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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29
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MEDICAL SaSlSEsl9 S
TME1s 1sESs1HsSlSgSN7
II00 DOLLARSaPREMIUMIIz
sEAIINAL WEAKNESS
Or Epermatorrhea, Glset, &c.: and
IMPOTEEOY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York CITY, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70 cure the
above named diseases He will pay the same sum foT
the proof that any other Physician in the United
After many years Of laboriOus study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able to announce
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
the above, and also all contagious diseases q the
therefrom, including general r-
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTBATIOH.
ae has succeeded in curing cases IN this city some
styled physicians, who profess treat all private
malsdies with success, and without receiving the
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member Of
some Colege in London or Paris, IS perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great expectations 70 be real
lied But what Dr. g. might boast OF Is this, that be
is able 70 give entire satisfaction to those who
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
or any patent medicine to equal for the radical
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising nom sex
ual or secret abuse. '-.r-' r.-
DR.. GIBsoS also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all Others yet discovered
end 1rs the agents used in respect disagreea
blei he uses no rehcs Of the dark ages such Mer
eHry, nor any other deleterious drug secondly no
restrictions in diet business is required thirdly,
his treatments positive and certain in all he
stands prepared TO into any public private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness, permanency, midness, safety and convenience
to the patient.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
cures 0fdiB6es which had for years resisted all other
modes Of treatment. References can be given to in
vduals Of the first respectabiliy in Cleveland, Bos
ton New York and other cities in regard 70 skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia
rheumatism, Scrofula, and All chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- Medicines sent to any part of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBsOE's New Work on Physiology for sale si
his office. -
.fi DR. aIB6oA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-29
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

NEW DIRK, Oct. 81.
The Tribune's dispatch gives tho following
account Of the operations by Buffers troops
on the 9th The 10th corps eeRan occupy
ing the enemy from the scene Of the fight on
the l4th to Charles City road. There was
considerable desultory fighting, showing the
strengt. Of the rebels. The lSth corps, with
Kautz' cavalry, moved toward the WiIliams-
burg road, and engaged the enemy late in the
afternoon, with varying success. Holman's
brigade Of colored troops carried one OF the
rebel redoubts with their guns. Fairchild's
and Columns brigades we're roughly handled
in endeavoring to take strong position on
the Williamsb burg road near Seven Pines
Darkness came on too soon 90 avail Of the ad-
vantage gained by the capture of the redoubt
and the troops we're ordered to- retire for a
fair start next morning, but Grant directe !
their withdrawal to their original position.-
The loss in the 10th corps was 800, and In
the 18Th corps 6OO,-half captured.
It is again stated that Early has been SUI
perseded by Longstreet and that reinforce
mentr have reached him from Breckenridge
and East Tennessee.
JEFF Davis has appointed Nov. l6,h as a
day Of National Thanksgiving for the many
signal victories which have crowned the Com
federate arms and for the ftuitfuIuess OF rebel
lands. accompanied by the energy of the reb-
ell hearts meritod and have received a grevious
chastizement aud the large districts of coun-
try are swept over and held by tho rebel army
He also bewail- the use Of coloted troops by
the federal government.
The II raids Hagerstown dispatch Of the
30th says Firing was heard Saturday after
noon in the direction Of Cen Nhetidau's font
but it is not known that fight is in pro-
gress.
Gen. Sheridan is ready for assault from
any direction. Gen. Meade has been ordered
TO West Virginia, probably to check Breck-
enridge's advance into East Tennessee. Over
two thousand refugees have come into Sher-
idan's army since Sept 49, many bringing all
the property they could carry.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

tef the st sec me following Provided suits to
the nalj herein shalbtb ought within go daysir the
time in which me HRnt o. action shau accrue ogps'u
by Seua Chapman and Cu,hman aud disagreed to-
The bin wte O. cu ordered TO a third reading.
Mr. Hutchinson called up 2, an act elaung TO the
sale Of real ate including III homestead by executors
aud administrators, Sc, the question being upon ofde ing
the nl Goo Third reading
SIR Enpc.by moved to amend by striking ont all after
the enacuut clause aud substtu ing another 10, which
hc explained Civ ing to- he probate court the sane
power viii NV beongs TO The curt OF ohmcery and
extending The power NJ the probate court n allowing the
sale cf the homcucau 100 certain case. Amendment a
greed To, and UiI as amended, on motion VI Mr. Wood,
ordered 20 Die.
Mr. Eusic.by also favored the amendment and It was
al ,ptcd tho bil was then ordered 20 a third eadug
Third feqdiHg OtbtAs-- u %, an act granting certain
rshu to the prophetoS Of the Lyme Bridge Cos passed
S IS an act relating to the rights Of pyre corpora
tons formed under be provisions Of sec 100 Of ch rs on
i Hs S'" '''''.'' u" ''''" '''S'' ''''''D "
80 an act to incorporate the Mcndon marble Co 3
On motion Of Mr. Ke lam. the senate adjourned.
HOUSE
Reading the scriptures and prayer by the chaplain.
Jlunual read ana approved
BIS iltoiuced-By Mr Reed Of Fairhaven, an act to
incorporate the Allen Kerosene Company to com on
BY Nc Hyd. OF Castle,oa an act To- incorporate the
Vermont State manufacturing company 20 com ON cot-
d, Nr Nicholson Of w,rinsford, an ac, to facilitate
The tua of causes in county court; 90 luiiavy com
IlAis bin rr1sita Tor appointment " spec Al clerk to
. lake CO.., Imuuy fUr pot the court
bt MI ouur NJ Fairfax. act Co auhofize the towns
Of rairfa,. Georgia Cambridge, Fletcher and Water
willie, 20 raise money l build railroad Co select com
cousis iug Of members tom towns named iu Abe bill
By Mr. Howe Of Concord aatto aemnd sec 80 Of
CHI N Of general sta utes relating grand sti 70 com
on ways aud means lh provides that members Of fire
companies shall uotOc exempt from certain taxes
by Mr Hall " Bolton, act changing the names "
Thomas and Sarah Mellfu e. gen com
RrUIufoH.-b Mr. Wheeler ~ South Hero, joint
resolution thanking Tho people NJ Phiadc phia Tor their
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

On Thursday # last week, about two hun
dred ioughs Of New York ciy-thieves,
tbimbe-riggers aud black-legs passage
on 'he Erie railroad, aad robbed all the pas
sengers on the trains both ways, brutally
bruised ID soldier, violated his wife, and hur-
rahed tor Mcclellan" 1huly-four arrests
have beer made. One man was 90 excited
by being robbed, that appopIexJ INTERVIEWED
aud be died Such an outrage Is without
parallel. Why is it thai such men, with reo-
els and avosed peace men ON any terms are
for Mcclellan "a man, by the way, whose
personal character lie beyond reproach' The
question is worth considering.
1t is said Paymaster Il. J. Richardson has
resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
ILLFGAL VOTING IMPORTANT DB-
lINION.

Cl>lON.
BY referring TO Legislative proceedings Of
Monday afternoon published in another coll
umu, it wall be observed that the committee
to canvass votes tor County officers. report
ed to Legislature in joint assembly in refer
ence TO the election OF justice. Of the peace
in the town o., Weston The decision sn-
nouneed by lhe committee is an important
one as precedent the decision IL that the
ballots ON which were found greater NUM-
Der OF names than 'hc number q justices
properly voted for, ure illegal The election
Of four ou, of the five justices elected turned
upon this decision Many Of the ballots had
six name. upon them. Had these ballots
)een rcckoned legal, one set TOT justices lfouI)
would have been elected their being pro-
nouneed illegal, elects another set of men.
The six names ia che ballots IN this case
were desI gned as an arrangement by which,
if Mr. should fail OF election, Mr.. would
be elected, making sure Of one or the other
Knowing nothing Of the circumstance be-
yond the report made by the cAnvassins com
mi,tee, it seems TO Us remarkable that there
could have been a question about the illegal
ity Of such voting, of that any yoters should
have resorted to so shallow an article to
carry point The decision may prevent
repetition Of the attempt at fraudulent voting
IN other towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
NENNONT HHLE sOcIETY.


VERMONT BlRI.E SOCIETY
The Vermont Bible Society be.d its 6nv.
second annual meeting al Montpelier Wodnes
day evening. Oct 10Th At 8 p NJ in the
ve.,ry of the Brick Church
j. G Sum.on wa. called IN tine chat, and
Rev p Merrill ,F.,o5 ,,,,er
Tho ..c,sty ths, rrococls5 ,o ,l..,,bo f,l-
lowing named officer. f,, the yea, ensui,,.
Hon paul Dillingham; President
Rev. }. w Chicke-ing. Cor. seo'y.
Rev A. h. Cooper, Recording Secretary.
d. a. Isss' reg ] teA'1'eF'
T,re p-s.ig.,,.
Rev. Levi II. Stone. Warrington County
Rev. J. T. Ford, Lamoilie; Hon Z How
ard CeIed'na w w. Hastiag-. h'q Or
,W r. D,soN' reg bennington
w, w. 1Sile'' reg NG,,''U Ne,' a.
SON. REV n p H,ctot Cei,ts,de.. Hon
Lawrence B-ainsrd F,,nLEn Rsy q a
nee'er' Grand Isle bon. John Lynde, Or
anSe he'' ~. Se"aH' Essex
H'e.ior'
non. I.' u. Deilno' non D. lyman Kew.
=, a'Hei' D. ". oNmson' fsqr henry
Nu''' hey. A. ] bu'.erd, Rev, T. Merrill,
rev. u. d. oe''l u. ! Barnes, h.q l. j.
Carpenter Rev VIM j. hidder' Rev w.
H. N0' d.
rue 'oc'-'y 'hsn 'aJ burned 10 meo' at the
Brick Church at o'clock tor Anniversary eX-
ercises.
ATT o'clock p NJ. the society met for an
,;,.,..,,. ...... d.. pY,i..4..,
President Of tho Society, in the chair. Rev.
NJ. Leavit. read the Scriptures and offered
prayer The Treasurer ana Corresponding
Secretary presented their reports
The treasurer reported upwards Of $4,000
in the treasury.
The society was then addressed in an able
and interesting sermon by Rev. f D. Hun
"HR'oD' ~ - % boston
- copy Oh 'De sermon lof Puo"cANou was
requested
Inc services we're ih'erspersed with sing
'"B 's' pieces anu ny mus oy lhe cnol'
PINKERs CELEBRATED "WAHoo CANDA-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

Pefihon-By Mr. Ponnock n II No,e, and others
stockholders IN the Ltmoie Go Bank. praying Tor the
increase NJ NE capitol II sid bank 70 com on banks.
BUS fHt, fa,ed and rtferrcd-By Mr. Clark, an I
20 incorporate the Puuitney Hotel Co tu gen com.
From The house, 90 to repeal act entitled
- act To- encourage volunteering 10 com on military
FROM the house II 1903. an act lesaizng the grand
ist ut thc town Of Lemngon fir 1864 TO com finance
From ihe house, II l3l an 'ct iu relation tn dover
aud homestead to- com oujudci'ty.
From the House, q l47, act TO legalse the grand
let OF tne Town OF Iopsham Go tom on finance
By Mr. CLARK, an act 90 incorporate the Puultncy Nor
NAL institute TO com education.
4 Message nom ne GorerHor--A communication was
received ifom the Governor with the report OF the tus
tees of ihs State Library Whic the Secretary proceeded
Ancr Che reading Of the report, It WAS, motion Of
so Williams rcfcrrtd 20 com On Library.
ihc hour appointed fr a joint assembly having Mtiv-
cd thc senate repair 90 The ha u the house Of rep
rcseuttives.
The joint oil, emily having completed its session. the
president r..u.ucd the chair in the senate.
On motion of Mr. Wood, the senate adjourned
HOUSE
Biis indrodped-By S Waite, for com of ways
ndm,lus bill in amendment Of sec Ss Of ch 20 in re-
latau Co Vermont insane asylum third reading, ltc
gItrs expenses OF said asylum.
by NJ BARROW of ST AlOaus, an act TO legalze the
grand t VI the town Of st Adams to com to make up
E Nlr Bu lard NJ st Johusbury an act to incorporate
thc Ess.N lumber company g. com ON manu- acturcs
B} $40 pUiue. of Marshheld, an act TO pay kubee
t1 com uu claims.
aud % OF eh "a of Che gen statutes TO com on ways aud
m.aus
by Mr. Martin OF Plymouth an act to incorporate the
Tyson iron company 90 com ol manu- actures
iy Mr. torrin Of Montpelier, an act 20 pay George II
Nujt, O. cou on claims.
BY 'r F-fa II Mon,pei'r,an act 70 pay Sarah Hogan
R,ptn-B, Mr. Rounds for com on military affairs
asa'sta 90 providing 20 grant substitutes state pay ;
Bj Sir Wilson. & com on judiciary, fyorably to bill
defining criminal offences thifd reading
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

Reports-By Mr. Hutchinson. com Of senators from
Orange Co. favoribly on IL an act In addi p1n 10 an
act alng tax upon Orange Co third .dIrr ordered
by Mr fish for sen com, favntaby on IL lj5 au act
relating 20 yagrauis ordered thirl Teadi and
passed n concurrence.
Bif' read me- thifd ho,e-Au act 10 incorp1.,te The
Essex railroad Co; passed iu concurrence.
An act 20 provide p taking OH layt, dispositions and
acknowledgment, n's Of deeds Of persons in The military
service Of the United State. raised In concurrence
II 3d. act 10 leIalze the grand list Of the town of
Rutland passed IN concurrence
=, an at 70 incorporate the Brandon silver led Co
WAS returned fiom the house with prurosA of amend
mcnt; amendment ucurred IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

I''VIHF INI9E8 II u 4NVF' =
/ rebel battery is reported on The Misss-
sippi river above Island No. 81. Two steam
srs have been ,ttacked, on board Of which
two persons we're killed. The gunboats are
nov near there
The Henderson News Gays the gres, bulk
Of the drafted men Of Kentucky are going ia-
TO the rebel service. lhe railroad and tele-
graph from Louisv lie 10 Atlanta is now in
GOOD order.
CAIRO, H., Nov. /.
The steamer Mszlppa vas captured and
burned by the rebels at Fort Hannum, on the
Tennesse river, ladeued With government
store. valued Al $50 OO0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

10 our advertising columns will be found
an advertisement Of farming lands 10 New
Jersey for stle. The lands are midway be-
tNeen New York and Philadelphia the To-
cation is very healthy, and the land is well
yaiered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04


The new Free State Constitution goes into
effect tomorrow. The city council have tax
en- measures for the proper celebration OF the
event, and in pursuance of resolution adopt
ed this afternoon, the Mayor has issued
proclamation directing that salute Of 500
guns be fired tomorrow at sunrise, noon aud
sunset, the bells 10 be rung, and the ctizeGs
are requested to display their flags.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28
SEALED PROPOSALS.
orrrcE err Exasxnra.

uFrIcB err EgeExKrR
Aenphis. Tean, Oct 9Th lisa
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this ofhce until the 7th day Of Norernhsr
Hext, for grading the Landing hstwera Jefferson
and Court streets, from she face Of the hiur
70 sFout street. The contractor to cut ali hfwh
points on the promsnade between Jefssrsnn and
hArksa strnetss inclusive, 10 the proper grades.
and 70 oil ali low polnts within the above pre-
serfaNd limits. TO the gsads furnished BY the citv
kngIn1er. Als0, 70 an Centre Landing and ali
points between tbs river and the west line OF the
promenade, as siay Be required by the City Engi.
neer and all anperfuous aarth 70 be aamled into
the pond a. the Navy Yard. The bids fer she prlee
per cube yard for cutting OF the Hun batse~a
jefferson and Court streets, are to be made with
the understanding that said price per yard for the
measurements Of the last named cut, IL to be fun
compensation 20 the contractor for the whole per
formanee Of the works. The nance are 10 be
given, In the bids, Of two approved securitlse in
the amount Of one hundred thousand dollars
gsloooo for tbs faithful performances Of the con-
tract. All proposals ara 70 be endorsed en the
envelope, Proposals for grading LxndinK be-
tween Jefferson and Court streets." Bids for she
contract not In conformity VITA the above REQUIRE.
msnfs win not been entertained
TIE Mayer and Commlttee on Public Landings
reseFvs the right 10 reject any all o. fhs propo-
sails.
Average haul Is one quarter Of a mile.
FRANCIS FOSTER
osslT City Kngius~r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

"a Ats attendant train Of symptoms, IL aeta ners
ake q eharm than 4 uediciae There a nothtnr
IN the r1zse OF the Materia Messea, that for no.
nsnt bear comparison with Is this disease
fall account Of this wpndugtal plant NAV b
&una IN the lith edition Of the q. S. D.speasato-
~, pages 1857 and 1SSs
SERVES Il sxpsrimen & IN which DR. Bull has
"a ser years engaged, has Just been brought e
successful TERMINATION, and he IL now enabled tu
omsr 20 tins pnhiie = combination Of Cedron, with
ofher approved sonics, the whaln preserved lspths
beat qualify Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky
sateh be IL cenndsat has ne equal IN the world
= might furnish volume Of certificates. bat
- euhlic have long since ln=rned 70 estimate
Amgs at their trne value. The aalast plan ls for
very one % tsst for himsaIf the virtues q new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

has became honsahsld word throughout tne
Mest and south and his Worm Losenges, il ssss
thAn year after their introduction. attained
reputation ~ widespread IS the continent o.
Norta America- But the erowuipg glory Of his
iie remains 70 he attained ia his LATEST discovery
or rather combination; for be does not clasm 10
hsss seen TIE dtAcoYerer Of CKDR0N, which j. The
oeaia q TIE hittsrs now offered to the public
That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants 81
CentrAs Ameriaa, TO whom iss virtnas have hssu
knswn fnr more than two hundred years. Aeu Sd
wath IL the Indian bids defiance % the most dead
y malaria. and haodlss witheut fear The NEST ven.
onous ssrpents. II i = belief with them that
whils there u breath left in the body the redron
be-.
while Or. buii Is got prepared to indofse this
sxtraFagant preteneiou. he IL nevertheless sAfis-
ned from . thorough examination Of the evidences
relative % tts virtuess shat = remedy and pre-
Fensafive Tor All diseases arising frem exposure.
either TO the changes Of weather and climate. or &c
tAs miAsmatie fn1ueuGes, il stands without 81
sai, aud Justly deserves the reputation Il has &C
1ng enjoyed IL Central America and the West In
IS In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28
The Latest aad Nest Important Dis.
coyery OF the IstA Century.

No MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
n onnsessd vita the history Of tbs Materia
I-sa1eA et tns Untted States. or more Excrabiy
KNOWN Is pisaear in medical asseoxsrx thas
"a g ". JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, XIV. his
Ialmitsele preparation o. SarsAparilla hss toax
valuable drag. His = -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, IA,
GA, 1O4 Bleaohed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Sacques, Ladies' Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, TO which we would
call the attention OF anlNshing to pur-
ehases in our line of business.
uy20-ly JAoUEsS a. FRENCH.
No. 10 First street, EvansviIle