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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-06-24
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REJU YENATING ELIXIR
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE
PREPARED PROM rURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS. CON-
TANNING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO THE MOST DELICATE.
u The Reiuvenating Elixir is the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being entirely
new and abstract method Of cure irrespective Of all the
old and WORKOUT systems.
" This medicine has been tested by the most eminent
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" One bottle will cure general Debility
UJ' few doses Hys'erics in females.
W One bottle cures PAlpation Of the Heart.
W few doses restores the organs Of generation
UJ From one to three bottles restores the manness
and full vigor Of youth.
W few doses restores the appetite.
w Three bottles cure the worst OF Impotency.
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u One bottle restores mental power.
" few doses bring the rose TO the cheek
W This medicine restores to manly yigor and robust
DEATH the poor debiitaed down and despAirng
voice Of sensual pleasure.
W The lstless eneTvated youth. the ms
OF business, the victim Of depression the ind
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OF single organ will all find immediate and permanent
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" Price, 81 per bottle, three bottles for S. and
forwarded by Express on receipt Of money to any ad
dress.
gJ'sold by all druggists everywhere
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sold at evey Drug and Country Store throughout
Vermont and CRnadas
Price % ct'., so eti., and 81 per bottle
JOHN +. HENRY q Co,
Propretors.
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H IN DELICATE HkAL1H-Dr Dow, Physician
and surgeon Nos, Endico STREET Boston Is consulted
nay Tor Az diseases incident 10 the female system Pruspus
utri or falling Of the Womb fiuor Aluus and
oher menstrua arrangements all treated path
9ofeA p.cps and speedy relief guaranteed in tw Gays
80 certain e the new mode Of rrsment that most
ohsunAle complaints yield under the afflicted
loces 10 perfect health Dr. Dow doubt had
pereee Ia the cure o. Of aud children than
Any physician In Boston boarding for path me-
who may Wishto stay Ia Boston few days his rht
meh Dr. Dow, suoe 1915, haviug eonhutd his whole suen
uon 70 an Once practice Tor tn n Private Diseases An
States.
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April ie6i oS9
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| NKkNCH'S HOTEL,
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TT E N R Y
V + r. NJ O n T
LINIMENT |

MS pnpuiAf mful~
cine is no longer An eK-
'-~~-- pertinent. Thousands
- NJ people who have used
h., bear witness 70 It's
superior excellence asa
- - LIniment and q Pain
Killer. Full directions
- accompany each bottle
-. II may be used eKter-
- nally for
- Rheumatism,
Neuralgia.
Iooih.ache.
~ Headache,
III Burns and Scalds.
Bruises aud
SWelings,
Sore Throat,
LumbAgo
Sc, SC.
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nally FOR
r----. Choic and Colds.
~ Cholera Morbus.
= Bowel Complaints.
- DiarThma,
- Wind Cholic.
&c, sc.
Much might be said
- Of It's remedial proper.
- ties and magical siiects
-. but the limited space OF
this Advertisement will
only admit Of a re eral
summary.
---. IL Is prepared With
care F.; great pains being
- taken 20 allot an exact
prop Ttion Of each Of
its ingredients. In such
- = manner that the com
- ninatiln shall be. in
every respect, at once
ss more rapid in its opera.
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than any other similar
- medicine.
- a single Teaspoon
- ful taken in warm water
nr Otherwise as = etasfe
may dictate, checks D.
- arrh9a Chohc and all
/, Boteei Complaints with
10 a most incredible
shortspace Of time.
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~ For he ReDl0pai II Obstruefions and the Ius,,
rance 9f Regularity ~ The Recurrence Of the Monthly
VI They cure obyiate those numerous diseases
hat spring from ir egularity, by removing the iregu
arity, itself
:, ~ They cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful
. They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis).
" lh'} cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains
n me back and lower parts Of the body, Heaviness
FAugue on slight exertion, PAlpitaton Of the Heart
LoWhess OF Spirits, Hysteria Sick Headache, Giddi-
ness etc ere Ia word by removing the iuegularity
hey remove the cause and with IL all the effects Thai
spring from it.
~ Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con.
am noihi' delsterous to any constitution however
delicate, 'heir function being to substitute strength for
do. N ~"
0JThey may be safely used at any age and at any No,
nod, ercepf during the frst three oihs during which
me unlsillng nature Of their action would infaibly pye
rent pr' gnAncy -
W Al letters seeking information or advice will b,
promptly Freely and disc'eetly answered
fll directions accompany each box
~ fnce 81 per box, or six boxes for 80
~ sent oy mail ffee Of postage, on recent Of pric,
u Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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sOLk PkoPRIKToRs
No 69 Liberty Street, New York
u GOODWIN AND NJ s BURR a Co Boston
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MONTREAL,
Dec 18th, 1850.
Messrs Henry a Co
Having on various
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niment, / am happy %
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have frequently used IL.
FOR Bowel Compliant,
and have never known
1t 70 fail 10 eiieoting a.
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mer complaint, and dis /
orders Ola similar char .
acter / have also found .
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o. for Colds, and Tor az .
feotions NJ the head /
Always recommend IL to-
my friends, and would
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House for any consider
ton. I
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY.
For r EN- all =.


This celebrated Female Medicine
designed expressly for both marrted
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lLFIt is put up in bottles Of two dif.
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1NOuHf
Itncipient Consump ion
and all diseases OF the
Throat, G est an d
Lungs.
81 YEARS 400
The Elixir frst made
Its appearance aud
even then, In lie primi'
live and imperfect state,
produced such extraor-
binary results that Y
became, At once. a gem
eral favorite. Many
have made IL, what Il
really is, a Family Med
icine.
For as more than
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which flesh IL heir" or
Iieinate from colds, so
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ing the primeval cause.
ADULTS
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dreds Of dollars that
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~. CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
Themselves by certain secret habits which unit them
Tor business or pleasure the duties Of married he
as also middle aged and old men who from he fo's Of
youth other feel debility ia advance Of Their
Jears, before placing themselves under the treatment o.
any one should first read THE SECRET PREM
Married Ladies' wishing 10 avoid an increase Of Family
vii learn something Of importance by pursuing "lhe
Secret Friend"
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A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
"a just published, new edition u Dr. Culverwel's
Celebrated Essay the radical (wthout mcdcins
OF SPEhNATohRHWA. " Seminal Weakness, Iuvclun.
tsry Seminal Losses, NFOTENCY, Mental and Physical
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SUMPTION, krlLTPsY and Firs. induced BY sefiudul-
gence sexual eIuavaganfe.
" Price, in a sealed envelope only 6 cents
The celebrated author IN this admirable essay clearly
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mode OF cure, AZ once simple, certain and eectu a by
means Of which every sufferer, matter what bis con
diion maJ be- may cure himself cheapy privately, and
radically
~ This Lecture should be in The hands Of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, 10 any address
post pad receipt Of six cents postage stamps
Address the publishers
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CHAS J. c. KLINE 4 CO.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. DOW continues to h. consulted At bis once Nos and
Endicot Street, Boston, all diseases Of a
PRIVATE OF DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course p study and practical experience Of IN
limited eIn Dr. d has the eradication Of presenting
the unfortunate With remedies that have trs
Introduced them JAILED 70 The alarming o.
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment al the horrors impure
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der and Kidneys Hydroosr, Ahcesses Humors, frghtfu
hvelngsi and The long train Of horrible symptoms attending
this class q disease made become harmless the
simplest Ailings Of child.
SlMlNAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. dsfotea great part q his treatment Of
thnse cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
runs e BODY and miudi uniting The unfortunate individual
Tor business society Some Of the sad anchoy c'
iee, produced BY sary habits o. youth WeAknes u s
bAck and Limbs Dizziness Of the head Dmness Of sight Pal
paion of the heart Dgspepsi Neryuu q
ne dfesve functions, symptoms q Consumption &C The
hATiu ELECTS on the mind much 10 be Bed loss -
ings aversion u cocey. self dstrust dy, Sc
The evils produced such should, bere oontempla
Tug marimony consult physician n and he ~
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Read These Certificates.


MoSrREAL.
April SIN, 1860
Messrs Henry & Co
Your Vermont Lini .
ment has cured me Of a
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settled Ia my limbs, and
for which blessing you
may well suppose ! feel
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South CRANKY, c. W
Mr. Henry X. Gray,
Chemist, Montreal
SIR Il an most hap
py to state that my wife
used Henry's Vermont
Eminent, having acct
dentAlly got a needle
run under her inger
nail The pain was
most intensei but by
using the Liniment, the
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minutes.
Yours very respect
fully,
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FANCY DYEING AND CLEANSING.

The Subscriber having made arrangements for the
above business together With cleaning aud renewing the
color OF spied ga'mens, will attend 10 all calls in that
hne lie trusts thai his former experience IN the bust
ness, with the late improvement obtained will enable
him to give general satsflcti i'm He will work his
residence Huhbard's Meadow
bundles wi written rectious with the may re
left Redhed's Store aud will be ef there when done
ENOS ST. aSON.
Montpelier, Feb. LIST. 1864 daw.u
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-30
Veteran Reserves.

An order has been Issue from tho Prov.
ost Marshal Generals office at Washing.
ton which states that the name of the Oh.
ganidaton Authorized by tho War Depart.
mcnt as the Invalid Corps, is changed to
that Of the Veteran Reserve Corps, and that
all orders relating to the Invalid Corps
will remain in force. as at present, with
respect to the Veteran Reserve Corps
This ia q change Of name which will no
doubt be hailed with great pleasure by the
gallant soldiers in this corps, and will
greatly increase lis present high and well
deserved popularity, Three years Of hard
fighting have given our brave soldiers Of
the Union armies Just title to be called
veterans, in the uobIcst and truost sense
Of the term. We have now Veteran Volun.
tecrs IND Veteran Reserves; nobly have
they earned their name, and proudly will
they protect the title aud gloriously wear
its bonorS- Philadelphia Inquicr
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-30

ma'osad please find copy Of a report Of
Capt James II WbI.Iock 5tA mfauuy Gah
Vols. of date the 18th inst, oi mos. sue.
cJssiul Indian sc0utmala by him from Camp
Nimurcs, having left on the 9th ultimo.
1t will be seen that Capt. WnIock with
great promptoess at once took the field aI-
ter the receipt Of my instructions, and with
remarkable energy and yigor pursued the
Indians wjth his command, until the morn.
j1g Of the Ith inst. when he came upon
them about thirty five miles N, W. Of Fort
Bowie in the Sierra Bonita, range Of mo,
uutains. And that his command killed
Twenty-oue Indians, which fell into his
hands, captured forty,dve horses and mules
aud destroyed every thing in their camp.
They were a part Of the band of Indians,
who stampeded and drove of 50 many
| Government mules from Cow Springs on
| the ljthutimo. can 0 loo highly commend
the excellent Judgement displayed by
Capt. WhitIock in this scout; and his Wig.
orous prosecution Of it, and the successful
termination, entitle him tohigh praise,
The seventeen Government mucs and
one horse will Of course be turned over To
the Quartermastor and desire to know
what disposition shall be made Of the lnlmu
ponies captured, whether they shall be uyn
ed ovor to the Quartcrmastcr Or disposed o.
for the benefit Of the command
In this connection allow ne t1 call you
attention to what consider the importance
of the Post on the Nimbras, at least for the
present It's good base Of operations
against the Indians as shown by Capt
WhitIock'5 ) recent scouts; it commands tn,
extensive valley, the finest grazing anl
best water in all Of that section and give
protection to all of that portion Of the roat
to Tucson and is within easy striking dis
tancc Of Pinos Altos
1t is advantageous to keep it up I thinl
as well as Fort Cummings, the latter bOin.
q very poor place for stock, the grazinl
being distant from The Post and the wata
very bad for animals. Company | 9th Il
fantry. Cal. Vols. under command Of Lieu
Burkett will proceed at once to Fort Gun
mings and relieve Capt, Drsschcr.
| will not however issue the order {
break up Camp Mmbrcs until / hear rror
you, as know Of no place where tde an
mails brought in by Capt Whiilocl; can b
so well grazed and recruited as there.
Very respectfully
Your 0bt, Servt.
rSigns1 G w. BOWIE,
Col, 9TH IuiJ Cav yoIs
!, Commandn,
" Headquarters DErr or NFw Iruco,
Santa F6, N. NJ. April 81, 1884
Official,
Cyrus II. Dr. FoRREsT
Aido.de-Camp.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-30

II is urged that it is unfortunate We
should have Presidential election this
year. because there will be division Of az
tcntjon between the political aud military
operations, Butmay tnot turn ont, if po.
lticons can bo persuaded 10 conhne thoir
attention TO political matters, and military
men induced to devote themselves cxclusi.
vcly tomilitary business, that the division
of labor will be highly beneficial to the
country? This may bo one of tho great
compositions, The politicians are sorry, be.
cause they can not any longer devote their
undivided attention to the war Porhapa
they had bcttoruo
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-30

Ur,nor,prrrps Colp NTynprg v N
apfI n IgGl
c..,.
'aP,a'"'
have the honor to report for the intor-
nation OF the Colonel Commanding, that in
obedience to hls instructions OF March 24th
lett tins Post on the morning Of tho 21th
with twenty-slN enlisted men ofmy own
company, Lieut. buFkett and twenty en-
listed men Oh ms company, ten enlisted men
Of TO- ~ ISL gay oal !oIs' ana Hosp
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PROPOSALS.


s'"'" so ~ "' "r'" 49, ''''
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
ia NJ on Wednesday the 9th day of May 1864 for the tran
sportaon of Military supplies in tho Department Of New
Mexico during the year commencing June ut, 1864 and
ending May 3lst, 1855 viz.
From Fort Union, such other Depot may be c.lab
lslod in the Territory Of New Mc1co any posts or sta
tOns that are or may b. established In l Territory Rndl0
auch posts and station. as may bo designated an established
lu the Territory Of Arizona anil the state q 1c,. we.t or
longitude 1865 west
BddcTsto state the rate per loo ponnls rcI 100 miles at
which they will transport said stores r each month
The weight to be transported viii not cyayel 60o0000
pounds.
No additional pore uhge will be- allowed for the lan nof
tation Of Bacon lard ilread pno Lumber, cr gy ohr
aores
utII.r. ,,,., tt,, ,,.s ip ,t tt.u
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Strength Of our Armies.

There are immense differences in the cs
mates cf the number Of men now in cur ar.
mics. Semo Says a Washington letter.
make out that we have less men than we
had year ago, and some that we have
more. The figures at the Office Of the Proy-
est Marshal General show an increase Of
100000 to the armies since the lst of Jan,
nary, 1868, there having been added 53l, =
600 aud lost $4,000. The official figures
are follow,
Enlistments from January to Nov
omber /, l663......,.... 6S,OOO
From November !, 1868, to Janu.
ary IA ISGt.,...,..,....., 10000
From January 81 to February %,
1S6L....,..,....,....,.., 10000
Product of tho draft of 1868. ... 10000
Desertors returned .,.......,., $4,000
Invalid corps .,..,......,.. $4,000
Re.cnlisted veterans .,........ 100000
Black troops ..,,...,,.,,,,.. 10000
Total .,....... 1000
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LIBRARY K SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
Near the Parroquia Church,
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

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Little Rock, Ark, April 11.-Adyices
from Gen. Steele are to the 9TH. The cx-
pedition had reached point about FIVE
miles south of Elkin's Ferry on the Little
Missouri. 25 miles from Camden, where it
was expected that Gen. Thayer, with force
from Fort Smith, would join him next day.
On the I'd Shelby attacked Steelc's rear
guard under Gen. Rice, with l,2G0 cavalry
and two pieces of artillery. The enemy
were routed with loss Of 100 killed and
wounded Our loss was A killed and
wounded and Is taken prisoners.
On the 4th, Marmaduke with 5000 or
1000 cavalry and hYe pieces of artillery
attacked Rice on the South side Of Little
Missouri. After FIVE hours fighting he was
repulscd with loss Of four killed and 23
wounded our loss ~ wounded
There is a large force 0f rebels FIVE miles
in advance of Steele. but it is not expected
they will make stand.
New York, April 15.-New Orleans date;
to the Sth, and Alexandria dates to the
5th, report that Banks and staff had pro,
cceded up the river and We're reported 1t
Grand Echo. Ample preparations bad been
taken against surprise at Fort De Russey
There was still sufficient water for trans.
ports to cross the fall.
Advices from Texas state that Gen. Dana
was relieved from the command Of the
troops at Pass Cavallo at his own request,
and was succeeded by Gen. Warren.
Gen. Heron was sick at Brownsville
There was no prospect of any immediate
movement on the coast or from Brownsville
The steamer JOmts Battle, which took
Banks and staff to Grand Echo, on her re.
turn was fired into by guerrillas 25 miles
below. wornding Maj. Clifford, Paymaster,
and the engineer, neither very seriously.
Chicago, April l6.-Special Chattanooga
dispatches state that active preparations arc
going on in the Army of the Cumberland
for movement against Dalton.