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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21
RnsrnN MARKET-oOr. IS

Corn Exehange--- The receipts since yesterday have
baen a4Qs mis- Flour 2432 bush Oats, and 1000 bust
Shorts The market for Flour, is firm, and prices
tend upward; we quote Western snperhne ct Sy9o
80 90; common extras at " 10 wv 20 ihenlgn 10 a.
vorits 81 Louis brands, al $40 Is a Sli per Dbl
Soutbern Flour il firm but quiet In Corn there have
been further sales II Westermixed az Sl b5 per
hut held mostly at high prices Oats range from w
G1s for Noothern and Canada Rye " 90 u oo
shorts s3s 40; aud Fine Feed s47 500 and MID
dnes are held at $50 per ton. ~,
Provisious-Pork is quiet At S3s SAo prime ~
Sa9 for mess. and Si5 SAT per bbl for clear oash
Bet ranges from sls S25 per Dbl tor Eastern and
Western Lard ~ a 22aa in bbls and tierees and
Smoked Hams ~ Dos per ID, cash bu'ter anu
Cbeess remain without change
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

A GENEROUS DONATION. - Mr.. q. II.
Houghton, an artist Of Brattleboro', present
ed to the Vermont Historical Society at the
annual meeting beautiful gilt edged quarto
volume of Photographic views taken in Viz
GINA during the last three years, exhibiting
truthful and iie-like scenes, and photographs
OF most Of Vermont field officers, making in
all one Of the most valuable and reliable his
toric collections made since the commence
meni Of the rebellion.
In view OF the value and appropriateness
of the donation, Mr.. Houghton was by una
nous vote elected life member of the socie-
ty. The book will for a few days remain on
exhibition in the State Library.
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L ENNEDY's RHEUMATIC IMMINENT

The attention of the public is called this
eeent Of all Lnmens, perfect and speedy for
all the aches and pains that flesh Is heir To-.
RHEUMATISM
Is caused bya stagnaton Of the nuids arising from
checked pTespirations cured by few bottles OF Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Are caused by overextenson and sudden reactit
of the musoes-is cured by Jew bottles OF Kennedy's
Rheumatic Lniment-equay good for and beast
NEURA1GIA,
The king Of all pain, is caused by Inflammation Of
the neryesis instantly cured by few applications Of
kennedy's Rheumatic Imminent
PLEURISY
Is Inflammation Of the lining of the ribsis cured By
a few bottles Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh and ash
ing Of the tissues-s instantly relieved by Kennedy's
khematic Eminent.
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused by sudden stop
page Of the nervous fluid which prevents animal life
having free aow--eured by few applications of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take a spoonful Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linment
in warm water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARShNRSS
Are caused by dyness Of the slands-wet
piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic Lniment
apply 1t on going TO bed and you will be we'll in the
HEADACHE AND THRoBBING OF TIKI TIM
PIES.
Is caused by pressure from insenshle perspiratons
cured by few applications Of Kennedys Rheumatic Lii
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bot
tie.
FOR AN ULCRRATED SORE THROAT
You will take teaspoonful Of the Eminent and four
easpoonuls OF water GaTgle the throat twice day In
few days It will be well. This teaspoonful will be
worth dollar TO you
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and palate
with dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Lnment
with four five times its bulk OF water, gArRe the
throat, and swallow the moisture. THIS never tais.
It is good for Toothaehs, Raraehe Seeded Face and
inflammation OF every kind Every family should have
a iul supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury.
Mass Price 80 cents Sold by N. X. Brown. Mont
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AYBRs SARsArARIL1A purges out these impurities and
stimulates the organs OF life ho vigorous action, restor
ing the health and ezpe disease. Hence it rapidly
cures variety Of complaints which caused by i'm
purity N the blood, such Scrofiia Kings Ruil To-
p,ors U1eers Sores Brptions fiapies BlotcAes Boih
S. Ant6ons's Fire Rose or Eyystpoas Tetttr or SAT-
Rbsuq send Head Ring! Worm Cancer Can
csrous Tup,ors Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as
Retention, fyegularity Suppression, Whites &eihty,
also syphilis or Veneral Diseases, Liver Complaints,
and Heart Diseases. Try AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and
see for yourself the surprising activity with which it
cleanses the blood and cures the disorders.
During late years the pub nc have been mised by large
bottles pretending 70 give quart Of Extract Of sarsa
pafla for dollar. Most Of these have been frauds
upon the sick for they not only contain little if any
sarsaparila but often curative properties whatever
z nee bitter disappointment has followed the Of
the various extracts OF Sarsapara which food the
market, until the itself has become synonymous
with imposition and cheat Still call this compound
"SArssparilia" and intend supply such remedy
shall the name from the load Of obloquy which
rests upon it. We think have ground for believing
it has virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary
Of the diseases it is intended cure We can only
the sick that offer them the best Alternative which
know to produce, and have reason believe
it by far the esotual purifier Of the blood yet
discovered by any body.
AYEs's CHERRY PBoToRAL Is so universally known
to surpsss every other remedy for the Of CogAs
Colds, Influenza Hoarseaess. Group, BroneAits Incl
pient Consumption, aud for the relief Of Consumpdve
Patients in advanced stages Of the disease that il is
less here to recount the evidence Of It's virtues. The
world knows them,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Dealers in Medicines. 1881
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New YoRK, Oct. !,

NEW York, Oct. 10.
The Herald's correspondent with General
Sheridan says The affair Of last Wednes-
day was managed with the same caution that
Gen. Sheridan evinces. Early in the morn
ing the rebels appeared in his front in the
woods and along the hills of South Cedar
Creek. Shortly after noon they opened with
artillery making good firms and causing the
Let division OF Crooks army to retire little.
Our artillery was as soon brought up and made
the enemy retire with their batteries. A por-
tion Of the l9,h army corps advanced TO feel
the enemy and became holly engaged. The
infantry firing was sharp and lasted three
hours.
The first brigade commanded by Col
Wells of the 2jth Mass was hotly en-
gagged and though charged by the enemy
repeatedly they stood their ground noby.-
The brigade was heavily pressed Col. Wells
fell morlally wounded.
CHAITANooGA, Oct. Is.
The reports of our scouts fail to show
the presence Of any considerable body OF
rebels north Of Tunnel Hill Walter and
Whitfield counties have undoubtedly been
secured by a small body Of rebel cavalry
which has not been very effec i've in destroy
ing the railroad through it had been in their
possession at Alton Officers blockaded here
on their way to The front have been ordered
70 Join their commands OF once. General
Schofeld sent out strong accommodating
party to-day to discover the whereabouts OF
the rebel column which is said to he moNng
West Scouts Of the 44th colored regiment
10 garrison at Dalton who escaped after John
sons surrender arrived here to-day. They
give numerous accounts Ct the affair. Rim
gold and intermediate points have been
strentbened by Gen. Schofeld. We have
nothing definite as to Gen. Sherman's where
abo ITS. He is known to be energetically at
work to open aud keep open the route to Al
lanta. No matter what rebel column inter
yences.
9.l5 r. M--Our forces to-day re-oocupied
Ringold and the Block House, three miles in
advance, and found the railroad and bridges
safe It is generally believed that Dalton,
with the 44th colcred regiment surrendered
to Hoods army yesterday, but nothing official
has been received There is no communioa-
ton yet with General Sherman. Abundance
Of supplies have been collected at Atlanta in
anticipation Of such a movement by the
rebels. Maj Gen Steadman had arrived and
resumed command OF this district. Six months
supplies are on hand, and the officers of the
army feel that Hood is making a movement
which will prove his ruin.
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To MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
From Col. Il. +. Jones, Mass. Goth. with
me, the use Of the bronchial Troches' is an
absolute necessity and | cannot understand
how any officer who is called upon, by his
position 70 use his voice in command, can
succeed without them" u
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from he Cllea Morning Herald
We take great pleasure in recording another wonder
full cure by Dr. Oaks. young who is employ ed as
clerk in the establishment Of l.. wilkins. Esq, conec
toner, &c, No. 81 Blocker street, Utica was cured Of
total blindness arising from Amaurosis He is now as
well and perfectly any period Of his life
Utica, August, 1861 II. G.. EDWARDS.
The Doctor may be consulted at Montpelier at the
Durham Hotel Room No 6, for two days. Thursday
Oct 20th and Friday oct. 2lst.
For references circulars be had at his rooms.
Office hours from A NJ, until s Z. M.
CONSULTATION SI,00.
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Marriages.

In West Randolph Oct 18th. at the residence OF
the brides father, by Rev o. b. Allis Mr. Albert B.
Chandler Of Washington. d c. and Miss Msra E.
daughter Of Henry L stedman Of W Randolph
In Montpelier, Oct i7th, at Burrham's Hotel by
Rev II p Gushing, Mr.. Richard g. Kimball, Of the
Barton Hotel and Miss Harriet X, Brown of Barton
In Barton, Oct 10Th, by Rev. H. P. Cushing Mr.
Albert b. Blake Of Barton and Miss Emily b. Mason Of
Glover
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Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unailng in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. 1t moderates all and
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. IL will in a short tir1e bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stampof Great Britain to prevent counterieits.
CA TION.
These Pills should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, . they
sure TO brg MiscGryiage but al any other tims
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In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
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Palptation OF the Heart Hystencs and Whites, these
Pills viii effect when all others have failed
and although powerful remeuy, do not contain iron,
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
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N. B.Sl, 90 and six postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized agent, will insure bottle containing fifty
Pills, by return mail Sold by all Druggists
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BRANDRErH's PILLS.

The Weak, the consumptive, Rheumatic. Costiye,
Bilious and Delicate, after days use, will find re-
newed strength and life preyade every organ Of their
flames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves com
mence in the arteries and terminate in the veins These
pills as first effect, act upon the areTal blood inereas-
ing the circulation by which impurities deposited in
the veins and they throw Of such collections into the
bowels which organs by the energy derived from Bran
dfeth's Pills, e1pel them the system. When first
used the Pills may gripping and make the
patient feel worse This excelleu, sign, and shows
the disease will be cured No great good is often
achieved without trouble in its attainment, and his
rule applies to the recovery of health. 273Odaw
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines daw:ly
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St. A1BAvs, Oct 10.

To Coz. Smith
There is party of rebels here shooting
and killing citizens. Have stolen as many as
fifteen horses, and robbed all the banks.
4. A. SMITH.
Gov. Smith hastily summoned the Legis-
lature to assemble and communicated to them
the above dispatches also the further intell-
gence that the soldiers Of the invalid corps
at Montpelier aud Burlington about two hun
dred in number bad been ordered forward. 49,
lie had also directed the citizens Of Burling
ton to organize for defence.
Two thousand stand Of arms had been or
dered forward from Vergennes. He had au-
thorized a company to be enlisted in Mont
pelier, and as we go to press men are enlist
ing at the Pavilion. Great excitement pre-
walls.
LArER.-Additional dispatches say that
the raiding party numbered about forty, that
they have taken horses and started back for
Canada
We hear reports that there is four killed
and two wounded.
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Congressman B II. Hill Of Georgia, in a
recent speech at Macon, urged upon his hear
ers the necessity Of defeating Sherman, say
ing;
If Lincoln is defeated and Mcclellan
elected in the coming election, we may have
peace. But there il no peace party in the
North Il we are willing TO be subjuga,ed. All
will subiugate US if they can Peace can only
come by the defeat Of the enemy. Mcclellan
will never be elected unless Sherman is de-
feated. The preservation Of our honor, the
preservation of our State, the election OF Nc
Clellan and the securing of an honorable
peace, oil depend upon the defeat Sherman. -
great political meeting in Springfield,
Illinois, was gaddened and amused by ban
ner, borne by wounded soldiers, representing
globe, which Lincoln was prying up with a
rail- while Andy johnson was seated cross
legged on the North American part Of it,
tailor-lasnlon, sewing up huge rent Old
Abe says to him, A few more stitches,
Andy, and the dear old Union will be mend
ed :"
The Herald's correspondent with General
Butler says our losses in the Reconnaissance
on the 18Th we're three officers and thirty
men killed and fourteen officers and two hun
bred and ninety-six men wounded One Of
fcer and twenty-three men are missing.
The rebel firing on Dutch Gap Canal has
ceased since Gen. Butler placed the rebel
prisoners in it. The trees in front Of the Sth
corps have been cut down by the rebels to
obtain better view Of our operations. Gen.
Kautzs cavalry on the right still hold the
position gained by the reconnaissance on the
18th. Lees official report Of this affair claims
rebel victory.
A rebel army correspondent says that Gen.
Lee keeps flock Of hers at his headquarters.
One Of them, cock, is said to be great pet
with the General, who has had him from the
beginning Of the war. and carries him wher-
ever he goes The General loves fresh laid
eggs, no doubt. Gen Beaaregsrd's pet is d
fine milch COW, which shares all bis cam
paigns, and is a most indispensable compsn-
ion, his health being SO delicate that he can
eat little else besides milk and bIead
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koUoH SKETCH OF President LrNoot.N
Senator Sherman of Ohio. in late speech
at Sandusky, drew this rough but accurate
outline of the presidents character
I" know old Abe, and tell you there il
not at this hour more patriotic, or truer
man living than that man Abraham Lincoln.
some say he is an imbecile, but he not only
held his own in his debates with Douglas.
whose power is admitted, and whom con.
sidered the ablest intellect in the United
States Senate, but got little the better Of
hum. He has been deliberate and slow, but
when he puts his foot down, it is with the
determination and certainty with which our
generals take their steps, and, like them.
when he takes city he never gives il up.
This firm old man is noble and kind hearted.
he is child Of the people. Go to him with
story OF woe aud he will weep like child.
This man, so condemned, works more hours
than any other president that ever occupied
the chair. His soictude for the public vol
fare is neverceasing. | differed from him at
first myself, but at last felt and believed that
he was right, and shall vote for this brave,
true, patriotic knd-hearted man All his
faults and mistakes you have seen. All his
virtues you never can know. His patience
in labor is wonderful He works far harder
than any man in Erie county. Al the head
OF this great nation, look at IL he has all
the bills to sign passed by Congress, No one
can be appointed to any office without his APP
proyal no one can be punished without the
judgment receives bis signature, and no one
pardoned without his hand. This man, al
ways right, always just, we propose to re-
elect now to the presidency. To swop off
such a man as this, my countrymen, for Nc
Clellau, idle, incompetent and unwilling,
would, in my opinion, be a devilish poor
trade"
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From the Ut,ea Moy,n,o Herald

FTO0l ne UtIeH M0TfIIfg HeTdld
FisTULA LACHh1AAIls.-A wonderful cure performed
by DR.. IL. A. Oaks having come under notice, we
feel the greatest confidence in recommending his supe
ror treatment to such may be afflicted with diseases
Of the eye This performed after the case had
been pronounced by eminent physicians neurable and
the eye entirely destroyed, aud life despared Of The
eye 10 we'll, healthy aud brilliant ever and no one
discern the difference 1t is really wonderful cure
and would grace any Of medical records Sue
cess to Dr. Oaks and his superior treatment which 10
entirely new. A. J. MCNAmB.
Utica, May 2lst, 1851
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
The latest footing up OF the returns of the
the constitutional election show majority Of
4200 against it. The official returns can
alone decide il. The friends Of the measure
clam majority with the soldiers vote.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-WnI ;

A DMlNlSIhATORS SALE,-Will be
IA sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder on
"Wednesday the 9th day Of November A. d. 1854, at 10
O'Clock a. M, the following described property teong-
to the estate of Mary Hopkins late Of Brookaeld.
deceased viz:
About 80 Of land situated the East side OF the
Branch Road ID mile South Of the "Biglow Village"
ESQ called consisting Of abou. IL OF tiage land
IN high state of cultivation the balance pasture land
Also 20 Of wood land lying the North side Of
the Brook Road $50 called) leading from the Branch
Branch Road Also, one single Wagon and various
articles Of Household Goods too numerous to partie
ularize. Sale postiUs-TernS Cash.
SPRAGUE ARNOLD, ia,
ddnatntstrdtcr.
Brookaeld Sept Both, 1854. 25;27
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CERTIFICATES

MILFORD, OrsBGo Co., n. Y, May 9Th, 1894
This is TO certify that have been sick with "Catarfh-
al bronchitis" for nine years. Last March | was
duced TO try DE- Oaks treatment which relieved me in
ten minutes used to cough half the night, and raise
on an average much As large tea-cupful Of viscid
phlesmi my sleep much disturbed, thar would
awake with burning fever and ferspraon After using
tue Doct rs medicine one month gained In flesh ten
pounds at the end Of two months weighed twenty FIVE
tSO weeks, the night ceased three
nights, my fever left my appetite and sleep returned
anu truly say that have been as Il were raised
from the dead TO OF life, and this, with but
/ months treatment.
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Randolph, Aug End, 4. D. 1864. 25.7


~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 4th day Of October A. ID. 1854;
An instrument purportng to be the last will and tesla
ment Of John bacheder late Of Wheaton, in the State Of
LIMOS deceased being presented to the court by Will
lard shepard the executor therein named, for Probate
II is ordered by said that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session Of said court
TO be holden at the Probate office, in Montpelier,
the LIST day Of November A D. 1864. and show cause,
any they have against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose, it is further ordered that copy OF the
Of this order be published three weeks successive
ly in the Vermont Waterman State Journal printed
Montpelier previous said time appointed for hearing
true copy Of record.
2829 Attest T. r. MERRILL Judge.
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TO CONSuMprIvEs

TO CONSERVATIVES.
Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable pre-
sciptou for the cure Of Consumption, Asthms Bron-
chts, and all throat aud Lung affections, Gree Of
charged by sending their address TO
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings Co,
New York.
spt7:daw :3m:2336
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A GARD TO INVALIDs.

Clergyman whns residing in South America a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and whole train Of
disorders brought on BY baneful and vicious hAots
Great numbers have been already cured by his noble
remedy Prompted by desire to bench. the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing and
using this medicine in a sealed envelope 10 any one
who needs it, Free Of charge.
Please nclose stamped envelope, addressed to yeur
self Addrsu
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Dk. MARSHALL'S
HEADACHE AND cArARRH SNUFF. 4.~
A WORD mo- THE WISE

A WORD TO THE WISE
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