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NINE. DEMOREs1'S EMPORIUM OF
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-Excelsor Dress Shields, so cents.
Combination suspender and Shoulder Braces, IS
cents.
Braid and Embroidery Stamps, 81 90 per dor.
'Damc nj Needles, 40 cts per hundred
Sewing Machine Tucking Attachment, So 90.
Scissors Gusge, cutting material any width, 80
cents
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Gems
"ste Proof Dress Facing, 10 to 30 cts per I'd.
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Orders have been received in Texas sus-
pending the mastering out Of troops and stop
ping the sales Of government property also.
that NJ onterey had been captured Lberals.-
keinforcements for the Liberals are arriving
before Matamoras. Our troops have been in
vited TO join the Liberals in sacking Matamo.
ris. An Imperial transport bad been esp :
ed on the Rio Grande aud banded over 10
our authorities.
The Brownsville (Mexicsn) Republican
Extra Of the 7th says Generals Pendro and
Mendot bad arrived and joined General Cor
do before Matsmoras, with 1900 Liberals.
and that previously they had surrounded and
utterly destroyed an Imperial garrison OF 100
men, including number Ct French troops
The Liberals claim that Matamoras is com
petely at their mercy aud that they can take
it whenever they please.
The Matamoras Ranchero says the Liberals
have cfered to give four hours, in which to
plunder Matamoras, to all the United States
troops at Brownsville, who will jon them in
taking the city. The Ranchero warns the
Federal commander At Brown.ville to keep
sufficient force here 10 prevent his troops
from joining the Liberals for this purpose.
The Galveston (rexas) Bulletin Of the 18th
says Col. Jones and Gen. tsooleedo and staff
have arrived there from Brownsville. Capt.
Sinclair Of the Liberal forces, formerly 1t.
in the pirate Alabama, had captured an lmpe-
nal transport on the North Rio Grande, taken
her into Bruwnsviile and turned her over to
TIE Federa, authorities, who placed a guard
on board
Gen. Canaes. at the head Of a Lib raj force,
was marching toward Bagdad and would try
and capture it. An imperial gunboat had
passed up from Bagdad to Matamoras.
LATER M atsmoras merchants, who left
there on the TN. have no fears OF its capture,
stating that it will be fortified, and that the
troops were in good spiIts and we'll supplied
News from Texas sta'e that the Indians
are c. eating great alarm on the Northern
frontier Of that Slate. Adviees from Austin
say Governor Hamilton will soon issue
an order Tor the election OF dele lates to a
state Convention. The election Is to be held
about the 18th Of December, and the conyen.
tion is 10 assemble about month after.
The Houston Telegraph Of the l0lh learn1
that orders have been received from Washing
ton not to muster out of service any NOR,
government property until further orders.
The Germans in Texas are preparing L
plant cotton extensively and to raise it b,
their own labor. They also invite their coun
| urymen to emigrate to the State.
No mails are yet running between New
| OIleaLs AID Galveston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
NINEl AND FARM q FRUIT LANDS

" Incl AND FARM u FRUIT LANDS,
10 mild and health ui oilaaie Thiry miles scout,
OF Philadelphia by Railroad, IN New Jersey. on the
same line Of latitude as Baltimore, Nd.
lite soi ii,h and pr auciiy.. varying from clay O
san lotm, suttab To- wheat, pIass corn, tobA, co,
Five hundred vney ards and orcharcs ave tetn auted
out by experienced uit q, Grapes peach 5,
peatf, Sc, produce mmenrt fToht Nineland IS al
ready one Of the mot beautiful places N tue United
states. The entire territory missing OF hiy tqnafe
allies Of lar d. Is laid out uiOn general system of m-
ptoyemtnts The Land is ouly s1lt 70 a3tua settlers
wi h prov sions Tor public adotnment he pace, on
ras become the resort Of pc p Of taste has ureas
eI five h.nsand people wi hin the past ihrte years
Oh rch,s ~ re-, schOus aad mics s0ciet u aud
learn ng and other elements Of nementS culture hay,
be- introduced Hundreds ofpeople ar con tail !, set
ding Hun reds Of nov ouses are being cons Tucted
Price Of farm land 20 los and upward $50 per
Five and ten acre al Village lots for sale.
Fruit yegetabl npen earlier in his ii tfiet thar
in any other locality norjh Of Norf TX, Va Improve,
| place. f1f sale.
! Op' ming for al nds OF business, Lumber Yards
Manufecnres + undnes Stores, aud the lkei au'
/ 81, am Power, vi b room. ca be rnfed.
- peis, rs wtu desie Mid winter healthful eli
ed a4oubdug 10 tuit a processing al oih,r sacia
privileges, the he ~ Of cNi z4u IL is WORTHY OF
visit
Letters answer d and the Vnclsnd Rural a paper Civ
ing ull iuf1i ation, ana contsiLB reports VI ooio
kobnsob, sent tu spp cauts.
Address CHAS Il Lands inelar p o.. Land
| 1, wnship New jersey
From Report Il Sollu Robinson, Agricultural I'D IT,
| OF The lriblne; !, one 4 the * cnsi,e fei
tile Lacts ia an almost 1--we p1sil and suitable COZ
dton for pie SAINT imilg int Anuw Of this side
he Weston aries s 031aw
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Principal Office and Laboratory at the NJ Z. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia. where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with the Re,prometer, Tor which his
iee is hree dollars. All advice free.
In New York at No 81 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ 10 3 p NJ.
AT the Marlboro Il oel, Boston, January is and 10,
February 10 and &c. March 10 and l6. April 10 and 20,
May II aud is, juno IA snd IS, July 10 and ~
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities.
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NEw YORK, Nov. 10.


Gen. Grant attended the Academy OF Mu.
sic last night, and was received with great
enthusiasm by the audience
The body of Collector Ki-g has not vet
been discovered. No doubt ia entertained
Of its being in the bottom Of the river, and
men are dragging for it.
Gen. Grant visited the Union League rooms
last night, and was welcomed by Vice Presi.
dent Beatman, who. after thanking Gen.
Grant for his victories, alluded to the foul
wrong of the French occupation Of Mexico.
Gen. Grant replied briefly, saying :-"There is
one sentiment in your address, which ia mine
also: II Is the one touching the future Of Mex
co." This was received with cheers. The
rand reception Of Gen. Grant will take place
iondsy evening.
The Secretary Of the Navy has determined
:, send abroad a considerable portion OF our
rplus navy force, to cruize about and visit
r.s principal commercial ports frequently, il
Clngress will MAKE appropriation.
Gov. Parsons left for home yesterday eveu-
Z, with 200 pardons for citizens OF Ala
lama.
The President is more than usually an
Jed BY the importunate reconstruction ists.
! ssterGay he remarked that he had tried TO
'erwhelm the South with pardons and kind :
ss, lbut from recent events he began to
,.ink them incapable Of approaching magma
aity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, PLY sioiAn -ud surgeon, Nos and En-
dicot, Bo ton is consulted daily Cor all deases
incident TO he female stem PToapsus Uter, OF FAT
lug u he Womb, Fluo Abus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all utaid upon new path
ologi al prI c les ard spttdy eef guaranteed IN afeN
days So iuy,riabl ceIigiu is the lew muce 4 uea
ment that the most obstinate complaints cid under it,
and the afflicted per'on soon reoices IN pfiee' health
OF seases Of women aud children than any other
PHI stefan in Boston and has, since Si5 confined his
male complsi
BAH lett'rs must contain four red ,tamps or they
will not be answered. Office hours from A. M. to
NJ.
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Washington, Nov. 10,

The Austrian Minister has just purchased
. residence here for $4,000
1t is stated at the State Department that
the appointment Of Gen. Logan as Minister
to the Mexican Republic, was not occasioned
by any new complications.
1t is asserted at the War Department that
the entire army will be considerably less than
100. 900 men. when the reductions now being
made are completed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
HELMBoLp's ROSE WASH,

AELmBOLD'5 ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation. used IN connection with tho Extracts Ducba
and sarsapaFa, in such diseases recommended. Evi
denee OF the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, Nth hundreds u aosand living Witnesses and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and recommends
tory letters many OF which from highest sources.
including eminent rhylcans Clorgymen, Statesmen, &c.
The Proprietor has never escorted TO their publication in
the newspapers he docs DO this from the fsc; that his
articles rank Standard Preparations, and do not need
TO be pToppcd up by oertfca
The felonce OF Modieu lie The ORC ColupP, should
stand simple, pure, malesc, having lact foIis basis,
Induction Tor is pillar and Truth alone for Its Capital
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WASHINGTON, Nov II.

WARRINGTON, Nov. II.
The Virginia correspondent of the lnteli-
gencer says Messrs. Curtis, Chandler, Ridge
way, Barbour, Davis and Hodge are elected
to Congress from that State.
They will take the test oath without sctu-
pie. OF the other two, Messrs. Stuart and
Conrad, whether able or not to take the oath
they present the best antecedents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
BALrInonE. Nov. IL.

iAhiihohH, Wv. ~.
Riehmond papers state that Kirby Smith
"a the oath recently at LyDchburg.
NKw YORK, Sept. II.
dispatch from New Orleans states that
Z brownsville Mexican Republican Of the
nst-. announces the capture Of Mexico
40 Liberal forces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24

EN-. TueBs a co, ProPrieror.,

.. NJ, IUtH5 co, PToprIetors,
PetsTbofO, N II.
J. . Preble, General Wholesale agent, 81 and ,56
Franklin street, one door east Of Broadway New York
John +. Henry Co., wattrb1u, VI, sbolesale
agents ~ o. f'
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally md BY
Wood Bixby Co.. MontpeiisE, W. 70.dawe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24

-=------- DR. wARRBN's BILIOUS
( NLAB/ Stood curing Liver Compliant
MN ZJau dice Headache ID Eznsss,
49, Dyspepsia, GsLeial D,Lihty,
Costseness, p &c, ard all bilious diseas s.
For cleaning, t eng he.ng, insisersung and fut
ting in orueT the weak duNn debtstsd and dseas
human s. ,ttm, II eieved to be utqualeu by any
9th 4 med cine IN te world.
Persons suferitg from coHplieat 4 diseases Of
chronic natutr and cannot tell exactly wns all, h IN "
viii mud sue aad speedy rel:ef i'll the use Of DR. Var
ten's Bih,Us Bisttts sub case was MIR DANIEL
smiih's oi Barron VI who Aites under Il Aug.
a. 1852 81 conn enced takug The Buffers first u
July nave tas bottle and part Of anoth,i-dld
my health quite t,stoieI." Mr.. emit had been out Of
health for months, and un bic 10 labor
a GREAT HUMoR CUREl
MIR Smith a owe alluded 10, says My son who
has been troubled for years wi unuer his
has Ueen Gu I'd by taking one bottle OF DR. Waftu's
Bilious bitIeis
IL quiekeus the eoDIs h. restores the lost al petite
Ie.u all the u.ctiyns Of The Ju0y. <,lesnses The
blood CARRIE n al IaoTbii and uDhea ~ sscfe nS-
thereby preyenu ,urng all diseases Of he skin
all tompal caused by impur blo' d. Cr disordered
condlti0u The liver stImAo and DO rels TO he ak
and .ciated DR. warren b lou titnGs paruc-
orator the No1lu has EVER en- Mr. l. W Paul. u
% anebe, ter n. H., says 81 had become 50 much
red eed that my weight ~as only l'U b. uos (afer
utiug the bitttis three weeks wei4L ls01bs Z"
Peislns shu subject 10 yet,, eau ed by sudden
ood tyeIlO. Jog the stomach. oyei-exeItion, ohef
auAes may always - cape a settled liver BY few do
| ,es VI this neelene feyst cannot 1--we tNeut, fuf
hours where d warttns Bilious bt.ers are used in
season.
la. DI. Mason Of suncook. N H., says. March q,
1868 " Having made EXTENSIVE use Of DE-. MAreA's
Bilious B ers IN my practice during the pact two YEA 8,
have hesitation III iecumm' ndng them to the pub
nc very Ilia re ana yayable nily mec cne, from
he which be obtain ed more "a isfaatuIy
suits than nom any other comp una with "hich | aui
Acq uaiuttd -uOs, qutntly, IN nv isauun With he
prop ietor, Dr.. Nj sAls: sh ud know how l.
get Aopg IN my pisehss w.t. out DR.. Waueus bilious
Bi teIs"
Be~A'e II ,ounterfetts az q imitation 0b,eDe fac
siiuie signature Of the piOt Tleto John A. PERRY
vi each Uotle, vi hout winch gem
vi =.
| Price so certs and 81 per bit le
! Prepared only b. John Per y, Chemist, Boston.
Mas. Sold BY N. 5. huu Co., 25 fremont street,
Busp IA, and BY al druggists
n Ii. BROWN, Monty ltr Wholesale and retail agent
foI Neimoll DC 5O,dAwly'
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of an experienced phys-
clan surgeon in all difficult and chronic dissasts
every and nature should give him call
called the FieI eh secet, o. der by mail Two for 81
and a red stamp. sos
May 1865
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No article has ever teen hoducsd to the prtlie that
has with greater favor, ey'n moe universal sat
isfaction, than
FRENCh's VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
tn pre- paraton is compound Il chemicals, con-
tans oil alcohol but IL simply composed Of vseet-
HAIR DRESSING IN THE WORLD
Ii isnot dye -.
n every instance, Gray Hair TO It's atrTal
col diiion TO prom OF new growth (tNeept
here theroots have ,een dsoresnEtd by age OF sick
uess,l to
PREVENT THE HAIR FAILING OPP,
Toor dioute OsndtuH aud Hlmof from the Scalp to
cure nervous heada che q Keep the mead clean ana
AUSTIN B FRENCH
Portland, Ne.
u soldb by Drussists ever, where. 81 ly
IBPO RTANT TO THE AFFLT TED
DIR DOW continues to be consulted at his Off ee Nos
ard FndicOtt street, ston. on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Bj long course Of tucy snd pracheI expe fence ir
Dow has he grath alton Of preten ing the uro tu-
nate with remedies hat have failed 10 the
most Alar0 ng rases Of
G. ONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath hi all thu horrors Of al at d
impure blood, Irputtnoy scroiuiA Gonor h9a Ule,rs,
Pam Distress in the regions Of pfocreato, luh I'M
nation u the bladder and kidnejs IL drocee Absesses
Humor. igtua swelugs snd the long train Of h,rti.
bic symptoms at ending this class OF disease, are de
to become harmless the simp est aiDgs Of child.
Particular attention CIV t. ihr utsimeu' n
Sc NJ n A l. w L A X n f 5 S.
in all It's forms aud stages Tat, Nho wish main
uud Dr.. DoW's few days weeks, will be
fuTni,hed with pleasant fOCms and charges for board
moderate
?. Shades who IRE troubled with any disease pc
cular their system will find speedy reie' by calling
on Dr. Dow, at his flee No. 0 hndcou street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-24
miscellaneous.

The reward of 800 900 for the arrest of
JEFF. Owls has been paid. The rewards for
the arrest Of Booth, offered by the General
Government, the State of California and the
cities of Baltimore and Washington, amount
ing in all to $3.50 900, will be distributed in
q few days.
A Nashville dispatch says that, on the 9th
instant, Gov. Brownlow had an encounter
pith couple Of rebel soldiers at Franklin,
Tenn, One Of them had begged aims of Mrs.
Brownlow on the ground Of his having fought
for the Confederacy. Upon her telling him
she could not give him anything for such a
reason as that be grew angry and cursed her
When the Governor LEARNED of the affair he
went in search OF the offender. whom be found
in company with another rebel soldier who
made common cause with him. The Cover
nor whipped them 10th very genteely.
A Buenos Ayres' letter. written subse-
quently TO the capture Of Uraguayans, says
everything leads to the belief that the Allies
will have possession OF the capital OF Uruguay
early in 1866, and that the country will be
annexed to the Argentine Republic. The
Allies were able to concentrate $4,000 troops
in the Valley of the Parana. and were gath.
ering fresh troops from all quarters.