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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
wynkoOp's Iceland PeCtOral.

p.esees the thront, chestend pulmonary organs
Are ever prevalent, inslouA and dangerous The
r0pprties Of medicine % alleviate, cure and uproo
hesa complaints, must ho eNpectonnt, gnUdYpe snu
nNignr.hhg, looaenng the mucous OF the throat, and
nplJHne tone To the entire system. No discovery M
medical science ever mustered this class ot diseases
like nr. Wyukoop lccend pectotd. ltls used with
the most astouishuE rPsulp ln all cases OF broncht
unducnse. whoopiug cough, dpthera or putrd sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs colds nervous 'ffNA
The Rs, j. j. Potter ceruhes that ''I have used Or
WyuEoops pectord ior several years, myself ana 10
my family, for severe pulmonIy complaints, and
have recommendedit Ito many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev ]. J. Potter brooklyn N Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important tesumOni-
ala could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that u never fails. =,
tits composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm or OIL
aad Peruvian Balsam, ElecampRDe, Comhey, Bur
lock and other invaluable eKpeelsrant end tonic in
grodients. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. IN
vRltds and sufferers cannot afford 70 neglect trial.
Every family should have It, Il II Temarkabls Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
ecuons accompany each bottle.
sold in Dayton 10y W W. stavsrt and all puncipal
Prepared By nr. R D wyukoop, aud sold by =. 3
Barnes Co., New York. se'5dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Drrss anu Cslodk I4aaktng.

RtSHinSiBLE DREBs a UL0Ak MAXINE
NJ tys ANNA IUssER, fashionable Dyess sud
M cidak Makef, hegs TO inform her old chstomers
,nd as pnblic aeuersiy that sha has opened shop
ia Thihl stfest over McDanels store (thifd story
Ishs sUcits GUST ON, and viii irush dress and closk
dtntfinRa 70 desired, aihisw'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

Isiu4 .Isv nuifal vow .aHuf VAN ul
io Hpd b8sol bna u1-i ususqo Iudi sel gqI
81 GeIlfla1ait pa tgHHi OF 7aaul 0i lI
q lls Nnb hlsu'' ASSETS: o7haao ''""
Cash and Cash Itens ,,.,,,e s3,eQs %
P-S oSilp,sSSis iii lFals a
qa'isS sSnS d. ~. s,lSs 50
Hartford, New YORK and bostonl Bank Dup MI
SOl, ,Slt So
Hartford and New Hayen, and New York
Central Railroad Bharos. ,".......,.,. eS,6g3 %
Acorasd InteFaHt, Premiums dna, md al VI al.
other property Of the ieemp mpAny.s-r.-To tassaa 10
Total MasKst value 80
AauH e11Hiu 'We eL1kBIILT1ka. nh'
Unsettled LOSSES - hain~ -
..f.t iU Fnh sii a.f .pui tfitaipu -g--T-L- =
isii, N lgs.a. ssoo. coo o. ~ ,'S - n
Si5,,t,s,ll,,s ~ - d 20 .bal a. eaoosaol e8
PoIIces iSSued BY JOHN 4. BToP9kliMAN.
snib gUT arN AGenl ~ Dsy10ni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

tits the unseen hand OF the prodeui father reachlnR
,rh rom the crave, ana tt houri-hlug his oh=pflnl
and keeping together the family. BY IT, the lRlhhl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
I9lautatiun Bttters.


Persons Of sedenlary habits troubled with weakness,
sss,tade, papitaton Of the heart, Lack Of spPente,
distress after eating torpid liver, constipation Sc,
deserve TO suffer II thoy will not try The celebrated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

nNsbtG,iry he regardsd &c the tribute which an up
TiEht hesrt paysiAl tus shrine ot jnstAsth sLQl =
.''Nf'f'~N'iF 'lfJOHH II, BrpPPElMAhi
suis fml si Agsntsor nASuoS ass v'ni'i.
al ttyp
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
Maine State Election.

7
The State election Of Maine took place
on Monday last, and the result is most
grand and overwhelming triumph of the
Union party. Gov. Conyis reelected by
10000 majority. They had great ma
jority last year, being over 1900, but it is
still greater this year, ard the largest ever
given at "A gubsrnatoral election in that
State. They have also carried the en-
tire Congressional delegation which is
Union gain Of one. Two years ago The
copTerheads elected Sweat in the first dis
tric,, but the people there have now wiped
off their Swedt and elected staunch Un-
ion men in his place by 25o0 majority I
All the other Union Congressman are
elected by immense majoiities. They
also carry every member of the State
Senate and fve-sixths of the House. The
copperheads were routed horse foot and
dragons, and they have suffered a perfect
Waterloo defeat. All hail the bright star
in the east
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

BEAR HvNr.--The pee pie Of Randolph
and Braintree turned out on Thursday las
in search Of bear, whose operations neal
West Randolph had been discovered. A
ring was formed, and after an exciting
/. chase Of some eight hours, the bear was
driven within about one nile Of Wesl
Randolph village, and was shot by Mr.
Charles Hubbard. Other bears are sup
posed to be in the same vicinity. ilt49f
AocIpENr.-O On Saturday last little
son Of Mr.. Jonathan Tarbell OF Chiiten.
den, aged about 10 years, was accidentally
shot by little son Of jeremiah Rogers Of
Goshen, the two boys being carelessly al
play with a loaded revolver. The acct.
dent occurred at the residence Of Mr.
Rogers in Goshen. DIR. Backus dressed
the wound and at last accounts the boy
was doing well.
PROLIFIC BEES, Elisha Town, Of
Woodbury., has a swarm Of bees in Carl
ton hive from which issued swarm on the
18th Of June. On the 22nd Of June an
other swarm came out. On the oath Of
June yet another come from the same hive,
and on the 25lh still another, making four
swarms from one hive during the month.
All of these have filled their hives with an
ample store of honey for the winter, and
from the first of them 40 lbs. of surplus
honey has been taken. The old swarm
has yielded So pounds.
pleasure ExCURsIoN.'-A party of
ladies and gentlemen started last Saturday
on a pleasure excursion from ST. Adams to
knights Island in boat. They were
overtaken in storm and breaking one of
their oars, landed on Diadam's island On
this island is no house or shelter and the
party remained until evening, exposed to
the rain and hail which were abundant.
AT evening they conirived TO reach Buffers
Island where they passed the night in a log
house-and after undergoing much fasting,
fatigue, cold and other suffering for about
twenty-four hours, they reached their star
ting place on Sunday forenoon. This was
what is called pleasure excursion."-&.
Adams Transcript.
SHEEP SALE.-Mr, IL. McAllister, of
Whiting, sold twenty yearlicg bucks for
Sl1O0, August 27, TO Albert Hubbard of
of the same town. The sheep are des-
tined for the Western market.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
,mportan, Letter from Gen Grant.

The following is letter from Lieut..
Gen. Grant. 1t was addressed to Hon.
L. Il. Washburn, member of Congress
from Illinois and has direct bearing on
the Presidential election. The people will
read these earnest and hearty words for
the Union cause, from the Lieutenant
General who commands the army, with
The greatest satisfaction.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE y. S.,
CRY POINT, Va, Aug. l6, 1864.
Hon. f. B. WAsHpERNE:
DEAR Sis; state to all citizens who
ist me that all we want now to ensure an
early restoration Of the Union is deter
mined unity Of sentiment North. The
Rebels have now in their ranks their las.
man, The little boys and old men are
Guarding prisoners, guarding railroad
bridges and forming a good part of their
sarrisons for entrenched positions A man
lost by them connot be replaced They
lave robbed alike the cradle and the grave
TO get their present force. Besides what
they lose in frequent skirmishes and bat
lies, they are now losing from desertions
and other causes at least one regiment per
day. With this drain upon them the end
not far distant if we will only be true TO
ourselves. Their only hope now is in
divided North. This might give them re-
Inducements from Tennessee. Kentucky,
Maryland and Missouri, while it would
weaken us. With the draft quietly en-
forced, the enemy would make but little
resistance. have no doubt but the en-
envy are exceedingly anxious to hold out
until after the Presidential election. They
cave many hopes from its effects. They
hope counter revolution; they hope el-
edion of Peace candidate, in fact, like
Micawber, they hope for something to turn
up. Our peace friends if they expect
peace from separation, are much mistaken.
1t would be but the beginning of war,
with thousands Of Northern men joining
the South because of our disgrace in al
lowing separation. To have peace on any
terms" the South would demand the res
toration Of their slaves already freed.
They would demand indemnity for losses
sustained, and they would demand treaty
which would make the North slave-hunters
for the South. They would demand pay
or the restoration of every slave escaping
to the North. Yours truly,
L. s. GRANT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
No Excuse for Rcb eIlion.

We have ALREADY published once or
twice, since the war began, the extract be-
low from the great speech of Alexander
Fl. Stephens, the vice President of the
Southern Confederscy. 1t was made in
the Georgia Convention, in January, 1861,
against the ordinance of secession. II has
never yet been answered and never will
be, because its statement of facts are such
that il never can be. We believe it to be
the best and most consise statement of The
case yet made either north or south. Read
again, how clearly Mr.. Stephens foresaw
the results that would follow secession.
even to the end and death of slavery.
The wave Of secession which swept over
the south in 1861, finally carried Mr.. Ste
phen with it, but his speech still remains
as monument to truth and the ruin and
desolation Of the south. We believe that
Mr.. Stephens in his heart yet reveres the
old flag of the Union, and that he is kept
down by the relentless hand and power OF
the Shareholders rebellion. Tie following
is the speech. Read it every Union man,
and remember the contents:
This step, (secession) once taken, can
never be recalled; and all the baneful
consequences that must follow will rest on
the convention for all coming time. When
we and our property shall see our lovely
South desolated by the demon of war,
which this act of yours will inevitably in.
vite and call forth; when our green fields
of waving harvesis shall be trodden down
by the murderous soldiery and fry car of
war sweeping over our land, our temples
of justice laid in ashes, all the horrors and
desolations of war upon us, who but this
convention will be held responsible for il.
and who but he that shall give his vote for
this unwise and ill-timed measure shall be
held to strict account for this suicidal act
by the present generation, and probably
cursed and execrated by posterity in all
coming time, for the wide and desolatine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

r
1HE STRAws.-The straws all show
great vote for Lincoln. An officer writes
US from the Officers Hospital at Annapolis,
Md that they took vote Sept. I'd, with
the following result: Lincoln, 270, Nc
C!ellan, 80, Fremont /. Every loyal
state of the Union was represented by the
officers except Missouri. Four companies
OF soldiers stationed near Baltimore, took
vote the other day, with this. result !:
Lincoln 238, Mcclellan 81 The most
remarkable part of this, was the vote of
one company from the old democratic
counties of Berks and Bedford, Pa, which
voted Lincoln 83, Mcclellan l ! A few
days since a vote was taken among the
soldiers in the camps at Augusta Maine
and resulted Lincoln 1900, Little Mac"
o! Last week vote WAS taken on a train
of thirteen cars on the n. Y. Central rail-
road. none bat men voting, and was Lin
coin 290, Mcclellan 50, Fremont |, JEFF.
Davis 2. ',Straws show which way the
wind blows"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

WAR NEws.-The war news is not of
great moment this week. Grant is being
heavily reinforced and Sherman is resting
his M en- after their hard but brilliant cam
paign. The notorious rebel guerrilla
Morgan, who escaped from Ohio while
prisoner, has been killed and his band
broken up. This was brought about by
the aid of a Upion woman, according to
rebel accounts. who secured him TO stay at
her house over night, and while he was
abed and asleep she seized his horse and
rode fifteen miles to the Union lines where
she gave the necessary Information. The
Union soldiers started for their prey.
Morgan tried TO escape, showed fight and
declared he would not be taken alive, and
our soldiers gratified him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
/ TO WIVES md M4TRONs

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are or.r,s, q. ~ o,
renewing interrupted mensruation, S'"s
BUT LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
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or suchis the tendency OF the Pills to restore the
lunctons OF She sexual organization that hey in
evltabiy arrest the process of CESSATION
PHeu di,tcfions, stating tchn and .chsn then should
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obtaining from 40 to so Ialls. " ~ u 49, ' 0
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Agent Sold by Druggists generally
"' HUTCHINS HIILYER
General Agents for the u Stairs and Canada,
81 81 Cedar ST.. New York
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

The HARMONIOUS DEMocRAoY.-Gen
Mcclellan has wstieu his letter, accepting
the Ctica a omiwgti1n. He tries 10
dodge the platform as well as possible. and
make las NJ statd. II is about half fight
and haf not 4 zht. The Chicago platform
don't go down with the people, and Me-
Clellan knows it. As consequence of
McClelian's letter, Vallandigham and the
more extreme copperheads are boiling the
nomination. Yallandigham was on his
way to Pennsylvania to stump the State
when he met McClellan's letter of acce2-
tance aud Immediately turned back home,
and directed the Ohio democratic State
committee to take bis name from the pla-
ces where he had been announced 10 speak.
Several distinguished coppeTheads in New
York city lave boiled and others ave
squirming, and there will be an effort TO
patch up matters. but it will be no 90.
The people do not intend to be cheated,
judging from the September elections Te
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16


How SOLDIERS Walton's Jour.
nal says'tbatof the $50 soldiersin hospi-
tai at Montpelier who voted last Tuesd ay
not one voted the copperhead ticket.
They did the same thing in Burlington,
and, Judging from the returns received
from Brattleboro, the soldiers voted the
same there. The Burlington Free Press
says that as one of the gallant fellows
from the hospital in that place, who was
wounded in one of the recent pariles, came
iimplng up The steps of the Town Hall a
Democratic tickei vendnr thrust a copper
head State ticket into his hand. 49,. =, i
He took the vote, looked at it very de-
lberately, and then with dry emphasis
which added greatly to the effect of his
words, said ''What - fool / should be
to go down and fight the rebels for three
years with my musket, and then come
here TO stab myself in the back with
piece of paper like that No throw.
ing the ticket for Redfeid g. Co., from
him, and drawing his finger across his
throat, with a slow, resolute action-"Fd
cut my throat before I'd vote that ticket"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

A REBEL VIcToRY.-"What can those
guns be for ~ asked Democrat, of our
Humorous friend Judge W., as the salute
for McClellan's nomination was firing on
Wednesday. "Why don't you know p
was the reply, cit is for a ricto'y that JEFF.
Daris has Just ,ron at Chtcoyo.r-Brlipy-
ton Free Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
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From ,hs army hs.piisl-,h. bloody ba.tis-neld til
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RsspspuRs, Wis. Sept. IS, 1863
have been In the army hospitals for four
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they gave me a bottle OF Plantation Bittsrs
Three b. tiles restored my speech
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REV W, n wAsGoNER, Madrid, y, y"
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ELECT @. W. d. ANDREWS,
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

"a We ask our readers of all parties
the careful reading Of the two articles be-
low, the letters of Lieut.. Gen. U. S. Grant.
so frank and hearty as to the course to be
pursued al the North, and the unanswer.
able speech of Mr.. Stephens that there
was no excuse for secession and rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
s. T.-186O.-X.

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

When the Republican National Conven-
ton in 1860 nominated Candidates for
President and Vice President who both
resided in the Free States, vehement
outcry was raised by their opponents as
though such action were in fragrant def.
ance of the Constitution. Now, the Dem
ocra's, holding their Convention at Chi
cago, have done that same thing, but we
hope no one will complain of it. II any
one thinks there is any harm in such
choice, let Pendleton, because of his prin-
ciples, be located in South Carolina, and
so make all straight. = ~ " Co. " D
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1864-09-16

There are iS towns TO come in which
will add over one thousand to Governor
Smiths majority. The Senate is unani-
nous, and the House of Representatives
will stand about 22o union to 10 copper
heads.