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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-29
Re.Eitted and Organized
for 1854.

sM=6zR6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ALEXANDRA ROBINSON, r- .MAsAssa,,
lYAe Most Completes Establishment
Now Travelling II America a - -. :
Five |Dsehtng fase.iEtsns. q sss.el az
II I've Clowns low =. i. saal p.Tf q .ns
'fstti The Great Wit and aod:arh afinaaidi
PETE RIVERS, t.se1 eti teree, 81 aeas
s1 The a9saipt' ar.ssal l k.ssnRRsF' yS''4s.t
Az ysEeyALIEp seelsdEqFf0S ,sEa.4 eel ,e,i
HIGHLY TRAINED ARABIAN HORSES, =,
az Isisiss. sen sEDUeA9RD MULES,
3HS ofs se'l HoS l1 ana -rfaMY rRrdk posisss.
The aH5vias Is Ladies sHl Gentlemen a compose III
Troupe Of this Aamm6th Company 81 sft,ii dsci !.
ae1 MADAM eMARIK ROBINSON eess
And her wonderful Dancing Horses ,frA1AtAAEYsns
az oil, MADaLIK, ANEIEys-A ssn
.,Ths Youthful Puma ppnps of tia AreaassIa espi
ST. MA1'LLE ISABELLE. .n sa,s,
= Tho Shsstami aapD anss sa;s HsA" ' =.
.;IW sell" EA FAfRE ,ALIcE," % -
-TAs Posszy.Sf Motion ;'sdh sd' - '''''ii'-
ln,i- PC Mr. h X. KdN9KApk,n sses sai
!, an his PETE GENKINs.
.n"s .tau .SEaENANGi,, e,iI - Sos,.
The most accomplished pEansfe sRs Hiasf p
,,"i MASTER iHBRNANDEz,p- s.i'
The Repoylsa. Equestrian Of daring sOmsrsaais on
HiT i,"4MRa OLIVER boDaE,,s Sr'v p
The champion Roar and Six Horse Bader Of Azusfi
ita, introducing his highly trained Cspanchs stssd
!! sh' @"' Mr.. CHARLES ROSS, 10,
fHs hato 81 ttnins three somerasaats before sHsht
ing on the ground, and known the pan Of 6osa-
The World Renowned
'"%''' 9iwHErToNY' BROTHERS, "'si
3 LEONARD Ann. jams, who will appear in their IN!
acts Of the Giant Move OF the Trape?e
Astb Tyihs Of Moslnus and the Merry Meni
',''' The Gr.iaainud Procession :, s a.
viii enter tha CITY on the morning OF tie day Of Ex-
Ihibitiop at 10 O'CLOCK, led By the SWAN CHARIOT!
drawn BY elegantly marked horses, containing 81,
aLUDWIG'S CORNET. BAND.
Two ExbfbisiSns eadh lday Afternoon ana Evening.
,DooRs .spssnst spd +, NJ Performance to- COM
~, ADMISSION 30 anu as Cents, "
Will Exhibit at .,a 7ai.ie ~ d..ppro 81 'arFeb
~" T~"
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ShOddy in Trouble.

WEEDS battery is doing splendid execu>
ton in the. camp Of therShoddies. His first
she'll struck squarely in the. midst of the
gang of harpies in New York. city. who,
under pretepses Of superior loyalty and pa
triotism, have been fattenipg' upon the,
blood of the nation. The second she'll com,
pletes the work begun by the first, and
leaves to OPDYKE, FIELD, CAMP, HENDERSON
4 Co., not the slightest vestige Of honesty
or honor. The barefaced and shameless
frauds Committed upon the Government BY
these men, the very pinks Of s''loyalty" and
high priests of ''patriotism,a are absolutely.
astonishing even in this day, when tales
of rascalfty Burden the public ear, - y.
We believe it may be- set down A. a rule
which has few, if any, exceptions among
our public men, that Whenever a'mAn is
found continually btasting Of his "loyallty'"
thrusting himself forward conspicuously. IS
the champion of -shouest Old Ahe,n,,- de-.
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in CLOSE proximimity to 16, and all impor
tant to q successful occupation of the Bax'
ter road. The enemy approached in three
lines of battle, but met with such deter
mined opposition, that after two or three
attempts, they abandoned the effort.
Another Repulse.
At4 o'clock the enemy charged our works
near New Market Race Course, but were
sipnally rem E Participant in this
fieht iafor1 1slth theenemy lost heavily
in this chal In many dead and
e1bs f1linlIr n Unless recovered
81 X, ID y lie there still, the two
Ines IN ft|ort being too near foI
a ~ ~ d - lest they should
Fmil 81 The hands Sf shsl pshooters.
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ss,s1 81 IjiaE slisRjla a4 R'!s3f G

and sd great was MsgpMIgdNof 61eERBel,
'Hring numbers that there was temporary
waveriug among our men, who, upon the
FIRST 4 Hockr gave way They were soon
rallied however, our lines restored, and the
enemy made to pay isarfally for 'their' tens
norarv sDeHese.ii 81 suvsisioqH "n Fir"i9
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FROM 7FHE' $ SOUTH:

Hunter aDefeated:.The Battle
= BEFORE Pefersburg.-sgecess 9f
= the Confederates'-Shelling
the. City--A Complaint from
+, General Lee-6trant aHdBeau-
regard I'm Correspohdence-
'asheridan's Defeat A Another aYo 4 i
: Rase, Broken Up .l., a,s ea,..,
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twelve granddaughter howisssrs.i The
men Of this battery fought With nnsurpaas
ed brave ryJ and,onlyu abandoned their guns
aftsH lssing "a horses, which rendered the.
saving oftbeir guns isimpl IAN impossibiity.,
.'Aieng other Iporsionsiofthsl iines. thers;
wasi heavy skirmishing yesterday, and toc>
casisnta cinnonadng until 3 R4m;o Rhensaa
effort Was msde to icsrrY battery Mo- H..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-11
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And waa buy ard sell Gold, SILVER, Exchange. G0vern-
uent TOarhers, Orders on Nashngtol, Sizto Stocks and
Publk sacurdes % every Assnpuon-
Cofl-ettens wll Be pTornp<ly m sd-. asa every kind OF
business attended 20 that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged . per cent. upon
Loans obtained az this Bank. and the most ample pro-
visions are made Tor the ssfe-keeping Of Deposits and for
the accommodation OfDeposit9rs.
II addition to the responsibility n the United states
for the liabilities Of the Bank. the Stockholders are indi-
sidgally responsible n the extent q their stock, IN addi-
ton 10 the aln0ant invested IN such shares, thus ai0rfing
the most ample security % the public.
The following arc the present Stakeholder ~ the in
%stifutlon:
ptzrCroEs. 81
VIM. II. Englsk. Vim. Braden.
". R.Hs1far~s ~ Fen. F. futile,
Levi. jorl0n. John W. Murphy,
Deioss Root. Judge IN Finch
Jer. NcLene.
]. +. d. Lanier. Vim. willard,
Hon. 4. A. Hendricks. A. Baldwin,
Hon. David Klgort. D. W. Noble.
Hon. James A. Crarens, NO. lockwood,
Hon. John c. New, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. T. NJ Su nvsn, James Powers,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, J. l.. Slaughter,
Prof. c. y. Todd, Lucian Hgls,
J. George Silk, VS.. 7. Morton,
George W Riggs. Barnabas Coffin,
Robert Browning, John c.. Hereth,
" J. Holiday, DR.. J. n. CASTOR,
W. r. Holloway. lib. Fitch.
J. ". Maxwell. Dr. J. h. Noodburn,
VIM H.. Fry, JUG. [. Wright.
Julyll
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Aud also all ~infamatory diseases. For further in
nation call and judge for yourself.
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MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,
To Females, Old or Young,
Married or Single!

II You are suffering from any Disease peculiar to your
sex, your should lose no time in obtaining medical aid
where you viii surely find it. The experience and sue
cess which the Doctor has had in Female Diseases hasin-
huenced persons to send him that class of patients for
hundreds of miles.
Sent free, on receipt Of stamp, = copy u our Private
Letter 10 Married Ladies on Health.
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The Doctor will guarantees a cure Of
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE D~EPARrxKSr or INDIANA1
BUREAU OF FINANCE.
INDIANAFoLIs. June ~. le64
INDIANA OFFICERS. who have been OF are serving 10
the army, are informed that their Ordnance Returns
will be made up and presented o. The proper Department
and certificates 81 aequlttaace ohtsuet, frec Of catryc.
by applying 90 Mr.. G. !. keoser. Chief Clerk state Orb.
nance Department. o1c- up starr over Vsj-ns' hard
ware store, No. Il West Arlington street. Ind annapolis.
By making returns, As above directed, officers viii not
only save al fees. but they will be able 70 settie with the
Government and draw their pay from one 10 three
moaths earlier than II the basinsss j. entrusted ;o Claim
Agents.
by order ofGov~rnes AosTcs-
" u. ". TERRELL.
gesgsf fssncial Secretary
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n4fioNAl BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
on

TIE of.csal depository and financial agent u The
United states. and vii f1-nish, on the most fav0ra-
terms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26

THE AMERICAN CoNFuct A History ofthe Great
Rebellion in the United States of America
ls6O-64. BY Horace Greedy Hartford o.
ID. Case & Co.
We have received from the publishers the spec
linen pages Of this work, and have examined them
attentvcly aud critically, with reference to the
real demands Of the people for a thorough and
correct history Of the great events through which
we are passing And we have no hestancy in
saying that in our opinion, it bids fair to be the
greatest thing yet Itpurposes to give the causes,
incidents, and results Of the rebol on exhibiting
especially ia moral and political phases with the
drift and progress Of American opinion respecting
human slavery, from l776 to 1861 1t is written
in style chaste, elegant, aud dignifed. but as
free from stiffness that it will prove as interesting
to the general reader as n novel. The foot notes,
in which it abounds, are the very pith Of excel
loncc. and they display familiarity with Ameri-
can men and things that few men possess.
The work is to be issued in two volumes, the
FIRST Of which will appear about the first Of May
next, and the second as soon as may be after the
war, and it will be sold exclusively by subscrip-
ton. IL is finely illustrated with maps. diagrams,
views OF engagements, and portraits, aud it is
printed in large, clear type, on double column
pages Of white, thick paper. The first volume
will contain 'erenty portraits Of the great political
and military leaders on both sides, and the second
will be illustrated likewise The price Of the
work will be from $3.50 to $500 per volume, ac-
cording to binding-a very low figure, when We
reflect that its value will be priceless
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Deaths.

In WAtsded, Feb, 10Th, Of oAnker-rash, David Car
Isle son Of DE-. David c. and Jane Joysln, aged about
Is months
At Washington, d. c.. Feb. lst, Of small poH Gilbert
o smith Of Mortified, W. aged "a years member Of
Battery /, llth keg't VT Vols. lie was member II
the 18Th Regt W. Vols, and re-enlisted and eft his
home the 10th Of last December 10 join the Battery
He Is the second Of the family that has died Of
this disease within year in the Army Of the Potomac
In Calais, Feb 18th, Miss Lovea ThayeI daughter Of
David and Lucy Thayer, aged 81 years
Mass. papers, please copy
la EAst Montpelier, Feb 4ih, Of typhoid fever, Mr..
George Edwin Bss, son Of Chester and Hannah Bliss,
IN the 23fd year Of his age
In Hancock, Feb, 3h Mrs. Betsey Barnes, reliot Of
the late Zerah Barnes, Esq., aged 70 years.
Geo. w. Wiley, Co. +, LIST Rect y. S. Sharp Shoot
eIs and Of the recruits which went from Barre In
January last died at Camp Bullock Army Of the Poto
mae. on Sunday. Feb. "A. Previous TO his death, ne
went out on reconnaissance from which he returned
feeling quite indIsposed aud growing and in
short week be passed TO his final home.
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CHILDREN OWE MUCH


soRB THROAT
couoH,
CoLB
and similar troubles, II suffered to progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Ashnauo Affections
Oftentimes inourAble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded to reach directly the seat Of the
disease and give almost instant relief 1896
NEw MEDICAL DIsoovsRY--BKLLs SPECIFIC Pills
for the speedy and permanent Of Sexual Diseases
Ureth'Sl Discharges, elect Seminal Weakness, Nightb
Emissions, lncontinenoo, Impotence Genital Debility
aud iritahity Gravel STRUCTURES and Affections Of the
Kidneys aud Bladder, which has been used by upward.
Of Que hundred physicians with entire suooesssuper.
oedng Cubebs' CoPsiba, Capsules OF any compound
hitherto known.
BRLLs SPECIFIC Puts are speedy in action. effect.
ing In few day., which is permanent They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless IN the
system, and the stomach OF impregnat,
the breath No change Of diet is necessary whilst usin
them. Nor does their action interfere with busnes,
pursuits,
Each bI contains six dozen Pills Price 81.
DR.. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness,
Self Abuse. Loss Of Power Impotence, Premature DE
cay, Sexual Diseases, sc pamphlet Of "a pages, con
tanning important advice the afflicted sent free, ss
cents are required to prepay postage
Sent, secure from observation and conRdentially, By
mail, pos, paid, on receipt Of the money. by
dAwU2l' j. BRYAN, NJ. D., Cedar st.. New York.
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FAcrs CANNOT Ltg.--lt would be easy to
hll column Of this newspaper with iesti-
monials in favor OF Grac'', Celebrated Salue.
but us merits are 30 universally known that
press publicity is almost needless. The pro-
ptietor feels happy 70 know that his Ssve i,
now in almost every home, not only in New
England, bot in the Middle and Western
States. 1t is The remedy Tor cuts, bruises.
burns scalds. bulls. piles, sslt-rheum, and
all eruptions Of the skin The fact Of it.
having cured all these and other inaammatory
diseases Of the cuiicle cannot be disputed 49,
Sec advertisement DO another column
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RtaI estate for Salt.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers 70 sell the Corner Lot and
buildings State and Bridge Streets opposite the Pa
vlion and situated follows, vri 81 2 fect State
street, and ld7 feet Bridge Street. including the De.
pot Store nov occupied by ? and Dcni.on Dewey,
Tor Store Room At rent of $3.50 per year The Store
Is " feei BY ~ feet and stories high with rairo.d
tra.k std..
Also. the corner Store and Including the Grocery
store. both occupied BY Den. Dcwey, toni n $3.50
per aunum All u aid property will be sold together
or divided into three parts and sold separately 10 suit
purchasers
No Nill eins,ace all the south end Of the lot 60
on Bridge street and ~ 4 dep witch includes tho
D'ppt store aud tack, which may remain rent.
possession ~ 20 days.
No includes the Corner Store rented to Den.
Dewey until Nov 3rd. 1868 The corner lot IL IS feet
ON state street and l0j feet Bridge Street
No 3, ia building lot the East side Of said lot
mex to the American House. which is 81 feet ON State
street Running hack lO5 feet beng excellent LOT for
modern store ,-potsession NJ once
viii sell the whole any part above d'fcfihed
ana one'hAi OF the purchase NAY remain Tor "
years, AZ may fut the purchaser Any part u aid
property may be secured a, private sale btflrs the 2h
OF March next, At which time Il will positively bs sold
to the highest bidder. The property !, valuable Tor IN
vrsmen and As point for business cannot bs equAed
In the state.
X. S. CAMP
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hANufAIlUhhD by
WILT AM GRACE,
KEN ED US
RHEUMATIC LINIME NT.

fINHE attention of the public is called 10
1 this most exsslent Of All iJniments as nsyfeet
rd ,neev cure Gr Al, the ache. and mains ha, f.h 4.
kcir TO-
RHRI1MATIsM
L. caused by stagnation Of The fluids arising from
,hecLcd .,i,nss cured by r. bo,ies ~ Ksn
Rods Rhenm,tir Iinirent -
v. SPRAINs
Are caused nv an over extension and sudden
f the MUSCLES cured by few bottles OF Kcnnedys
liheunatic Lniment-roually qood for man and bsast
NEuRAL13IA
The king Of ali main /. caused nv an inflammation Of IN.
nerye,-s Instantly cured bv few nnpIIe.fons Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic iinimcnt
PTEiiRISY
l. an inflammation of the lining m the ribs,s curel nv
iepy bottles on Kennedy. Rhramatie Linimrn,
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Rarriaats.

In Montpelier, at the Pavilion, Feb y by Rev VIM.
II, Lord, Mr. A b. Remington Of Jericho, and Mise
Martha NJ. Delaware OF Richmond.
In Montpelier, at the Pavilion, Feb Il, by Rev Il.
Scott, Mr.. Dexter h. Boyden Of U. S Army, and Miss
Martina Warner Of MoTetown.
In Rochester, Feb, 18th, by Rev Geo. S. GUERNSEY,
Mr. Reuben NJ Cole, and Miss orindA c. Fisk, both OF
Randolph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26

Rev. Jos. Mckee New York City. write,
III recommend Mrs ) A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and Lylobalssmum as
the best remedies to remove badness and
grayness yet discovered. They may be relied
on confidently"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26
VOLUNTEERS AND CoNsCRIPTs

To Soldiers any others wishing increase their
come, 'he is no better Of dong this time,
than from the sAls OF our Watches THHY AHB WAR
kAHTBD As REPRRsRNrRpl
"P.rcusrly valuable officer, in tn. Army
ier. '-Frlak Ls4i,ss Fen. ~.
"fIetsg hs,i ami ahe.pe'i timepiece' oaerri"V
& s s S4 d9['S %ss9s 1.i .S ss. y
ons q he ol4esl and most reliable houses IL BUSINESS -
MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS.
Being Hunting or Open Face or Lsdy's OF Gentle
mans Watch Combined With Patent Sc Winding
improvement, most & leasing Novelty.
One OF the Ptcttiest, convenient and decidedly
the best and cheapest time piece f general and reliable
use ever offered IL has within aud connected with its
machinery its winding attachment, rendering key
entirely unnecessary The cases Of this atch
posed n tNO metals, the Gutter bling fine is
gold Il has the improved ruby action lever movement
and Is warranted an accurate tme icte Price super
BIZ engraved, yer case u half dozen, s21i. Sample
Watches, IN neat morocco boxes, s35.
$ / l. T. K w A L q II Y s
First Glass Hunting Time Pieces for accuracy Of
ment beauty ofmat,ual, aud above all, ehcapness
in price, these watches must insure
universal probation.
An imitation fault that it hardly b. detect
ed by The most experienced judges The material teng
white the inner oncw German SILVER. i, cannot be
cogni2ed by cutting or heavy engraving, making it,
only in sppeaance, but IN durability the best Tesen-
blance Of SOLID STERLING SILVER in existence.
The Sale of these Watches in the Army is source Of
enormous profit retailing, as they very readily do,
SO and up~a'ds. Aany hundred dollars can be made
single pay day by any of ordinary tact
IL At WHOLESALE ONLY In heavy hunting
eases, beautifully engraved, white enamel dial aud fancy
cut hands in good running order. by the ha doIen
SOC. Sold only by the ca e Of SIX
Upon receipt of two dollars, guarantee Of good
faith we will snd watches by express TO any Of the
loyal States collecting balance Of bin delivery. This
buyers against fraud, giving them their watches
before payment Is required.
Soldiers IN NE dlioyai States MUST remi, CASH IN
ADVANCE, as the eNp'ess companies perenorty refuse
making collections IN such dangerous localities. Re
member tash ~ ddr"ce from nith,n me army Hnes ~
rehd states its guarantee the sats dehuofV Of al
Watcher whether they are sent by mad or express.
HUBBAltDS BROS, sole Importers
o. Oh dgt III BroadxaV cor Cnrttandt ~
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CoUoHs, HoARsENEss, and the various
Throat affections to which Public Speakers,
Military Officers, and Singers are liable, re-
lieved by "Bro0a's Bronchial T'roches"-
Having a direct influence to the effected
parts, they allay Pulmonary Irritation 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26
MONTPELIER TEMPERANCE LEAGuI

MON TELLER TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.
The Montpelier Temperance League met at
the Village Hall last evening, agreeaby to adj.
journment, and were called to order by the
President.
The vigilance committee made their report
OF the standing Of the various rum-shops in
town.
Then ensued a general discussion as to
what is the true policy to be pursued by the
League in regard to enforcing the liquor law,
in which the President, Messrs. Collamer,
Ballou, Wing, Ferrin, Barnes, Sprague,
Brown, Carleton and others participated.
On motion of Mr.. Ferrin, Mrs. John A
Page Mrs. Roderick Richardson and Mrs
David H. Fuller and Miss ALA Smith, Miss
Isabella Gross and Miss Jennie Fisher we're
appointed committee to circulate the consti-
tuition OF the League and procure the names
of both ladies' and gentlemen.
On motion of Mr. Ferrin, the following
resolution of thanks were adopted
Resolved, That We return our sincere thanks 10 Mr.
j. H. Huntington and other persons, who have de.
sisted IN the sale Of Intoxicating drinks since the orgAn
2ns OF this League"
On motion, the League adjourned to next
Monday evening At o'clock. p. NJ, at the
Village Hall
The meeting was well attended, and the
utmost determination was manifested by them
to do their whole duty.
RODERlCK RICHARDSON, Pres.
N. A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Boston & AtU lyurh ADVERTISEMENTS.
REL1EFGN TEN MINUTES.


" II Y a NJ 8
PU l. MONIC AFRRS!
The Original Medicine established in 1887. and frs,
article Of the Kind introduced under the name Of
'ftLh0Sic WATEHs In this any other country; all
rihef lmonid Waters are counterfeis The gen.
uine can be known BY the name BRYAN being STAINS.
cd on each WAFER
BN,ss Prtuosfo warns
Relieve Cough. Cold. Sore Throat. H0arseness.
BRYANs fuLNoNtC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difhcult Breathing.
BRYAN's PrLNoNtc WAFgHs
Relieve Spiitng u Blood. Pains in the Chess
BHYAN's PuLHoNio WATERs
Relieve lncipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
BHrANs prLNostC WAFsNs
Relieve Irritation " the UvNa and Tonsils
BHYAs's puLAOStC WArgm
Relieve the above complaints ten minutsa.
BEyAHs PuLa0Eto WAFEEs
Are Bile Ing To all Classes aud Constitutions.
BHYAN's PtLNosic wArEhs
Are adapted faf vocalists and Public Speakers
bRYAN's PuLHOEtC WAYEm
Are 10 simple infm and pleasant 70 the taste.
bHIAr's fuGHOsto WAPEHs
Not only re- ieve bot edeotrApd aud lasting cures.
BRNANA PuLMoSiC WAPEHs
Are warranted TO give sAuUaction 10 every one
No family should he rithout box Of
bkiAN's PULNoEtu warns
In the house.
No Traveller shou d be without supply u
BKYAs's PuLNoS WARNS
in his pocket
no person will ever ohjrct 10 give for
BRYAN's PtLNONIO WAF rs
Twenty-Five Cents
JON MOSES, Sole Proprietor, n Coftlandt Street
New York sold BY all Druggists. 92tSdaus COW
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In word, Madame Z,doc Porter's Curs-
tive Balsam is the great Antidote to Colds
Coughs and Consumption. and its use will
amply repay the confidence Of the user Il
has already done much. aud is destined to do
more, to mitigate, and finally Danish from the
human family, so terrible a scourge Of suf-
fering humanity as Consumption 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26

Last Sunday, in Western village, when
the plate was being passed in church. a
newly appointed editor said to the collector :
eco on I'm dead -head-lve got pass"