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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14


LIST OF CASUALTIES in THE YER
MONT BklGADh Al lhh bA LIE
OF WINCHESTER.
up.nouAprpus VI Brigade Sent %
=, ~ a., .
PETER /, WAsHBURN,
Adiutant a. Inspector General
o.. 80. a.. -. e., suhr,it ha c,l
Sill nave the honot 10 suoth'' 'ne Iol-
lowing list Of casualties IN tins brigade dur
iny the engagement of Sept. 10.
SECOND pd HsS'@S"l
Go Corp William to',sI, hoyAloin' voi.o,n.
vouNpKp
A-ieroy W'yman, Feg" s,9 ana 'h'sh ..n,
b-Nt,ttIi N"I ui h,,,ids, sight JsT,ss q
n' i 'rt''
p'nauss ,'B - But .. r..so. M.r.heed nose sligh,
.., ~ n r Wssbington. foot slight jane,
N H. C.i,is b.td igbt Thomas Command hand
" no'vS a. D@ ., na"u 'n,, t,c, Ice severe
oi,s". "l Il, ,;rh1 ,,s se,ege WIN Reed Tun.
Ii hi.o 49,. n -. urd,v Barton by,,st
u tlut f Suuo' ~ .i, r i' s'isbt '
r, n,i,r t,n,.,, u Nnrtncier bre.st severe. John
, ~ Pl'au L,sp',un, " ponP' -, Wa,de,rI
p'a "A Nv 49,, ,,, To,yl'c Vergenues gron
1890 80" 49, ''A
t, ~ WIN. tr,s..htl .,,, .ov,,o
n .-'', 1911 p, ,ig,.,.5 "A .,tir,ton lev Il ght
=, II, ~ n n, , t.,,b,, r,t s,Ve9, Geo Cr6sn
Gr,od Idle iee severe amtutatsd. Msrdn Hale knee
itt ch..',9 y pov,r. tl,I an arm and bfeat teyer,
gt A. u.ti,.r Fl.tcl,, ,,,.siny
l-se 3. smucI " Bailey Brandon leg severe
puiated deny Paucr PBmou.h, hand slight.
k-Cofp thatc Nreenith salisbury, ana snghi,
tn mas Mcuhty' lndeiuili bo"ela moit""J' N"f"
Clair, Cornwall land tt'eir
Iultu REGIMENT
WOUNDED.
gefqt mai U Robinson, " "a hcr.heli, hand shgut.
CompauJ A-lst he.t Geo Bonett. 81 Johnsbuy,
leg slsut John Deasly eathershed, leg and arm
vaiely
b lst scrgt Marshall 7 uatch, HMdWick, neck ana
leg slight ss's o,ns Teton, corp LOciu' NJe. lr,s-
burgu, shoulder severe. EIphalet Cram, Wo0dstock,
leg amputa ed SAM Barreil leg amputated' ,.
Diet seigt John hhby, 81 Johnsourl' body sigh|
Aleu- baueu, WheeuoA hand shkht
. D-Curp Joseph otuwi llaiieston' uoay slBht
E-W Crowtll, hydepak, mi.stng.
f-suas Mafuh, leg shsh| hfam n bahehata'
rIo5 ms,s ,r,,a Ll'il' Comm. S.b,t es severe.
sergt Aoai Oaim1y, - ndoa, !sg 9,'ce ch,s In
.IIs'oI. lcf, breast sight
mos barber. Kiohflrd shoulder slight L.
Leash tanheia' Land snB1s 4,
yer,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

New GROCERY SToRE.-Mr. A. Moussette
has opened a new grocery and fruit Store
in the basement of Ellis Block, State Street.
All kinds Of fruit, vegetables and family
groceries constantly on hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

Twenty-sixth Company, Of the Second
Battalion Veteran Reserve Corps, so men
strong. in charge of Lieut.. Murphy, arrived
At Montpelier early Tuesday morning, and re-
ported for duty at the Hospital.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

A letter received at Brattleboro by Mrs.
Cummings, from Surgeon Edison of the l7th
regiment states that files Of Petersburg pa
pers had been received which announce the
death OF 1t. Col Cummings at Petersburg on
the day subsequent to his fall and capture.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

~ The Band, from the Invalid Corps at
Sloan Hospital, is named "smith Band" in
honor of he Governor. We call attention
to the Concert, which they are to give. The
purpose is to aid in defraying the expenses
incurred by the Band. The boys deserve
liberal patronage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

MoNEY ORDERs. - The Post flee at
Montpelier Is money order ,iiice, and the
Postmaster is now ready TO receive app ica-
tons for money orders, and to give iuforma-
ton to all who desire it in regard 10 money
orders.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

Col. Daniel Needham, formerly of Groton.
Mass, but for 'eyeral years resident Of
Vermont, has returned to Groton 10 live.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

Government has received evidence implica
tug many leading democratic politicians in
n" 'irasnn of the " sons Of liberty"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14


Second beg ment--5 men killed and 2 wounded
Third kegment-2 officers and a mel wounded, and
mfn misstug
Fouuh Kegimenl-l man kled officer and "A men
wounded
FIN Regiment-6 men killed cfieer am p men
woundsd
Sixth Regiment men killed. fieers and 43 men
wounded.
Eleventh Regmeut-2 officers and men killed. S
officers and 81 men wounded, audi men missing.
Total-2 officers and ii Nlled u officers and >
men wounded and 10 men missing Aggregate, 2t6
am, General very respectfully,
Your ubed.ent servant,
NJ. WARNER.
Col lin VI Vols Comdg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

Mr. L. D. Stevens Of East Montpelier re-
Gently sold his splendid pair Of matched
BLACK horses, which drew the first premium at
the late State Fair, to a gentleman from Con
nectout tor Sl2OO. They are a gay speci-
men Of Vermont stoc and as noble pair Of
horses as often treads the turf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-14

We have picked we'll proportioned Gu
eumber, measuring 81 II inches in length.
It i. green On. solid enough 10 piekle-an
unfortunate one that never got its gfowth.-
Our largest blood bee, weighs only nine lbs.
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observation-disclosures Perkins and
ssic bay Eddie.

MR. OsMAS:-When Mr.. Perkins, senior
editor OF the RepHtjiraH, first came to Ottawa,
ne represented himself Us having been a min
lsJcr OF the gospel for over thirty wears. He
also pretended to have been a chaplain in the
army. where he formed tie acquaintance Of
the distinguished Vice Prcsident-elect OF the
United States. and where also he had endured
his hardship Judging from that portion
Oi MS face situated between the lnoltl, and
nose, honestly believed he had had a sCAIl
time OF it.and P.tied him. And continued
- ply him, even after the boy Eddie had
made such cOnsImrna:s uinuy-bcad Of HIM
seil.-;Ur / had res pet Tor aud high op.n-
ION OF the cloth, and confidently expected
that when he returned home Eddie would
ca.ch his just deserts in the shape Of a severe
reproof if not little physical cast;gaton.
But 10. and behold! he returns a lawyer of
thirty years notwithstanding himself out
sixty years Old. even If he commenced 10
preach or practice law at the age when other
children began TO cry. And this LAWYER and
I,-eacLer-with sixty wears whitening his hair
and bending his back-returns home. and
instead 81 practicIng the charity AMI Justice
he Processes 10 have studied. and IuAui;lily
saJlng ID the wo!ld. my son has erred. bat
attribute 1t not 70 q bal heart but to hi, ex-
IRENE y24tti4tne-s lakes up TIE defied
pen, AMI by talsenoJIs ana Vie iaucadoes.
seeks 10 recover his lost ground.
II the citizens 81 Lisbon. or anv of the nu-
mer0us other places 10 which he has applied
Tor Il pastor5hip. accept him. can congratu-
late them from tn. bottom OF my heart. for he
Is not man that considers the iacul.s when
an End is - be attained. For their benefit
and TO whom ii NAV concera''J / viii give
one or two Illustrations Of his honesty and
straight torwardness: y gentleman came in
one day to get a job Of printing Mr.. Perkins
named C::e price-thcn iell-aaad finally asked
how much he would give to have it done .he
gentleman said he didn't do that klnl Of bu-
slness and left in disgust. Ano,her-..Iatter
in which his character was aptly Illustrated
occurred IN this wise: At the request of all
parties, | took an inventory of the office be-
fore the sale; one article was accidentally
overlooked; few days after the purchase I
came acros, it and remarked that it had not
'hcen invo;"ea Mr. Perkins spoke up quick
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

Liberty is OF the dearest blessings whcts fore
fathers handed down j purchased by the blood
Of many valiant revolutionary hero; has been guarded
by Washington. jefferson, Clay and Webster. Put
dearcr stl to the hearts Of Tire people is that world
nowncl remedy known Goes Cough B,sam It cures
like magic the violent attacks Of Group and Is :1d
peIble in every family ofchildren. Colds sudden coughs
throat, hoarSness and ina:si lungs Instantly
and surely curel Icy its timely No cough mixture
been known that equals it, which for its
popularity with all classss The young and oldte rich
and poor-physicans, druggi-!s-oni AL who have
tasted tspeek in tho higcs; Of ia merits We say
to rcadeT.-huy and try t. Il ut i0c the bot,
To, contains twice much medicine you obtain in
any other way at the cost and all our drug
i
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Chicago and Rcck Island Rail Road.

IHASKsGlviNG SERMoy.-We publish the
sermon on our first page at the request of
numerous friends Of both political parties,
and not because We endorse all or even any
considerable portion of it Without propos-
sing to discuss the subject, the constant rea-
ders Of the FREE TRADER will readily per
celye that we must, in the nature Of things,
find much to object to in a discourse taking
sach an essentially New England view of the
war and the condition and prospects of our
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

EUREKA Mr.. MIrcHELL's free dinner on
Monday, on the occasion Of opening his new
saloon ard eating house. second door West
of Post Office Block, was largely attended
and heartily partaken of. Mr.. NJ. has fixed
up in very handsome style. and cannot fail
in very short time to regain all his old
boarders and country custom, and re-estabish
all his former popularity, and more too.
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si,ero.Ser E'Ci..aIc Pills.

THE MEDICINE OF THE AGE.-T'h" CHEROKEE Pill.
advertised IN innus. i perhaps the most wonderful
r"lamrI.t put forth, and Of the rn6.; useful Of
the CIrrok' Medicines. sovereign Of all irrcgll
a-v in tho female system. IL the ofthc
monthly period with precision resembling the eyulItiuui
OF machinery. Never falling innoCUUlI>. being purely
vegetable efficient in checking overflow and i.ssuagin-
pain they in removing oistrurtou- and rec wing
suppression these Pills .H.rudyl L. female
readers a. s'res ct regulator that mcl al
skin has vet devised. Try the Cherokee Pills and lie cca
WINGED Sold by all druggists. Dim
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ElnsOTissistI0.s k1rcc !.

To NERVOUS SGTFEaErs.-t gentleman cured of Sar-
Debility lucuHpetencs. Premature Decay and Youth
full Error. artua-i by desire t. benefit others viii b..
happy furnish il who need it, free OF ciitscl the.
reciu= and directions for making the simple used in
his Sufferers wishing profit 10y the advertisers bal
experience and possess and valuable remedy can
d" ~ 10y addressing him his place bushes
The Recipe and fell in!prnrti"of yi..,i im,.urtanr-yil
10 chccriully sent 10y mail. JOHN H. OGDEN
70 90 Nassau street New York
PS-Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes viii find Ibis in
formation invaluable. ,l.rIo
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Ar ftyN's PROFESSIONALISM endless varie-
~ of nice things for Christmas, including
Photograph Albums. handsome books suitable
for presents, pictures and picture frames, la
dies work boxes and ladies companions.
Toys forchldren toy books, &c, &c. Indeed,
nobody should think Of being rugged for
Christmas without having first called at Finn's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES Desi

god sewing Machine. st j. simple N s construction
siro" ana "nt liable Z" get OF order that MAKES
The STITCHES alike on both sides, that does not skip
Stitches or rnravcl one that viii equally well tiC
81 thin cloth. that will run over gathers without
breaking, one that makes uniform soin ,lelying
ridge Uniorneatl} that use any No. OF cotton
thread linen Or six. that will for year. on all
kS Vi YORK IN short one that is not trouble than
II Il WORTH VIC should SUCH among our subscribers
and trends, buy at once without hesitation the Weed Ma
chm, Is the best and rhrerest in the end" See dver-
tlse' - e General Western Acen: in another column
be. sim.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

BILLIARDS PAnoRAMA OF y. y. CRY
TAis Celebrated moving picture, of which our
people saw part some years ago, will be on
exhibition at Washington Hall III this city on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon and eve
niugs Of next week. 1t Is one of the fncst
panoramas We ever saw. and well worth more
than they charge for in,itSnce. See advcr-
tiSemeut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

4 H-IEDf FOR THE PILES.-It is a blessing to the
suffering To know that an effeetlal cure for t,
ny Troublesome oisesse. MrJ iIazrIe of I5i Second
sfeet cincinnati D. takes great pleasure in informing
VINO suffering with pile. that ne small Quantity
% d. Strckands Pile Remedy, and it effected perna-
nent cure This seems 10 be tho with makes
use OF this splendid preparation 1t at No.
East Fourth street Cincinnati O., and sold by all Ds
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Matrimonial.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
II you wish "-arry adde's the undersigned who will
send YOU without money and without price valuable in
formation that will enable you II marry happy and speedily
Irrespective Of age wealth, beauty This Information
will cost You nothing, and if You wish 10 marry viii
cheerfuy assist you. All letters strictly Confidential The
desired information sent 10y mail. and questions
asked Address SARAH r. LAMBERT,
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Nntair.

The School COMMISSIONS la, h- Once at Orous Book
Store in Ottawa, where he lie found every Saturday
He wshe. it to be distinctly understood that IL,
a'Hnations Of Teciers hold tlat day and NONE
OTHER
October 9Th 1864
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

MOTHERS, SAVE Te.s CHLDsrS-Thousand.o OF cfui
die yearly rom WORMS, vhcse live. -ht se saved
M9'he-s, use Dr.. CHrscHuL's Worm Lo7eHges Which
viii -rely Kill ard expel them from your e. ldre--
Children will them as readily a. a., CANDY
Price % cents PER bex. Also shi-'o'. Compound
Cough Lozeng-s. For So. by all the druggist. In o,s
wa, ii. Apr z&l I.5i. "
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Blown on ,fEOreoDoIy.

Farmers take notice The place get highest price
for Hides and skins is at Il. TIIORNE Cos Main street;
W are always paving tie highest price:
Grts,i H"es-soJ cents perth
hp-l:io Is
G1Lt-I+r 10
C.rrrcfnI HrukiY.
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70 ConsumptiVes.

C"n,umptive suf.rers viii receive valuable ircsr
ton Tor the cure Of Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. and
all Throat and Lung affections Free Of charge by sending
their ssdrsss to Rev. Edward = Wilson, Williamsburg
Kings county, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10
AnniYhrSIrT.

The Annual Meeting of the La Sale County Bible
Society," will be held Ottawa, Friday Dec. 23d at 10
NJ and and : NJ. when reports will be Presented eff.
elected addresses delivered &c.
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Cape Cod ChOvyder.

An old fashioned Clam Chowler can be
had at Bachelors Exchange Coffee House, on
Saturday Evening, Dec. 9th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

Have YOU ever broken horse?1 inqur-
ell a horsc.iochey. No not exactly re-
piled Simmons. but | have broken three or
four wagons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10

A.. t- la men anil a.. press recommend Dr. Stick
lalt- A-,i.. 20 NSrur.- the only certain t:a-iy
- -f---r ana Lg--I,-sy. it = q cuni iIafIu Of A.
;-1--- ta-u.uts sssa.l..r. and c..rIi tive and Is
WARMTH g. ei,cr aft-r a.! other have
f.l.E
F.- -'s Ig Dsuggistz. zen ri Depot g. Eas, Fourth
1-rHss trH+.H.-=
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0TTaW A HOLESALE MARKET

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Dec. 8 1864
Fl2"r-SpriDg wheat. So 80 pr loo.
earn N-Gl-s2. 25a2 SOC pr. 100.
Hteat-No. ! spring $3.50 No. s1.40
C0yH-New Ear tOc. for 50 lbs.
cr'S-5pc for 81 lbs.
Ed,iey- so for - lbS
Ige-95c for 60 lbs.
IWyttV .>e.f-35.0O
H7fgtoes-sl.00 p. busd
ky.~-.5c.
Euttef-45a4Sc
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ly and earnestly" Don't say anvthin, abou
II 10 Hampton .!'' If the valuation of tn,
article was small, the principle is only SC
much smaller. That viii 20 for the present
L regret TO introduce these matters. and do SC
merely as rebutting testimony. The public
Will bear witness that | hars exercised :; good
deal Of torbearance
In regard to the nat OF salary: Mr. Per
kIns offered TO take me in partnership, giving
me one-third interest in the establishment
for my services. i took twenty-iour hours To
consider the offer, and then declined it. He
| then engaged me II stay with him until after
! the session Of the Supreme Court next Spring,
| for SIS per week lie did grumbe !. little
once. saving that he had paid too much for
| the Office, and that he didn't think it was 90
ing to pay him but | silence that By offer
in" to take it OFF his hands at the figures he
lad paid. lII.s done by authority of other
parties This i: all there WIS Of that
The circumstances Of nv discharge from
the. Hcp"blicaa office, were simply these: At
9! O'Clock on Wednesday morning (the day
after ele.tionl | was called from my business
IN the Office. by the boy Eddie; who was at
the desk. He opened he conversation BY
stating that Mr.. Hall and another man were
willing to swear that | voted the Democratic
tick.t: that he found it very unpleasant hav-
ing Democratic foreman in his Office as he
had already lost patronage, and leading Re
pubIcans had been 10 him and threatened 10
withdraw their patronage entirely from the OF.
ice If / was not discharged. lie then paid
me off, and extended TO me his hand. remark
ing that he hoped | would not feel hard at
nun. as he could not help it; he hoped that
would call and see him often. &c. | did call
upon him; was welcomed into the office with
hearty shake Of the hand; assisted him in
posting his books. gave him some information
about the Office &c. And he continued thus
to treat Inc III a friendly manner until the
matter became public: till men began to
withdraw their patronage, and the party was
su:crlng-and then, for the sake OF his party
and his money, he would sacrifice me-blast
my reputation and "undertone" me in So
ciety. And what an undertoning he rave
mellow like the villauy of Angelo, and vet
what Il puny representation OF Il duke: how
betting him the language Of the noble Isa-
leila:
I,rcs' in little brief authori y;
Most ignorant of what h. mot a>-rr'l
liz CLASSY e->"ncc.--Iikr url angry app.
Play such fantastic tricks b.f.r, h.-li heaven
A. l.-k" tn angels weep. who. with our ~pIc,.s
Noaa. al tA'm-"iy,- laugh mortal
And the father tiddlcs to Eddic's dance-likc
father, ike son!
1t is simply nonsense to say that attempt
cd to cheat the Republican party ont Of votes
by failing t. supply them with tickets. I he
Club and candidates ordered 10000 tickets.
They were printed and taken away. then
printed LOCO and distributed th,m myself
among supervisor, in back townships; and
then 1000 for this city-,Le la, 5000 on NV
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SWANS Boul bon Bltjers
SWANS seurhon Differs
SWANS Bourbon Bilters

: healthy ta' gnte stiinIlant ami uneluaIlsl morn
ln= appetizer Prepared in ripe old Bourbon. Being
used To- the exclusion OF I'll other Filters in more an
hy Uui:c >-te> Army Hospitals and millions Of private
hIne- and i tho only popular ineJ ne w.iirl has been
especially exempted roh stamp I the United States
government, oE the -rvuadot it. having been adopted
staHI'r! remedy 10y The medical profession.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
sfJ-Tey are male Of ingredients well known and af-
proved 10y TIE medical profession having. yJ,fI t3atc
properties ar both p2lat.'.c add plea with sufficient
strengthening properties to correct the bilious derane
Uf the system according direction rs remedy for
the following diseases Indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaindicc
Liver affections, Los Of Appetite, Lowne.s OF Spirits ST.,
low Complexinn.
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SWANS ROrRBON RLTrERS

HSfle composition o. Dr. SWANS B.tgcrs. having been
made public tl,.h ,hc columns of Modio,I ,urIHl- and
having been al, ped standard remedy ~ the Ai,sicd
Profession, b. The decision o. tine Commits io.er In
teina Rev cHuc, EXEMPT from, STAMP DUTY.
Dr. c. II. VAIN, Proprietor.
Depots-SfONTCiONERT,P I f.IlGE K Co,
No. II South Water street, Chicago, vi.
i. u. BENiHG III. * Co.,
Jrly %, 1854. 3l5 Drostwav New York.
For sale l,y a Druggists and Grune1s ~ Ottawa
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= - NJ O " y l..

On account Of the f,il g the wall oc Mr.. Choevor'
new Hing crushing aud tctr.gi'E my place 81 .,i
and s.TIasv Disabling lave employed faith
10 remove the baianr" Of nay stock t. the
store nort door, IA n. J1hH Dali on MI 81.
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

e1scae, CostTeness and kndrs! diseases. arising from
discr-rcG condition OF the stomach Liver Bowels lie,
every tfy those eaL;e ;tcr-: once tried land
:hcy VIII recommend them with confidence to all Others
who in uctl OF wholesome agreeable anil cTe,t.ra!
tonic. Tie rapidly increased .Inan- FOR the Bi.tcrs
induced lnr TO- IKE them H.'fv 50 that thousands wln
lave mot u--i t.yI Hs ~ l.-. and UI convinced Cd
their efficiency.
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WIZ y" WI ~. ~ =. UT 'TII|IN IUl
i / q II O r
nc L S \ l. T. CHI ZAP.

The east half Of tho south west quarter of section
trt y-ou in Township tlirtync north range FIVE east
in Lit S.iic county. Enquire IF, \. B.SNiri;
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SWANS BOURBON BIrTEas

E0-iad,s who Iy. tried and found uost other Ston-
acii BttSrs 1 litter. l.,ie and too highly nlci,:
tel for ti=r delicate TASTE" lease iy" these fgiil .ti
yea viii not he without then. They will give zone 10 IA,
:. intri' .Iai trta =. 60 Ia, whole systeIY
d ycur irF-i.t Ir .c las got these Biz
Cs.s have 4..s 5rnH f.r fs'Gl.
Q >. ..L-r ~. .I.L-- a-.L L,I.a L nlI-r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-10
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-31
LEWIST0WN FOUNDRY.

~r%~-% The subscriber continues to
MIas.nl e.ae44ei make TO order Castir Is of brass
- zzs or iron of the best quality. at
sazzzsz4sss4aE prices as low as the times will
permit Having large variety Of patterns
on hand 1 am prepared to furnish almost
anything required for Grist Mills Saw Mills,
and Agricultural Implements, and to finish
up in the best manner also,
Blowing Cylinders, Hot Blast PIPES,
and other work for Furnaces. Water Pipes of
different sizes, Hydrants, Stop Cocks and Fer
rils. Water Wheels. direct action and reaction
of different sizes. Horse Powers and Thresh
ers of different kinds, Bar Share. Side Hill
and Bull Plows, Wagon and Carriage Boxes,
Blacksmith's Vices. Screw Plates. Heads and
Rests for Turning Lathes, Straw and Feed
Cutters TO work by hand &c, &C.
PATTERNS made to order.
Having obtained the right to manufacture a
Counter Balance Shaker,
a first rate article, farmers are requested to
call at the shop on Elizabeth street, and ex-
anime it. 1t can be attached to almost any
thresher in use, and will not fail to give en-
tire satisfaction.
Thankful for past favors and anxious TO do
his work in the best manner, the subscriber
asks a continuance of the patronage so gen
erously bestowed. JOHN Il. WEEKES.
mayll Agent.