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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
WHAT Is ITY

The Indian Compound of Honey, Bcneset squils,
il mbinson OF he e,el tia oils and extracts Of over
- different kinds o and herbs besides those tEom
which II takes s name prepared by chemical process
A. lat the Medical properties Of each Planl retained
In ghly ated state while the useless and un-
sholsome portions riecocd It is mote eAsant to
the ta,te han any other medicine aud he siVen 10
any person. at any dne und'r any eirc ms'anoes-and
even 20 the smallest Chi with tie most perfect fSfe'y
f. vii positively cule consumption (causad by codsl
IN it lsi AID second stages lnhamauon Of ID Lungs
across the Chest Difficulty Of Breathing, honseness,
from public Fpe king any other and IN fact all
seases Of the hfeat an ahg' not TOO far adea"eed'
aud loA gtos y,s rsl,ef adraesd and tneTabe ca
fes of consumption
Every person should have it as III spIessnts eonsump-
iion invariably when taken in lime, and 10 cure your
eougn it surely will and many docior's bills
Doctors It in heir practice aud Families They rec
ommend H. does essry oody that try il You can take
it to your family physician, him tfy IT, and he does
n ,, rseommend ii good it aud get your money
again.
Prepared by Drs COMBS 4 WILSON, New York
City and Auburn, New ork For sale by all druggists
Ahd dealers in medicine.
Wood, Blxby 3 Co., wholesale agents, Montpelier
Vermont septl6dly weop;76.2z.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
A PROCLAMATION.


At the request Of the Legislature. in aceordaace with
own wishes aud purpose, hereby appoint THuRs.
DAY, rRH SEVENTH DAY oP DKoexBEa Nsxr, /, be OBJ
served by the people o. this State day OF PUBIC
IHAsKsdIvIsa, PRAYER AND PRAISE TO AIN dHrY
Cop
Praise is conely; comaly indeed when offered 1, Him
whose mercy endureth forever
Ioey euligh .ened mind. TO each heart Of ssh the
mercies Of GJt Ia Christ const suggesting nnu
merabe causes OF yratit ide snd tha lkssiv ny.
Looking over the year niw drawing close, we arc
led 60 exoaim what .tn MT @ d done frus
The struggle for national existence Is closed the great
rebellion is ciaqueiei and i,s found destfose
Peace with It's countless blessings again smi es upon
US; and through the dikness OF he pt.t, CLEANS the
light Of great hopehops of etore1 Union aad ast
ing concord
In our own State promising seed time has been fol-
loved BY AZ abundant harvest,
Honest labor Ia every department Of life has received
its fall reward
Our political. clvi and religious liberties have been
preserved unimpAired
Free schools and free bible ours each in har-
meny with the other counterActing ignorance aud sim
For these and the rich and godOu hope set before
in the Gospel Of the blessed Christ, let that
day lay aside usual svoc,ons assemble In our sew
era places Of worship and there render God hum
oe thanks all the -Toies His love has conferred upon
us
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State In
Executive Chamber at Montpelier this seventh day
OF November, the year u our Lord, oae thousand
eight hundred and sixty i've and OF the Inde end
ence Of the United States the ninetieth
PAU Il DlLLINGHAM.
By His Exesilenoy, the Governor
CHARLRs NJ. GAY, Secretary Of CicI and Miilispry
Afairs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
WAsaISoroN. Nov. ,


Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock Gen.
Augur, commanding the Department at
Washington, accompanied by Maj. Russell,
Provost Marshal. and Capt. Geo. X. Wsld-
pridse. commsndsnt Of the Old Capitol Pris-
on. proceeded to Capt. Wirzs room, and
having informed him OF his unpleasant errand,
read to him the death sentence and the time
fixed for his execution, viz, Friday next, be-
tween the hours OF A. M. and noon. The
prisoner listened with much apparent com.
posure. When Gen. Augur asked if he had
anything to say, he replied: Il have nothing
to say, except that desire to state to you
that / am innocent Of the charges brough.
against me-" Having been asked about his
wife, he remarked that che was in Kentucky
and could hardly come here in time. Be-
sides, he did not wish her to experience tho
trouble in which she would be plunged at
seeing him in his extremity. The prisoner
made request that the Rev. Father Boyle.
aud Louis Schade, Esq. Of his counsel should
be sent for. which was granted. Before the
officers retired Capt. Wirz is represented as
saying IL have been prosecuted and If there
is such a thing as spirit coming back to
earth, will come back to persecute those
who have perjured themselves to hang me-"
DoJlcs Wuo uhu tpIcNious-
ly visited him during his imprisonment. was
in attendance, aud talked long and earnestly
/ with him ia reference TO his spiritual inter-
ests. In the afternoon Mr.. schade called to
see the prisoner, who informed him that last
night he slept better than he had at any time
since he was brought to Washington He
was glad TO be out OF suspense. tie had de-
sired to know his fate, and three days ago be
prepared letter 20 be sent to President
Johnson. requesting his decision at once to
relieve him OF all anxiety, AZ he had made up
his mind to suffer, but his anguish was over.
and be had no fear OF meeting his Maker,
knowing that be was to be make victim for
the deeds Of Others. He felt resigned, and
believed that in all instances justice would
be done to him hereafter. HestaIed that
Father Boyle had asked him to forgive all
who testified against him. and whom he
/ (Wirz) said had peri ared themselves in his
case. wirz replied that though he was Civ
en- up to die he could not conscientiously do
50. as he was opposed to his lips ut'erine
sentiment Of forgiveness that did not come
from his heart.
Mr.. Schsae asked Capt. Wirs II he desired
any money, he being in feeble health and fed
on prison fare. The prisoner said he had
only three day to live and % would be sufh-
cieni. which amount Mr.. schads handed TO
the officers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLlAN
HAIR RESTORER

has proved tset % be the most perfect preparation oT
the hair ever tHsr,d 10 the public
1t vegetable omPoand, and contaias no injurious
proptrt es whatever.
Il will restore gray hu'' 20 ITS original color
/, will keep tn h.f from falling out
1t oleAnses the and makes the hair sof., lsuou'
aud siken
Il a splendid hair essing
90 person d ~ youtg should ial.1o use it
IL is recommended aud used by the 6rs medical Au,
horiJ
and TAXI other
Il r. HALL y co,
Nashua, N. Il PropIieors.
For sale ny Al dr0gzists 7095.dA~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
Sprrial Notitfs.
MRS. wINsLOw,
MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced nurse nd fenale physician presents
TO he at ntion n Moth r. her
SCOT HIN SYRUP


which greatly IA inates the process Of eeihng, by
soening th' gums. reducing all iuaammstions, will
Allay all pain and sp,sm ,dia Action. and is
Sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon mothers il will give rest to yourselves
tnd
REuEg AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTs.
We lave put up ant sold this article TO over 80 years,
snd can say in confidence and ruth Of h wat have
been able to say Of any other melieneneyer hss
Il ail' in single inst effect cure, when doely
used Never did We ka,w instance Of dissatisfaction
by any who used Il the nirafy all delight
ed with is operations. and speak In terms Of eommenda
ion Of iis magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak In his shat do know" after 80 years
experience pledge reputation for tho ulhlment
Of what here declare In amost every instance whre
he nhnt Is 'uf ring from pain and exhaustion relief
will he found IN fhesn tEenty minutes after the syrup
is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of Curtis Perk In
Nov York is on the outs de wrappe.
Slld by all druggists throughout the world.
go IS Price. only 80 cents per bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
IMPORTANT TO PEMALEs.

The celebrated Dr. Dos eontnuss 10 devote his entire
fm to he treatment Of al diseases incident the fe
male system An experience Of twenty three years
bles him t. guarantee speedy and permanent relief in
the worst Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Derangsments from whatever eause Arlsters for ad-
vice must contain 81. Office, No. Rndieou street
Boston
N B.-Boud furnished TO those who wish to remain
under reatwert
Boston June % 1865. 63i4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
CONFIDENTIAL

YO NC MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
BY certain secret hAbi Nhich unst them
for business pleasure. the duties oi married lie
also middle aged aud old vho from the foirs u
youth or other feel debility Ia adv,n of their
year hefre p..cing themseyeE under the Treatment NJ
any on sh ,ud frst read THE 2RCRET FRtRNu"
Msrried Ladies Wishing 20 avoid increase of Vanity
sil Learn something n Importance by pursuing The
Secret Friend .
Sent any address IN sealed Envelope, receipt
Of Twenty-Five Gems Address
DR. CHAs. A. STUART co.
6l-i2 Boston. Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

The Peruvian Syrup supplies the Blood with Its Life
Element. Iron infdsing strength VigoT and New Life
into the sSslem For Dyspepsia, Dopsy' Chronic
DiATrhoeA, Debility, Female Weaknesses &C. II Is a
specific Thousands have been changed By the use Of
this medicine ON weak sicky, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy aud happy men and women.
30 page pamphlet sen fre'
PIive 81 90 pc bottle, or br S6 Co.
JP DINsNoRE, SO Dey street New York.
Sold bJ DruRgists generally. 7s,9OdAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living being has in his system
IMPUbIIIkS.

Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES.
When these wit in their natural limits, our health
Is good but eh'n they are in excess pains, colds,
rheumatism eou,, debility siseness, diarhsa dyssn-
leiy eiyspelas sc, &c Sfflicl What we have to
toTecover our health is take out from the BOWELS
AND THE CALCULATION the excess Of impurities
his done, heAl1h follows OF necessity.
BRANDRErAS PILLS
the only medicine that do this with entire safety
TO all the org ms Of the body
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now li'ing who have ad pied BRANDRETH''
PILLS their only remedy for periods Of from thirty to
fifty years. aud whose average health isereeent, They
have always cured themselves when sick by using these
INNOCENT AND INFALLiBLR PILLS
Principal Office Brandreth Building, New Yoik.
e7SOd.v,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17

Joint resoiutionsFrom the senate directing the sec
retNry ~ satf u pbi lit q The civil N iefs OF thf
state IN the pamphlet laws; adopted
From the Senate relating to the sanitary condition Of
the STATE (Oovenor TO take measures to prevent the
approach " the aholefa) adopted
Rsporti-By Judiciary cim, in favor Of bill Ia amend
ment Of relating 10 the sale OF real estate, neiud
ing the homestead by execute ordered 10 third read
ing.
by com on military adlrs against h bill in amend
ment OF 70 org anize the militia third reading re-
fused
By com on banks, in favor OF S bill ex,enilng the
charter Of Orange County bank passed
by aame In favor Of bill provide io e'oiing the
business Of oeral banks; pissed.
By o1m " ways Aud means, 10 favor Of bill IN amend
ment of OF % Of the Ia relation 70 instru iuons
Of the deaf, dumb and blind passed.
BY same va favor of DILL in alteration OF "a rea
ton 10 the state li5ssry passed
By same, 10 faviT of 5 bill in relsoa 70 the saie OF
th shares 0f stock IN private cofporaujns for non pay
ment n assessments; passed
II bill authorizing the publication Of extra volumes of
the decisions Of the Supreme court, taken up on
motion of Nc Walker Of Ludlow
Mt Hebard moved 70 amend 10 make the addition
al compensation of the rep SO 90 instead VI St50 To-
each extra volume On this amendment no quorum
voted. Adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYi

All nervous suffers al e.ed with spelmAtousea,
lightly Emissions, Loss Of PoFet, Impotence Sc the
esult OF selfabuse Sexual Exc,sscs, and impure con
noctions can Of cure sent them free IN
sealed envelopes receipt Of red stamp Add''sS John
D. Villa rs p. o Box 2Sj5, Philadelphia A.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
ROOFING.

In r,ls ready to be laii down. adapted to Houses
Fac ofes snd Buildings Of all kinds constructed Gina
terAs that have ,to'd the Of fifteen years aud man
uiAtured or an entirely different aud better plan than
any other composition roof in Secured by patent
VERY darahle aud at low price Cfeulus and samples
seutffee by m all READY ROOFING CO.
69.s5 No 10 Made Lane New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET


forty different styles adapted red and secular mus
ie for $50 to 500 eaen. tn lRTY-FIVB GOLD or
SILVER MEDALS. or ohtr dfst premiums 'Mded
them Illustrated Catalogues free ADD tss. MASON
sHAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. NEw
Yohx 1924
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-17
WHIsKERs I WHIsKERs l

Do YOU van wh,.kers or MousiAohes Our creciAn
Compound will force "a gros on the smoothest
face or chin, or hair on bald heads In SIX Weeks -
PHO, Sl.t0-3 packages for - % eent by mail any
where tl1sely sealed receipt Of price.
Address. WARMER q CO., Box l3s. Bfooklynn
N b2O3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

steel To you aud your glorious Admins
iration Their jurisdiction iseo-cxtensivc
with their own wishes, and Brownlow =
nccessitios They are all sworn to exc
cute his pious will Besides, you have
Federal Courts in full operation all over
Tennessee. Courts are regularly held Mt
Memphis, Nashville aud Knoxville, for
the judicial Districts, which embrace the
State. in each of which District Attorneys,
who arc good Aboltionists, reside. The
Judge, Hon. G. +. Trigg, IL your friend,
and was appointed upon your aud Brown
lows urgent recommendation. llo voted
for you. never belonged to +" the land
or naval service" and ] suggest, with
great. ..diiiicence. il IL true, that, lay trans
ierrng me 10 one of these many tribunals
for speedy trial" the scnsibilties oi
the legal profession will not be shocked
beyond recovery. Failing in this, am
asking too much when | ayow myself
willing to swallow dose of that universal
panacea for all doubtful cases, Military
Commission at Washington Doubtless
il has jurisdiction Of my case, ny nGl ac-
cused of conspiracy. | know il ID compo-
tent to inhict that punishment which
many of your old rebel friends say de-
scrye~-ha hanging -as it has recently hung
woman. Don't fail 10 write soon. hi
rect your pri,d'c letters to Paducabf
Kentucky
May our Heavenly Father speedily ro-
store your Excellcncy's health, enlarge
your already powerful judgment aud m
derstanding, save you from being again
poisoasi, as on the 18th of March last, and
finally crown you in Heaven with $ the
old man Brown. aud all the mighty hosts
who await you there.
Your Excellcncy viii again accept re-
newed assurances Of the high considera
ton in which you are ever held by youl
very humble servant, sincere admirer
and aifcctionatc friend,
EMERSON ETHERtpuE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Present Condition OF Mount
Vernon.

The National Intelligonccr gives the
following account of the condition Of the
Washington home and grounds Of Mount
Vernon;
The library room. in the south end, is
occupied by Miss Tracy, the accomplished
and faithful agent of the Mount Vernon
Association. A bust of Washington, cast
in plaster by lIoudon, aud another Of La
fayette, facing each other high on the
walls, are the only observable relies. The
bookcases, built into the walls, with glass
doors, fully occupy ono side OF tho large
room. Over this apartment, in small
bedroom, the great and good man died
A hedstead, said to be tho exact copy Of
that on which he died, is the only article
in the chamber. The family pictures
were nearly or quite all ut Arlington, and
were taken to Richmond by Gen Ice.
The celebrated pitcher portrait, upon the
back of which was inscribed the beautiful
eulogy, and left in the mansion by nm mn
known hand, was carried away by John
A. Washington, and is in the possession
of that family. The long row of. brick
quarters still stand as they have for 80
or 10 years, since they were partially de-
stroyed by fire. In this row Washington
had his blacksmith and carpentering es-
Establishments, and here now live the two
old colored servants Of whom mention has
been made, Us the servants that came
here go years ago, with Anne Blackburn,
the wife of Bushrod Washington.
The . Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
ton" it is we'll known, made their pur-
chase in 1858, and had made the last pay.
ment of 81 900 upon the eve of the re,
bellion. The association had expended
also $50, 900 in improvements, in addition
to paying the $500, 900 purchase money
| Much still needs TO be done, and the large
amount of funds at this time accumulat-
ing from the tErongs of visitors, who pay
an entrance fee each of twenty-five cents
will do much for putting the national
shrine and preserving it in proper condi.
ton. The scourge of the rebellion stayed
its desolating tide at the confines of these
sacred acres. The tomb of Washington
was held sacred on both sides. Pohick
Church, Where Washington worshippec
till the close Of the Revolution, has no
escaped so well. The last discourse ii
this church was tempestuous disunior
harangue by an itinerant Methods
preacher on Sabbath, near the opening
of the war. The ancient edi6ce is now !;
shell not window, door, nor the small
est fragment of the pews, pulpit, nor flool
are to be seen. 1t was used early in TIL,
war by soldiers for shelter, and later wa
turned into stable. The ancient tomb
stones of the abandoned graveyard ar,
lying and leaning around, and desolatior
is painted in all its saddest forms upol
! the scene The old Pohick Church wa
erected near this some $50 years ago
This was erected in 1772, and Washing
ton was the chief contributor in its cree
ton TO this church, Washington 70
) years regularly repaired, some seven miles
allowing no company to keep him iron
the Sabbath service. The pew doors o
J Washington and the great George Masol
had been carried away as relics before tn
war. The brick walls alone now remain
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

WoMEN's WoRTH.-I presume it will nev-
er cease to be matter of dispute what is
the rightful sphere of either sex, in the econo-
my of life, or how far the one sex exceeds
the other in the faithful performance of pc
culiar duties. 1t seems to me, however,
that, in humble life especially, woman far
excels man in the careful discharge of do.
mestic obligations. Granted taat they both
have had about equal advantages of educa-
tion an9 discipline, woman VIII be found tc
be far superior to man in nice appreciation
of what is due to herself aGd those around
her and, III respect to the exercise of thu
virtues of forbearance and self-sacrifce, al
will readily admit her pre- eminence.- Bur
al New Yorker
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
oHNnRAE Norrcn i,

Correspondents writing ever assumed signstnrcs
o. anonymously, must make known their proper
Dlnes 20 the Editor. or no attention viii be given
- their communications.
An Letters and Communications whether on
essineas for pabEication, should be addressed te
Ale Editer.
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TOR ADVERTISING.

Ter one Square, ef Twelve LiEes, or
&asa, 0ne insertion $3
Ioe 8aeA 8ubaequont Insertion !
~ A liberal Reduction from these
lates So Quarterly, Half Yearly and
Yearly Advertiser, and upon al Eens Thy
Advertisement. wrtli BE made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
IssuED EvRRY SATURDAY.
an ALBANY. LINN COUNTY. OGN.
JAS OsMEARA.
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

PLANTS IN BEDRooMs. sit should be known
by all persons, that to have plants in close
bedroom at night is practice detrimental to
health. Even plants not in flower, without
smell, injure the air during the night, and
in the absence of the sun, by impregnation
with nitrogen and carbonic acid gas.
, 1865-03-09

CQKB
COUGH RAIaAK
relieves cu11uMpttJ&
cough N SOON 14 it n
tAken4
, 1865-03-09
@.oox COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Issue Of County Bonda-The money 10
Go Through the HANDS OF tHe
County TREASURER

rp, -, e.,o,v,4o,a met at ten o'clock,
AAe ooa1u ~ :. .,rorr,n bn}np nreseut
parsuan, ~, -.rscsne session were read
Ife n,nu1es o. ue pseeeo41'' ''"
and approved.
PETITIONS AND CONCENTRATIONS.
er,, u.1ans nresenteff A nesftion from the Me-
Cup. nance ,..... ,,t,,o for mr.
hopolitau Roadway Assoclaa"n' aoa So. 80
mission to use portion Of Cottage grove afeaHc'
Referred 10 the Committee on jno1raa1y. ~
Sup EnickerbockeE presented me pga4@oa @ -
two soldiers who enlisted at Hiton heau, ~ =,
1864 and were credited to Cook connN; ;n Ern5 ~"
the comfy bounty. Referred 70 aAe u ~ o'e
Committee, with power to acL ..,., ~ +ha
Sup. Rexford presented tae Psahoa Pt aa~ca,sivc
town udaeera OF Eerth. sasnnS VIZ fe,rsil to r;e
damages IL an appeat foa3 80. 49,, 1'e4sAAe~ ~
COMMITTEE on Road. and gsa psiagessa ,or ,h,tem.nt
sundry PETITIONS Welg p G..Nt4tas "a EnuaifZ-
of taxes; Referred TO tae soaaDs''eo ~ 1&7'-~@-
petition WAS pScseep1Ieeo e1e y bfaEra3 @ ~ the War
Askfng for bounty % S1U. ae!exseo W "o !" a.
Fund Committee, Win po"ef ~ az.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ann. Reuben Taylor from the Committee On
jail md Jail Accounts, reported upon sundry 6liia
reiel9eo 70 S their M. navment Report concnrred
~ 4A>saAe" '0~%.
e., pa..- f-o,, the Comrnittee On Public Bnild-
,oea p,escntea report upon certain bills referred
tdth.a9' 70 ths@' recommending 'neN gay D4e4''
S po.s ,-asnrted ost1ffon from certlin offi-
~ ~ W. SsniFE FExna nd Committee o % -: :
cons1E nos9s. x.,,...,
This ennefn1 rnmmtffee. to whom were referred