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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10

Occasionally some rampant Republican re-
marks, with apparent sincerity that the prolOn-
CATION Of the war has been and is attributable to
Democratic influences A brief consideration Of
the facts in the case cannot but dispel all such
illusions, il such they be. From the beginning
the entire North has been practically a unit for
the suppression Of the rebellion by force of arms,
or any agencies the Administration might en-
ploy 10 accomplish that purpose Every dollar
and every man that the Government has de-
manded have been promptly furnished. There
have been differences Of opinion as to the causes
Of the war; the manner of its prosecution; the
objects to be accomplished. and even as to wheth.
er union and peace could be secured by force
Of arms: but In all there has been no practical
opposition TO the Government. or resistance to
its mandates.
Taxes have been paid Revenues have been
collected. Every law enacted by the party in
power and every call and proclamation of the
President have been obeyed and complied with,
The Democratic party has placed.no distractions
in che way Of the Administration even in the
States where they had the power to do So
These are the facts in the case, and such will
be the record Of history Where. then. rests the
responsibility for the management of public af-
fairs and the policy which has cost the nation the
lives of hundreds of thousands of men and put
the country on the road to bankruptcy To use
the language of Mr.. LINCOLN. is it clearly
with those who have been running the govern.
ment since the 4th of March, 1861? Who else
can be responsible but the men who had the en-.
tire power Of the government at their control?
The war would have been of but short duration,
IL II ever had been begun. If the perpetuation of
party rule had not overriden every other con.
sderaton. Partisanship has been the cause of
the prolongation OF the war and the reason of its
present gigantic proportions.
The leaders of the party in power have been
more anxious TO crush the Democratic party then
to overthrow the rebellion. That spirit anmates
the administration and its immediate supporters
to-day. Every act and every sentiment which
comes from them present the indubitable evidence
Of the truthfulness of this charge. We repeat
that no honest and sensible man can arrive at
any other conclusion than that the continuance
of the present party rule must result in disinte-
grafton and national ruin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10

When the Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Vice
President OF the Southern Confederacy. applied
for personal interview with Mr.. Lincoln. and
was CURLY ana arrogantly denied admission with
IN our lines, upon point OF etiquette. the Daily
News expressed sorow and surprise that the al
miDistratios should have thus dismissed an OBJ
portunity 10 open path Of negotiation that
might have led TO an honorable peace. The ad-
ministration journals, at the time. insisted that
Mr.. Stephenss mission was entirely disconnected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 81 ,9s
MoRsAS reported to be in Kentucky. Doubt
fnl Probably guerriIlss in force.
FRExoxr and COcHRAsK are candidates for The
presidency and vice-presidency, the contingency
Of their acceptance having been removed.
"HosEsr oIp AsE" could not conceal BIZ
qualification AMI gratitude over bis nomination
AsDr JoHxseS not heard from. Ditto HAM
BAL HAxLIx.
The President gets of new joke.
GRAsr's situasion unchanged Ditto SHER-
MANS.
Draft viii probably be ordered for one hundred
days men.
Gold 81 Sc. This Is no joke.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10

an SATURDAY, JUNE nth, AT 2 O'CLOCK. ON
the premises. southeast of California and
Michigan streets. will be sold TO the highest bidder
SEVEN VACANT LOTS and TWO SMALL DWELL
Michigan street, the Lots being 20 feet front by
los feet in depth TO an alley 10 feet and inches In
width One of the Dwelling Lots is 81 feet 100 inches
'front.' the other 80 feet inches, by Jos feet deep
The other three Lots have frontage OF 81 feet on Cali
forna street running back Isl feet and a inches to
wide Two the California street Lots have
side alleys. All the Vacant Lots set in
Shrubbery and Fruit Trees.
And the street front Of the eutre property oamented
with thrifty sugarmape trees of eight years growth
Michigan and California streets
Are both graded and graveed together with their side
walks and the lots lie from Is Is inches above the
sidewalk gade-beng the highest ground In any part Of
the Blackford Addition.
The property is within a square aid a half of the
Street Lamps.
On New York and West streets, and extension of
gas posts expectei be made California du
ring the present year.
This best property that has been offered pub
past years. and presents superior inducements pur
shasers in its location, respectaby Of neighborhood
surrounding improvements. &C, being only five squares
from the State House and seven from the Governors
Circle.
TERMS OF sALE-one- third cash in hand and the
paid annually, the deferred payments be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
Further particulars will be given and plats Of the
ground furnished on application to
DELZELL e. JONES,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctionesrs
ie4-d1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10
MAR RED.

At the residence Of Mr.. Stewart No u West Georgia
street. Wednesday evening" the sth inSt BY Rev Mr..
Miller, Mr. VIZ. II. TRoxAs TO Miss CARKIE RIscaKR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-10
STOLEN.
$40 REV ARD.

STOLEN FROM Tia SUBSCRIBER A SPRING
- WAGON, DARK painted bed, running gears painted
yellow, double painted the dash board about
half worn
Five dollars reward viii be given FOR the wagon
dollars for the wagon and thief.
Eth. L. HUFFMAN,
ny1--dtf No Isl West Washington street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
iH,port,d and tcsgraphed 10 the Watclnuan
f0r me toeek ending "Wednesday, Nay INA, 1864.
AUGUST Op STOCK At MAKKErt

Ar CAMBRIDGE AND BRIG aTON.
ibsporttd and telsgraphed To the Waiolrnan
For me toeek ending "Wednesday, My llth, 1864.
AHurRr or STOCK AT MAKNErs
CatIc sheep. shotss. Far Hogs. Calves
Tais ecek 1897 400 ZOO 1900 90l
L,.tFes 80 4s55 l2ol 40 1910
Hbtf CAr1IH-ExIa tat aud heavy premium Oxen.
So IS -lJ.O1i lst quality d IS l2 jOs I'd
4uautf 10 900 a ID IS 80 quality $1,000 HOO. pei
no -. ou total weight " hide, talow and dressed
worsins oxen slo0a $40 or according % value as
bee.
Mich cows good SO $50, extra s5l s75 win
or without caves as may be agrce Arrns and ofdi
sheep and Lambs s34a0I 2c, extra 93.4aIOI-2s pei
DO including fch Western coru-ied 90 live weights clip
sn.,cs- wholesale 5000; retail 10 a he p,r To-
Tat Hogs as % per TO-. live weight.
Veal calves - 20 a . per head iu ilt.
Hidei DO a DO 2e per 10. Calfkus 20 2jc.
1aiiow 9 l-2a Toe per III.
pcts with wool on 50 so 100 each.
RraAeKs.-Ihe market Is again hEnty stocked with
beef cite aud there D. buttie change in pnce no
last week A. CambridFe there were $50 mead PIE "
evenly divided between Massachusetts, New Hampshire
aud Vermont All arrived early and business uud uf
soon after A. NJ. with only few cattle unsnld. A
BIiehou 6ij good Western Steers as everything from
|haut is Allied and few cattle fly 90 sold
ststtfday fe al lees than 2c and very few any 0vc
l3 fct &C.. many Of the northern cattle are much polr
ans Of the western, and consequently many arc
-'ld five, than he per 10. few inr less than no. -
mere wsrr Bat single pair from Maine, weigh ID Al
home about 500 one feet inches the other Get
iuches Price $50, but not cold and probably VIII no
b, 40 that figure
Ihc mum Der 81 sheep Is small but As there was Al
many week the supply equal TO tte wtntsu
batch, o. about 1000 New kuelaud and he remain
dtr western sheep part " which are large and tt
loser three weeks ago Tue trade In store
appelr 90 be brisk az quotations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

Corn hxchs he receipts since yesterday have been
606 bbl- 0Yur 74i6 bush Oats and 1000 bush shorts.
lhe market f1r Flour continues IL quiet quote
Western superhne AZ SO 81 81; extras 81 IS
81 % fnsdism DO At SS S75 and good aud choice
including fsvore St. Louis, brands, $40 Sl2 30 per
th southern Flour is quiet and prices n1minally the
In Corn there is very little doing quote At
2 40 a 81 so per bush for Wester mixed and southern
yellow, aud dull At these prices Oats have hecn In
moderate demand At 50 20 ner bush for Northern and
tauada Rye is n0miu lily Sl,G5 Shorts So and
FINE Feed and Aliddhngs a. ga SIS per ton.
rt0yisians-pork i- hrm at Sli.Ol SO 90 for
prime; s28 90 - 90 for mess. aud $50 nil Tor
ricsr. cash Beef tAnges rom Sl7o0 S23n1 per
biol IN Eastern and Western Lard "a - Use ia
bills and uerces and Smoked Hams range from II =
zoe pef 10. GO quality better and Cheese there is
u0 change with moderate sales.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
Rarkets
BOSTON MARKET

FoH WEEK HSDtNg MAY 4.
AstEs--pot9 a 9 IL pearl II -
CuitN--l 81 1853.
OArs--h6 a 70.
BrrIhR-lst qualify 81 53j I'd quality 27aS)
CuHHsH-l6 a ~.
uoPs-First sort, 1868. 90 a rs.
SraAR-brown 10 IA a y refined rs "a % maple
i7a22
WooL-Comm,n 70 IS, - o. fall blood merino rs
50. pulled % 30.
HEHARKs Batter has declined still more but the
market again mer, and the exravagant iuham alton
u the price having been corrected may look for a
more steady demand, and small reduction only from
present rates The market for wool is very dn the
recent adv nee, with very fair demand for all kinds
DO New York says the Shipping List the market for
domestic shows increased buoyanoy and large purchases
have been effected. gradually hardening prices. The
stock has become materially reduced by heavy
transactions and ihe selections far below she average
yet 40 Hr4dcs may be- quoted fully Be 10 dearCr
iHau iu the early pant u the week. In foreign. me
b.sinr.s has been comparatively light In view Of che
trnr lfiees demanded 10 Philadelphia saysth Conn
mtrtit List. there has been essential change 20
cord BOZ fhe market An descriptions u foreign held
o. higher figures and the sales Of domestic brisk.
- Nfir Enq and Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CoNsUMP.
TTON

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM ia
he most highly approved medicine ever discovered ID
has stood the besf Of al tests, Tune having had an UNI
pr cedented sale Of aeariy forty years IL 10 recon-
meuded by our best PhyaioiaRs our mosteminent cH-
stns the press, the trade m fact by all who kno" IT,
For certificates. which be given almost any extent,
see wrapue.s each bottle The Propetors will cheer
fully refund the money not entirely satisfactory Price
30 cent, aud 81 the large bottles much The cheapest
BE careful to get me genuine, which 10 prepared only by
REED, CUTLER n CO, Wholesale Druggists tos-
ton Sold in Montpelier by dosi'fs senpally @"l
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.
Should understand the following important facts namely
that hcy arc cnutcd TO- aud should manage secure
the highest price for the pr dace resulting q u uen
weary tos that market supply aud demsnd can give
aad Zoo order 20 accomplish this end thrre must be asfes
aud small expenses possible between ihc producer
and consumrr 40 invention system Of tiade bias so
perfectly met th. want fl exclusive and well or-
gauized Commission House. The true aud exclusive
co omission a. noe becomes the deputy aud having
tho ipiefcst of the owner wholly bound mp with bis own
success acts foi the producer and eheaply ckly
transfers ne property uo money and saves 20 the pro-
dlacr The enormous gains Of The middle aod specu-
laars These plain truths visible to OIL. and such as
would ob,au their benefits may find iii sud proper
place to do so By seudug a ands OF their farm ptoiuce
TO WoouwAuu, HuDsoN 4 CO. a 4 2a south Maritf
q Cha,hlm STRAITS, Bosioa This arm have been long
an tho trade are exclusively c5mmi sion located n
the very centre Of business. have every facility and
,enien,e with ample Ans, have wide field % trade
and great variety OF goods thus attracting lTRc NUM-
bes of consumers thereby securing mll competing de-
maud aud ius1nug good and quick sales for all classes
o. produce Tho.o who desire may b., writing said Inn
obtain matAiug stencil and ul instructions for shppiRg
good.. Reference as TO responsibility viii probably be
found satisfactory On application TO most % NE country
Banks u N,u Eng aud direct to the Bank of the Re
pub lie, or any other Bank, in B's'on s9.l
IMPORTANT MAGNETIC DISCOVERY
How 10 cure all Chronic niseasesby and positive
means Of r,tam,ig and o'sreIs" y the
MAGNETIC. or LIFE FORCES ON THE BODY.
Dysprpucs. Cousumpiiyes, kheumaIios' OF those who
have any Chronic Disease ofthe Sscretons or Blood
M, ia this form Of Magnetism dnd speedy and effect
nal cure
Full explanations Of the great Discovery substantial
ted by prominent and we'll known scientific per
sons, will be sent to any By mail who viii mclose
stamp TOR ret m postage Address,
DR. J. X. SrAPFuHD Chenis.,
o. az 442 broadway n cly York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
cnApPEp HANns md FACE.

SOM Liz, tHUuLAtNs, 80.
Nolaman Co.'S NamI ulf loe with Glyccfnc, cures
Chappsl Hands N.y Immediately, and viii keep tle
ss.n s1n aud smooth ia the eoldest weather sald b,
Dturgsts pii.e Is cents. Sent by mail for 80 GEMS
HEGEMAN q 60
Vio6'daw Chemists 8 Druggists New York.
Nxw Mn CAL DtsoovE RI ~ sLl's srsciTlc r,Li,
o tle speedy and permanent cure II Sexual Dises.es.
rretn al Dissnarges elect Seminal Weak ess, Nishuj
Eois.l1ns incontuenco. impotence, Genital DEBILITY
lal lluauiu, Gravel Structures and Affections Of the
hidusys aud Bladder vhch IA been used By upwards
Of ONE hundred paysic,ns with entire sueoess-super
oedug Cubebs, Copsoa, Capsules, or any compound
aillsrto known
tELl's srrcfvic PILLS are o. cdy in action eject
Itr cure 10 a f.s days which is ornament They arc
prepared from vegetable extracts are harmless ths
system, aud never nauseate the stomach mpregnats
are,th no change II diet is necessary whilst usins
hfu Nor does their action Interfere with bushes
lHrsg.ts.
pa 4 contains siA dozen Pills Price 81
Df BELLS TREATISE on seminal Weakness
SELF A4a.t los. % Poser. impotence Premature De
cay, sexual Diseases, &c pamphlet If "a pages con
tanning np1riaat advice Tie Afflicted free. sil
eruts IRE re4 l.rad 60 prepay postage.
Sent. secure from observation and oonfdenuaIly By
mlil post plif 90 receipt of ihe money. by
daV1,2l BRYAN. d.. z. Oar st Now YORK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL

u ESIAlE.- Will be sold at public auction on Mon
dav. MAY OH 1854, commencing at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
A. the sheldon Farm, SO called John plastrdRes,
d. NurthGed, he farm occupied BY Daniel Dick
las "a near said plastTdges containing about n acres
N land ON which is two dwelling houses and two good
L.fus and wauld make desirable farm being good
road and hi sh1r tdistanoe from Depot Village Also,
same and place lnt Of land containing about
G3 acres Of wood aud tilage land which is barn
alo one Jos " timbered land containing about hun
dftd acres Also will be sold in the Depot Village on
School street, about Ia Of land with small cot
ge house thereon An OF said real estate will be dis.
posed of public auction 70 the highest bidder, and
presents chance for any who wishes TO buy
II CIRCUIT, Administyqt ?.
Narthhtld, May 7th, 1864. Ofo6
1 ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
| Post OH at Montpelier Vermont, May II, 1861
Bailey Elvira Mrs Gray, Sanford
/ Bro VIZ Harriet MrS Jordtn, Lydia Mrs
/ Carter. Phidelia Ms Kelly, John Capt
Coughlm Eliza Mrs Lawrence, Alice Miss
Eddy 4 O'Neal. Margaret
Fuller ] @ PArmenter, Caroline b
Fowler, Cha'sT stebbins, Arson
Gray, Augusta
n obtain any n the above letters the app ant must
call for advertised letters and give the date ~ list
JANIS FRENCH, Po.tmqsfer
I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
L Pos Office at NorthGeld, Vermont. Nay IL, 1851
/ Ellis, Emili l. yussaune, Clement
I Gates, Edwin hcnneyi Ntton
| llarishou,, Henry SummeTs, Juha
] Heath, Martin u
10 obtain any Of the above letters the applicant must
call for adyoits. Letters and give The da'eoi list
ROSWELL DEWEY. Posfa'aster'
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CL A R k $

nAIrNhL CuL1N
AND Is a MOST 1UNuuous pNhSslNG
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD
cLARKs REsroRAuv4
RESTORES The Color.
cLARk's RESTORATIVE
Efidica.e , tho D,narlG.
.cLARK's RESTORATIVE
Promote thc Growth.
cLARK's REsIoR Vttva
Prevents is falling OFT.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
Is as aneqaAiled Guessing
CLARK HEsroNA I'VE,
Il cool hr Chill iron.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is saod TOT Ladies.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE.
cLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Is perfes,ly harmless
CLARks RESTORATIVE,
Isnot Decay
ICLARKs RESTORATIVE.
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is splendid for whiskcrs.
cLARKs RESTORATIVE
Keep, The Hair in its Place.
IcLARK's RESTORATIVE
Cure. Seuous Headache.
ULARk's REsrOKAIl f.
Prevents Erupuous.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
Stops Itching and burning.
lCLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
lCLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is Delightfully."- rerooned
ICLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Contains no sediment
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gun.
cLARKs RESroRArlvE,
Poli.hes he Hair
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you pr Pa'de'
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepapsyou fol- Rails
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies' ueeJ1
ICLARKs RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will ~ihou, St
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Costs bat 81.
CLARK's REsTORATIvE,
Is sold by Druggists aud Dealers e,erywhete.
Price 81 per botile-6 bottles for sj
4 g. O. CLARK x CO.,
fRoFEleroks.
I. GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 co hoHon, Gsnsc.
AGENT. fcb2G d,w.eoW3ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
A GARD no INVALIUS

A Clergyman while resid ng Ia So 'th America as
missionary discovered safe aud simple remedy Tor the
Cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud m whole train OF
disorders rough, by oansful and Ugiou' hapis'
Great numbers have been already cured oy his noble
remedy Prompiedby desire to benefit the afflicted ana
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine, in sealed envelope to any one
who needs il. Free Of charge. ddaress
JosgPH T. lNMAH,
os4Q;daw Stallion D. Bihe nouse Ne'o forh citg
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HECONFEssIONs AND EXPERIENCE
OLE AN INVALID.

published Tor the benefit, and as warning and eau
TION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De
blity Premature Decay Of Manhood etc, supplying al
the same time, the MEANS OF SELF CURE. By
one who has cured himself after being put great ex
pease and injury through medical humbus and queekey
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies may be had # the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Kiq..
35O5 Bedford Kings County New York
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ OTICE.-This may certify, that nave
taken out license to sell property both Real AZ d
Per.oua, Public Auction aud shall sell every Satur
DAY az my Store No g. Stats street All kinds Of prop
erty sold pn reasonable terms will also attend 90 the
selling Of property Auction ia any Town in the Dis
trct on any day except Saturday,. n. c. BACON.
hfontuelier Nav ii 1854 daw.if
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HthDHOHh MD NhI HNNH "NVII' w
DIR. TOBIAS


HhADAolih AND CAIA"''" 9NOrf. o'~
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LlNlMENr
in pint bottles At dty cents cures lameness cuts,
gals. collie, &c. Read the following.
BosrJN july 7ih, 1863
Dr Tob,as. weha,e used fof the past year your
Horse Lnment fof lanenes Kicks, bruises, collie aud
GUS, aud Ia ''tS instance iun1 At TIE best article ever
'd DO this circus company Flea'e s'na SIX hozft a.
% s me only Imminent we use nov" we nave lVo no SEES
some very valuable and do not want TO leave town with
outu I1Aii FROST.
"''A''' " A'"'''t" oa e ti't'.
pu., 2,and 3D. ,,.t..U.aa. ss,4a..... .i.t..
ihle, ~ t.t'a.d -t, o. Sow N'tk u.'H
NtsNN .tltt\t IN .itt iti. SIN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
z ANNnDY's Observation-Disclosures

.,,,.,ior If the oublie is called t, ,hi, mot ex.
N Ky ~ land ,sias IA, aenh /. mir IT,
puvrr.A-,ruu
49, - - a.. Aid ,rts;r,, fr,,,
is eiu'ei by nthaugn ol me Inc uu.al sSs Kom
enleke4 p'ts n.y. 49,, y" y " ~ N''''' "
nedy s. hheAh'au' Imminent
STRAINS
Are caused ny An aver ns,h anu sl"u,n
gi iha muscles onr'1 pl ~" Is'.'s ~ M'luv.'
bheumau' Lin'w'n' -''l,A'} t"'''''' wa" anu ''"''
Nkl kALblA,
The kug n all psin DO eaus'd by lu Inflammation Of
tlg nersos--'s tn'tnty cured hy e" apPicAnohs ~
heun'di 3 hn'nmN' "mW''
fLtUW'f
Is A. iuawn'aion of t'e lining VI he fpSi cured by
few bundles q hrnnedy 8 h'ennfu3 i"'m'Nt
bkul1k'
Are caused s sudden pressurr "i me ish ,.a 'ma'
Igs em, NE y. r I've" instant " N"''''
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RHEUMATIsM.

so DISEASE Is so CERTAIN or CURE
by Braudeths Pis a. this They soon take out OF th'
blood the particular Virus upon which all the pain de-
pcnds and the patcn' Is cured.
Mr. r. NJ. Adams 3l6 rvef b Street. New Yofs. ,af
ier,d with rheumatism ior long ped1d he WAS IT
tended by able physicians bat their preschpi wee %
no avail be was unable 20 move without assistance an'
FOR fcurmouins was almost entirely confined bis bed
At this period Of his sickness. sh,n hope had Hed sn,
he expected 70 cripple ioi The Under ofhis life
! na I. - r.---...u.-..l.L 4. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

Rev James Hoyt, Pastor First Prosbyteri-
an Church, Orange, N. j., writes" have
used Mrs S. A. Aliens Zylobalsamum or
Worlds Hair Dressing with very great bene-
nj n my family It's cleansing and healing
properties, removing dandruf, and giving the
hair a natural and healthy tone and softness
sutpass those Of any preparation known to
me " 04.daw
Sold By druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York. daw;ly
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
.ar.tret gIp.c rprvsgnf.kD nam f,x-u
aarrtaahs.

In Warren Ma, l,i BIS Rcy John D5lph Nh Nehe
miah Levitt and Miss Lizzie Sterling. both Of W ar
ln Ne amoia no March jh. a. the residence n Mr..
A. V kellogg Mr. ian hclso. OF WashinQion. I'M
aud Mis-. Z 'un'e MARSHALL % Metamora formerly
% Calais. Nelmont