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New T.3O Loan.

We desire to aid the Government Agentin bring
Ing to the notice of the people this new Loan
which is peculiarly adapted ts temporary invest
nept, the notes being more OF the nature sf eur
,sncy than long bonds, and therefore mere readily
convertible into money.
The Notes will be issued in denominations OF
$50, 800, $500. 81 600 and SIS 1000. viii run
three years from AH gust Is, 1854 will bear 10
PER CENT. INTEREST in currency Cor enc cent
psr day on 500. payable half yearly, and at matu
rty will be redeemed in currency; or. if ths holdsr
prefer, will be converted into 52j bonds. bearing
six per cent. interest in gold.
We are suthorized 20 receive Ave psr cent. legal
tendsrs In payment of subscriptions, allowing &C
orued interest to date of receipt.
febstf LE"ls JohNsoN e w.
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BALLS, PARTIES, Ne.
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
a NATIONAL ALINAUGUkATION BALL "A
"a PROCEEDS FOR THE M
BENEFIT OF TIE FAMILIES
OUR BRAVE BeYSr IN THE YIELD.
IN rRB
RAIL- OF THE PATENT OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 6, 1865.

GENERAL SUPERVISORY oossIrrEg.
Blue.
3 Hon B French Chm, rB Brown, Esq,
Hon Lewis Clephsne, R Etvaus, Esq,
Maj Thos Gardnsr, WRirSio, SB'i ops seere!arS.. .
Ron B French, Hon Lewis Clsohsne,
Hon Hon Edw,a 3 si Mcpherson, NJ, fhSs Gardner,
For Bal,imore
Ps Chaprell, Col ThOs sewell, Jr
For Philadelphia.
George Trott, Esq, Adolph Borie, Esq
For New York.
Charles stetson, Esq. Hon Abram Wskenan.
For Boston
John Heard, Esq. George Keyes. Esq
oonMITTEE ON PRINTING
@ Forney,
~, COMMITTEE on DECOR. rIess.
zoo angus, John Alexander,
Samuel Bell, MT Parker,
John Lays, A Oluss,
r. i essdencw. Capt DsISd' g Thomas,
D Bliss,
To be DESIGNATED by White Rosstts
}aTsS ia WGRs1wsy Rss Chr Gesrgs G H. Plant. Jr,
Chairman. John Parsons,
Henry Clay Swain, Lyman Sprsgus,
Nathan Barrett, David Stewart,
French, Jr, Caldwell,
Geores N Morris, Z B Gilman, Gli.'
nc Sawyer, MAJOR 8 ii Reynolds.
Mel Dennison, John Thompson
COMMITTEE On REFaEsHxENrs
To be designated by Cherry -colored Rosetta
George Plant. hewis Olephane.
Newman, I B Brown,
II shepheri, Job W Angus.
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8RUyEK'S YHEATER.
Pennsslvanis Avenue. near Willard's Hot.,

GROWERS YHEATER
Pennsslvanis Avenue. near Willard's HotsI
BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN opER.
dsRkAER dzRE hNs6HTTz GHerER ~ oJSSIEoorreags JpSESSEorag
LIMITED TO TEN NIGHTS ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH =, 1861
GROWERS GRAND Sas,D GERMAN OPERA
Per the Farewell Season in Washington.
SEVERAL ADDITIONAL ARTISTS
Are cak es sess'n
The "a8ifi frims Rs'DS Dorn., ss..'
Her last appearance prior TO her departure for the
MADAME JoH2Ss2 6fIHsislt1 RofTsn, OFT
STfsiEk EkF III N
Prima Donna
sAi'o Prima Con,ralto,
rfs Att ;pssass1Gss sSFs4s i Pzttdaa Ttrfdhnz'oH
MILE PAULINE oAN1ssn, rFiaa s'a0F'''"'
MISS THEREsA WOOD. -" '''''''
Prims Tenore Robusto.
His last appearance prior to his departure for the
THKoD6RR Hae1Iaffin HABhEMaS, VIsS, Opera
Prinls Tenore Lyric.
His last appearance prldr TO ms departure Tor Eu
SIG. GIUSEPPE TAeMiABo
JOSEPH HERMANs,
hAhh fofH The Re Renowned Easso profunao,
Re engaged expressly for the Season in Washing.
1sADoRE LEHMAN
nI.n1cu ETKm rfimo Baritone,
Marion Graf. B.s.o BuGo, Bun ''' ''A''
M Otto Lehman, Basso
NJ EdOus ard Haimer. BassO,
II. AlphonsSs alatna Siosot Ursns' TsTia9ne' Tsnd9a
Madame Ernest La Roche, Seconds Donna,
Mad Margaret Zimmerman, seeondq Donna,
Madame Matilda Berger, seeonda Donna.
THE GRAND CHORUS
Has been largely au gmentea BY special engage
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS OCCASION:
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA,
Wi be augmented b, ibs sddition of the entire
excellen MT orchestra already employed at this the
ater.
The Director earpes,!,.s hopes that the lovers of
the Opera will assist il securing r large season
sale. IN view OF the very great expense and neces-
magnlcence, The sale Of
SEASON TICKETS ONLY
- THIS wednesday, MORNING. Feb. %.
THE PRICES FOR THE SEASON
Orchestra Chairs 40 Operasl. $50
Dress aud Parquet Circles 10 operas). -. SIS
me SEATS FOR SINGLE OPERAS
will s0"IfPfs FFfSST Sa MORNING, March 5,
ST the follow ing prices: 50 to
6sss sn RSTs1st ofS,ss sst. an i'm ,ortan. ID
''n'ff6 fffGhcaxsEhs Il siIIn IL OF SEASON TICKETS.
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BANKERS.

7.3O NAI5oNAA I1oN. 7.30
Mr.. JAY COOKE. Of our Arm, having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans we
prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
7-3O TREASURY NOTES
These notes are issued. under date Of August is,
1854. in depomonations of
$50, 500, $500. 81 900 and 81 900.
They bearing interest at 10 per cent. per An
num. and have con pons attached, payable in law
full money, on February 18th sm August 18th of
each year. The principal will be paid in lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option of
the helder. the notes may then be exchanged, at
par, for
q. g. FIVE TWENTY BONDS,
redeemsble at the pleasure Of the Government st
any time after FIVE years. and pay able twenty years
from August Ist, 1867, with interest at
SIX PER CENT IN COIN.
psysbie semi annually, These bonds are At pres
ent worth in the market about NINE PER CENT
premium, from which deduct the prerninm upon
the accrued gold interest, and there is left net
premium upsn the bonds of SIX PER CENT,
with 8 prospect Of . much greater Value at the
date Of the sturity CT the Seven Thi1ty Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the sew
sral Issues OF
FIVE PER CIET TREASURY NOTES,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government.
Bonds of sll irsues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application In
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-30 NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilation cfthsse notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
at tn notes not negotiable unless all the
b, red coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE .Gns
feb ldtf oenhers.
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"U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Genl.
ARMY OF THEpurONAC

Continued Deseriions from the Enemy
Two Hundred and Forty Muskets brought
in since February 22-ArrivaI OF q Vet
eran Reg imen..
[Correepon dence OF the Associated Press
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THK PoTOMAC.
ID arch 3, le65.-Nolhng of i'm poftance is trans
piring in this department. Deserters continue
TO come into our lines in large numbers, ffty.
six having arrived TO- day, nearly all bringing
their guns and equipments with them, for
which they are to be paid
The number Of muskets received from desert.
ers since February 22 is 2i0, ell OF them In good
condition.
In addition to the usual stories told by thsse
men, they say that two companies from each
regiment of several brIgades have been de-
tailed from the army defending Petersburg,
and sent to hunt up deserters, thousands of
Wnom are said to be scattered through the
country endeavoring to reach their homes
This Is particular the case with the North and
Sonth Carolina troops. who are anxious to Join
their families now within our lines.
These men are principally vetefans OF three
and four years service, and many Of them are
those lately exchanged; all OF them being re-
or any prospect OF getting any soon, they took
French leave.
A few days ago sergeant was sent out in
charge of team to get wood, the men being
unarmed, and he with revolver and sword
After getting outside the lines the mules appa-
rently ran away. but the sergeant guided them
straight for our lines. and the whole party ar
rived safely. They received for the m lies 500
which was divided equally.
The cheering among the rebels on Wednes-
day evening was on account OF their recei wing,
e58E,nta ntaUi UilfnMhtlhK brigade of Heath's divis-
sion, is said to have harangued his men On the
occasion. while grossly intoxicated.
arthur Raymond, company B, and Newell
Jepele, company III, Of the Attn New York vol.
unteers, were shot to-day for attempting 10
de eert TO the enemy. Five regiments OF the 1st
division OF the I'd corps, to which they be-
longed, were assembled to witness the execu-
rion, the details of which were in charge of the
provost marshal OF The division.
The 9Ist New York volunteers, veteran
regiment, arrived at the front to-day, and were
assigned 10 the Sd division OF the 5th corps.
They number about $50 men, and present
splendid appearance w. ID. MCG RgGoR.
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HELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
HHER IDAN.

Capture Of the Rebel General Early and
hsaI u all his Army-t harlettesviIIe IN
Our roesrh>ton-Shefidan Moving on
LynchbuTs-Geh. Hancock in Com I'M nd
at Wihchester.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BURY HALL,
MUSIC )CANrERRURY HALL( MUSIC
III L CANTERBURY HALL III
AND SCANTENBURY HALL AND
fHEATER CANTERBURY HALL THEATER
LOUISIANA AVENUE. sELR sIxfH STREET,
Rear OF Hstiopai-snd Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
Also of the Varieties. New York, and Canterbury
AleXaudris, Va.
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First week OF the
MILITARY sENsATIoN.
j. H CHTLDkRS
J. III, OHILDERs,
j. 81, CBILDERS
J. Ii. CbIL0ERS,
J. b CHILDERs
J. H CHILDERS,
7. III CHILDERS
J. II. CnILDBRj,
J. H. CHILDERs,
shoss celebrated
ZOUAvE DRILL
6ss been the henae OF kinirStion from all behold
ere, and he ID entitled 10 the Rame of peip6 the
BEST DRILLED SOLDIER
HkST DRILLHD SOLDIER
BEST DRILLED SOLDIER
Bk2f DRILLED SOLDIER
10 the Cnited etstes.
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u Up to Feb. II, 1889 nanneai ,an miies OF
cable had been completed, and about lOo miles
were icing manufactured per week, and the
Great Eastern will be all ready for sea with
the entire cable on board by the lss OF June.
egThere are stin FIVE feet OF snow in the
MaEe woods. -
~ From documents received at military
head uarters, Department Of Kentucky, it is
ascertained that nearly seven thousand men
drafted in 1854 in that State failed TO report,
and are con sidered as deserters.
1T The New York Post put the Currency,
State and National, now out, st nlne millions.
TrThere are confined in Fort Della ware
2G01 rebel efficers and 6,0Oa priyates. Over
one hundred took the oath of allegiance on Sat-
nIday last. Ten of the privates among tho
prisoners can sign their own names. tsiT
IFThe term for raising new military or
carnations in Pennsylyania has been exten-
ded TO March II.
~Price of substitute In New Orleans
$1,000. 3 .., r..
Nr They have had &C dsys OF sieishing In
Boston this winter.
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7Iu the restaurants in Richmond is the
following notice: s'ientlenaen VIII pleass pay
before eating"
sxThe neatest thingin Cr.nolines-A lady s
foot.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS GRAND. GERMAN OPERA.
IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE.
ON TO MORROW.
SATURDAY MORNING, Psb. %,
The following scheme for the
SALE OF ALTERNATE SEATS
will be opened
SEATS FOR FIVE ALTERNATE NIGHTS,
csmme ncins. with the Hrst or secnnd.
Orchestra chairs .......--.......-...3H .3H
Dress and Parquet Circles
The sale of Single Operas win not commence
FRIDAY. MARCH 3p,
when they wiH be sold at the following prices:
OrcN stra Chairs 50 80
Br.ss and Psrquet {2 90
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The GrsSt success of the
OPERA TROUPE
ct Louis during the recent season there in
ID the Director, previous To his departure for
! kBat, to ent. into engagement fr return
inR brfoIa In ally closing the season, That ar
meut will positively preclude extending the
season in this city beyond the
TEN NIGHTS
sdvertised 1t is estimated that upwards seven
thousand people made application for seats in 81.
LoDls after the entire house sold for the ssa-
son and were unable to gain admittance upon any
terms. Fence the Directors determination to re-
tnrp after fulfilling his en- gasement East. fe4
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u
Hon Hsnctbal Hamlin, Hon Colby.
Hon SCHUYLER h Cofax, Hon Hugh MeCulloch,
Hon Edw MsPhsrson. Hon Vim whitinEa.n hiidiraan'
Hon n Jane James 5PDin Piaoh. Sesrss 9sGa'8i Plant.
Hon Henry Wilson, IL GciieEmnemn'ts, Jr
Ham Ham +, GrStl itG.nWn' ROW. AaHaMs' aHfhI5os'
Bon Edwin Morgan. William Dixon,
Hon solomon Foot, sP Morrill,,
Hon John starr GoI Frank HRs HoIbroos,
Hon Hon Nath S.th S%ithsrshh n1ahh Brown.
Hon Green CLAY smith, Samuel q Lane,
Hon :obn Kasson, Gap:sin J Frazier.
Hon John 3 MeBiide. Hsliss issfkliiiHai iiboiurns.
Hon Carter Wilder, MEN Howell.
Hon Kellian Whaley, Hon Leonard Farwsll.
Bon Bon g Worthington, Gserge oowis,
HSn IT, 5ahn haeisfS Risssy' sss' H?@aa @ Anderson.
Hon Hon ss1Fssi ss@asi ps;. ppsf Wsiisss Ws1:ss
HON HON sSf1add'' f%ad joseph ssIS hHFSsh1aSRs s4oTss.
#ss #ss t$s!'sss S:s f;S sssG3ssa sa2Gns;
sua as asn as3 sherman, Ses c.rffnstsn AffaRs
Ma Ma, n Gen u sascoaE' sshsFidsn' yohn haa PStts
Maj Gen G G Augur, Charles II KDap
Big Cen Joseph Holt. Charles Nichols,
s1s s1x Gen E5'as IiAPTssfesa
Coz coij 4 Hsrssss. hsrsss RaRifsEa:' Y iiSshs'
M,o MsoES Bsp,RSn: PEW Pswfi i S.nma. 9ara
Major Il Paudng, Ar Shepherd,
Major John Hay, Col J Msgsnder.
yice "A FsTtasnt' R1.nsn Radson TsyGr, sSi1r,
Rear Al Joseph Smith, Martin Bnell,
Com d aenry Wise George Baker,
Com Nc ntgomery, VS. Burlington,
Capt Gsptain Il q roT, U'' ZC Robbins,
Captain Overton Carr, Meigs, r
Psypsster J Scott Gun. Joseph 6erhardt.
nis.91$$N !sssr'. $issSs iss;sy,i sna,i.
Gtinns GtG9m Jacob lsfs aeip, JSsn Van Bnskirk
Mab Mao5 sfmnhds s1aph 6W F%"sa Haftists Htfists
Hon ! H Barrett. Samuel Wilkeson,
Hon Joseph Lewis, William sginton,
Hon " Taylor, Whitslaw Reid,
Hon Brodhead, Ben Perley Poore,
Hon Thomas L Smith. UH Painter,
Hon John Wilson Noah Brooks,
Hen j Tabor Fydney And'sws,
Hon G NJ Walker, LAG Gobright.
Hon Hon Na'han 1 : nnGs Sargent.
TEN DOLLARS each. to be pracured at the League
Room, No 4eI 9Th street and at the Bookstores,
he GHhbs be
at the LessqfR Rf 9TH Strss1 s gaeFs ia re
s1tendsnce att during the day.
An ele gant Supper win he served at the Bs, for
which no extra charge will be made. mar LA
r~NOTICE.-No more additional tickets for
u
ION fer gentlemen will include any number of la
"'Ts 'ps1ties having purchased ladies' tickets will
have The II oney refunded.
By order of the Supervisory Committee
II. I'd L. ID. FRENCH, Chairman.
~NATIoNAL INAUGURATION BALL
II The following named persons will const
me the committee to receive tae President mem
hers of the Cabinet, and Foreign Ministers at the
D"' OF THE SENATE.
Hon. 81 8. Wilkinson.
Hon. william Sprsgue,
nos. Henry g. Lane.
OF THE HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hon Augustus Prank,
Hon John A KassoB,
Hon James X. horeheai.
OF THE ARMY.
Major General @ e. Augut,
MAJOR General ". s. Hancock.
OF TIE NAVY
Rear Ad niral l.. NJ. Goldsb0rough,
Commodore Henry A. Wise.
The reception will take place at the 7th street
eDtrar cs to th 9 Patent Office.
BY order of the Supervisory Committed:
NIL I'd B. B. FRENCH, Chairman.
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WASHINGTON THEATER.
Eleventh street and Pennss lvanis avenue,
Under the Management of
=. L. DAVENPORT AND J. W WALLAOK,
LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT COMBINATION
CHANGE OF BILL
THIS Monday EVENING, Marchs,
Comedy of
MONEY"
with great cast,
TO MORROW EVENING"
JOINT BENEFIT OF
MISS ROSE EYTINGE
AND MISS BLANCHE GREY,
Tobin's fine old Comedy of
THE HONEYMOON.
precisely.
Seats can be secured three days in ADVANCE
A. 3. pESNOYER, Treasurer
~ OW o p EN-.
Hopes Great Painting, the Army 81 the Potomac
at Cumberland Landing, IN the Pamunky Al 4GS
Pa. av., Congressional Globe Building. f.2s-iw%
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FROM THE SOUTH,
RICHMOND DATES TO MARCH

Hardee's Forces .sGene in the Right Dirse-
non''-"They will ba found where NssS
needed''-hspe~ Of "Bsgging'' ShermaR
E1ehanse sE Prisoners GsIpS On, &s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24

PKrERsoN's MAeAzfNE.--We are in the
receipt Of this popular Lady's Magazine for
December. Il is splendid number. The
principal engraving, Papa, Papa" is one Of
great beauty. For many years " Peterson's
Magazine" has had larger circulation than
any other monthly in the United States. In
1866 it will be greatly improved the reading
matter will be increased. and each number
will contain double-size steel fashion plate,
elegantly colored, with from four to Elk fg-
ures-making Peterson" the cheapest in
world. The terms will remain two dollars a
year TO single subscribers. To clubs II lie
cheaper still viz fye copies for $500, eight
copies for $1,000, or fourteen copies for
5000. To every person getting up club,
lat these rates,) the Publisher will send an
extra copy gratis. Specimens sent (if written
for) to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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position in the government Of France. 1t is
done in all the Italian States, and so far az
we know, in the German and Swiss States,
upon every proposed alteration Of their organ
ic law. And this is done without regard to
the limited nature Of the elective franchise in
those countries. How far IL may be proper
for the nation to demand of the States that no
discrimination among their inhabitants based
upon distinction of races shall exist in the
organic law of those States we have not time
now to consider.
This, II fairly allowable, is certainly most
desirable. And it would seem after such an
experience as we have already had upon this
question. that the nation might, in those States
where the numbers Of the two races are near
ly equal, insist that no such feature Of dis
elimination should exist in the organic law
Of those States"
Judge Redfeld has gone far towards sat-
isfactory solution Of the recons truclion ques-
ton, buthe has not covered the whole ground.
This he admits by reserving the case for fur
Their consideration.
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TN THE MATTER OF
l. DAVID Il SUMNER aud JAMES b. SUMNER,
III IAuN
OADEh VT NOiIte
TO ATTEND THE TAKING OF DEPOSITION,
nv u H. " - ~ ~ 1T A NJ

~ Il n ~ II n A u Il M
WHEREAS, David ii. Sumner, Of Hsrtlsnd, in the
county Of Windsor. in the State Of Vermont, hath on
the sixth day OF November. ID. 1865. made his afi-
davit before me; wherein, among other things, he
sets forth that he desires to perpetuse the testimony
OF Alvin Taylor, Of the town OF Orflri Ia the county
OF Grafton, in the State OF New Hampshire, in sc-
cOrdance with the statute in such made aud pro-
vlded and that the same material TO estab certsn
claims, titles and interests. which he, the said David II.
sumner has, and which he expects will he the subject
OF legal controversy between him and james Is Sum
ner of Dalton In the county Of Coos, in the State Of
New Hampshire, and John Wyse of the city Of Mid
dietown, in the State Of Connecticut which claims,
titles aud interests relate to certain lands Of which
the record title is ia said David II. Sumner and
James B. Sumner and TO the basis of-aud respect
i've shares interests Of thu said several parties In
the property Of -, certain unsettled partnership
which formerly existed between them under the two
names or styles Of d II. & ]. Sumner & Co. and
john Wyse Co., and to other matters therein men
toned and whereas, the said James Sumner and
John Wyse. the pectea parties Aforesaid do not
side within this State, have any attorney OF record
therein and whereas it sppears from said siiayit,
that the said Alvin Taylor is not resident OF this
State; now, therefore, il hereby ordered, that the
said James B, Sumner and John wyse be notified, by
the publication of this order in the Vermont Watch
man and State Journal, "a newspaper published ct
Montpelier In the county of Washington. in the State
OF Vermont two successive weeks, the last publication
Of which shall bs previous to the first day OF Decem
Der, A. ID. 1865 that the deposition Of said Alvin Tsy
lor will be taken IN pERpEruAm, Mt the dwelling hous
OF e. p Johnson IN the town 81 Oxford, in the coun
~ Of Grafton, In the State of New Hampshire, on tn
fifth day OF December, A. d. 1865, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, and that commission will issue TO
George ~ Dale, ESQ, to take the same. That they.
the said James B, samner and John wyse may be
present at the said time and place. before said commits
sioner at the caption Of the deposition Aforesaid
Given under my hand, At lntpelier, in the county
OF Washington, in the State Of Vermont, this ninth
LUKE P. POLAND.
o3-6fv Chef Jadgs II Supreme %oart.
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Spl,la. autlrrs


ALCOCK'S POROUS PLASTEkS.
A Druggist said the other day, you have need TO
advertise your Porous Plaslers for every sold
lainly CAUSES dozen to be sold and zen sells a
gross aud You will not be able supply the de
mand soon. But we can supply thousand yards day.
AFFECTION or THE SPINE CURED.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. llth, 1861.
MBssss. THos. ALoocK Co.-Plesse send with
Dispatch twelve dozen Alcoeks Porou Plasiers. Our
daily experience confirms theil very superior excellence
At this Of writing, applies for one, who,
by entan glenn in shaft of machinery. had both bis
legs broken spine severity injured, and was for Ary
year entirelJ helpless. This found relief very
soon by the application Of Ater to his spine. he
enabled to work, and he labors well as
ever He would chseriully pay IS for single Platter
II they could not be had at lover rate am sur
psed that surgeons do not make OF these perforA
ed pasters TO the exclusion of al o.s their dexi
biliy and adhesivenes greatly in advance Of all
other pssters with which acquainted; while the
rforsdon peculiar to them rendered them greatly su
psror all others for ordinary surgical Knowing
the pAsters be useful have soruples that my
sentiments should be known
j. W. JOHNSON, MD.
Principal Agency Brandrelh House, Few York
Sold by all Dealers il, Medicines 1857
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Enooh S. Hoyt, (son Of Dsa on Joseph HGyO OF
Cabot member Of the Yeieaa Reserve Corps. died at
sloan Hospital Montpelier OotobT LIST, aged 20 years.
In his dtah the mOurns one OF her nobest sons
When the cry OF rang through the land he The
first man from this volunteer In defence OF
our country He enlisted in Co @, Sd Regt W. Vols,
sha ing all its idshps and dangers for the hfst two
years Of its campaign when, HIS eath failing he re.
TUNED his father this town. after being honoIaby
dischsrged Suffering for two years With that awful
scourge Of The chIonic diaIIha still his patriot
ism la the least aba ed his eetire all the while
being that he might regain his health and return 10 the
aimJ and assist In completing the work he had com
minced. At the las' call fI men, nearly one year ago
he volunteered for field service that he might assist In
givrg the dea b. blow the most gtsAnuo rebellion the
world ever witnessed. He not acce ted for thii
duty ut for Veteran Reserve Corps. As soldier
his officers accounted him brave and uni nehing ever
ready for duty.
As citizen, he the respect OF all who knees him
beng ready 20 sacrifice his and comfort for the
welfare Of those around him. To those who are most
lear,seken by the loss have AL sustained We have
but little Of this worlds consolation TO ouer We cat
only sincerely, deeply, and afecuonatey sympaihlz'
with them In their affecting Bereavement
Viz r'm in. 'rfe nfm 'h's WA 4 pfsi'ef
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

Most practitioners and medicine makers,
in preparing pulmonary medicine, use ingre-
dents which must be prescribed " mot oftener
than three or four times per day y the prop
or treatment 10 such cases is to employ a
medicine that it is safe to use every fifteen
mihutes-the directions for cough medicines
should be A" little aud often" ltis the throat
not the stomach, that requires treatment
this is the secret of the success Of Goes Cough
Balsam. "Take it, little and often" In a
very short time it has become immensely pop
ular