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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
NJ H. DO WINS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

This old time-'ried
standard remedy still
maintains its POPULAR
~. When all others
have proved inefficient
the BliSit alone con-
- Tunes to give saiisfso
II ton.
Use II for
Cough,
Colds,
- Cstarrh,
. Asthma,
Group,
lncipient Consumption
and all diseases Of the
Throat, Chest an d
Lungs.
81 YEARS 400
- The Elixir frat made
- its appearance and
even then, in It's print
tive and imperfect state
- produced such extfaor
- binary results that i
. became, At once, a gen
erAl favorite. May
. have made IL, what 4
= really is, a Family Med
icine.
For as more than
= half the diseases "to
Il which flesh is heir" or
iginate from colds, 30
this may be considered
- a general preventive o.
- all diseases, by remov
ing the primeval cause
- ADULTS
Should always keep
tkis Family Physician
$50 at hand and by iI
timely use save hun
- drods Of dollars thai
would otherwise b.
swallowed up 10 dis
- oharuing dortnrfr fcea
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COMPOUNDED RRon roofs Banks = LKAvEs
CHROkBR RBAEDF, tAe gfsal Indian Dursi,s,
all disea'es Of s urinary oygdHs such a. ineon-
I.taasamafion Of the R,dneys, Stone IN he Builder,
StTttuys, GraUei, Gleet GoHorrh0 and " especially
recommended N those Of Ft.or Ai5ts for WAnss
~ females gAers al ths old Hafeots sedcinss Aats
fGtied
~ ItprepMed in highly concentrated form the
lose only being fUm 70 two ieaspuonfus thfee lines
dfl,s diureu, .nd Alternative IN 10. aeuou purifying
and cleansing the Mood. causing Il to Gov 10 all Of ia
original purity and rigo' thus removing nom the sys
TEN all perniciuus causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is Intended A. al ally
OF assistani the ,AsyoAes Remedy, and should be
conjunction with that medicine In al cases u
Go,,oryhea, Gisef, fiuog Abu, Whitss ltt effects
healing, soothi'g aud ae5allceaf removing al
sealding' neat, and Psn. INSTEAD q the burning
aud almost UNI nduIahle pain that is experienced ~th
nearly all the cheap gtacA ifyocit0Hi
1 by tAe ui the Cherokee Remedy and CAeyokss
objectionable medicines the came ume--aD ina
proper discharge removed and he seAkehed Or
gAns speedily restored fol- sisof and strength
W Prics Cherokee Remedy, 81 per bottle. three
lJ prie cAeroSeo I,geciron 81 per botus, or tnrse
bottles 80.
" Sem Elpress any reesip, Of pr,es.
tEy- rHK CHsR0KEE REAEDY, CHEBOKn lsyEcrlox
and CHERuKEE CuRE, sOid - all euterp rsug Drug
gisis In the civilized world sume uupuucpled deal
ere, however, try sell worthless oumPounis place
Of these; those Whion they purchase st cheap
price, md make morn money BY ceiling than they
On there medicines A. you value pour health, aye,
the health of your future offspring, DO be iecev-
ed by suuh unpnncpod Druggists sex for these mrl-
iones and take no others II the Druggists sill not
buy them tor you, enclose the money in letter, and
will send them 10 you by Express, securely sealed
and packed tree from observation
Ladies OF Gentlemen address us 10 perfect cun-
hdence. stating tuly and plSulS fneir diseases and
symptoms treat All diseases " a chronic nature
IN male female Patients need hesitate because
OF their inability 10 visit u, have ueaed ps-
TENTS cue essiully IN all portions Of the oThT GLOBE
~ oUrretp ondence
Patients addressing will please stste plsmy all
the symptoms OF their complaints and vnIe Poet
Othce, County, State and name Of writer, plan, aud
incOse postage stamp tor reply,
We send our 80 page Pamphlet free TO any address.
Address all letters for Pamphlets or advice the pro-
pretors, DR ". r MERWlN & CO.,
No 63 Liberty Street, New York.
WOOD, BlABY q CO, Montpelier, Vermont,
Agents.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

MONTREAL,
April 9Th 1850
Messr Henry n Co
You Vermont Lini
nent has cured me u a
khe unlatism which had
settled Ia my limbs, and
fon which blessing you
may well suppose l feel
grateful II. Qu EsHEL.
south Ursuby, a. "
Mr. y ~ K. Gray >,
Chemiss, Montreal
Str IL sni most hap
py 70 state that my vie
used heAry's Vermont
Liunnent, having acct
deulali) got a needle
run under her finger
nail. The pain was
most intense but Oyl
using the Liniment, the
pain was gone IA q few
minutes.
Yours very respect
fully, h
W. GIBSON.
MoNTHkAL,
Dec. l2th, 1861.
Messfs. Henry a Co
Having on various
occasions uaed your La
ninent, | An happy to
say that | have always
( und il beneficial. /
nave frequently used u
for Bowel Complaint,
ana nave neseI known
II 10 fail IL eiiecung a
cure. | think II the
best medicine | ever
used for DiArrh9a sum
mef complaint, and DIS
orders Of a similar char-
actef | have also found
1t a never failing speci-
nc for Colds, and foi AZ
tectlOns Of the mead. Il
always recommend IL tol
uny friends and would
not be without u IN the
House foT AnJ CONSIDER
ton
W. BALDWIN.
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SuRoEoN GENERALS OFFICE, ,

y I
NOTICE MEDICAL OFFICERS OF NOT LESS
III too years service who have been honoraby dis
ehafged aud desire 10 receive appointments as SUR
GEoNs or ASSISTANT SURGEONS in the u s.
Army Corps nos being organized at Washington, are
invited to forward heir appliest TONS testimonials and
evidence Of service. TO the Surgeon General without
delay J. X BARNES.
dsc2d.6I.a2stdeS30 Surgeon General
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

WIN 1T INJA IJFo.
mmPoRD oTsReo Co., N Y, May 9th, 1894.
This is u certify that have been sick with "Caauh
al bronchitis" Tor uine years. Last March | in
duoed To tIy DR. Oaks treatment which relieved ME In
ten minutes used to uougn half the night, and raise
average much large tea-oupfull # viscid
phlegm, my sleep much disturbed, that 1 would
awake with burning fever and respiration After using
the DoctJrs medicine month l gained in flesh ten
pounds the end Of two months weighed twenty five
pounds more than In March previous. My Cough left
in two weeks the night sweats ceased two three
nights my fever left my appetite and sleep returned
aud can truly say that have been 1t were raised
from the dead to OF hie and this with but one
month treatment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16
SLOAN U. s. A. GFS. HOSPITAL,

Montpelier, W., Dec. 4.
Among the soldiers OF this hospital, a. IL
the case in all hospitals, are found men q N
all the walks OF life, from the humblest y d.
ohsnic to the student OF highest art a.
bracing almost all degree Of talent and ca A.
city. Among these men are printers, repuit-
ers and editors. The voice Of the sole Ter
has ever been for the Union, and Il Ia prop e.
ed to publish "semi Monthly Paper. at is
hospital that we may make use Of all ID ,e
varied talents for the furtherance Of all Ell, Is
TO suppress the rebellion. That the sold T.,
torn and msngled on many bloody & ID
may, while here awaiting the return Of hes b
and strength, strike bow for Liberty I'D
Union, by deuouncing that reasonable j..
position which finds its chief delight in l.
barrassing the government; that builds is
hopes upon the defeat of Federtl armies, d
the ruin OF National credit. This paper wall
be called
THE VoIoE OF THE SOLDIER"
1t will utter his thoughts and express his e. l.
timents upon all the important topics of 70
day. 1t will recount his adventures on We
battle field, his marches, suferines and "a
triumphant life or glorious death. IL " Il
follow him to the prisons of the rebels,
those noisome dungeons where the gangr, L
ed drops Of stagnsnt dew hang on the wal
where starvation like hideous spectre gr
and ohuckles and clutches its squalid har
about the throat Of the dying martyr.
/. shall be our aim to give the most pronpt
and accurate information of all those
are sick and wounded whether in the hosp /
or on the field. From out the din and d.
OF battle, the roar of cannon. and the raj
Of musketry shall come the voice Of conso
tion to the quiet Vermont home made desol.'
By the death of a loved one, promoted to e
ranks Of angels for nobly, heroicslly dying r
his country's good.
In al! these Efforts we ask the sympa
and aid of those who feel deep interest II
soldiers who come here torn by rebel bull,
or Frustrated by the hardships and fatige
Of campaign.
"a S S9s1. Ssus~vsO
T H voss,
4 40 ssIf sS6 i, SEH0r }sers'u.
NICHOLS Clerk,
Word Masters.
CB McCrills, Chief Ward Master,
q A Green, James Marsh,
q w blodgett Howe.
l. Brooks, A Folsom,
ii Alard, ID Lawrence,
q Washburn, II Staples,
WIN Andrews, Chase II Eaton.
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EYE A ND E Az
CERTIFICATES.

the most improved and modern principles, with e
rely remedies, and with little or suffering
he patient.
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Mfoital.
DR.. MATTISoN's SURE REMEDIES
-YoR-
Special Diseases.

This celebrated Female Medicine
is prepared expressly for both martted
and single ladies, and is superior ~ any
thing else for the purpose, as II will regu-
late the system In cases OF distractions,
from ,ohaterer cause, and il therefore Of the
greatest value TO married ladies, who
from IN health or other reasons may wish
TO -void an evil to which they are liable
II taken as directed Il will cure any ease
durable BY medicine, and Il Is also perfect
" safe at all tirpes Full directions ac-
company each bottle Price $40. 1J'RB-
MEMBERl-Thts medicine is designed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

FRANcBs ROWLAND.
JoHE W SMITH.
For references respectfully refer TO Dou p Russell,
Bank Coopersown, John T. Scott, Cooperstown, Geo X
worthington, Warrington Bank, Charles W. smith,
Otsego Bank
hereby certify to the veracity OF the above
BErSEY SMITH, Milford.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

Is graduate Of the London Medical Colleges. and has
praoced in Europe and America for than IL ve>fs
with unparalleled success ia the treatment Of
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MATRIMONIAL

Boston. Dec. 10. 1868.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-12-16

TESTIM ONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the mast capable aud
sGecesstu practitioners With whom have had official
intercourse"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-08
KEPOkTgD ExPKEssLT rOR TIE DAILY STATE sENrISEL.
MORNING REPORT.
THU GULF DEPARTMENT.
An ATTACK ON MOBILE.
Farragut Bombarding the City.
AFFAIRS ~ ORED.s.
ANOTHER ATTACK MADE on ATLANTA.
NO impression Yet Made.
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
The Potomac Rebels Again at Work
sc, &c. Ac.. DC. az.
The Potomac Rebels Again at Work
.Nc., &c. &c.. DC. az.
f.rNnl Now YnEk.

NLw York. August 5-The Herald's special
from New Orleans, dated the 3d. says:
Information was received at Headquarters De
paTtment OF the Cult on Thursday morning. that
Admiral F,Tragut had passed Forts Morgan and
Gaines, which had been supposed to command
the entrance to Mobile Bay, and i bombardius :
the upper delenses. Ii the information Is cor
rect the forts must Immediately surrender The
Admiral has now six iron clads of Mobile. and
two more lett this city 10 dag The bomb I'd
ment has been continued for three days, and il il
expected that the city will surrender before the
close OF next week.
cen. Granger will command the land forces.
which will occupy Mobile and garrison the forts
On the 18Th Ot July, Gen. Asboth, command
ing at Pensacola, left that post Wth small iOrce.
and next day came upon LOdy of the enemy :
cavalry. about 400 strong. strongly entrenched
at HobsOn. After 8 sharp fight the rebels re-
treated. leaving all ammunition. their flags. Off
Ger, papers, stores, Ii horses, &c.
Gen. ASboth then returned 10 Pensacola.
Our forces have evacuated Brownsville Texas,
aud all stores have been sent to Brazos
y special TO the Void, dated Washington,
August ,, SAYS
Reports from the Upper Po;omac sic very
contradictory.
II any crossing has been effected by the rebels
it WAS probably large cavalry iorce under I'm
hoden
The movements of the column under Early
are a mystery. At last accounts he was in camp
between Winchester and Martinsburg
There IS evidence here that the rebels have re
solved on a general invasion.
The Worlds aruly correspondent 81 ;he 9TH
saw:
The II division OF our cavalry under Gregg
attacked the rebel cavalry vigorously on the
jerusalem road below Petersburg, and drove
them or inhictine severe loss Oor loss Is
shout -
This afternoon Lieut.. Fox of the 81 :
coiote' regiment deliberately murdered ne
gro soldier and is under arrest
Richmond papers contain dispatches from the
rebel Gen. lver,on saying that Stoneman had
surrendered 60 him, with 500 men
y Dispatch. dated Griffin, Georsia. IaIy 30
saw.
Atlanta has been furious, -helel ior two
days, aud early ihat morning Cheathlm was At
tackled.
The Union force W., et-ii, tepu.,ei. with uo
loss 20 the rebels
! Uuion iorre captured FAYETTEVILLE on the 29tt
and burned NsSous. tore up lie railroad track
&c
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Notice TO Owners of Dogs.
OFFICE oT CRY CLEEK,
lNBiANAFOLls. lSp.. july 81, 1854.


" HEREAS AN ORDINANCE PASSED JUNE 7th.
lS62 by the Common COunci, of the city Indian
apolis. entitled 'An ordinance regulate and restrain
dogs from running al large in the city Of lndinap0i-
1t That all persons owning or harboring any animal
Of the dog kiud In the city Of Indianapolis, shall pay
FIVE dollars for each female.
ID That the CITY clerk shall issue or cause 10 be is
sued to every such owner Of other iperson, appca
kind aid shall furnish such owner OF other
person. check Of brass copper. marked aud number
ed from number one up with number corresponding with
3d. That any person owning or harboring any animal
Of the dog Kind in the city Of Indianapolis shall procure
and place upon the neck Of ssch dog bitch sLbstan
tal collar leather. iron copper brass. other dura
bic material which shall also be attached the H. ense
check herein above referred to- ane other check than
the identical one issued by the Gle shall be worn By
suh dog bitch, and in Of loss Of such check
dupl ate sstbe furnished by the Clerk At the expense
q the appli anf.
9TH That any person owning OF tarborng or having
the Of any vicious fierce dog shall suffer
permit the same 20 unconfnct r st large daring
the DAY time.
5th That no person or persons shall keep or harbor
suffer remain in about his her their premises
any animal Of the dogk nd which by loud and frequent
aud habiual barking how ing OF ye ping, shall cause
rious annoyance OF disturbance 10 tae neig borhood
9th. That any pr ON or per-ons not comp wing with
tue ding provisions Of said ordinance shall for each
viola on upon conviction before h Mayor city o
indianapolis. be tined in any exceeding twenty
dol ar. together with costs Of pro e.;ution.
eth That shall be The duty Of ,he policemen Of ths
said city kil all dogs found runGing lar o. unes,
the owners or harborng the same have complied
with the foregoing prov iSons Of said ordinance.
Now. therefore, all persons owning. harboring hsv
ing the Of any animal of the dog kind within hs
city of indianapolis hereby respectfully request I'd
aud notified 10 cali the Cry Clerks oficee No. :
Glenns Block and comply with the foregoing provisions
n tho said ordinance wjhou; further notice.
Ry authority.
G.. :. BCTTERFIELD. City Clerk.
attest
JOHN e.. WATERS Deputy
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DAILY SENTINEL
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOE THE PEOPLE. Ia answer 10 GOV o. T.
MoRros's erroneous statements % The Republican state
Convention, February - l-t3. Prepared and pub
ushed by order ol Che Democratc state Central Com
mittec.
This i. a mastery and complete refaiation q the
lsstafcmenis and false reasoning contained ln Gov.
Moron's gpccch and should De placed IN the hands of
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rHE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
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NooguEss delivered IN the Housc of Representative o.
the uniied State., March > is6l. The multitude in
All countrc, patient 20 a certain point -Jt Wis
Thi, g. pronounced 10 be one 81 the ahles snd most
eloquent spccChcs delivered IN Congress. 10 is a
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The Virsinia Pcninsular. and Maryland Campai nis-
How the Army 90 the Potomac Fought, and how IL
Sacrifice were rewarded IN Washington Gen Ncrlel-
- per hundred.
THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision of the supreme Court II indiana-hiitary
Arrests declared ilcga-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined
Thl. opinion IS regarded by the ahlet urist- ~ the
country unanswerable exposition o the subject IL
di-cu.ses. EI0w pages. Price, ~ ~ per hundred.
rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. 4 Lecture delivered be-
fore the Law Class Of the North Western Christian
University. IN March, lS6O. by Judge PgBgINs
This Lecture is intended 10 show the obligations oi
the citizen ia regard the reclamation ot fugitive Q
slaves. and the rights guaranteed Ia the Slave States
under the Constitution. Form pages. Price. - per
hundred.
AUDITOR on STATES REPORT The General Remark
contained in the Report Of Hon Joseph Rstine. for the
wear ls6< with the correspondence between O. T. Nor
ton. ESQ. and j. Ristne. Eight pascs. Price, ~ 80
per hundred.
Orders addressed the Undersigned accompanied with
the money, will receive prompt attention In ordering
dircc the manner in which packages shall be sentif
sent BY mail the postage must DE prepaid.
Address.
ELDER. HARNESS * BINGHAM,
ludiauapOli Indiana.
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Prom I.oussNiIIe.

LOUISVILLE. August Ga letter dated one
mi.e from Atl-nta. July Slsi from prominent
oihcef there t0 another here. Avs
tifes now burning ia Atlanta Indicate that
Hood Is DESTROYING a large amount of property
but whether ~ifh view "a evacuation or noi j.
unknown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-08

A THE AMERICAN DlsPRysARY WE TREAT BY
~ new method, and With the happest results Pro
apsus Jter falling OF the womb LdaceratioR J7cer.
alton, LRchTAed, .whlies L. mary and all other dis
eases 10 which the Anericdn Female Is peculiarl,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyriR0e6 This instrument should
be used by every n the laad for the purpose
cleanliness, cODroTf, he0lh. fc free receipt
ofstamp, copy of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health, fc. The Doctors oeebFdfei Female Pils
fresh from the Dspensary, rerg good In simple d
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent by mail.
Al che american Dispeasafy we als0 treat, VitlOgl
naercrg, and with falling success, Teneidi
what the quacks call pfcdts diseases; His
In all its stages, Gonorrhea, Gleet Structure Hydrocele
Circocee, Yarcocee, Carsocee, Spermatorhea semins
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency and effects Of sef-abuse. The last six are
treated Of in "prvate letter, which send free
receipt of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon in charge II this de.
partment In Of the best Hospitals IN Europe and In
New York City, enables him patients cienhcsl
Is and'restore them speedily.
Those living al distance communicate by lette.
andbe treated al their homes In urgen, send 81
or $l0 and receive ucoicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 241;
Fast Washington Street, indianapolis I. o. Box 1894.
apr9dv-vl2t. lam
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from Cairo

CAIRO. Angus, Mes Or.e4u- dates OF the
29th have been received
Gen Banks officially acknowledged au ~
chance 81 prisoners recently arrived there
Lieut. Gov Wells has Issued proclamation
directing ar election on The - Monday 10 sep
temher Tor the ratification rejection OF the con-
stitutiou adopted by the Constitutional Conven-
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- . II L g r.
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
ExrcUrIvE DEPARTMENT or INDIANA,)
BUREAU or FfNANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 81. 1864 \

BCREAU or FINANCE,
lSpIANAPoLIs. June 2i 1854
UNDIANA OFFICERS. who have Seen or are serving IN
the army, Informed that their Ordnance Returns
vii e made up and presented 20 the proper Department
and certificates Of scquittance obtained frse Of car0s
~ applying Mr.. G. F. Rocker. CAiei Clerk ord
nance department. otce no stair. ysiens' hard
ware store No q West Wassngto5 street Indianapolis
Bv making returns. sbove directed officers will net
only all fee but they viii be sble with the
Government and draw their pay from one TO three
moub earlier than il the business i entrusted d Claim
Agents.
By erder Of Governor MoSroS.
W II. II. TERRELL,
ies6-dtf Financial sscretsry.
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LYONS KArHAIRON.

Kaihliron IS from the Greek word "Kathro," or
"Katharo. >iguifying 20 cleanse re;uynate and re-
Thi> article &. what rs signifies For pre-
serving restoring and beau,ifyng the human hair II f.
the mos remarkable preparation in The world. II
again owned ard put up by The original proprietor snd
IS made win the same carr skin and attention
which gave g. sale Of over ore million bottles per
auuum.
lei, a mos, delightful hair Dre..ug
10 eradicaics scurf and dandrgf.
Il Keeps the head cool aud clean.
Il makes the h'iF rich soft and < .s.y
ltprevcnts the hsr from falling III and turning erav
Il restore, hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who value beautiful head ol
hair should use Lyons Hafhsron. 7; known and used
throu shout the civilized world.
sold by al respectable cealer,.
DEr,S =. BARNES A co.. ny.
f-iA4 al
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR cOLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH
- Meridian Street, fOrfets his fee IL he fails in cur
ing any that may under his care, matter
how obstinate or long standing. He warrants you a
cure. Syphilis in the primary stage, helped in e5 min
uies cured in "a hours. Glcet Of 20 years standing
cured by DR.. c. Office hours 10 10 T. NJ. mar25