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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Il Tnr PkRu IAN SYRur supple, the Blood with
it, LIFE ELEMENT. IRON, nfusing STRENGTH,
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Thou -auds have been hanged by the use Of this
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A 20 page pamphlet sent Free.
Price II per bottle or & for 81.
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Sold by Druggists generally 25;3m
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account entirely from personal observation. OF the
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mcntalities of the Shareholders Rebellion, than
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. DR. MATTlSON, Of Providence. treats excl =
sivelv all special diseases and accidents resulting
from imprudence in both sexes, giving them his
'bhole attention. Persons at a distance, and ladies
especially having any trouble Of the kind, should
lie sure to consult him. See advertisement OF his
Spre Remedies for Special Diseases, in this paper
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I OST.-A genteman's Shawl, light
u grew, checked with red, left ut Addison
Houre in Reception room, ON the evening Of 4h
day October, aud supposed to lie taken by ladies
in ompanv with officer OF the regiment. then
here, bv mistake. Please return to Addison House
and obge the owner, J. II. STEARNS.
2g;1w Vergennes, Vt.
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All medical men and the press recommend Dr.
STRICKLAND'S AMI CHOLERA MIXTURE
as the only certain remedy for Darhea and Dvsen-
t,ry. 1t Is a combination OF Astringents, Absorb
ents Stimulants. and Carminitves and is warrant
&c TO effect a cure afei all other means have failed.
For sale by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle.
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DATENT OFFICES.

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have prosecuted claims before tho Patent Off, @
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DACIFIC HOTEL,

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POROUS pLASTERS


n A Druggist said the other day, YOU have
no need to advertise YOUR Porous Pasiers, for cv.
cry one sold certainly causes dozen to lie sold,
and dozen sells gross, and 80 on. You will
not be able to supply the demand soon. But We
can supply a thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE sPINE CURED.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. l1th. 1861.
Messrs Thos. Allcock & Co.-Pease send, with
dispatch; twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Plasters
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment Of writing a man
applies tor one, who by ENHANCEMENT in the shaft
of machinery, had both his legs broken, spine sew
erev injured. and was for nearly year entire v
helpless This man found relief very soon by the
application OF plaster to his spine He was soon
enabled to work. and now he labors as well as ev-
er. He would cheerfully pay Is Tor a single Plas-
ter it they could not he had at lower rate. /
am surprised that surgeons do MT make use al
these perforated plastsrs, TO the exclusion q. al
other, their hexibhty and sdhesiveness are
greatly in advance ri all other plisters with which
! am acquainted; while tie peltoraiion, peculiar
20 them rendered them greatly superior to AN 9TH
ers f,r ordinary surgical Uses. Knowing Oh. Plas-
tiers TO De- so useful, have no scIuples that my
sentiments should be known.
j. W. JOHNSON MD
Principal Aseucy, Brnlieth I3u,c, New York
Solo Jy all 3eilers' % Medicines. PAW
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4 NOTHER ENGAGEMENTL .

4 MOTHER ENGAGEMENT
L A While the attention OF the enemy 4. fully
ENGAGED BY GRANT,
the attention If the genera. public is no less earn
estly engaged by
CIIRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which is accomplishing wonders in the way of
beauufy Ing heads that age, or sickness Or c prc,
ious nature dishsurei with slightly hues -
Milton Gays truly that
''Peace hath its Victories
no less renowned than war" Manufactured bv J.
CHRIsTADoRo, No. 6 Asior House, New York
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
.9;iw
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I A MES G. RAY,
~ REAL Estate AGENT, : Scollav's Building.
fremont Row, Boston. Farms and Country Resi-
dencoS bought sold, and exchanged.
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NJ ESSRS FOWLER & WELLS,
$50 broadway, New York,

Supply all works on Phrenologv, Hydropathy
physiology, Photography, Pvsch' logv, Anatomy,
physiognomy, Medicine Masonry, Agriculture
Photography. aud the Natural Sciences generally.
They also have New Miscellaneous Works, ncud-
INK those Of Draper Mann. etc. See the ilustra-
ted ANNUAL OF CHRONOLOGY & PHYSIOG-
Monty for 1866 now ready Prepaid nv post,
l?c. Agents to sell all their popular works, want
ed.
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In addition to this sum may he al led
The sum paid by towns for bounIie~ to
soldiers, which will amount to at least
$3.50, 900, making the total coniribu-
tons of this state in aid of the govern
ment in subduing the rebellion. s0323, :
4O7. THE expenses of the ST. Adams
raid exsradition case were pail b the
national government The amount was
S626S. The governor enters into full
account'of this raid and its contingencies,
the particulars concerning which have
already been published.
The Surplus number of men furnished
by the state over all the calls made pre-
viously during the war, at the close of
the rebellion, was 679 All the regiments
from the STATE but the 9TH, numbering
$50 men, have been mustered out of the
service. The total number of troops
furnished by the state during the war was
80, 705, besides $500 drafted men and
Substitutes, making the whole number
1865.
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5000, 39G
DISBURSEMENTS
S5.GG3.396

80, EU3, 80
Over one million two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars have been received by
the state treasurer from soldiers in the
field, and distributed TO their assignees.
The amount expended bv. and due from,
the state for war purposes, may be APP
.proxlmately stated as follows:
General military expenses, 81 900
Extra pay to soldier, 1901, 0J0
Direct tax to United States. l79.4)7
Interest On the debt over premium and in
tcrest received on bonds, 10000
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N. Y. PRODUCE MARKET.
CHAPLAIN. GOODRICH & co.'s
PMcE OINTMENT.

lust RECEIVED.
- 4 few patterns Of beautiful PLAID and
BROWN SILKS.
"3t GEO. c. CHAPMAN.
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STATE OF vERMONT-District o.

A true copy Of record.
2s:sw II. MUNSTTI.. Judge.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
from l'hiia deIphia.

PLILApELPHIA, Febsuary S.-The fire here
this morning occurred in Blackham & Co ; shed
for storing refined oil Twenty thousand barrels
have been destroyed. 1t was insured mostly IN
New York.
Forty seven dwellings, mostly three stories
burning. The oil that escaped from the
barrels poured into 9Th street an down 20 Fed
ersi. filing the entire street with lake of fire.
ignidGg the houses on both sides OF 9Th street
tor two squares and Carving destruction intO
" s~hiugton and Federal streets both above aud
below Ninth streets.
Fully live squares OF houses hid they been in
a row we're on fire at once The scene was OF o
to make the stoutest heart quail. Men. women
and children were literally roasted alive IN the
streets.
Clut Joseph " Wrae, who OCCUPIED dwell
lug in the vicinity. With tive daughters and two
sons net with = sad misfortune hey all sue
ceeded in getting into the street rom the house
just as they le.t ,neir beds, hat. mourniul to nc
late. found themselves in river of fire.
The family became scattered Mrs Wsrehai
her younges; child, beautiful little girl in her
arms, aud was endeavoring to save her She
fell. when herself, the little child aud another
daughter about ID ears OF age. burned TO
Death in the street aid their bosies horr-
bly, mutilated that they can only be Identified by
the peculiar circumstances surrounding them.
/ Capt Ware and two sons escaped, hut his three
daughters are missing. Six bodies thus far have
been taken tgptR the ruins, three OF whom have
been recognized a. belonging To- the Ware fsm
" Another one OF the bodies is supposed 10 be
that of James Gibbons There il also the body
OF boy not yet recognized, and that OF a FIRE
man.
Ii is thought that several other persons have
perished and that there are bodies still in the
ruins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
ew YORK Market.

-ew YORK Market.
NV YORK, February
Cotton less active, but very firm with q strong
upward tendency, = q s. middling $50 bs,es
wss sold at auction day at sslS Mobile for
middiing.
Flour state ard western dropping - 80
40 90 FOR extra state $40 IS q III 90 extra
round hoop Ohio. and $ll l5G II 10 for trade
brands; market closing quiet
Whisky dull: western 81 30.
Wheat dull.
Rye quiet and lower, 81 CO
Barley rather more firm.
Corn quiet and steady; 81 - Tor old mixed
western.
Oats Ermer; 81 IL tor western: closing With
only few sellers
Wool dull
Coffee buiet a, 4a1a@4s FOR Rio; 44@4e tor
Java.
sugar firm Cuba hrscorAda lie a i9izc.
Hsvans 20ia@22.
Nolssses active.
Petroleum lower Al Gas for crude o. "a
O. Tor refined in bond. and c76ss for refine.
free
Pork dull and heavy and closed steady =, mess
s36 O0a37 %, closing $50 90: regular $34 509
b 90 for 1864 do. cash sad regular way clos
ing at S34 6219 for regular; and 30 81 fol
prime; $50 25ta36 80 for prime mess; also 6 sc
ers and sellers option. $50 50C63s 90.
| Provisions not much change, but tLey arr
tending downward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09

DRArr MEETING or THE THIRD WARD.-A,
a meeting in the Third Ward, held last evening
X. Browning in the chair and G.. W. GeigeI
acting as secretary, the president stated that the
object OF the meeting was to relieve the ward o.
the coming draft, when on motion. the following
were appointed as general committee. to whom
was given power to appoint sub committees. and
20 secure subscriptions for city bonds: G. W
Geiger. r. Browning, w. p Gallup. G B. Ker-
per. VIM. Hinesly, - SchOoley.
The following were appointed rs substi
tute committee TO meet with the general com
mittee at the city clerks Office. this morning
at 9am.:
VK Hendricks, W w. Woollen. d. Mon
cyan. d. King. L. A. Ferguson, VIM RubIe
Mr. Gilky. Mr. GOsser. William McVey, A
Wood 4 j Water Mr. Marsh.
The following were appointed a recruiting
committee:
Mr. Butterfield, Mr. Williams and Mr. Gilky
to whom the subject OF recruits and credits were
referred
Voluntary subscriptions received aud
lively interest taken by all present The meet
ing adjourned TO meet again on Friday evening
at the third ward school house. Ii is hoped ia
the meantime every man will put his shoulder to
the wheel and all turn out at the next meeting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09

DAErSs ATrKxrr AT BrssLsEr.-Sight be-
fore last. about III o'clock. as Captain Gorsuch
ADD Mr.. II. n Holbrook we're walking down Ne
ricisn street, when near the Mclean Institute
their attention Was called 70 the premises imme
dia,ely opposite. occupied by Mr.. John Wright
aud Vim. 7. Wiley. by the explosion Of per
cus-ion cap, follo~ed in quick succession By two
reports from a revolver Repairing to the scene
Of action. the coutending parties we're soon dis
covered TO be an individual 10 the uniform OF the
United States standing Oh the door ell snd evil
dently endeavoriBg 20 make the most Of the pro
lection afforded by the arch over the door. while
Mr.. Wiley, from an open door above. was doing
hs utmost 20 shoot the burglar, bat go closely did
he nestle to the door that the efforts were inef-
fectual 20 the end. As Messrs. O.. ADD II. sp
proachel the burglar sprAng from his retreat and
cndeavored TO effect his escape. In this effort
he was bsffled by the gentlemen aforesaid, Who
took him in charge. and. after several unsuccess
full attempts to free himself from the embrace OF
HE captors by the exercise of main strength and
''psying drunk. :" he was turned over to the pro
vost guard he proved TO be member OF the
22i regiment V. K. c.. and gave bis name as
Ernest Yuber.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
SIKH ward Meeting.

AT a meeting of the sixth ward held at the
school house last night, A. Naltner was calico
to the chair and j @. HAYS appointed secfe
tary.
On motion John Vaton, c. Hohl and WIN
Worland were appointed a committee to canvas:
the first district between Washington aud Mary
land streets: G. Karl and Thos Farley the sec
ond. between Maryland and Georgia streets. A
Naltner, j. p. Franzl and A. Christy the third
between Georgia and Lea streets; Walter Hooper
q. koinger and Daniel Mararidy the fourth. be
tween Lea and Merrill streets; John Russell and
Henry Kirk the fifth, between Merrill and Nc
Carly streets: Henry Paul and VIM. Rafert the
sixth. between McClrty and Ray, and FREQ
Clarry and II II Langenberg the seventh. be
tween Raw street and the corporation line
About 81 $50 was subscribed from five dis
tricts of the ward.
The ommittees were instructed to work Wig
orously and report promptly
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet al
the school house on Saturday. the llth at p. IN
A NALNTER, Chairman.
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IECTuR ES.
Philosophy Of Marriage.

yE,HF PRoPRIEToRs OF TIE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of ex-
pens. issue free. FOR the benefit % suffering
iu'ee;nE sRd Instructive Lectures Marriage and IL.
de tiOs Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
decline Of Hsubeod. Indigestion, weakness or
Depression lmpotency Los- 81 Energy and hsny Pow
the great Social ET and those Assdes Which result
from youthful fOes Of maturity .gnorsnce
Of Physiology and laws Of Mature
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enghtenng and saving thousands and will Be forward
ed FREE on receipt Of for stamps By addressing
tary Sev York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, e.
Broadway, New York. isnZl-oiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
rrom the Army OF the Potomac
HEApQuARrERs ARMY Ok THE JAMES,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY Ok THE JAMES,
February 3, 1865.
The result OF yesterdays engagement is thus
given
On moving beyond Haber's run ~e captured
900 prisoners. train OF wagons and consider
bic loss to the enemy in killed and wounded
The cavalry under Gen. Gregg, captured the
train at Dnwiddie court house while on the way
to North Carolina for supplies.
The trip took l6 days for it, accomplish
ment.
In the meantime the rebel cavalry stationed at
He nYfeld were ordered up TO assist Greggs ad-
vance. but their forces we're not strong enough
and consequently regular fight took place
About 100 barrels of whisky were destroyed
in the vicinity, but no stores we're found at any
place which our troops had reached.
An order was found posted up 81 Dinw idde
c. II appealing to the people TO come forward
and give all the supplies they could possibl '
spare TO the government, as both men and horses
we're suffering very much
The loss in the division was only two or three
during the day
In the engagement Of the % corps yesterday
Al Hatchs farm, the losses were about 20 alto
gether while that of the enemy Vas estimated Al
about 500.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
j. G. HAY, Secretary

"a We are pleased to chronicle the fact thai
our people are awaking to due appreciation oil
the importance Of hearty and united effort to
free the city from the operations Of the forth
coming draft. By putting in the requisite number
of volunteers We learn that quite a lively
business was done yesterday in subscription
to the volunteer fund. by the purchase of city
orders, in amounts that are e an extent 10 in
duce the belize; that the effort to relieve the city
from the draft may yet be successful. 1t is in
the power Of the citizens of this city To attain
this result and where the means exist why not
the will
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09

CHssor or FiKx We see that II B Alvord
has retired from the wholesale grocery house OF
Alvord. Caldwell 4 Co. Indianapolis aud that
Rev. ID. Stevenson has taken Mr.. s interest
The style OF the firm rill hereafter be + b. A
word Co. Our clever and universally popular
friend. John NJ Caldwell. maintains he connec-
ton with the establishment This Is nov one OF
the leading houses in the country. and il rapid +,
.ngmen'ing lts trs-ie IL has ample means srd
facilities aud ve rejoice in the prosperity OF the
estmable geutismsn eomposing this hrm.-Vin
cennes Sun
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09

METRorcLITAS THKArRE A great bill to
night Waiting for the Verdict which was
well received and played in every part last night.
to conclude with grand tight rope ascension
from the extreme back Of the stage TO tbs ex
IRENE blight of the theatre. directly over the au-
6ieuce BY Mdlle Csrolesta. familiarly known as
the " female Blondin.' who has been engaged by
the manager for few nights only
To morrow, Friday, annual benefit of I B
Closing. scenic artist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09

pKsIDERAIux Mr.. Edward HARE. well
known business man OF this city, will. We under
stand. shortly open in The Journal block, North
Meridian street. room where AL cured meats,
hams, shoulders, picked pork. cOrned beef
beet lard and the like--may be obtained iTesh
and pure al margin far below the present rates
AT groceries, butcher shops and like establish
nent- Families. restaurants and hotel keeper.
you'd find it TO their advantage to call upon Mr.
Hare
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COMM ERCtAL.
BY sL<eBArs.
Etncinu natl Market.

EL<GBkrz.
cincinnati Market.
CIsCISNATI, February 8
Flour quiet and unchanged | 400 ibis s. Il
(6 - superior 50 at 3 % extra state 80 q
10 IS
Wheat dull; red 81 30 a 90; white 81 II
az %.
Corn dull; ear 81 OO@l Us; sbelled 81 IO@
! -
Oats at e46e5c.
Rye dull aud heavy.
Barley quiet and unchanged
Whisky dull aud demand quite light sales al
50 20.
Nothing done in provisions and prices nominal
Mess pork at S37.
Nothing transping in bulk meats.
Coverseed declined TO Sl4 so.
Flaxseed declined TO 81 20.
Groce ries dull
Cola 30 Silver 1876
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-09
PROFESSIONAL.
X T. Nj O " A L.
Doctor WIN. THOM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

VWTHERR HE WILL CONTINUE
Nv treat and Private -
Diseases, in all their species, stages.
rsmifcsiions and phases
DR. VIM. Thomson will give TO -
each patient . written instrument,
binding himself to effect q radical
and permanent cure, make no
charge.
Dr. VIM. Thomson has made the q
treatment Of Private Diseases
specially since the year Issl-three years the city Of
Buffalo, N. y eisht years in Chicago Ill., and years
in PEORIA Ill During eight years practice In Chicago
H.. be cured over thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, in bis practice for scrofuls Rhea-
matte and general diseases Of the blood Fumgs
ting yapor Rah Of the kind In coDune
tion with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self abuse.
This solitary vice. deprsved SEXUAL indulgence, is
practced by the youth Of both sexes almost :
limited extent, producing with unerrng certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless combssd BY
scientific medical measures win: Ssilow cousensncs.
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ringing In
ting Of chsots sneasness about the lons weakness Of
the limbs confused vision biuned intellect loss Of
ndence difdence in approaching strsrger diske u
form acqusintsnces, disposition 20 shun society
loss OF memory. hectic Pushes pimpes and various erup
tons about the face, furred tongue, nglt sves fett
breath coughs, consumption, nononsnis and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance % any Of the
above mpfous should immediately apply 10 Or. wn
Thomson for relief.
zu6rOrce ard Consultation r sns No ~ South DEL
ware street, indianapolis. Ind.
r. o. Box 1850 tsn2<-dly
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Beef quiet at sl9022 for plain mess, and s2l
G24 for extra mess.
Beef hams heavy. wesiern s24 50@26 %.
Dressed hogs very dull at I53a@l614c for
western, the latter price for heavy.
Bacon quiet: Cumberland cut 20ls 62l; short
ribbed 2lH@22.
Cut meats dropping; l7@lS1z for shoulders
aud 1922 for hams.
Lard frmer \, 49, @24 for choice.
Butter more active and firm: 1904 for Ohio
and 43@5S for state
Cheese firm 1t l4@22
Money easy at 6tG7 per cent.
Stocks better but quiet
Sterling quiet. lO914 GLOSS
Gold irregular and unsettled and lower open
ing at 2lll declining TO 2lOtS. advancing again
to oil and closing at 2ll1s
sEw YORK MosKY hARKEI.
NV YoRK, February {
Later.--Gold closed a, Gallagher exchange
day az 2l314