, d. c.. containing II rooms, with all the
latest improvements, in peffect order, e Brick
stable. Ice Rouse and all ueces sary outbuildings
sttschsd. House = by 40. lot 81 by $50. Price
s35,0u0, Terms easy, sad possession when 4uired
For fu-th particulars apply on the premises.
- ms
BNOK RENT-Two ROOMS, on second floor, suit
Il sble for four gentlemen, and one first floor.
Inquire at 437 6th street. between G and 81
streets. west side. q
ECRNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT. wiIhost Board,
to gentlemen only-347 street. near 18TH
Inquire Of Mrs A. E. STEPHENSON. au si-n
"A Ona DRUG STORE,
Three HOUSES,
Three LOTS,
Five Farms.
Inquire at 455 Massachusetts avenue, near 6th
street. nov l9 I'm
FINO LET-Two large ROOMS. on Pennsylvanis
Il avenue, No. 245. suitable for stores or Oh ces
Apply on the premises, or at no. 900 h street, be-
tween 18th and 10Th. Bov 23tf
Evening star., 1864-12-13

Arrival of Admiral Farrasut.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The United States
sloop- Of ar below is supposed to bs the Hart
ford with Admiral Farragut.
Evening star., 1864-12-13

GRoRGEToWy SCHoOLs.-The writer was
present at the quarterly distribution OF Carts
of Merit, 10 the most deserving pupils OF the two
schools recently established in the fine new
school house on High street, and was grathed
by the manifest Increase in pubIic iayor IN the
unusually large audience present IN despite OF
the unpleasant weather.
The services consisted OF singing, with me-
lodeon accompaniment. prayer, and short ad.
dress, by Rev. Dr. Brown, OF ,h 1ne briage street
and the presentation of the cards. at the rate OF
or q for zach six of the number in the schools.
ard the honorable mention OF about dozen
These schools are more than full, as are the
primary departments Of those below. at this
latter house, situated On Montgomery street,
near the Aqueduct Bridge, there will be sim
liar ceremony, on Friday, the 10th, at3 o'clock,
in which four schools will participate, and
where the Board OF Trustees fwho were all
present but one. on this oceasion,) will be glad
to see all who feel an interest in public edGea-
tion II.
Evening star., 1864-12-13

1OV SEVENTH STREET. AO1
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Having just returned from New York. would
respectfully can the attention of the citizens Of
Washington. Georgetown. ana Alexandria, to our
lsrgs and well assorted stock Of Goods, comprising
in part
SHEETIN6S, frsm 50 to 76 cents
Heavy CANTON FLANNELS, IS cents,
HAMILTON, best. 70 cent?.
Bleached and Unbleached MC5LISS, SH to 40
cents.
CALICO, in great variety, s. cents.
All-weul W hite and Coi1red FLANNELe, 81 cts,
large stock Of SHIRT BOSOMS. IS cents.
MOUSELIN DELAiNES, first quality, As cents.
SATlNETS. for Bsys' wear, 75 to 81 cents.
HOOP SKIRTS, (forty springs, SI.5O.
A great variety Of Ladies and Gents GLOVEs.
sckRFs in great variety.
sPooL COfToN resn & Daniels. 800 yards, 10
an Yards SPOOL COTTON, Clarks', ca cents.
Best Quality PINS and NEEDLES. cents.
great variety of LADIES' CL0AKS, from
Auction from SlO upwards.
MERINOEs ALPACAS at greatly reduced prices
A general assortment of GENTLEM1N'S FUR
NISHING GOODS, which " 9 otier to sell very low.
In fact general assortment OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
in variety suff cient to suit the most faBtldious
Come one, come all, to the Crest bargain store OF
nov 28-sws JULIUS SYCEL.
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THE OXFORD HALL GF MUSIC Avn
PfSACOTHECa,
Ninth street. fronting on Pennsylvania avenrs

THE GREAT STANDARD,
RhsRING IN THE SUNSHINE OF SUCCESS
AN ENDLESs ROUTINE or NOVELTIES
THE OXFORD
is tn one Great Institute OF the day supplyin to
the citizens OF Hashin gton never ending fund of
eDjoyr en. presenting all the greatest Stars of the
protesslon, regardless of time, labor. expense
Never since the comic muse was 6rst ipyok I'D has
anything 70 equal the great Oxford been recorded
il the history of the Stage.
TIE vast number oi its cOEl pany, the spendOr of
its PRODUCTIONS all proclaim il to be ths
GREAT VARIETY THEATER OF THEAGE
Read the iormid able array OF names Comprising
the great combination. -S
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Second week Of the great
RAVEL MARrINETTI FAMILY
PHILIPPE MARrINETTI,
PAUL MARTIN ETH.
ALBERT MARTINETTI,
MONS ANTONIO,
HARRY CARTER,
HUGHEY DOUGEERTy,
JULIAN MARTINEZ
ESTHER MARTINEfTI,
M'ME MARZATTI.
MILE SALLIE. BILLY BOYD, w. ROSS
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,,
the Scottish n ghting gale, the great Corr de Bal
let, and twenty seven other performers.
FOX. CURRAN i NORRIS, Proprietors.
Every night this week the great pautomime of
THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
in which piece the whole of the eat troupe ap-
FASHIONABLE MATINEEs EVERY sArUR-
DAY. dc IL 6t
Evening star., 1864-12-13

T'HE GREATEST STORY OF MODERN TIMES!
There is now in course of publication ir the col
umns Of the
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
an original and thrilling romance. entitled
SYRIA, THE JEWESS;
TIE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO.
from the pen Of the renowned romancer.
LOUIS LEON,
whose powerful romancss. " THE SILVER SH1Pn
and "THE STEP DAuGHTER's PORTION" 80 electri-
fed the readin. world while running through the
columns of
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY,
now universally admitted to be the most perfect
family literary journal in the world.
sGSESS sESESs" T1srTI is the GREATEST STORY oS
The plot is plieated and thrilIin to held
sR and pawsr ae.o1tsy
Nobody can arise from the perussl of this great
snd that h Il
ended SO soon. Everybody SHOULD read IT.. for
same me tine stret, moral in tone and in the lesson
which it teaches.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY is also publishing
MRS. MARY J. HOLMES
GREAT STORY,
FAMILY PRIDE;
PURIFIED BY SUFFERING.
adas, DIST
oeO SEVENTH STREET $50
HoUsEKEEpERs, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"
LARG EST STOCK
FURNITURE AND HOUsEKEEPING GOODS
IN THE DISTRICT
AND AT PRICES THAT DEFY CoAPETITIoNi
We ash the public to call and examine cur stock
Of Furniture and Housekeeping Goods previous to
making their purchases. and save at least fifteen
per cent.
CARPETS RUGS. MATS,
OILCLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
from the New York Auctions. at Greatly Reduced
Sl9ffrEEsss 9sfSfrEss.
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
WILLOW WARE
GLASS AND oRoCKERY WARE.
500 BED COMFORTS, which " g can and are SELL
ing less han any house in this city.
1000 COMMON BEDsTEADs, at msnTSastturers' smM%t
desi Ses 7th street. between and K.
AIARINI's FASHIONABLE
NE DANCING ACADEMY.
ysnlpsraHfs Hall, street, beireen 9h and 10Th SIS.
PROF MARINI wishes TO form his nu- "a
meroHs friends end The public in general, &k
that his Second Quarter viii commence on IA
THURSDAY, December lst t6aA
DAYS AND HoURS OF TUITION Ladies, Mi a.
as AM mabters-rue Thursdays and FridaTs
from 8 tohp m. For eteptlemsn-Tuesdsys Thus
days apd saturdays, from TO ~ D. Private les
s0as given at any time desired. Fol- particulars
please call at the Academy during schsol hours. or
address by mail. l9lnI
4 lilies SAFES, the celeb atsd CHILLHD
L. AND WROUGhT IRON FIRE AND BUR
CLAIR PROOFS, with C0MBINATIoN LOCKS.
FRAMEs.
General Con thern agsnsy 81 west Lombard st.
Baltimore, Md. -
noyssm A. PROsEUs. General Agent
s,UTLER TENTB-Gooa second hand SUTLTfR
- TINTS always on hand. and New Tents male
to order sy BARNES & BON, 63S lith street, nesr
Rikyf wharf. nov 0-1maE
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGHToWN FEMALE sEMINARY.-A
II Boarding and Day School, 151 West street.
Geor getown, D. O. The duties of this institution
~ill be resumed September 9Th: Circulars Ilay be
had by addressing the principal
nov l8- Inn ]. HARROVE8
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~ eUTLER TENTS.
(TOOD Eecond. hard Tents constantly on hand
A,o. New Tents Of any siss INSIDE to order By
BARNES SON.
Sail Makers, 63s llth street,
q so 2e-lms near the wharf.
Evening star., 1864-12-13

OLOT HING.
GOING G!-GGING!-aOING,
Down THEY 60.
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WksHINGTON,
No. 460 AND 46I
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr OzRIox,
ALL GOODS sPcNaED.
Where you can fnd ALL. a. the srv,rs
'r,asSsSi ,sssi,sH.
a Ax1hIsSAs. y aI Az.
LATEST STYLES
~" 1' poUBiE BREASTED VESTS.
BusrsEss D SUITS.
PLAIN ANB RAKoY oAssIMHx1.
i0ss'0sf "''1 IH AZ HlsseBsr STOCK
ors&Sfsa sSSf
TIE CITY.
N.B-ws also have
4f0CK
pI1of GOODS
ousroMG WORK.
A. VI UNUSUAL Low PRICES.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
BATS, Gaps, SHIRTS. TIES. sUsPSNDERs,
III. Smith, No. 46c.
SMITH BROS, 20 464,
CLOTBITRs AND MERCHANT TAILoRs,
Eleventh. Etreet, OPP. Post Office,
oc 5-en Washington.
~ STOVES STOVES "a
We invite the attention of those desiring
STOVES to the large and well selected stock we
have on hand. Among our COOK STOVES are the
iIoiter, United stat ,s
PeDnsyl vsnis, Ida,
Pilot, Magnet,
York Complete,
Monitor Raage,
EsrI Esii saSS.,
p.r,or Radiators,
Cylinder Gas Burners,
is PSrsinid stovef SaS for halls and churches.
Cast Iron Gas 3urper,
Etsnley Coal Burner,
Gem Fire Place stove, best in use,
Wilson't Tent Heaters,
NjlIigan's Mess Kits,
CAM HHesting 2 and Cook ng steves.
Aiso. general assor nent of TIN WARE and
e. II. Il ii. 1. GREGORY.
32l Penn. avenue. near 7th street,
deeslw tChronicle.]
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

SMOKE YoR THE CURE OF WoUSDs.-A
correspondent of the Country Gentlema 4,
recommends smoke as a cure for wounds Ia
men and animals. He says: " l cut my 70, {
with an axe. The lady of the house, seizir +
the foot while it was yet bleeding freely, be
II over pan containing smoking tag lock
In few minutes the bleeding stopped, thu
smoke was removed and bandage applied e.
protect it from accidental blows. The wour {
never suppurated, and consequently never pal
ed me. l have seen the remedy tried in sew
eral similar cases, and always with the san'F
results. Let the reader remember that 4
linimept or salve, drawing or healing, shou 4;
be applied. You have merely to smoke thr
wound we'll, and nature will do the rest.
suppose that the smoke OF burning WOO
would produce the same results, but it wou
not be so manageable There is a principle
the smoke Of wool, which, when applied a.
the flesh, coagulates the albumen, inus rer
dering it unsusceptible Of putrefaclion. TIKI
same principle stops bleeding by cosgulatii
the blood. il promotes healing, and may b,
applied with decided benefit TO all ulcer
wounds and cutsneous diseases"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

A letter from the headquarters Of the Arm,
of the James River says: asf ...fns
:" The rebels have had number of the
most experienced sharpshooters perambula'.
ing their lines for some time pact, armt r
with some captured guns of ours. for the pu
pose of discovering Gen. Butler in one OF h.
redes a.ong the lines and at some time shot
ing him-knowing this from undoubted tes
mony. Gen. Lee was yesterday seen on ti,
psrapet of Fort Gilmer from our own Fc
Burnbam, (Harrison) and could have besi
treated to the same entertainment which II
ha. not only sanctioned but actually is pu
suing toward Gen. Butler, but no such COW
ardly act would be allowed by Gen. Butl4'
with reference to Gen. Lee. Will the Rict
mond papers please determine which is tn
Beast and which is the humane and Chi
tisn gentleman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
JOHN FREEMAN,
Il. 5 FRtBnAN.

DIR. H. A. OAKS Dear hi feel very grateful you
for your kindn,ss 10 ine during your attendance. am
Il German BY birth, am AZ years Of age have resided
In America ior hye years Foo espeH gears have been
troubled with bleedlns u the lungs have been under
the tfeaent Of very eminent French and German ply
soi in Europe have also been subject 10 the best
treatment " some eminent American Physicians. Yet
with all III array OF talent mbn'd with all their
anuOus efforts with all their extensive facilities,
srl my Allied their utmost skill used to spit
large quantities Of blood daily My iron frame began
culver under the atIenustiug influence Of disease.
de paired Of recovering Of even beins helped
gave up. fna had decided to let the di take its
course, until wilkins, Esq recon nended me try
your uea,msn, am, inoeed very grateful that otd
for in the short space Of month you old for
me II an all The pm, sicians whom had previously en-.
Ploy'd. ~hether IN Europe or Am RIGA. YOU CURED
Mkil
am. dear sir, yours very gratefully,
q. NJ THOMAS.
Catherine Street. Utica, October lain, 1868
The Doctor may be consulted At Montpelier, at the
durham Hotel. Room No. 8. for two days. Monday
and Tuesday, November l4th and 10th,
For references circulars 70 be had at hi. rooms
othoe hours nom A. M, until & r. N.
CONSULTATION si.Oo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

QUESTIONS FOR Loyal DEMOCRATS. =
What are we to negotiate about Is 1t 8
to the giving up the Mississippi and its ,rit .
tsries, together with New Orleans, Vicksbt (
and Tennessee Is West Virginia, VIII c
has been admitted as new free state. to .
suri endered Are Fortress Monroe and tie
Chesapeake TO be abandoned : Is the rebel
flag TO float at Alexandria, and on the nights
OF Arlington and are rebel cannon to l,e
planted there in sight of and to command 4 9
very capital of the Union ! Are we TO in
suit loyal Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland az d
Delaware by negotiating about them A 9
we TO give pack Western 20 Eastern Virsi-
MIA Where is the line of division to I've
run. and what armies would be strong enou, b
to maintain peace upon the bJrders Whit
portion of the mighty territories uniting us
with the Pacific to be surrendered A e'
we to turn over to the cruel despotism of their
bloody and relentless masters, the milliofs
of loyal people of the South, to whom
have given The most sacred pledge Of the pr
lection of the Unions And, last of oil,
the two millions of slaves, as Jefferson DAVE
complains, who have been emaLcipated by tie
constitutional war proclamation of Presidet
Lincoln, are they to be remanded to slavers,
including the thousands who have so gallant
ly fought in our defense. X. J. WALKKt !.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
Blindness, Deafness, and Catarrh
Cured.

SrRIs0PIRLD CBErhE, Otstgo Co., Dec 10, 1888.
DR. OAKS: Dear Sir--With gratitude PERM to
testify that your extraordinary tkl in operating upon
my ef eye which has been blind for more than foeips
years and restoring sight after having been repeat
eddy pronounced ucurable You have ais unstopped my
ears which have troubled me fec years with noises,
ringing, and deatHss, and which you have restored in
too days 10 perfse, he ring
Fur her you have aso my heart al rest in el ton
to my trouble with CataiTh aud Bone hits l fully
sshed that your capabilities eanoot be highly
ated and appreciaIsd and cheeIfuly recommend
any one who may be uoub d with Blindness. Deafness
and Caarrh, TO call upon you, for know that you
them.
JoHS SInsHy GoHToE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
nIuRETIC COMPOUND,

For the Special Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
suhinq from nprudeuce aud o0nfaqion. " This new
remedy contains neither Copaira, Cubebs T1pentiHe,
or any other drugs but is elegant veReta-
Die liquid pleasant 10 the taste and smell speedily remov
ing an improper discharges and all heat and irritation in
the urinary passages You therefore, who have been TAX
ing Baisd Copaivd In various forms for months without
benefit until sick and pale your breath and clothes arc
filed with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mix
lures aud send for bottle Of this Nep Remedy which
will you once, and a1o cleanse the system from
the Injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
taking so long. II Chronic cases. that have resisted
all kind Of treatment for months and even years oiA
cure Immediately Try IT, and II not represented the
money ioh be refunded. one battle generally sufficient
Price Is. Sent by Fxpress
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAo,

It is rather quiet to-day. There was sorie
picket firing the right. Considerable /, :
tivity prevailed in the lines north of the
James river to-day, bus rain storm, WIFI II
set in early IN the morning, seemed to put a
stop to whstever changes we're intended :
Firing was kept up at the Dutch Gap cal
all day as usual.
Richmond papers.of to-day contain no new
either from Georgia or Tennessee. They have
anticipated battle in front of Richmond ~
several days, and have evidently been prepsI.
ing to resist any advance on our part.
December ALI quiet this morning.
(Signed) w. ID. MoGREeoR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

The message Of Governor Brown to Il
Georges legislature, which was in course
preparation when it suddenly adjourned ,
the approach of Gen. Sherman, is publishe
The Governor takes strong GROUND sgsinn
the recommendation made by JEFF Davis o.
the rebel Congress to repeal entirely exeml,
tons Of all classes, and vest in Davis the di
cretion to detail such persons at he may thin
1t, Gov. Brown shows that no man cou
carry ON any business without the consent
DAVIS, and the liberty of the press would
entirely destroyed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
Catarrh can be Cured.

BIN0HAMP1ON, Dec. 2, 1900
DR.. OAKs--KiHd Sir 81 received your letter inform
ing me when you would be at Little falls again, and
that you would ba happy hear from ana to see
there. Well, SIT, 1 knew Of no persons whom
would rather than you and your wife FIRST, your
wife, because she old schoolmate Of mine aud
secondly, you because know you have cured me Of
disease our pi ysoians called Consumption, but which
you called Chro Caaryh and in justice you
good phy stefan, inform you that am entirely
cured OF Caarrh shich has ai ted me for twenty-five
years my lungs eyes, throat and head we'll; my
breath does not smell II used to do hear those
awful sounds in my years and in fact never enjoyed
better health IN my whole life, ard ten thousand
times thankful 10 you My bes love to you both, and
may God bless you IN your noble avocatiOn.
Yours in haste,
kMMA A. PARKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
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