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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02


OUR RrCErrr DOR ftr,r~o Nrsr To
one gallon 81 water. take one am ore
half pounds 81 sas. onc ihird pound Of
suEar. one hall OF. Of s,itpctrr. one bali
ounoe % potash In tbs raiio The pickic 20
b. incrcased A. d-si-ef Lea th-.e d.
boiled toseihcr. until al fic dirt frou The
sugar rises o. the TOP and - Skinned a
Then thro~ % irto a tub 90 cool. and vlscn
cold. poor 90 over your beef o. PORK. o.
remain tlse usual tiune. sav four or eve
~eeks- The meat must De- -eu covered
wIth Tictle, and should not o. p1t do~n
for a. hast TO davs. .ftcr kHffr~. darir-
shIch iime g shouh De- ,l'ghfly srrinkIed
with F-o~ered saltp.eter. Which removes al
the surface blood. a.. leaving the meat
fresh ard clear. Some omit boiling the
pickle. aud End u to answer ~elI. through
tie operation 81 boiling par.se. tbc piekIc
~ fhro~ing "A tbe dirt al~av- o. o. found
IN salt and sugar
II Tbs rvceiPt = properly TIRED it viu
never b. abandoned. there - noe that
surPasses u. II 80 good.
lGcrmanto-n Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

OrR CArrrot. We have The pieasurc
% anBouncc 'A.f the 6ai.hing tooehes D.
the extesior o. the magnificent dcuae ofour
C.;.if0l ~crc given yesterday. Ia Is nov
completed. and siAnss proud monument
% American skin and mechanism. The
hight q The dose from the gr0and. on the
east front. = 80 feet. and about $40 feet
from Pcnn-ylvAniA avenue.
Our country men % every State havr
every confidence that the disiinguishcd
JRited states architect. Professor +. L.
Walter. ~ill spare no efforts C. snish the
Interior % dome during the present year.
The splendid eastern Portioo 81 IN north
~ing : nov complete. ard challenges The
admmation ofescry behol1er.
The flooring % ihe venerable Hall o.
Reprc-cntatives-which ssili rc,ivr. thrill
ing r,-rninisc~nces Of CLAW. Adams. and
ho q a patriots and ssaiesmcn-is nov 90 -
superseded BY a -Is~ sni beautifal marbIc
d0oring- The aulticss arrhiiecture % the
hall. its beauifai eoi0uus. &c-. uiu. hos
ever. remain unchanged The probabili-
ties arc nat luPortaut additrons via 90
nuale 10 H. staiaAr,r. for. under asthoritv
OF the last Congress. The several StAfc-arr
invited % provide and place IN separate
inches such patriotic nensorials a. tlcy nav
deem Host Appropriate
Contracts havc aiso been male % uaint
the c1rt ofihe ediSce. Immediately under
thu r0tunda. and al the passage lradins
therrto-thc ~siis kalsomi-d and thc mass
I've colsmns ehina-giosscd
W learn that. IN the absrnce % anv
provision O. thai eject. Major r. h
frvn,h. Commissioner of Public BuiLlinrs
intends % raise liberty pole ard display
the siar-spangivi banner on every wc,ine.-
dsy afc-noon.
The Capitol coutinucs one 81 the greatest
Poinis q Attraction. for hundreds 90 visitors
are IN ATTENDANCE daily.
We arc giad % noticc company Of about
thirty marblc-~orkers Who have resumed
ilseir iAbors ou o. massive marble coluuans
IN front q ibc cIifce.
fWashington Chronrcic. g7th
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Portland and New York
sEMI-wEFKIy LINE.

TIE splenlsd ed fsst ~traun-htT- THE>N
Y pEAkE. Csrt MHi~tfs. 80 POTOMAC.
Csrt. ~arrsosf. -iii autif furher neito- rsn 40
frHr.1r
ts.ss Brasa's ~ harf. rartl,nl .rvsr, Mrir~--
fss 49, ~afurfas. "a to'rt-rt a ~. 80 Pc =
N1rth Eissr. ~ IA. svrry Wrt---tay ed
: rrer,lat. 90 3 s'ckrA. 4 ".
fh~ss Nrs-eis ar~ siist up siih So zrcoruuno-
.s-sssas ST. pa-srrcrrs. ulsklur thts che uaast
sprets ssis go caaasi cale rrnts 49, tr-sefiers
bstsr-a Ne YEA 49, naiuc. Fas-sge. -.
iaflu.lins Fafg aa.' >tsfr k.-rsns-
ts.-s.ls isrs i.ir q, taf- Ilse as.d frorn No.
trrsi. Quei-cr. B-th. Auru-ta. Ta-trsrt and -.
1uhn.
-ntrF-rs are r,quesiea O. send thsa frfrghi ta
thr rtraaarr rsrif as = q n an tte cas- faaf
thrs Fave flsthsf.
iar freight ur nassar~ srrlIf fa
ENEGN a IuN. farIfsuf
~ b CROMwELL 4 Co..Ns- Nork
Port lad nec. 5. l-e1
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;. b'leock. claiming % bc an ss,rt Of
COVE a Tsyior, Cbioopcc. Mas. va,
srre-'ed 'n this cry on Friday for selling
pistols by sauple -rthout ieen.e. lie "a.
bound over % the :. = Cour, art gave
bonds ior Lis spp-arsacs
li.cseton Joarnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

Bot flanrain sbouid b. rc-sie,,,.i ,..l
shouid fie. ~lat -oufI tsrou,s n 49,.
n Anty Johnscn se-e made Presffrrfs
~ Y Wo-I
\ rppe ard drop. DO you not kno~
ihat An.ly ga ehip Of tho "OI Hi-kar,.
b.oeks rJraersonian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

Citizens % Loui.iaua have oaIieA upon
the President o. conrraiulate hin. Tbev
askei fhaf Gen Bank' m i-bt again BE- sent
o. the Drpartmcnt q The Golf
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fmmers' department.

Nnthe arf.asd seieac~s rsstaintur o. iifr. ~
- -, sk-dtsT~thef. $50 tuttnais sc,.a.us
q ~ith AFrtrsltnre-- a gncoLa
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H~I-bsid'. Extr.ct BueAa.
70 -rssa-s- s'l.,sg tfa-. rsrr--rs. ttshsis ~
80 go 60 80 ssr-. tar.s.
i-tsr-s..fsa ts ssrril"a. t-ass RI Ps-~r
L. q Nrr-r. p.4raFs sf Hf-.fh,rr.
Ma N-rsrs &c.,
HafraF 81 n.s-ss-. Mo-.
U-.s-r.sl I....,,-.i- .f,s- W-.r-',, ~,.,..,'
- hans f.asasar 81 no Ra.'y
hf'nFfs ri iar So traIfr..s .n ~ go
Iaus.i C..a-~ua-re
To- sgaaf'al.s o. a.a.ari ta 81 aa. -trh ta.s
nr..l.aF .Hfar.. '.H rr-...r.Ha. s...n q. ..as
i~r-r--rF. fffa.fr - 20. ftf
o. .nr ri aaara in~ pa.srai ssas espslr.
Nh.r aa ra' .asf f.~s 90 a.f fararrf.s fai-
tus.i ~ 49, 'afr-f-i earsars'
INSANITY AND tpN~J MILTON.
NJ srr a-srr el a. ,sa.- .f rhrlr ..frr.as.
htf s"sF uItf tHsFrfs rur nErHrrf 90
rur tssssF ssFtrs
fsa -rssrtaiF t.lrtf go f.as.a1f.a t~ar
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ltr t.asu..s..a aarr aa.t-t -rh arrs..c
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r'r - sfr'r-
Ntsrh H.i.a-if'. Erffaaf H-rta .sssrla.1s f.-s
sea- -"i feas'rf- tar --.sf 81 .TfassL
fssais----T~rnai~s---
o. n'"t A.".....F .-.H...r fl. r.as.-s 49, So
fra.r Bee. .s ....rl. .. .. ... ...r r..-. . IA.
ia tn..r.-.s .f E-....... f..e.a...rf. r....a.-
go. aI -a.llrss..s Hf t..sf.r.a.r tsarssf...s.
afftif. $50. taas este .f ri. .rr... 60.
IhHrrtHH .. ~ ..rs -f.r r.r ..f Ir I'D r.-
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATsN
Lar. Ars-fsf q =. Prfs-f 49,. Hasktsrfe-
(srfe A. - 1917
70 state, opposite Kilby street,
BOSTON

fTfk an rstrnstFs prsrtrcr of sp~ar.is 81 -
"A s~sr-. esat.. c. s-eur~ f.-s-fs in ths
aitssi ~tst-s sI.n. 81 tsreaf Rrttsta. ffaa0s 49,
-fhsr for~sru raurtrrss. Cassstr - sassilarls I
Bests. 49, Enulruis. aat at f-f-rfs of nt.-ing-
rairnls. exsrurrsi 80 lil-rfnl trfus. stst -ffh
ee-l..tch. &c., - u-i~ tste Asuerr0aa 80
forrsr. -srss. 90 drt~rsfae ~ vaitttts - %
~ sff.t~.ts fusr.issas-snd ler.l .f che
stsscr rsrsi-s a 81 al aastisrs tasrhsar ~ ssme
&c. 81 ~ rl,,n- 20 aes paced farnf.hsd d,
s~aittf.g 49, tslisr. Asssg.ue~uis r~ooftisd 90
Ns-tiartsa.
H. ..-u~y q. ne on', ~ trr-si iu ~ Erx
issl uuf ihfoaeh b. isvrrf-rs hsv~ sfvaafsr-s -
--srteE ratsnis. ol a.orrtsisiug me f-aisafsihtf
81 tavsufssns. ua-rrTas-rt -. 81 ~ iuaunrssar--
lis sut.rr 80 ln. rrs ~harh csa o. rsrrrt ihrrn
$780, h~rr. lhr rr-I lrunaaais lras~ gftra frrvs
a. 80 5000 b. MORE SUCCESSFUL At Ttff.
PATENT OFFICE thaa thr .ut-crii.sr. ssd -
SICtE->S - THE BE~r PROOF CO.. Az
NANTAGt-> And ABILITY. 10 souH 80
ihat b ha- ahaadsat r-a-la o. t-ls-t~. a,i &c
l.rorr. fhsf at athsr ealcr q thr eel afr ~
thsrc~- 60 pfo,---sansl --Fsrrrs ss au.zlsrs -
IT, irasnras- pracflcr af M suiu-rrii--r h-rirr
t-~nfs s-ar- rs-i. hs. snsi-i hirn O. srrur.aisfs
sast cs.I.efrsa ai -tt-cfacattoas as aftrrsI g.
clsssns r~isftsr fo rsf-nfs.
fhes~. t-sit-s 49, ssteusiss iihr.rs 81 arra' -
us-r hanicsl sesks. 80 ha acc.-ssais ~ Tsstrurs
rrRuf-t e. 49, sifca -fafes ani Errufr. rra.irf
hsu shir i-saai 81 gss-is,a. to ofcr sul-rr.f g.
rlilises S. oilrsla.rg fast~ats.
A. -~ocssris 81 l.u-ass o. Ns.hiagtar. G.
frorars i-sfeni. 80 ~ usasi great ,trlsy thrr.
arr acre ssscl taxsnters.
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Pre- 80 RENENBEK' Thi. u-i.ss-s 3. 49,.
sirasd ~Nss-s.N go oasn.sfs $3.50. - -hirh
sn ofhrr CIV ~ rra-r.uss 81 th~ksut Ave t-iie.i
to css ni-o 49, 90 ~sFraafst - F-f,Fvs~-tr.l
~ ss~rx r~su-rf 90 a. rrirr ~tl b. ref-r.is.f.
Ey-nFW ARK 90 iNiTAIloN~' 80 -
r,rcia teu-~ hastrE e ceu-tertrit of - inttss
figsrr 60 ~ I.1Fr-es~ of fircsrrlaa. ~ go
uia- -rtrs- rrh.-~a ftrertl, afiir. n. "a 49,
ee.cs - Nr-rt.i pissssss. y. = Jss.. o.
P-ursfr--s. A Z = Arrs--sf-rs-.s 20 l.
~rrs f--r- $780,
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Htl M B 0lD'S
Genuine Preparations.

CoNFpt NJ Tiffn FNrRN,-r HTCIit.
r7suffr s-i sT~Frer rs1r.rIs 60 .s--as-. ~ tas
h.stirr. 49,. crarri. aai DID, ~-~I-
Nnrs
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49, Irr sa.~fe Iaartrt.aa ..rr-asr.....s arf
- 1aasfursi EaIsrrr.s-sts &c rs.l.--f as eel
- p-la aat ta-salastl.a.
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IMPORTANT
To All
L - V y l. / ID =
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

4 %. v-n k~ssn fs fh~ u-fuc.i rrui-sss-a 49,
ikpN O.. ~ \ -sI frrcip-- 90 Ia Ei~uu~nt 60
o. ti-st To. rs trrissf chi~fg huan the ST.
that - ssfs i-f f 49, 50 = 90 l.rot~sis dgr.-
t~t. rr lf aasn aHs raa-~ To- hstsser 80 u..rs..rs
gtauf.rt n fr-1 10 saf rak~n iafn 30 eir.usf r.s
30 f--..u.rs Fr..arrf. th~ -ha- stsfrun susrrs
] D. hat ta--. -i. rftrstf Go beet. 80 ci-z u1
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hFrr go sin .raf rs -r.-.frrrag ~i-s.srrs
ia IN fsrfs ~ thr srsfel. aa-i eT~rs 80 80
70 b. ~ssfrrrr ca zoo a-ar t~ $500 ra dec
aaar IT, -a-.r 80 III
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tr-gari ~ Eils 81. o.- ri - 49, -sr-il.
So s-lrssff.- pf-rilttsarrs. slrh ~hura Z ave
hat ltlarraf larrfrarrsf
tHAEfT MASON
asaaas-ss.r~r 81 fst~ufs.
haFr - hrsrtattaso 81 a-ss1ftng tar~utsrs fhaf
thes o.naat saalllas 49, rer-r-fsss 80 frssr-
--rrtF. aal snerr crr4alr al Iaifiar thrr go
Tlac-tl.rs l-ru- ia srasr~ c. thrra safIF aai
iaterai.ar c.sas H.rraf.ar af 10 lasrrrs rlHrs.
EDMUND ut kkE
lsfe 1sssal .ss...a-f ei i-trefs
'' ~ r.. ~. ktfs has 500 90 TiifE-
ttt.N srf.a-slaaa- .r slI BE- go of .hlrh raf-
ruts have bee graalf.t. aa.. fhaf ls r-slf.r
>rCa uaa,t-fss raflr l-aal 81 greet tsira. al
zttilF go 81 -s 49, 49, I'D 80 60 rrr-as-
usraai aN frFrnferr fa arr'f fa So fo rr.-rrs
fhrIr rnrsrf-. al fhrs eos h~ ssrr sf har.nr fhr
$500 hrhtai n'irrfasa i--fs--s 90 tarlI rrsrs.
go af ~, rrssn.altr thargrs 90
JpNN TAGs
tAffiur ~srhf urprfhs fhr -ul--rrtlrr. o. r.-.rs~
"a his trrE~ 81 arfarr aatts rfrffl 80.
fi,~sf-a-s IN rfFN AFFEAfl~. EtfEN oNE
n -hsrh 90 $1,000 .a 80 Ave- a. ~ Ceaass.-
$780, q tfsrfs o.. o. EDDY
E..faa. H. - l-s2-sl
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III PKRUvIAN sYRuP

o. alkorLCrEp -.aaiiaa af tae PROTOYIDE
'f IRON - ta-rasrrg ra uurlsrsae that
s'r'sr- si far Eaat "a b.-ra-r hs .atFlistnr ft~
hs--i -.ia - Vac ffsar.Ia- 90 LIE E-a.rut-
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"ooiens. WOolens, Woolens.
Hit' lNl'- .rr....r...-s. n...l 10. 60.
Sc srf nsFs r-.r 81
Do. YOrNG-s. Vs--.,
~ HERES ~ slfe. -srshI r..... L.. 10.
" mF Isf 81 t-arf .rt..r 80 49,. Il
tf i' i.ri1ft si persaas frun hsrf.-.a e. -
r. " I frraar.i- as sell ~ 81 t~fasaf -
epaifsr' .rl a.rrr In.s r.r~
NoT t0h 80
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IRoN AZ a MEDICINE

- 49, suo-n sut aekua- - rrd ~ 81 us.i.rsf
n-a- Ia al n-uht he l-sa ta ahtarn 80 h a.
frrfarartra TT fI stu srt-r fk@rirru.s 80 co.
as-taaiiafr at e1rrs th fhr har-I. Iht. r...af.
ssfs D.. hasrs. No. ha-fus Sale Gh~u .sf .
49, t-rn stala-t 'a o. feru-rsa ~Frur. o. car.-
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Or. NattI>Ons Sure Remedies.
=run-
SPECIAL. DISEASES
INDIAN EMMekAe0 CUE.

thls cshhrsiri Trr.aIe Nrf.rsr-
- prpars.t ssrrrsss &C. tnfh 49,
-ifri 80 $40 Lst,s-. $50 81 sr'I.rl 90
i' aaf 'hintcl.e &C. ~ rsrr-.rr. ~
81 81 ~ r-rutstr th~ -ssf-an 81 rase.
81 s'fasirurfi-a irssu sAsfrrsr rsss-.
SO 80 hrrri7Fr ri a. rreafsst rars.s
ia $500 ia-ifs. o. D. frsrs OH h~sih
81 - 49, nrssuns ras -tsh - .s.sf
an ~si tn ~rlrh th~g go Esi.f~
tftnkrn e. Iirrrfrt. q -tli rur~ -
49, suf-tis q, --s.iiri.-. .sf q !.
80 u.erirctis $50 sf -il tslurs. Isu
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.rtr--s srrrr -rt. rt..r 60 90 ha~ urf. 80 80
r..1. Cd la.it. aa sr .- Goo Caa-fraIl.a .'
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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strsulefs fsFe~t az Lev 10
A6< tston and Montreal. ~t'iua-
ttll fari - --ffrs .ruats fsassr
Law At.ntss Sharf. F.rtra 80 ssrrv Nsnsia d.
ru--liss. Wei-~-t,s TksrsAss 80. Fria-s -
s'tlacs. 4 N sai taiia ~hssf. R--f--. ~r~rs
Noatas. Ty--t-s. Ws,l.e-ts,. Tnaf.dss and
tftdss "a o'st-sk. ~.
f.fe--ts ralia. %
IL hsafis iurai.hei -ith aisrr- uuas-
be- ol sfstefssaus So 80 srcuuuauisi iea ol H.
tres sd isuaiires sd travellers 49, rrutaa-d
thst - fskssr 80. l,a- uueh ssvinE eftiaar 500
cNg-n-r uas d uads. anj thst rtacears aisuc~
sfsrtisi-r - Hustes "a iais here 20 ~ uiSht
80 - avoided
rhe haais arriss 10 sss.,a O. taks th~ ssriiest
fraias eut I'd tfs rttN.
Ihs rnuspaaf are 80 20 spon sihis fat harEaEs
to - -.ruaf exreef lar : - in Vains. 81 that
I--r-aa.i- uaLss notsre q ntr~s $50 rstt tot a.
iae rate 81 one Ps.--aget iar even SOC adti-
frnnaf vnius
fr~ighttsksa .. .s-si.
a. BILLINGS. Assst.
Portia-t M tSef
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Store g. stand for Sale.

flNlit sat.s-.r~f s.I srU Boz tr.. .-H .....
Il sffst-i at Hr,aars F.af vaIaea. 81 fa~
fsraa. iraes r.frast To- steIs aal haa.- ID.
o. t-s.H hr f-rr. .Iar frfr .n ihr rrrrI 90 a
s'afIfs. aaI tr.shrt Zee sr..sftaf. 60 ..aarr q. I'D
500. ct...alfl rrl.ar ar.tcr co. -h.e i-..l.ar
90 g.a-i stai.'- ga tfsrulraf srarts. ta t..-
ssr.f t"I CO.. rrerra.-nrrs 90 aa--. .aH ssffr
- . stsai fs 80 aff.- .-st slusf.aa. f.rauh e.
- sur an. a. rrrr.t ..s.-s. r.. o. Sea- ID -
~rsrr. guN fTffaN gFWfII
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o. srrrftr c. aN tl-es--- sr.gsas .lnr ls uafI
y az 90 fHt EIfEfu. ar arraaur.aaa-n f,
iFt...If ar t.- -rste rI f.. - ss.~rs.
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Portland & Boston Line.
Sammrr ArranErmenI

IA srlresild go 90 goiuE
sir.n~ss fsFestgttN.Le~ 81
tston and dostFeai.~tiiua-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

their and our eyes have seen. They had not
heard the wall for thousand Of unteturning
braves. They had not met upon every tho
roughfare, and at the threshhold Of their own
homes, the worn, crippled, manned, bleeding
victims Of this most horrid Of all wars. They
had not breathed an atmosphere full Of the
groans Of the bereaved, aud the curses aud
complaints of grumbers. They felt the I'M
checked gust Of patriotism, and yielded to
the holy, mighty impulse.
| believe there is more unity of feeling
now than there was a month ago. and more
Faith and hope. see, sir, the reddeniug
dawn, and bear the rustling pinions Of the
Angel Of Peace. Victory, Uriln, Peace, and
sucn u mon and prosperity will throw
all the glorious Pact into the shade are brights
ening the Present with their near approach
Heaven forbid that, at such an hour. we
should grow sordid and jealous Of our own
people They have some sense and somt pa
ttiotism left let us trust them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

In our business capacity as local editor Of
this paper. we have used or tasted all the diff
ferent Btters which now food the country,
and among the many kinds we find the cele-
brated Wanoo and Calisaya Btters, put up
by Mr.. Jacob Pinkerton, Syracuse, aud Day
street, New York superior article The
combinations Of roots, barks, &c, which
compose the medical properties Of these Bit
tiers, are pronounced by the leading physici-
ans f the ccuniry 20 be the best in use --
While the spirit used 90 preserve them Is Of
the best quality Of odd Bourbon Whisky, a
good mehcine Of itself, they possess a fine
flavor, and can be drank as beverage. Even
the most delicate lady can use them with the
best results. 32:33.daw
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Iaatcbman s. State Journal.
BY B.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, NOV. 25. 1894.
REnNInN oF mn HEROEs.

The reunion Of Vermont officers. who nave
served in the Army, took place at the Paw
lion Thursday evening, and was not only very
pleasant to Brevet Major Gen. slannerd, who
was especially the guest Of his brother Off
GERS, but brilliant affair, Astounding in good
speeches and good feeling. The humorous
was mingled with the heroic, and the honor
ed dead were brought in sad remembranoe.-
Landlord Boutwell, furnished good supper,
which was quietly served.
Col. Ripley presided and after the good
things Of the table had teen epj yed the
speaking followed. G G. Benedict (of Gen.
STANDARDS staff at Gettysburgh) ofiicated as
toast-master. The frat was 10 honor Of
Gen. Stannard who responded in a modest
and Ct speech Of thanks to his friends and
honor to the officers and soldiers Of Vermont
Gov Smith va, next called out by senti
ment in his honor, and he spoke Of the proud
position Of the State in respect to the war
and paid handsome tribute to his lifelong
friend, Gen. staunard.
Adj Gen Ws-hbun was next honored
and be replied in an effective speech upon II,
service. Of Vermont troops in the field
Col. Pingree and Col Joyce wer, muster
ed into service for the occasion in defenc,
Of " the old Vermont Brigade" o. Bennett
and Surgeon Gale for the l.t Cavalry Col
veszey and Col Nichols for the 2nd Brigade
Major BArssow for the unbrigaded regiment.
Col Benton fox the llth Heavy Artillery
Rev J.. O. Bsrstow l2,n Vermont, and Rev
S. g. Abbott Of Windsor (wbo served al
Chaplain in the LIST n. H. for the ChapIains
Capt. Lonergan tor the Iushmen in the Yer
mont Regiments w. Il. Burton, Of the l2tl
Vermont, for the rank and file, and Coils
Proctor and Grant for the " provisional army
Of the frontier
A toast in honor o; the Gene al Assembl,
Of Vermont, was happily responded to b,
Lieut.. Gov Dillingham; for the Senate, an,
Speaker .rdner Of the House.
The speeches ran into the small hours, ant
then the invited guests Withdrew, leaving tn
officers to attend 10 business Of their own
We cannot say that i, was to make arrange
ments for an annual ra-qniou, as permanen
institution, but such design was suggeste
by some of the speakers.
There was but one sentiment among th
officers, and there is but one sentiment in III
STATE, in reference to Con Stanna-d. A NOR
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II tNNHDY'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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