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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
BEVER RACES.
BEVERAGES.
CREENBACkS ARE GOOD,
BIZ +
R(DIBACk'S arc BETTER
DIR. ROBACkS
$Tss. vI.lCEs SSfTx'LksS.

rJ>Hi'SE BlTrER- ARE NOT OFFERED TO
ihr oa',lic M a medicine that win cure an
.fNa Ills Nat flesh il heir a., but the, An
honest. reliable remedial agent. aud are an ell
cicnt aid aefeeable regulator of The system ln
all sections Of the country especially N the bill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
Camp Of 9th Excelsior Bi.e.sle, !,

Camp Of oh Excelsior B.ierIe,
January I'D. l14.
Poor HofIowsY-Ssr Please send ne for
enclosed 50 cents worth Of it in pills. Enclosed
find j. cents 10 pa, postage an you will ohIigt.
Yours. Be. Sera. WM POWERS,
Co. 9Th Reg. Excelsior Dri-., Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

Morris Island :. e. Jan. 2lst 1854.
Pror IoLLowHl. .'iease fad enclosed the
sum q sl,co for pills | have diara-hGa, and
can't get il stopped, 50 want C Try yo4r pills.
Yours, &c, WA tHRlkaIl,
n,cl7iSn Go. y, 1ri.h Penn Fai;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

Norri. Island. :. G.. Jan 18th 1894
IInor. HOLLOWAY -Dear sir: Enclosed Won
vill find 50 cents for which | wish you TO send
of your valuable pills; send then, hv
iiail. ] enclose 10 cents FOR postage. Address,
/. Z. II iI.I, GO. u, 4lh =. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

January 1tl. 1864.
FRcr. Hollow Ar-DeAr RI. nave heard a
great is 4 oi talk nbost.yssr famous Pitts. aud
never IN need OF tFein anti nov, wan; to
r.; item. o. dinsTin.ais Tese peeyaian. a, the
present time. send iuc he nth Of the enclosed
y onis, g, 50sSsI'H AlsSH,
Co u. ..!l le.t EAcs.sior Hr.ale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29
EOREIGN NE US.

7 rrLa .,a.,.,.L; \, No.. - =, ......i ~ !. ~
Inc steamship htna rom Liverpool the oth,
s,a Sueens'own '"e ''n' a'f''eu ~ Ne" io'A
'"auay ".V'h'ns'
lePoIe nau s"neu currency at honuon'
s ro' on,y suas proposals hau Veen Ss'eeu 70
~, T. .oe'euIo upon inc iio,s'e," question
.aaoV auu 'nRisnp' ou' 'na, 'ue'e was
" o',,e'1 '"s' 'ne p,opo'''' "0u'u oo
"'S Tts oy Wv oerunan PoWe
III Ans =. Don.na'N na' ''' ',I,. ep".'.u
1870 1870 a'.utess " s"v army .eli'"s gu " 70 -,
sP,oiu '"o "o"0' VI ''o 'ou"''' " '0'o' q"
.
, ~ eAo,'enlon, 70 IePo..oq W uo
."b B,'Vu' oe' man e"u a. ,,V'"a ''''''
~ s,ta' o''''' '"'' '"o'o "''' 0e "u' III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29

TIE MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Ma Enron Allow me to invite atten
ton TO the call Tor the Musical Convention TO
assemble in this place on Tuesday OF next
week, which has been noticed in your paper.
II may be stated here that the m nagors in
this matter have thus far. with commendable
zeal, done al they can to render the enter
prise success. 10 what remains TO be ac-
complished, they invite The aid and cc-opera-
ton ofall good singers and lovers of the " di-
vine art" in Central and Northern Vermont.
Much can be done, by word in season, to
awaken an interest IN the minds Of individu-
al singers All good singers are invited 10 be
present--and esp oially is it urged that the
presence OF good bass singers may be invited
and encouraged So FAR, every thing certain
~ indicates entire success
1t j. not doubted but that all o may at
tend this Convention will feel amply remu-
nerated for the time spent a..d the expenses
incurred. The gathering will not be mere
singing Convention, bat school, in which the
opportunities aud advantages Of rigid drill
and practice under an accomplished {, nduc,or
aud teacher, may be enjoyed. Two OF three
books of new and pleasing music--never be-
fore used in this vicinity be furnished
for the occasion. MI Marshall, the conduct
or, comes highly recommended as teacher
and a singer. Beyond question lac will do
much toward imparling new life to the " SER
vice of song" in this vicinity.
Yours truly, QuARTETTE.
January 05th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29
CAMBRIDGE MARKRT- Jan. %

Whole number Of Cattle a, market $40 about 6Ol
Becvcs and ~ Stores. consisting VI Working Oxen
Mich Cows, and one, two and three year old
Prices NJ Ma'ket Beef--Hxua - pa 90 50 First
qmliy 9 "a HS ~ 'ooud quality ~ IS IS % Third
quality Sc 90 ~ 90
Working Oxen. pt pair.--S0O g100n -lG0.
Cows aud Calves so $40 500 so
Yoarlings.-s00 Oh 500 tso Years old 900 90 90 :.
% three years old S25 0U $4,000
Sheep and Lsmbs3GOO at market prcos in lots 50 0C
@ 90 each extra, 81 90 $3.50. IS 80
Lambs so 90 a 300 each
Hides, DC lie pr 10. Tallow, 0i-2 pr ID.
Veal Calves, OOc aO0c per h. Calf Skins IA O0o pr ID
Pelts SO. IS 400 each.
RRHARKs The trains were some Of them behind
time again this week The Vermont central and Pas
sump.ic was detained by SMASH up the Northern
Railroad, by which number Of thrown off the
track and Of the stock killed but when all had
arrived the supply sufficient for the demand and
keen the prices Of beef up N last weeks prices
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KENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.


THE attention of the public is called 10
lhi, most excellent Of all Liniments as perfect
AID speedy cure for all The aches and pains that flesh
heir to. M
+ caused by stagnadon of the fluids arising from
checked prespiratonis cured by few bottles Of Ken
Dsd''' Rheumatic Lini sss, ,vs a.teiqg
Are cused by tension and a sudden Reaction
Of The muscesis cured BY few bottles Of Kennedys
NEoRAL6iA.
The king Of all pain, Is caused by inflammation Of the
ne,He instantly cured by few Applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumstic Liniment
PLBURISY 'a
Is an inflammation Of the lining Of the rbs--is cured by
few botes " Kennedy Rheumatic biniment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the vsh and smash
Ing e The ussues--a'e instantly relieved by Kennedys
cRAMP iE
L. contraction OF the muscles, caused by sudden
page q the nervous hpid, which prevents animal lie
having free hiw eufedby few applications OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Eminent.
@ BILIOUS COLO fr
/. caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take teaspoonfa Of krnnedys Rhpumatic Liniment in
~srn wstsr every half hour gntilegIed
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are caused by an unnatural dyness Of the glandswet
piece II flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
'ppy it On going 10 bed and you will be well in the
HE5DAcnE AND THRoBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Scarscd by pressure from nsensibe prcspiratiOn-is
Lnimtnt.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK. .ra
F9llpw The direction in the circular around each
hatle.
FoR An ULCERArRD suRB THRoAr
Non viii take ieaspaonfl of the lnimeDs and four
teaspnonhls n water G+rgs the threat twice day.
lu few days viii be veil This one teaspoonhii will
be worth dollar q you an
FOR BRONCHITIS .ts.
And All inf tnaipn The hrnat iunsils and palate with
dr hacking cough, 90" viii dilute he heia'en, with
ruf i've times bulk II sater glfse the throat and
swalltw The moisture, fhiS ncrcr fails
Il Is triud FIR founiACHg, EARAcnE SwBLLEp FACE
and lNFLANAr1s NJ eyery Kind Every family should
have full supply for the winter.
Manuheured bf DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass Price so cents Sold by N X. Brown. tsueces
s'r 10 Fgsd e sni,h,) Montpelier, vt.is 72I95is
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Deaths


In Caau, Dec 2eh. May A Bugbee, aged years
aud months daughter n William g. and Lauia A
Bugbee also on Jan IS, Laura a. wife Of w. G..
BuRhce.
In Cabtt, Jan Iith, Of consumption. Roswell FAR.
Esq. aged IS years Also, Jan i0h solomon, 500 4
Geo W and Anna Osgood, aged II Yeas.
In BaHe Jan II, Mr.. Jonathan Wiley, aged IS
In Norhaed, Jan 4,h, William coburn, eyed ca
Near wauenton, Va. Nov 2. Mr. Charles C. Beck
with OF Hancock, member oi Co b. FOURTH Reg VI
Volunteers, aged ~ Yeas
Nj Beokwiih KILLED In attempting IN prevent q
mule team frum rushing upon the rafoad uack Will
the rain vas p.asing lie was struck bs tue tain and
Ia Hancock De 2A NJ. ZApha II Beekwith. wife
Il Mr Haus Beck win, aged B3 yeas
We Beekwi'h ly'd but short time after receiving
tho NJ Inc sad tate NJ her son as tecutdsd above
lp btunuvion, "n tie 20th ult Anna lgusta oldest
daughter " Hon IS GUdnet aged years and g
In Northdeld, JAN. l3h Mise Morosa Ann Brown.
daughter Of NJ A. y and Noro's Brown, aged 81
IN wnamstorn, Jaa Oh, Geo l.. simons, ESQ
In Post Mills, Dec 18Th Timothy Il Rower. aged
about - years His death vas caused By tree falling
IN Coriuth Dec 9th Of apopexy Nj. Lydia BA.i.
man. widow Of DR. D w. kaufman, aged IS years and
a. day.
In hyd~park jan l2-h Fannie Augusta, daughtr
NJ John b Epuly J Curher aged months and
II dys; Dee 27th. Willie G sin OF Ira r. aud An
geline u Curier Sgd yeas and 2 monihs-b,th Of
Lea south Huds'ck. an %, Of diphtheria Alden
Smith sou OF 5. Il and Mary Suiilh aged 10 years and
. months
In N9rh Hydcp rk Jan 9Th. Of Typhoid Pneumonia
NJ Robert Far cr 'gei SO 9eafs
In Ws'efyillo, Jan "a. joseph Marcy, aged a.
yeas
lH uydepark. 90 the ith inst Auna Martha. d,ugh
ger Of Andrew aud IS. 8 Cowen Asei years and 2
months
In Ed,n. The 0,h ms, Of congestion u the lungs,
Mar L wife Of Lyman uutchius. aged "A years AM
10 months
10 j ih SON ON ia l6h inst Tie ~ Eliio, younge.'
ibid n Mrs Mar Jane. widow Of the late Elliot Aus
uu aged years and months
Ia STOW Nov IS h, Of consumption. Miss Rhoda NJ
Al.u aged ~ yeas.
Ia Ruilaud Jan. II. w.. Olivia Hawkes. wife Of
Moses Hawkes. Esq. aged 55 years.
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GET THE REST

Rev. c. A. Buckbee, Treas Am. Bible
Union, N. ". writes 81 very cheerfully add
my testimony to that Of numerous other
friends, to Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer and Zylobalsamum. The latter
have found superior to anything have ever
used"
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot, 1873
Greenwich st., New York daw.89
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Be WISE IN TIME.-'Tis madness to de-
fer, sings the poet Young. 1t would be well ii
persons who are afflicted with apparently in
durable ulcers, old sores, etysipelas, AMI Oh
stInate skin erupnons wound not daily with
expensive DOCTORS but use Grace's celebrated
salye, which is the best remedy extant for
flesh wounds of all kinds, burns, soalds,
boils, felons. salt-rheum, sore breasts, chap
ped hands and lips, ehiblains, &C. In sum
mer it removes tan and freckles, and is an
admirable cosmetic. 25 cts box See adj
vertisement in another column SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29

10 II r o X f. c u r Il
An utfaiiin9 care Tor Sperma'OrrAsa Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions and an diseases caused By
setPoAat.oai suchas Loss Of Memory U.ipersai ~
sifade Pans in Tho Back, Dio,,ess Of VisioH. ~ ma
lure Old Age Weak Nerres DaHeHhy Of Breau ng
Trembling, lPakeftiiless Ertgjii0Hs The Face, aid
CoW,teRdnee, Insanity Consumption, and all he 70
fM complaints caused By departing from the pain
nature
o. This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
one IN which all can rely, "a It hu been used in
practice for many years and with housand- treated, IL
has not failed in single instance. Ito curative powers
have been sufficient to gain victory the stub
born case
n To those who have trihed with their constitution,
unit they think themselves beyond the reach Of medic Il
aid would say, De,pair not the fhe"okes Cure will
restore you TO health and ygoT and after all quack doc
tors have failed
o. For full particulars geta Circular from any Drug
Store In the country, write the Proprieors, who will
mail free TO any desiring the same, full treatise in
pamphlet form.
W Prices 81 per bottle three bottles for S. AMI
forwarded by Express 10 all parts # the world
u Sold by all respectable druggists overyshete.
DR. w. X. MkRWIN A co
SoLE PRoPHETORs,
No. 80 Liberty Street, New York
q GOODWIN And NJ. s. BuRR Co, Boston
Wholesale Agents. S9i0dawtov
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMP.
TON

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is
DC most highly approved medicine discovered 4,
b' sood TIE best Of ell tests Tis,. having hid an On
pr ccdcnted sale Of Hsariy forty years 1t {, recon-
n'ndcd by best phys'cfuls ou- emiucnt cti-
the press, the frado IN fact by all who kpv it,.
For certificates which be given almost any extent
wrap9cr 70 each bottle. The propictnts will cheer
fully refund ths uvy mt entirely satisfactory Price
and 81 the LARGE bottles mach The cheapest
Ne careful 70 yf fhs genuine, which prepared only by
REED, CUTLER & CO, Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
tn Sold in Montpelier by dealers generally. s2n7
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/, N EW FIRM.-The undersigned hsvt
formed copartnership under the frm Of
j O ~ T. = Dc w A r. y.
and will continue business nj the stand lormsrly
occupied by l. W JONES. II will be our aim and
endeayor to keep the fullest assortment u all kinds Of
Goods. and trust facilities such ~ will enable
us TO buy and sell lon any concern In this vicinity
Our business will be done upon the
READY PAY AND SHORT CREDIT
plan, aud we hope by close attention TO merit and con.
,nue 20 receive the patronage literally beloved on
the ol concern. l.. W. JONRS.
G. W. WARD
Watshcld, Jan n, 1864 dnw SO 03s
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TO CONSTMpTTVEs

Consumptve sufferers will receive valuable presorip
ton Tor the Of Consumption. Asthma Bronchitis
and AL Throat and Lung affections, tfiee Of charee by
sending their address to
Rev. u A. WILSON,
wamsburgh. Kings Co,
1898 New York
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q
CnNPouSDFD PROM Honrs. MARKS 4 LEAVES.
cures al diseases Of The urary organs s,ch Hcoa
tiptce Of the Urine. inflammation Of tbs BAtdey
igRagHa'irH Of The Kidneys Stone a. the Bttdder,
SIicuTe, Grauet, elect Gan0yrha and Is espeeiaAt,
recommended IN fh0so cases At Fh0r AiiuS Tor Whues
~ tena'esJ rhsre an nc Old medicines hare
fHied.
~ It II prepared in highly concentrated form the
dos only being fom 20 teaspoonfus three times
per day
~ IL is duTetic aud Alternative in il, action purifying
and cleansing he blood, causing il to flow all Of its
csginr purity and vgn thus removing from the sys-
TEN an perniorus oau.cs which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intended as an ally
or assistan' to the Cherokee ReHsdy, and should D.,
us is conf ucnn witii that mfdicue in all cases or
G0norrhea, Gt,tt Fiior Atbus or Vh,fes It's effects
are healing, so0fh and deBHlceat removing all
scadipg heat chordee and pain instead NJ the buruiu9
ard almost unendurahle pain ihati 'Kperienced with
nearly all the cheap 7aack fgjec iOnf
II BY the use of the Cherokee Remedy aud Cherokee
fyecfio 1.-The two med ines at the saue time--i i'm
proper discharges are r'mpved aud the weakened or
gans speedily restored TO full ,gor and strength
K y For fiIl particulars get our pamphlet from any
drug store To- the country, write us hnG will mail
nee 10 any address, a full treatise
o. Price, Cherokee Remedy, 81 per bottle three
bottles f,T %
lJ-Phee, cherokee fJ,eiion, 81 per BOTTLE or three
bottles for So
" Sent By Express any address receipt Of price
IL Sold by all druggists every where
BR W X MERwlN CO.
soLE PRorREronS
No 30 Liberty Street, New York
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

published for the benefit, and warning and eau
ZION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De
biy Premature Decay NJ Manhood, etc supplying at
the time. the MEANS OP SELF CURE. BY
one who has cured himself After being put great ca
peuse aud injury through medical humbug and quaokey
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies ma, be had It the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ksq,
3405 BEDFORD Kings County. Y.
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AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY WRTTEs -
AT inspection noticed that large proper
ton OF the mems knapsacks contained box
of Troches, being generally used by them for
colds, etc. "Broua'o Bronchial Troches
should be in every soldiers knapsack or
pocket, to be used upon the first appearance
Of a cold or cough. 80
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De- posALs -FuR woop.
STATE OF MONT, }
QuARrEHMAsrER GFNFnAL's OFFfcr. I
Muutraifrr I.u,.,. % 1894

STATE OF VEBM ONT,
QuARrEHMAsrER GENERAL. OFFIc4
Montpelier Janaar, 90 1864
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until
Friday The 29h day nf January. 1854. at O'Clock, F.
T. for furnishing fur hundred cords Vt good merchant
le hard wood AZ the Fair Ground, the barracks
oT building ia hopt7eier one hundred cords Of said
'ooi To be dry, and deliver ed as follows
Ffy cords ora fore the 10Th ui February and fny
rds hefre the 2lrh Of February ne,t. The other
nrec hundred eoris drg gteen be delivered
nr Def re- he first day Of April next
Proposals will b. received ff the whole or an, part Of
AID wood
Zach bidder is required to state the quantity he pro
IN deliver
Proposals will be opened presence Of all Who desire
be present
he state CRYING the right TO ject any NJ all Of
he proposals offered II deemed for the puhc interest TO
10 40. GEO. + nAV :,
Quarter Master General
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FoR ONCE, we take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to an advertisement,
that OF Howe a. Stevens Family Dye
Colors," in this days paper. These Dyes
have become household necessity, and 50
general in their use that many an article once
rejected as out o date, is, by the aid of these
Dyes, made as good as new. 80
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BATCHELOR's CELEBRBrBD HAIR DYB
Is rHE BEST IN rHD WORLD!

lS lhh u EsA IN IND W ohIn
The only Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye Know,,
The sriended Hair Dyeis Perfcot--ohAng,s Red Rusb
" Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Black or Naursl
Brown. without uIurng he Han Staining the Skin,
ga ing the Hair Spf aud Beautiful impar,s fresh vital
ip frequently restoring its pristine color, and reeuhe,
'he III effects Of Bad Dyes The Genuine is sign
ed William A Rsehelor, all Others limitations, alo
'hou be avoided sodby ali Druggi.t, ye Factory
Isl Barclay st, New York Bachelor. New Tho
Gamer for Dressing the Hair, 50 l0dwx
Ngw MEDICAL DIsuoyEHY-BRLL's SPkoiYIc PILLS
fr the speedy And permanent Of Sexual Diseases,
Ure,h al Dis h4rges, elect Seminal Weak ess, Nsh,b
Emissions, lnoonunenee, impotence, Genital Debility
aud lrHtabty, Gravel, Structures and Affections Of the
Kidneys aud bladder, which has been used by upwards
VI Que hundred physicians with entire sueccsa-super
ceding cubebs, CopAba, Capsules, any compound
hitherto known
BELLS SrRciFIc Puts speedy in action. effect
ing a cure in a few days when Is permanent They are
prepared from vegetable that harmless
system, and never nauseate the stomach lmprrgnatc
the breath No change Of dlel is necessary whilst using
them Nor does their action interfere with business
pursuits.
Zach b'K contains six dozen Pills. Price 81
DR.. BELLS TREATISE on Seminal Weakness.
Self Abuse, Loss OF Power impotence, Premature De
cay, Sexual Diseases, &c, pamphlet Of Ga pages con
tanning important advice the afflicted free. sis
cents are required to prepay postage,
Sent, from observation and confdenualy, by
mail, post paid, eoeipt Of the money. by
dwu2E j. BRYAN, NJ. D., Cedar st New York
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Books FOR THE CAMP FIRES James Red
path, Boston, announces series Of ten cent
Books for tho Camp fires, ola much higher
class than the dime publications now in the
market. They will contain from 90 to 1874
pages new type, good paper" neatly bound
in greenbscks" No is" On Picket Duty
and Other rales," by Miss L. NJ. Alcott,
whose Hospital Sketches has been one Of the
most popular b., ks of the season. No. 2 is
Clotelle, Tale Of the South, with five fine
illustrations. No. is" The Vendetta,
oLe Of Balzac's best tales. translated for the
publisher. No. is--Gulivers Travels ia
Lilliput. No. is Victor Hugo's eloquent
description Of the Rattle Of Waterloo Each
number is complete in itself and unabridged
Ten cents sent to the publisher will ,ecuro a
specimen copy, postage paid, to any home or
camp address--or fifty cents for the list above
announced. No is out, and the FIVE will al
be published before the close OF February
Address Jas Bedpaih, publisher. Boston.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

BhOW n y BhONGhIAI 1KOCHES.
~ have changed my mind respsettvg them 0p
hefrst excepting n hat vet better Of tchich bega,
thinking 'oeHot." Rev. HESRY WARD BgHcHsR.
"Ihe Boehe' a,e STAFF Of ne 70 M"
Prof EpwARn NoRrH
Press. Hamilton College, Clinton. n Y.
Per ThroR Troubles they are specific
N.P WILLIS.
TOO frrora5iy tao,on to need eopneudation"
Hon CnAnits A. PHBLrs.
Priest Mass. senate
80 oHta'n no OPIUM nor anything injurious"
M A. A. HAYES Chemist Boston.
''An eityaaf Combination fyf Coughs"
DR.. G. + BIGsLow, Boston,
81 recoaam nd their I've to Ps5dc Speakos
Rev. Z. II. CHAriS.
Most sli4tayy reiief IN Bronckaf,"
Rev S. sEIoFaIsD Morristown Ohio
'Toy bsHsfcih ohen ,vBeriag From Colds"
Rev ANDERSON. 81 Louis
"Atmon instant relief The distressing trj5r y
breathing peculiar to Asthaa
Rev. A G. EGGLEsToV. New York
"Thsy hare suited my er1e'iy ,ebernq n tiroa
50 that fcoaid sing 'eUh ease.' T DucsAtNE
Chors,er French Parish Church. Montreal
As there are limitations. be obtain the griu,Ho
1922
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Special iautires.
ATTENTION COMPANY

Volunteers, who expect to retain their health unim-
paired during the campaign, must see to Il themselves,
do not trust to the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves
with Holovay's Pills and Ointment Every English
Soldiers Knapsaeks contains them. Only Is per
box or pot 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29

Thursday was the day assigned b., the Ken
lucky Legislature for the eleetl II of w. S
senator TO succeed Mr. Powell, but vote was
prevented by 6llibusterins On the part OF the
Senate.
On Wednesday afternoon, while wood
merchant of Washington was procuring pass
at the office Of the provost marshal for five
cplored laborers to go 10 Maryland and cut
wood, two of them were kidnapped while
standing in front OF the building by men who
represented themselves to be of the detective
police. The negroes have not yet been found
and whethu the kidnappers we're recruiting
agents or not is not certainly known.
Charles A. Dana has entered upon the du-
ties of second assistant secretary Of war.
The Mobile Register says the Confederate
army is naked, hungry and ill-equipped.
The people at st. Paul, Minnesota, call il
mild weather when the thermometer is only
twenty-oight degrees below Zero.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29

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/ " The subscribers having been appointed By
Huunrale Probate Court for the District Of ashingt
commissioners to receive, examine aud adjust all clai
aud demands Of All persons against the estate OF Ora
Smith. ate u Waitsheld in said district, 6eceasr
re resented ias1lyeut, and the term Of six months r.
| the 29th day Of December 1868 being allowed by
C0nrt the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
] prove their respective claims before US Give not
that will attend to the duties Of appointment
! tho dwelling house OF widow Lucy Smi'h h,
Watsdeld. said district. the 27tn day Of Februs
and June next at niue o'clock in the forenoon each
/ said