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Apple Trees 6 feet ard less, can be bought
for ce is each and the bestkinds for this
Climate, also Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
at very low price. Nursery two miles
south of CenterSville, the road lead
ing from St. Clairsville to Woods field.
Come as soon as the weather will ad-
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Belmont County, Ohio
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Notice in Partition.

Feb. 10, 1864.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Illustrative Of the scarcity Of provisions
in Richmond, correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury Gays; Some time since the
clerks OF the Department made up large
sum Of money. which they placed in the
hands Of agents for the purchase Of proVi-
sions. One Of the egents did well, bringing
back 8 lbs Of bacon and ! 2 herring to each
Of the Clerks for $50. For $50 more he
promised each Of them barrel Of -four, but
the man he contracted with sold to another
man as soon as fl lur advanced, aud SO the
flour was lost. The other agent returned
II on. Of sugar, u ozs. OF -four, II ozs. o
sap, and 10. and 10 oEs. Of lard for eaet
Clerk. oil for 500.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The State Agricultural Fair at White Riv-
or Junction on Tuesday, was favored with a
good chow Of cattle and sheep and some
good horses but the attendance Tuesday
and Wednesday was not large, owing dou bt-
less to the prospects OF the weather. Thurs
day beautiful day, and the cars we're filled
to OVERLOOKING. It was undoubtedly the
great day of the occasion. The wool grow
ers convention was adjourned from Tuesday
to We lnesdsy, but not held ON that day.
Some large sales Of cattle were made Of
high prices, aud one buck was soid for 49,.
600.
The formal presentation Of the Hamburg
flag to the state agricultural society was made
on the second day Of the fair ut White Rive
Junction by Daniel Needham, the secretar!
Of the society and Nermonrs COMMISSIONS
Of the Hamburg fair. COL Needhsm wa
afterwards presented by the society with
silver pitcher, goblet, and salver. About Il
lots of sheep are exhibited at tho fair, mos
of them being Spanish Meunoes, but few o
the famous Addison county sheep are shown
The display of fat cattle is noted as remarka
bly, good
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

If there ever wos need Of faith in the pat
rotism Of the north there ought TO be no faith
lessness now. While old Vermont has less
to gain than any Of the New Eng land states,
she still remains true TO the Union, and acts
up to the example OF the Green Mountain
boys. From first to last in this war her sons
have earned honor on the field. And 1t was
two companies Of her soldiers that proved at
Yorktown, in McClellans campaign, the fight
ing power Of the North. This handful OF
men waded a stream and charged the rebel
batteries, putting eight hundred Of JEFF Da-
Wis men to flight, and OILY because their com
mander, Mcclellan, was timid general, the
capture Of the whole concern was not accom-
plishcd. But Vermont has voted again, and
again has made the record Of her loyalty,
courage aud patriotism good.
Then comes Maine. The old state where
men Of sense and Of yigor reside. She has
given treason black eye and sent dismay
among the copper heads. Her regiments o
stalwatt young men have earned imperishabl'
renown IN the field and Der citz5ns at home
have illustrated the power Of civilization an'
republican honesty. Good Tor Maine, and
good for the country Gloucester Telegraph
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

Fo, Impurities ~ the Bioaa resulting frtDi inlprV-
deute and c0afagion or abuse Of Mercury. crnsing
FrnBtions on tis st,l; S3re ihr0af Mouth and Noac
Loss Of hair Old SoScs Srettingsi Pans ~ ho
Bones and al other signs n an aet,te rnWent poison
IA t6s sDsiegs afNo remedy ever discovered has dune
what has been achieved by this Under IT'S use every
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No tEAoE ExoEPT ON "OLD ABg's
TERMS. VOICE PROM THE ANNA
correspondent sends us an extract fr.m let.
Ter written by an old Mcclellan enthusiast.
who is now soldier in the army 90 ,le ru-
toniac- We agree with our correspondent IN
both the nope and belief that this distance OF
change of feeling is but sample Of the
spirit soon to peryade the entire army We
give portion of the extract;
The people who think Mcclellan Will b,
elected will meet with sad disappointment
Mcclellan has killed himself by aoeeptin,
the nomination from the peace party. Tvs
weeks ago, more than one-h half OF oompan,
II, yes. nearly all, would have voted Tor Nc
Clellsn if be had been nominated by the u
MON party. As it is, SO men out of SO will
vote sgainst him. and III favor If Oid Abe
THIS Ia about the way lhs regiment stands.
" are known in the army, aud al hume. us
8 stesdS Mcclellan piu'rt hut 'lirgs are
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

~ Thousand Qt Dollars pad to svindiing quacks
daily which is io0rSe than thr0toH army his comes
from trusting TO the deceptive advertisements Of men
calling themselves Doctors, whose only recommendation
Ia rhat They s1y Of lhemseiptS. " Advertising phy
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or n YOU prefer who makes your disease specially
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educated PITY stefan IN Providence II New Eng land
icho dduertsoS treating Special Maadies and he gives
UNDoUBrBD TESTIMONIALS, without which stranger
be entitled confidence Enclose stamp for post
age and send for them, With pamphlet SPECIAL DIS
EASES, sent free. DR. Madison is regularly educated
physician Of twenty years experience, ten in an ex-
tensive general practice, until declining health
PEELED him renqush that and adopt office practice
treating all diseases and accidents resulting from i'm
prudence In both sexes, giving them his roe attention.
Persons, at distance having any important difficult
case, will do well TO consult DR. send for his
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- Advice At Office, free Address Lock Box No. Xxx,
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CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION
An Old Physioian'i
IsstimOHy.
READ

Nov Path, 1858.
Although | do not
like the practice Of Ply
siciAns recommending,
Unfortunately, tn FL
patent medicines OF the
day yet after q trial Of
ten years, | am nee TO.
admit that there is one
medicine before The pub
lie that any Physician
can use in bis practice
and recommend 20 the
public with perfect con
hdence that medicine.
is Rev, n. n. Downs
Vegetable Balsamio h
liKif
have used it myself
with the very best sue
cess aud now when
ever ! am troubled with
"a Cough OF Cold, / 10
variably use h. / can
cheeriully recommend
Il % all who arc suffer
ering from a Cough or a
Cold, for the Coup
l Whooping Cough, and
all diseases tending 20
. Consumption. and 20
the Profession az re
liable article
] am satisfied Of its
excellence beyond q
douht, having c0uvcraoo
personally with the Rev
n II Downs about q
He informed me Of tht
principal ingredients OF
which the Elixir Is com
posed, all OF which a.,
Purely Vegetable and
perfectly safe
!. b. WOODWARD, Nd
Now Brigade Surgeon
U s Army.
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Our Regular Correspondence.
THIRD VERMONT BATTERY.


September II, 1864. !
Too thotslnd head Of army cattle captured - Wound.
ed -Rsc,ui Battery nop attached 10 tho teSerrs
Artiheyy.-Cdpt. Start en- route for Fermont-ASSauh
from The enemy daily expected. Grant prepared
Railroad communication running parallel irih The
lines, SO.
Dear Journal :--Y yesterday, the enemy sud
denly attacked our line upon the left and sue
ceeded in capturing some two thousand head
Of cattle which were grazing in that locality.
! can learn no further particulars.
Since my last notification Of casualties in
the battery, several have been wounded -
John w. Marsh, slightly in shoulder Eben
Taplin, slightly in head; and Wesley p. Car
roll, slightly in leg.
Priyates Williams, Bresette, Crawford,
Savage and Burnham have reported, from
hospitals, for duty. Edwin A. Hot is de-
tailed at Attn Division Hospital 9th Corps
Campbell, Roberts, Robinson, Jsngraw.
Lucius Bagley, C, Bagley, ID, Horton, Jones,
Pomeroy, Scrlbner, Tebo, Warner aud Evans,
recruits, have reported duty.
We have been detached from the 9th Corps,
and assigned to the Reserve Artillery of the
Army of the Potomac. and hereafter mail mat
ter should be addressed
Sd Vermont Battery,
Art. Reserve, Army Of the Potomac,
Washington, ID. G..
Capt. Start, having received leave of ab-
sence, started for Vermont few days since.
Lieut.. W. A. Phillips is in command of the
Battery.
Some time since we were ordered to "turn
in" two Of our guns, therefore at present we
only have four guns.
Recruits join the army daily and the thin
ned ranks are fast filling up. 1t is said the
I'd corps received nearly a brigade in one
day. This corps now drills four hours daily
The other corps receive equally as many in
all probability, and are busily at work drill
ing them.
We anticipate an attack from the enemy
ere many days pass, as it is reported they ase
gathering their forces to make an assault be-
fore we can drill and discipline the new levies
We are ready for them.
A railroad has been built from City Point,
running nearly the length Of our lines. Our
supplies are thus brought within few rod'
Of our camp.
John H. Brown, Of Montpelier, was taker
to the ID corps hospital at City Point day
before yesterday. lie is quite sick
James Limb Of the 18th VI. and VIM. II
II. Camp Of Montpelier, visited our batter,
yesterday. Both are quite well.
The battery is now encamped not far from
Zen. Mead's headquarters.
More soon. ln haste. n. L.
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No rood trork 70 sreI or sp No Thup5-scteos 10
oct out u order.
WARRANTED WITH HH WITHOUT coo WHEELS
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and County / s in 1868 aud Is, WitA0ut except ~
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40 , $3.50 No / 81 81 No f, So 50. No A,
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Boston s nrW purh aobtrtisrmruts.
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Let the Afflicted read,
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changed, and we will 20 almost unanimous
for Lincoln. don't think Mac" will get
so votes in our regiment 80 you see that
we are still for the Union, and no peace ex-
cept on Old Abc's terms.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
ESSBNCE OF LIFE,
PREPARED PROM ruRR VEGETABLE ExrRAoTs, con
rAiN1Ea NOTHING INJURIOUS To THIS MOST DELICATE.


animated vith neu e. s1 does this Rir.
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

FAIHPlTLD, Nh Apih 2s, 1854
Messrs SRru W. Fowls Co.
Gentlemen - eli z numerous certificates in the Ne.
Fpmer end rising the merit Of that great Lung hemt-
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~ the great cur IL accomplished IN my family. MY
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Bead Th,,, Certificates.


MONTREAL
April bfh 1850
Mcsst Henry s. Go .
Your Vermont lin
mcut has cured me of a
kncumatism which had
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grateful II QuEsNBL.
south CRANKY q w.
Mr. Henry h. Graz
Chemist Montreal
ST. ~ am m0sthnp-
py 20 state that my wiie
used Henry 3 Vermont
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nail The pain Wa
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using ths Imminent, the
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minutes
Yours yery respect
fully
" GiH-uN
MoFrhEAL.
Dee. Ign 1850
Messfs. Esuy a co
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PRICE 81 so PER BOTTLE.
Sold by n X. Brown. Wool BixDy A Co., s. P. Red
hed, Montpelier EWah Perry, Cabot
And BY Apothecares and dealers ia Medicines general
ly and at the Doctors office,
81 and SO Hanover Street, Boston.
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.IGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Il Il IN DELICATE HEALTH. DIR. Dow. Ply sician
snd surgeon Nos Endleou Stree, soaon s son'al'r!
dauy for a Diseases incident o. the female ysrm. Ffuapl
lrr or Billing q the Womb fiuor Alnu suppfessinn apo
other mtuuAl derange menst 81 treated pat
ooNta principles and speedy relief guaranteed 10 u Gays
50 Invariably certain he mode of treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under H. and the a cited person e
loce m perfect health Dr. Dow has NO douut had t.s A
prref Ia he % diseases u aud cnlr. Do man
any physician boz Boston. Boarding accomodaons fog pann
who may Nahto stay 10 Boston few days under no uta
ment Dr. Dow since lsla, having confined hs Nhole s
ton a. ocr practice for the % Private Diseases nv
femae Complaints acknowledge no superior 10 the th
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