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MILITARY, NAVAL, BANKING

M ILITARY, NAV AL, BANKING
vi AND COLLECTING OFFICE.
baOWN SHELDON, Park Place, New York.
eO,nts kapai Prize Money and Pay, together with all
ether jus, claims, promptly collected approved claims
purchased; attention Of Soldiers discharged bv Reason
a rounds receired Bottle is called TO the fact, that
We collecting the Bounty 81 500 allowed by Com
g'ess An experience in the claim business curing the
p'esent war; and extensive acquaintance IN the Army
give unusual facilities in the transaction Of business
" hh the Departments
LUClAN BROWN, W. Il. SHELDON,
n Somes Brown Co. Attorney at Law.
Washington, d. c.
We refer by permission to the following gentlsmen-
Bon. kahAeiseh, M G., late Mayor BrooklI"
HIN. NJ odell, Nj, O. Hon Elijah Ward, -
Hon. Abgah Mann. Jr., sheps'd Knapp, ESQ WI WI
schancs Bank. n. X, w Wykof, Esq p S f" ~
liam sbuTg City Bank, Maj Gen. II DuyAs o Sso
L,con, Esq, Post Master Brooklyn. 1o,i9
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"As the Phnni1
rises from the ashes Of lis hre,
animated with new lfe"--so does this Elk.
" reiuvcnAte the system and overcome disease.
IT The heluvenAting Elixir is the result Of modern
discoveries IN the vegetable kingdom being an entirely
and method Of cure irrespective Of all the
old aud worn out systems.
az This medicine has been tested by eminent
medical Of the day and By them pronounced to be
Of the greatest medical discoveries Of the age.
0 i One bottle will cure general DEBILITY
u few doses cufes Hys7eIios IN females
~ One bottle cures PaipitAton Of the Heart
o. Prom one to three bottles restore the mAnliness
and full vigof Of youth.
~ few doses restore the appetite
lT Three bottles the wors, case OF lmpoteney.
u fe~ doses cure the low spirited
II j One bottle restores mental power.
4 = A few doses restore the organs Of generation
liza few doses bring the rose 70 the cheek
TF This medicine restores TO manly yigor and rohus;
health he poor debhtatce. worn-down and desPAinng
IL The lstess enertsted youth, the over-tAsS 'man
Of Business the victim Of nervous depression indi-
vdua suffering iruu general debility or from mess
Of sHgis oTgan VII all md tIamedate AND Peiua vent
relief By he Use Of this Elixir o. Essence Of Life
u Price, ~ per bottle or three bottles for 3 And
forwarded By kApIess, on receipt Of money to Ae-
dfe-s.
" IHK CHEBoKK PILLs and REJusEvArSC TX
Ia sold by ali eDterprsing Druggists 10 the vii
ned world some uuPrinc pied dealers, however, try
TO sell uortbess compounds IN place Of these; thuse
ghcb they can purchase at > chesp price aud make
more money by selling, than they on these uasdi-
oiues As you value your health, aye, the health OF
your future offspring, do not be deceived by such IN
prnciped DruEgsts ask for these medicines aud take
others II the Druggist will not buy them for YOU
enclose the money IN letter, and will seud them 10
you by Express, suourvy sealed aud packed, free from
observation.
Ls,iies Gentlemen address us in perfect conf
denoe. stating fully and plainly their diseases and
symptoms, We treat all diseases Vt chronic nature
uisle iemAle Patients need not hesitate because
OF their ity to vsIt ne, have trestei pa
ents successfully in all portions Of the civilized globe,
hS correspondence
Patients addressing US will please state plainly all
the symptomps Of their complaints, and write Post
Office, County, State aud name Of WRITER plain, and
inelose postage stamp Tor reply.
We send ~ page Pamphlet free to any address.
Address ali letters tor Pamphlets or advice 10 the
/ proprietors.
". n Mnnufu & JU.i
No 63 Liberty Street. New York.
WOOD, BIXBY CO., Montpelier, Vt, Agents
daw 90 Al Govt
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DIRECTIONS EoR uaE.

In SHIFTING tho IN ichinc tcseth turn tho crank
ltt;e - tuat the ends uftho Cutters viii the
grooves ia the o Dor.
Cuttierl. I'll , rces strips, and feed Il retu.
lsrly ito tho plrr NAou tao ilaciuis Is llllit
viii DO IN tIt ssNaerr.
Alter tI9lru.tt lt eit has all Necn put into tho
hopper, putia torlo az tne minced lutat. 30 HAT
tho iutat remaining 80 nlaehll,c uncut may be
forced under thee tors
When tho euiiersrnurof happening Il can easily
be done With ine n.r.
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DAINT PAINT
Winters Metallic Brown Paint
pPCnMNpNno TTopTE

II is pure oxide Of Iron and Manganese Il mixes
readily with Lnseed Oil, taking two gallons lees pei
than any other paint. Il forms glossy, unfading,
durable metallic protecting wood from decay and
iron or other metals from rust or corroson.
~ II does mol eluire grinding, and is warranted
10 give satisiacton for painting Railway Cars, Iron
Bridges. Houses, Barns, Hubs and Decks Of 5hips Tin
and Single Roots, Sc.
II. N. y. MARSHALL a. co.
PAINT AND vARsIsH MAsuFAorsRkns---soLE AoEsrs
FOR NAV ENGLAND STATES.
Store rs Broae Street, Boston.
Boston, Oct s, 1854 26;77
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~. HIGHLY IMPOR 7 AN T (!
w.
Let the Afflicted read,
Know Of the Astounding Efficacy
-oF THE--
O. II r. A II
II u NOR EN- ED Y
II O w A II d.
VEGETABLE
G A n CE r A n ID @ A n X L r
Z


SYRUP,
Surpasssss in efficacy, and destined TO SaPeede al
other kHotoH reredie, in The trsafmsnt Of fhoss
Dlssases for uhtoh u Is recommended
IL has cured CANCERS after the patients have been
given pp as ineura6le BY many physicians.
II has cured CANhER IN its worst forms, IN hun
dreds II cases.
II hos always cured SALT RHRUN when Trial has
been iyen il, disease that every knows is exceed
ngly Troublesome, and difficult TO cure.
ERfSIPELAS always yields TO its power, as many
who have experienced is benefits otestfy.
IL has cured SCROFULA in hundreds Of cases, many
Of them Of the most aggravated character.
IL cures KINGS EtiL.
1t has cured many cases of SCALD HEAD
TUNORS have been removed BY 1t in repeated in
which their removal has been pronounced i'm
possible except by surgical OPERATION.
ULORRs OF the most malignant type have been heal
Ii has cured many cases Of NURSING SORE
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed to benefit,
FEVER SORES OF the worst kind have been cured
by IL.
SCURVY has been cured by it in every case in which
! It has been used. and they many
| 1t removes WHITE SWELLING with a certainty
no other medicine has.
1t speedily removes from the face all BLoTCHBS,
PIMPLES, de-. which though not vely painful, per-
! IL has been used in EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
and never fails TO benefit the patient
| NEURALGIA, in its most distressing FORMS has
been cured by when other remedy could be found
It has cured JAUNDICR in many severe cases
It has proved very eiheaeious in the treatment Of
| PILES. an extremely painful disease.
|" DYSPEPSIA which IL often caused by humor, has
been cured BY Il in numerous instances.
In FEMALE WEAKNESS, IRRRG ULARiTIES
and diseases peculiar TO that SEX it has been found
most potent remedy.
In cases OF GENERAL DEBILITY, from whatever
cause the Syrup can be relied upon as most efficient
aid.
It is most certain cure for RICKETS, disease
common 10 children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating in depravsd
Of the blood other fluids Of the body unsur
passed.
Its effects upon the system are truly astonishing snd
almost hey ond belief who has not witnessed them.
This Syrup will certainly the diseases for which
It is recommended trial given IT, and the cure
will be permanent as H. by It's wonderfully searching
power entirely eEadicates the disease from the system
The act, have only TO Try IL TO become convinced OF
what say in regard to 1t, and 70 find reer from their
! sutferings
PRICE, 81 per Bottic-or IS for Sir Bottles
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They can be in operation at the Meat Market o,
Il II. Whittier, Smith & Standish and Grin Pitlen.
%, 1864. d.w;tiapims
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~. CONFIDENTIAL.
N5 YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits which unfit them
hr business pleasure. the duties OF married life
also middle aged and old men, who from the foes Of
youth other feel debility in advance Of their
Years, before placing themselves under the Of
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married Ladies, wishing avoid increase Of Family
sill learn something Of importance by pursuing The
Secret Friend"
Sent to any address, in sealed Envelope. receipt
4 Twenty five Cents Address
DR. CHAS. A. STUART h CO.,
e647 Boston, Mass
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Highly IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

and surgeon Nos. Endcot STREET. 5oon Is consulted
daily Tor all diseases incident tbs female PToapsus
uter falling q the Womb, Fuor Aous Suppression, and
other menstrual arrangements all treated
coCal principles, and speedy relief guaranteed few
Invariably certain s the mode that
obstinate complaints yield under the afflicted
joees 10 perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt had
In the 81 diseases Of and children than
any physician in Boston Boarding acoomodatons for patients
who sishto Ia Boston few days under HIS
ment Dr. Dow snce lsl5i having confined his whole
Office practice Private
Female Complaints, Acknowledges superior in the United
r. m met I'm fur vsfli
April 1854. II olisl
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Boston & nr@ lgork advertisements.

| M P 0 R TO T A.. A y I
| N V A | | ID s
IRON THE BLOOD.
Ills well known to the M dical profession that IRON
IL the Vital Principle Life Element Of the blood ~,
Is derived chiefly from the food eat but II the food
s properly dge,ted, OF n from any cause whatever
the necessary quantity of iron Is not taken into the cir
cuiAon or becomes reduced the whole system suffers
The bad blood will irritate the heart, will clog up the
lungs will stuPey the brain. will obstruo the liver ana
will send It's disease producing elements to all parts OF
the system and every will suffer In whatever organ
may be predisrosed TO disease
The great value Of
Iron as a Medicine
t. well known and acknowledged by all medical men,
The difficulty Ia % obtain such preparation Of as
will enter the circulation and assmilAe at once with
the blood This point says DR.; HAYES, Massachusetts
State Chemist has been attained in the Peruvian syrup,
by combination In way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
Il PROTECTED solution Of the PROTOYlDE OF
IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes - the Root Of Disease BY supplying the blood
with its Vital principle or Life Element-IrOn
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dfopsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss " Energy. Low Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
infusss strength, vgor snd life into the system and
builds up an "lfon Constitution ="
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, FemAle Complaints, and All
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
pa SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in a BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or aoeompaniedby Debihy
or Low State Of the system.
Pamphlets containing certidcates Of cures, and r
commentators from some Of the most eminent fhyt
clans Cergymen and Others will be sent FREE to st5
address.
We select few Of the names show the character 81
the testimonials.
Rev. John Pierpoint, Lewis Johnson NJ. ID.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney. NJ ID.
Rev. Arthur b. Fuller, II. Kendall. NJ. ID.
Rev. Aug Pope, W r. Chisholm, NJ ID.
Rev Gurdon Robins P.suefs Dana, VI u
Rev S,lvanus Cobb, jeremiah Stone, NJ. ID.
Rev IT. starr King, Jose Antonio Sanchez, D.
Rev Osborn Myrick Marceiino Amanda, NJ. d
REV Rpbrsin Nute Jr. Abraham Wendell, NJ. ID,
Rev. Thomas Poas, A. A Hayes. NJ. ID.
Rev. Richard Meteaf, j. r. Chiffon, NJ. d.
Rev. NJ =. Webster, H. f.. Kinney, NJ ID.
Rev. Jos II Inch, Jose dEspinar. NJ. d. I
Rev. Adm Jackson, Thomas A. Dexter, Bsq.
Rev. J. Pear on, Jr, Thomas Q. Amory. Eco
Rev. A. X r. Cfawley, Hor. Peter Harvey.
Rev Henry Upham, James G. Dunn, Esq.
Kew S Il Rddcl, Samuel May, ESQ.
Rev p C. II eadley. Prof + Viialis seherh,
Rev. John W Olmstead Ferdinand Andrews. Eco,
-FuR SALE ny
SETH W. FOWLB * CO, is fremont St, Bosto
J. p DlNSMuRF. 40l Broadway, New York
And by al Dfuggisis. 2l72eop !
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4 tkgus AND MEDICINES At
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ADJ. g. INs. GENERALS OFFICE,
WOODSTOCK, VT, Dec. 20, 1864.
General Order No. 5.

For the purpose of completing the raising and organizing
of the several companies Of the active Militia of this State
authorized to be raised under the Act of the General Assem-
bly,, entitled can Act for organizing the Militia approved
November %, 1854, it is hereby ordered follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-30
sIMINAL WEAKNESS.

ruins BODY and mind uniting The unfortunate individual
FOR business society Of the sad and melancholy
eets produced by early habits Of youh are Weakness Of the
and Limbs Dizziness Of the head DimDes Of sight Pal
pitatdn Of the heart Nervousness,
The digestive functions s. Of Consumption The
fearful effects the mind much dreaded
memory combustion Of depression Of spirits evil forbod
ng aversion Of c0cety self distrust, mdity
the evils produced sgehipersons should before eonempat
restored 70 health and happiness Patients who wish
remain under Dr. Dows treatment few days will he
furnished with pleasant
Medicines all parts Of the country with full
for receiving description Of your Dr. Dow
also for e the French Capos, warranted the best
tatve. Order BY mall Three for S anda red stamp
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IMPORTANT TO TILE AFFLICTED.

l IMPORTANT To THE Affiliated.
DOW continues consulted at bis ofce Noe. and
9 Endico Street, Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OF DELICATE NATURE.
By ~ study aad practical experience OF
limited DR. d has the qualification u preseuing
Win remedies that have since be hfst
introduced them failed the alarming u
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his An he horrors Of and impure
blood Impotency scrofua, Gonorrhs Ulcers pain dis
the regions q pfoereaon Inflammation Of the Bsd
Kdnrys, Aydrocslr, Aheesscs, Humors iFightu
swengs the long train Of horrible symptoms ATTENDING
this class ~ disease, made to become harmless the
sim lest Ailings Of a child.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-30

IL. Return of enlistment contracts.
The duplicate enlistment rolls of all companies, which
shall be filed by voluntary enlistment previous December
90 1864 be forwarded to the Office of the Adjuan
and Inspector General required by the provisions of
agraph III of General Order No Of the Governor of Yer
mont dated November 80 1864 if be done seasonaby
to the organization of the company upon any day
previous the thirty FIRST day of December 1854 and
the position of the company in the regiment and the rank
the Captain may depend upon the date of organization such
organization should be had previous to December thyrs
paccabefor which purpose the rolls should be furnish
ed the Adjuan and Inspector General they
completed and early day possible. But all
panes organized previous December thirty first
be organized on that day,
So much of Paragraph w of General Order No l. as
qures enlistment contracts which shall contain the
of fyone men, be forwarded the expiration of thirty
days from the Goth day of November 1864 the Office
of the Adutant and Inspector General therein provided
is hereby rescinded and all such rolls will be delivered
the organizing officer, herein before prescribed.
~. Manner of filing vacancies.
Whenever any vacancy shall hereafter any compa-
ny of the active Militia which shall be filled by voluntary
enlistment within days after the shall occur such
vacancy shall be filed by draft Immediately thereafter and
such draft shall be had the and subject the rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed.
IL. Duties Of common cotpscii men Of cities.
The duties, hereinbeore prescribed to be performed by
the Seecnen of any town. shall devove upon and be per-
formed by the council of any city in this State
within which draft shall beat any time ordered for the
purpose of raising filling the companies of active Militia
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

A G. HAYWOOD A CO. Az
n. Magnificent Household Fn
at public auction, this day Wed
elegant residence ~ West Slxtet
and sixth a.
commencing al
Sale percmptorv. Drawing |
ereo with brocade of richest des'
10 match. Kiageres. Bookca,e. z
Cha ndeliers, Mandolin Painting
coicnures, Cabinets Bronze Clcc
Curta ins. Pier and MRnte, Miro
ROSEWOOD PA
richest instrument Offered al aug
ners, full seven octave, stool, cove
Bullet, E1teu son Table, Cut GAS
Casters, urns, spoons, KNIVES,
Dish. Arm Chairs. Lounges, rosei
Reds,eaas. ArmOire a. lace, MAJ
Rofas. Rockers Baoks'ands
Sheets. Couuterpanes Also FUR
meuts. Parties wishing TO atten
Sixth avenue cars or stages from
tropo iian Hotel, leaving at sixte'
the house.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
SALES Ar

A UcrTON NOTICED. %.
IA To purchasers OF realiyr
rich French Pier
superbly carved
iorte ri yer
THIS DAY (WRDNi
NJ the residence sls wesl Fou
avenue commencing ~ l0ls
The sale comprises some OF {
~ carved Parior Furniture eve
and 70 be sold without any ref
well repay intending BUYERS.
Pariors contain three elegant
Tor Furniture. m nc crimson .
and orange oolored hrocade ana
splendld and costly Parisn Orni
MAGNIFICENT RosEF
Stool snd
an elegant instrument with
cA-ved legs aud case al modern
Also a magnificent collection
Turkish and hAsy Cha RS, In nne
Side mRrb e top Tables, richly
Cxrpets &c. &c
Chan her Suits in rosewood
carved Bedsiesds, Wsshstands, .
zen pure HAIR Mattresses, from J
10 order, in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture, oonsi
Dim ing Table, OAK Arm Chairs,
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks,
Cut and Engraved Glass Ware c
Cartmep IN attendance 70 cart,
chssers
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
crseNEERs.

CTt0EEE RS.
rnitura Gnd Works Of Art
hDe6oay), August IL, at the
sRth street, between Fifth
enues,
lie G ack.
.oorns-superb Suits. COW
srspI.on. Brocade Curts ms
srtrssapd Console Tables,
I. hy eminent artists; En-
ks, harbl5 Statuary, Lace
scFoRrE.
lien this season. ronnd cor.
Nutlc Stand; Hatstand,
sware Dinner Sets, Silver
Tureens, Salvers. OYSTER
veed and walnut Bureaus,
sresses. Bedding. Carpets,
Feather Beds, Blankets,
nitcre OF servants apart
d this sale take Fifth or
Astar, st. Nicholas or Me-
ntii atreet. few doors from
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
UCTTOx.

- -
gAULKfNSs 1UCTIONBER
ret class costly Furniture,
ad Mautel M,vroTs,
80 wood PisGo-
Plate, &e.
tspAyD, ADJUST ~.
Neepth str~0l near Eighth
,,clcck A NJ, rain or shine.
richest AM most elaborate
offered ~ public suction.
<Tr& Al examination Win
full Suits q rosewood Par
ma maroon. blue and gold
&c TN rosewood ktagereS
lments, rich Vases, Sc-
iGOD PIANoFoRTE,
Cover.
round corners, beautifully
i'm provemeuts.
Of rare Paintings. rosewood
reps; wood Centre aud
nv ed; Velvet and Brussels
and mahogany; Bureaus,
ssfa Beds, n iine haircloth;
'oriy &C nifty pounds, made
stir z OF fine oak Extension
Silver Ware, rich China,
Spoons, kc.. with heavy
& every des ription.
peoK or ship goods Tor pur-
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
AGNTPyOENT
'UkNIrCkE, ELEGANT

AGNIPyOENT
'UkNIrUkE, ELEGANT
I4R PRESENT OWNER,
rE |. WHOLE WILL
QIAD WITHOUT
,NESDAY AZ
O'CLOCK
III. AucTIoNEER,
Vast Tweufy.hrst street,
aes. oompri sing the entlre
Dfaing Room and Hail
ecY order: elegant Piano
oil 4 walnut Parlor SUITS,
b. city makers. Turkish
p.aa ChairG. in tapestry
rosewood EtaRsre. cost
,ensre and Fancy Tables.
Pa alcr Ornaments, Vases.
Rureaus. Bronze Clocks.
md Bedding, Dining Fur.
asg, si!eerwsre, Cutlery,
lie Apositive rain or shine.
GOODS TO BE SOLD
TIRE SALE SHOULD
( t.FEECISELY. PAR.
AZ TAKE TIE 81 NTH,
JIrCAaS OR 6TAGES.
The New York herald., 1864-08-17

EGAL NOTICE.
On nd after the 10th inst. Mr. Robert Burnet cos sed
have knr connection With the Original CITY Ale yauita
~ WILLIAM LANG. Proprietor.
NEw YoRK, August u.s. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO GEORGE McCUH, YOUNGEST SON M OF
IN the deceased VIM am McCue prov 80" III r. ~
In Glasgow and all others having interest IN tne .rur
Rsts s,f said William McCue sctIon o, mitpe
pnindIfnr exoneHaton has been raise! tne
or Sc ~ous Scotland. BY James Housion srncst
y.nS..', and Others The Trustees Of the ssd william
no"n. iwanst McAnnA stewart Mctue some time re-
s.sng I'M Bothwell in Glssgow aud oheIs ana y az
,epspdence before Lord knloch Tor me purpose
o the respective rights ard interrss me
Lan ny virtue OF trus d%psuon ana
sssment nv said william McCuc dated The 5lst dhy of
March 1862 of WI ch notice Is hereby gwen ~ terms OF
Lord Knloch dated the lath ~ Jult,
st whereby office of the dependence Of ths proess was
s,ro,red N ne asserted once weekly Tor ihree weet In
~ Ssy YORK Herald and WASHINGTON Star, for the in
frmston OF all parties having interest IN the fund IN
mea'o. n n MACOvoCHiF. W. 8, Fdinhurg, and
Towers CLARK. 1OBBkTON ROSS,
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