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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26
Legal Aotitts.


- + ATE OF VERM MONT
~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Count hold ~ Montpelier, within and
fof said district the 23d day Of Februtry A. ~ fvsf
Henry G. Dwight, guardian Of Eugene q Harris snd
John Wood Harris, minor heirs Of John W. Harris,
late of Wofces-er In said district deceased fnakss ar
plicstion 10 said Court Jr license sell the following
described real estate 0f his said wards Wit All the
right and interest o said wards in the Home Farm aud
half acre Of land With the buildings thereon wofoes-
YEA N which said deceased did seized and prs
stsscd representing that The sale hereof f the pur
psc " putting the proceeds u such sale intercso
Investing the same in stocks real estate would be
BE- chciAl 10 said wards
Whercupon, ordered BY said Corw, that said sr-
pcaon be referred 10 session shsresh 10 be held AZ
the Probate Office In said Montpelier fine 18th day Of
March, A d 1884 Tor hearing and dcoisisn thereon
and Il IL further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice N said appoa-
ion aud Dder thereon. three weeks succcssivsiy In the
Vermont Watthman and State Journal prtntes :. Mont
pecr before said time Of hearing that they may appear
A. said time and place, and II they sec csuse object
thereto. by the Court.
sos Attest N. A. CHASE, Register.
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GUNDAY SCHO VI PHOTOGRAPHS.
~ lily
REV ALFRED TAYLOR
With an Introduction by Prof. John l.. Hart l. J.. d .
Of Philadelphia The character and unfuldngs of 'hs
Sunday Sch0ol are fast becoming an element Of national
history To ah1peful extent this Christian orgauiz
y moulding the character ofour children snd youth and
it, IMPRESSIONS the minds Of The hardly
hss It'nial and abiding than the teachings ~ the Pull
pit This volume il bo'h ''Teb aud sagses'iye III
complete mirror n ihe Sunday School disclosing -
workings and giving graphic insight into the charac
tedsos of Superinendens. sachrrs. Sch liars and sub
day School D Every chapter u the work is a.
keen in the dencatnn of the edge " Shelf
FIELD razor The b'ok will create stir. and II IT. sug
gestions are needed. reformation tts fit ing ac-
compartment 20 " Our Sunday school and How VIC Con-
duct IT," by Waldo Abbitt and both wofks scqui-
si'iou 20 the regious literature 81 The age We siye
beow fev items Of contents The better 90 give the reader
q this Advertisement hroa'is OF the good things in
store fof him
he F,fqe'y Superintendent
The Heavy Superintendent
Ihe oH1equenf'ai Superintendent
The NAarcnly .tiDer nfcHdeHf
The NuccostfiI Superintendent.
The ,hpA0n Teacher
Ihe 4rqWmcpfire TEACHER.
Tie inexperienced Teacher.
The Duf TEACHER.
Re Dsagrcs bic Teac6er.
The 4 ntabie = achsr
The Regularly Lots Teacher.
The Fr-ciient 1each
The Attchicrous Schoiar.
The Frecoci0us Sch Iidr.
III Tp0-5ig Scholar.
The Scholar 'oho does nor Learn.
The Fi.ft-tafs scholar.
NUN"AT SCHOOL SPEECH MAKING.
The P0u,Jots Spcaksr
Ihe Lonq-,e,nded speaker
A fhc onrsufi0a.
The Empty Man
The DnA Speaker
The Talking $ J-rinfendenl
The Stuffed Children
The PEI pathetic Byre
The Auo0ge 'c Speaksr
The NmtVeiy Spcaksr.
Tie Ridiculous Speaker
IN the I'uipf
The Traeiy cbgprnt SJfiksr.
" AHd the Npeech Plea ed The Lord
Price Bighthve cents Sent prepaid m receipt II
price. HENRY HOYT
SUNDAY SCHOOL FUBLtsHER.
feb22 No Cornhh.
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IMPORTANT To LADIES. Dir HARvBYs FESALB
PILLS have yet failed in removing difficulties a.
rising from obstruction, stoppage Of nature, in
onng the system perfect health when suffering from
spinal Affections, Prulaptus, Uter the Whites OF 9th
weakness Of the Uterine Organs. The Pills are per.
ectly harmless on the constitution, ID may be taken
by the most delicate female without causing distress
the time they act like charm by strengthening
uvgUfang aud restoring the system to healthy con
dition, and b. bringing On the monthly period with re-
gularty. no matter from what the obstruction
may arise They shonld, however, NOT be taken dur
ing The first three four months OF pregnancy, though
safe Of any other time miscarriage would be the;e-
suit
Zach box contains 90 Pills. Price 81
DR.. HARYEY's TREATISE on Diseases OF Fe-
males, Pregnancy Miscarriage, B,nenness. sterty.
Representation, aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphaucaly
the Ladies Private Medical Adviser pamphlet Of T.
pages, sent free TO any address Six required
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be by mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
IJ2l;daw No. 70 Cedar st. New York
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~ IL Il CIR TAT AN RlCAN
Il TIA hPANY,
81 yEHEY anna, sRw YoKK,
Since It's Organization, has created a new era IN the
hi'tory NJ
SHILLING TEAS ~ THIS CoUsTRY

hutoTy NJ
SHILLING TEAs ~ TINS CoVsTRY.
All our cas- arc selected by Professional Teataster
expressly and 'KcluNyey f'r us and never charge
over Two Gents (02 Cents per pound above for orig
inal packages.
We have bot One Price every one fr each quality
and that price is always marked each sample package
q, our store IN plsn figures.
We issue MOuthly Pdce List OF our Teas which
will be sent free u all who order i've advise every Tea
seller 70 see II II comp ises full assortment selected
every locality In the States, Prognces South Amer
lea and the West Indies In hi, lat each kind Is dv,d.
ed int -Four Glasses qualities, namely Cafgl. High
CAfSo Fine, ftnosi, Tat tvtry one may understand
ftom desoip aud the prices annexed that the Com
pany determined 20 und tseli the whole trade
We guarantee 10 sel all Teas IN original packages
at not over Two Cent? per pound above cost believing
this TO be sttAclye TO the many who have heretofore
been paying Enormous Profits
Our business Is largely done orders. which al
ways execute as we'll aud promptly though the bu)
came himself giving weights and tarss, and always
guaranteeing eYef) thing responsibility enabling
10 do All promise very dealer order biz teas
direct from the Company. and parties doing business
within Five Hundred GOD miles Of New York, eau
Return Tea bought u us II they are DOT cheaper
than they can eiewhete and the purchaser il dis
satisfied with his bafgain withn fourteen days 0I aud
have the money refunded 10 ihcm. Those who
Five Hundred miles have thirty days tJ0l and the
same privileges extended 10 them.
Besides these advantages the Company will pay All
ESpei ses, both wAJs II nc Teas are retained.
GRsAr AMERICAN TEA CoaPAsy,
Inn orfe,s aud JobboyI
02 81 VescJ 81, New YORK
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T.--i8Gl.-A
Persons Of scdentary h.biu troubled with Ncakncss
ssstuuds, pal ta3u u he heart, lack " appetite die.
aftcf eating torpid liver constipation &c. deserve
suffer II they will not Try N m.
They ar recommends b. he highest m di-al auth ~
ties, aud ted po luce an sediafe NON
i'l effect Tn'y are exceedingly agreeable peri ely
lure, and hsrnl
NOTICE. Any per on pretending 20 sell Plautat IN
5iitcrs IN bulk OF 10y the gallon SENDER and npos.
OF IL Is put up only patent los cabin botue
icwsr Of bottle rehllsd with imitation del ferrous sla
Tor ~hich several persons already 10 prison. see
'ha every bottle has our private U-tcl Sta es sta 40
over the cork uuuuuated aud signature On steel pl.e
side label
s'ibJ respectable dealers throughout the habtaole
gl'be P. II DIR h Is & CO.
sl41--dvW ~ Broadway, y Y.
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Madame Zadnc Porter. Curative Balsfm is no neu
and unt'ed medicine bit has been used by The public
for the last p years. Nth unparalleled succsss and has
acquitted is ptesen, cStetsv and largely cressng sale
simply 10y bong commended by tho.e who have used IL
to their afflicted friends and otl ors
Hyou have cold, II ever slight, do not AL 70 give
me bals"m trial, as the price which IL is
sold, brug' In the reach ~ every one that they may
always keen it convenient fof use. The m, use Of a
- cent bottle Sill ohet prove TO be worth hundred
times its cost
10 not be put On With any other Ask for Madame
N5d"c Pufters Cough ia sam insist on having IT, and
axe no other Il Your Druggist doe. have il, have
him srud and lei u iot tou
~ Svd all Dmggirs al rs and SO cents per bottle.
HALL = RUCkEL, Prophet as.
Greenwich 81 New York
WEEKS PorrEH, neral Agents Tor New England
Sold In Montp' icr hy n n. RRowN d,wgO "
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Hon. koderiok Richardson, Prosidon,
Hon g. w Willard, Vice President; n. A
l'Alor E'q Secretary Henry Barnes
Treasurer Vigilance Committee Geo "
ColIancr joel Foster, Jr J. A. Wing. Eco
l.. >. Camp, and Board Of officers,
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JULIUS MoMURP HY'S ESTATE.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Houoa L. Probate Court for the District of Washington
commissioners 20 receive examine and adjust al claims
md demands Of al persons against the Of julius
NcNurphy, late u Duxbury IN said district deceased
be 9Th day " February, 1885, being allowed BY ssid
Court 20 the creditors u said deceased exhibit and
nrove iher respective claims before US; Give notice
hat will attend TO the duties II appointment at
he dwelling house Of Geo. II. Ctandsll, in xbury, IN
aid district, The ~ day u April and August next
? ten clock in the forenoon each oi said days.
JAMES STEWART, IL,
GEO u GRAN ALI, N0'n ~
DuHbury. Feb 9th. A y. 1864. g294
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CONSTITUTION
MONTH ELlER TEMPERANCE LEAGUE
pREAMBLE AND PLEpaE.

We whose names are undersigned, do hereby
form ourselves into Temperance League, the
object Of which shall be the suppression OF Intern
perance and the promotion Of Temperance. and
we will use our best efforts to enforce the Prohibit
tory Liquor Law for the purpose Of suppressing
the illegal traffic in intoxicating liquors
ART. 2. The officers Of this Society shall be a
President, Vice President, a Secretary, Troa-
surcr, and Committee Of Vigilance, who shall
hold their offices until others are elected in their
stead.
2 The members Of this Society shall have pow
or to make such bylaws as may be deemed nee
cssary, not inconsistent with this Constitution.
B. This Constitution may be altered or amend
ed at any regular meeting Of the Society, by a
majority vote.
NJ l. Andrews, X. r. Jewett,
w. v. Adams, q. b. johnson,
wiuslow " Avery, George Jacobs,
G. I, Bullock, J NJ. Kent,
T o. Bailey, Geo Ipveland,
W. bailey, 4. G. Lewis,
n. Y. Brooks, James X Langdon,
A. W. Brooks, Rev. W. H. Lord,
T.. Hickfofd John Lease,
Henry Barnes II S. LOOMS,
q W Bailey, j., W Il Lane,
Eli Balou, WIN. Y. Mcclure
James Boyd'n, +. Morse
W @ brigham, William y. Martin,
Milo Butnclle. 4. r. Merrill
Joseph Bradish, ID. Mcdonald,
Bacon, Joseph y. Morse,
n Barnes ) Il Noulton.
Si'As Burbank, George l. Nichols,
Daniel Baldsin, Prank Nevcomb
u. Il. hrnnrt Alanson Nye,
Henry Bishy. Luther Newcomb,
Thomas Courter, Henry Mutt,
Parker Cross, A. Page
G ~ Cross y. 81. Prtntss,
Luther Cree, Orrn Pukin,
A Chase, W W. Park
Rev l. Cooper. WIN, \. Peek Peek
a. \ Camp. WIN Perrin,
Do Charles CLARK G. Page,
th3s ~. Cave John W PAGE
llr q. Chandler, Itodcrick Richsrdion,
NJ L. tuuffrf Dr. o. NJ. Hublee.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONsUMP
TION.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM i,
'ho most highly approved medicine ever discovered Il
hes stood The best OF all tests rne having had an un-
pt'cedcnted sale Of Hsarly forty yers Il is recon-
ucnded by our best phyci7a' most eminent rifi-
snf the preis, the fr'de ~ fact by all who know il.
For ceruhcAes ~hich be given to almost any extent
vrapuef to each bottle The Prop,ieors will cheer
fully refund The money not entirely satisfactory Price
90 csuts and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
Be careful 10 get The genuine which is prepared only Ivy
REED, CUTLER & co Wholesale Druggists. Eos-
ton. sold in Montpelier by dealers generally s2o7
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID

OF AN INVALID,
Published for the benefit and a. warning and eau
TON TO YOUNG MIN who suffer from Nervous De.
biliB Premature Decay n Manhood etc supplying At
the time, the MEANS or SELF CURE By
ono who has cured himsef after being put great ex-
Pensc and injury through medical humoug and quaeke
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had ,fihc author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Bsq.,
34N5 BEDFORD Knvs County. y Y.
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Special alutlres.

SOLDIERS, SEE TO YOUR HEALTH,
do not to the army supplies ChuletA F,vers and
Bowel complaint vill ioov your sushtes ndi.cret, n
Holloway Pills and Ontment should be IN every mans
knaps,ck 1h- British and French troops use no other
medicines.
hoLLowNY's Puts ASD OtSrNsNr Ar, nov rotalcd,
owing Ia the high price Of drug, &C., 30 cts 70 o,s
aud 81 10 per Box " Pot dau92
CHILDREN OWE MUCH
If their Sickness Colds No matter where the dis Ase
may spPear be seated origin may be traced to sup
pressed perspiration Cold Cramps and Comp amt,
direct producis OF Colds la short, Gods are the
habingers Of ~ the disease. that aet humanity for
they caused by checked Precipitation, aud As i've
tghs Of the waste matter Of the body escapes through
the pores II these pores closed that proportion Of
diseases necessarily follows Keep clear, therefore. Of
Colds and Coughs the great precursors Of disease
contracted, break them up Immediately, By timely use
OF MADAME Porfets CUratus Basans. Sold By ali
Duggsts at Is and 80 cents per bottle dAw 90
Madame Porter's Curative Balsam can be obtained Of
all Druggists Prize 25 cents, and in large bottles at
so cents. dAwg3
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LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier.
Vermont. February "a, 1864.
Arlington, Chas Mrs Dodge, d u
Atnswufth, A N Gibson, " r Mrs
BurnhNm, " A GpodnouRh. Julia Mis-
Carlton Allied T. Lo1ksf, Phebe A
Cross q Lee Hiram S
Conuer, Louise Miss Lsborer Lombard. Mesus
Cpok. Robert Rock Ji.eph
CLARK, X Mrs Smith, Vim Mrs
Cariau, lhos Wraun, L Dr.
Persons calling for the above will please
say they are advertised
JAMES q. FRENCH, Postmaster
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BOSTON MARKET.

For me week ending Feb 20
Busiurs' has been ,thcr quiet dur the week tshes
Arm Flour very quet--p'iees about ihe Fame. Corn
closing with better r. Ing Oats dull. Rye quot -
Hid firm, and holders drmaud advance Pork Rrn,
and tending upwak Reef quite firm, and stock light.
Lard firm. hnss are higher than Any prctipus tune
This Chuice hutut 10 supply. snd yer, fu picss
reslir theese quir firm Sugar firm wih limited
transactions Fleece aud fllrd w remain III. same
and ts believe thai che demand will ion rive after the
auction sales. The URussr'isu- u the week have been
2jl non lbs a. - SO quality fr fleece and per
and cttrA pulled Considerable sales could be made
without some nee ,.nn M b., part OF holders, which
They are not ID pnscd iu make.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!l

BATCHELOH's CbLEBRBrED HAIR DYR
Is rHE BEST IN THD WORLD
TIE oaiy Hrrraie,,. True N- taf Dys Kno,on
ihc SPLENDID Hair Dysis f,ieot-chans. . lied. Ru,y
~ Grey Hair, instantly TO Glossy Black Natural
brown without lnJunng the Hail staining the skin,
esring 'he Hair Son And beautiful impars fresh vital
~ fequentl restoring is pristine color. and recuhe'
the 10 effects Of Bad Dyes he Genuine lie sign
Cd William A Bachelor, all Others limitations, A. G
shou BE- avoided sold by al Druggi /, sc. Factory
81 Barclay st, New York Batchelor's New lilo.
Gamer Tor Dressing the II air 80 lOdWV
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Nrtu advertisements.

NJ II r. l. A 4 " FL RIM O r
L. p. PfRRCB, a co,
having been dissolved by death u the senior partner the
undersigned have formed Copaunership
AHp NAVE rURcH AshD
ENTIRE INTEREST or THAT FIRM
WA Po,oer, 10 Settle apd adjust al Maftsrs
Relative Thereto,
And viii pay All ius, claims due from iha, Pirm.
The Drug business will alsn be continued At the old
stand.
No. II srArR SrREEr.
Under the Firm N
WOOD, BlXBY ~ co.
- solicit -rntinuancs n The patronage W lbet-
lily bestoNed on the Old Plum.
OBADIAH WOOD,
FREEMAN BtXBY,
G. X. WILSON.
Montpelier. Pen. 18Th, 1864 dr.
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DOlNGS or THE TEMPERANCE
LEAGUE.

LEAGUE.
The meeting If the Montpelier Temperance
Lo.gue la, lfud,y) evening wa. largely At.
tended and manifested determined spirit to
prosecute the otjects OF its organization and
bii' fair 70 speedily accomplish ITS purpose.
The Committee appointed TO wait upon the
leading liquor dealers ia this place and inform
them OF the determination Of the Influential
and law-abiding ciuz'ns Of Montpelier that
this death dealing traffic should and would be
utterly suppressed, by mild and per,ua-
sive measures II possible and by Imperative
means it It became necessary. reported that
they had visited said fins, a. directed,
and in every instance after a candid and thor
ough discussion Of the matter received an
unqualified pledge on the part Of these men
tina. they would entirely ana foreuer abandon
tat branch Of their business and cheerfully
acquiesce with the wishes Of the town. In
fact one Of the firms was completely in ad-
vance Of tbs Committee having voluntarily
stopped the trade two weeks preyiou. to their
VISIT, while another house was overcome with
the clear, frank and courteous manner in
which they we're approached, aud .tclarcd
that never before had they been addressed in
such kind spirit on thi, subject
With the exception Of few petty groge-
RES which are to receive immediate attention.
our village il redeem d, and We trust is no
longer 70 be a reproach to our people /, is
gratifying to see our ctizlns rise up en- m1"e
and declare to King Alcohol " thus far shalt
thou go and no farther"
1t Is hardly to be expected that so extcn-
siye an evil is to be brought entirely into sub
mission in one day or one week even, yet
with the mouths Of the leading dens closed
and the determination Of our people. backed
up by the enthusiasm and countonance it re-
ceivos. the highest hopes Of this organization
can but be accomplished.
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w GOOD. Blk BY ~ G. o. a.,
w (Su-cetsort n l. p Pierce Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERa
d X q s A n u y y X 8
--aerEnsL adssrs KoA rHE---
POPULAR PAIHNT MEDICINES,
--snd dealers ire
Paints, OIL Brushu Ker Oii. Saratoga Wateys
iHroRrRB y DoNgsrio CIGARS, sc
State Street,
OBADIAH Woon.
FREtu,s Bixnr, MONTPELIER, VT
&. 49, WLsoN feb2Odu
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80 The Plantation Bit'ers have cured me Of
lv complaint, u which was laid up PROSTATE and
Rad 10 abandon my Business.
HB. KINGSLEY, Cleveland o
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special Notices.

Prom the army hosp,al--,hs bloody BATH, hsld-th,
mansion Of the rich and hum lie abode Of the poor
from the Office aud the sacred deskhom the mountain
top distant valleys and hr Oh Islands Of the ocean
fron every nook and Of the civilized world,
pouring in the evidence ~ the astonishing effect. oil
BRAKES PLANTATION BlrTRRs Thousand.
upon thousands ofleiter like the following may be seen
At office.
Rseo,nuu WIS Sept 10 1893
hAvc hrvii In the itg l,nspit4ls Tor
fourteen months-''rsch e.. sud ca ~ de- @ 81 a
ton, III they gave outte " flanauYl B,ttets
Three bottles restored my speech aud cured
ca. FLUTE"
SoUrH WARSAW, o., July 23, 1867
- One young man who had been sick and
not out of the house for years with ScrofuA and
kfyspelas, after paying the doctors gijO thout
benefit has been cured BY ten bottle, q Jour Bnsi
EDWARD woUNALL.
The following Is from the Manager Of the Union
Home School for tho children NJ Volunteers.
HAvSNErRR MANI0S, FtFrY.SEvENTH-SrREEr,
New York, August 2. 1858.
"DR DRAEs Your wonderful Plantation Bu,rs
have been given 10 Of children suffering fun
weakness and WeAk lungs with most happy effect One
little xiii in particular With pains in her head loss uf
appetite and daily wasting consumption on whom all
medical skill had been cxhausted has been entirely
stored We commenced with but teaspooniu oi Bit.
yer, dy HsI 1Ppe.'e aud strength rapid, increased
Respectfully, MRS. o NJ DEvoE."
- ! owe much to you. for verify believe the
Plantation y tiers have saved my wife.
REV W II wAGGONEk, Madrid. n Y.
80 Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thu
Plantation bitteu. My wife has been greatly ben
Gifted BY their use.
Thy friend ASA CURHIN Philadelphia, Pa"
h'y. been great 'uiT'rer from DysRep-
Plantation Hitters have cured me.
REV. J. CArHORN, Rochester. n. y"
80 Send US twcut' -four dozen more of your
Plantation Buffers, he popularity of which daily u
creasiug with the guests n ouf house.
SYKES. CHADWICK 4 co.
Propretors Willaid's tel, Washington, d. &.
80 have given the Plantation Buffers TO
hnndreds Of our dsahled soldiers with the aston.
shing effect. " ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldier. Home Cincinnati %.
90 The Plantation Btt.ers h.vs eured me OF
hv complaint, ~ which | laid up PROSTATE aud
had 10 abandon my business
H.B KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o
90 The Plantation Bitter. have cured me of
arrangement of the kidneys snd urinary organs that
has distressed me Tor years. Il acts like a charm.
c. G. MOORE, "a Bruadwa n Y.
&c. &c &c SC. &c. &c
The Plantation Bitter, make the weak strong th lam
guii brilliant and enh,used natures great tcsot,r
They used II the celebrated Cali,a)a BARK.
winterg'en, Sassefras. Roots HERBS &C. all ptescrr-
ed in perfectly pure st. CfoK Rum.
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The Plantation Buters have cured me- of
arrangement of the kidneys urinary organs that
has distressed me Tor year, Il acts like a charm.
c. G. MOORE - Druadwa n Y
A.. q.
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Consumptivo sufferers will receive valuable prescrp-
tion Tor the cure II Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis
and all Throat and Lung affections, lce Of charged by
ed ing their address 20
Rev. r. A. WILSON,
Wiihamsburgh, Kings Co,
SSq3. York
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hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the moe acton.
ishing effect. W ID ANDREWS,
superintendent, Soldier. Home. Cincinnati o.
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80 Send US twcut' -four dozen more Of your
Plantation Buffers, he popularity Of which are daily in
creasiug with the guests n our house.
SYKES. CHADWICK 4 co.
Propnetnrs Waid's tel, Washington, d. &.
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The Plantation Bntsts make the weak strong. th Lam
guii brilliant, and are eHh,u'ed natures great csofrr
They are com used II the celebrated Cah,ajA BARK
Wintersr'en' ssssafras Roots Herbs, &C. all preser-
ed in PERFECTLY pufe s. OfolK Rum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26

UNHE attention of the public is called 10
L this most excellent Of all Liniments. perfect
tnd speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-26

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SOUrH WARSAW o., July 23 1866
80 One young who had been sick and
not out of the house for two years with ScrofuA and
hfyspelas after paying the doctors $50 thout
benefit, has been cured by bottles II your Bttft
EDWARD WOUNALI.