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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10
DIES HOMES House,

CUTuer dtuut * 8atsT Streets
pES 1DiA S..t---s---"-.-- .---.-i1# A.
Thls spactaEs and comfortable HetgI be- Bpx krrf
BY J. s. BRnws. Eho Bas Tltsa up aaEi
fqrnlshe2 il la q zty'e unsurpassed ty any hotel IN
the West. His tablets a3ways supplied Elib The
bssEtan ghe Ket a89Fas. aus vvergeads eufgaes
aasFd-f III The he $40 for the eyntoTt anI pleasure
Of Eaasts dlrt z thaaE stay at the Capital u Iowa.
AS@as ca 20 tn4s dtU4 sal me stzbte#Hd Car
rs AasH. waaFa travellers hrrsez are cared
FIR. Ss# persons having Business IN tie county
cEn Ts1cpulgaoaaEed SIth eoavsg ru-ss &c any pgTt
of the state !. s. 10 n
De# Asiass, Iowa May IL, 1858. Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

T.xTxs,< GogfRxakNr BoNps.-Both
houses Of the New Hampshire Legislature
have phssed the bill taxlug the income on
United States bonds . per cent, aud it is
now a law. Remarking upon this, the
Hartford Times says:
ssIhs people all over the country are
going tn dFmand that capitalists who in
vsst In United States bonds shall bear
their just proportion OF taxes"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

gTHop. Emerson Ethridgs says the
Memphis BHIlsiin, has 0 good chance 10
the Henderson, Distsiea. though be isnow
a military prisoner.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

War CoxvESrKsT.ANe Tega4d it as
very convenient TO have the Record of
Titles III the. l9aa aE IaNo.sl EsaTsyAu-
cor, and this 10 particularly the case since
the Reoorfis bsvs bsaoFns sAa pFeP@ty Of
the lion. J. p. CAsApr, and therefore we
send resoussuen q 20 ali pefsonsesssAa2
either TO cell or buy real estate to call al
the office of GAsAav AIKsx and have their
conyeyaecing done where 0 compsese
RRsosp-ps TgNxsis&sps apd ~ 2 ga@Lteg
of course mistakes are Teas liable to be
made.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

Does.-Somo ~unEepenting GUS, not
having the fear of Judge Lynch before
his eyes, is in the habit of poisoning all
the good dogs he eau get 4 chance at
We understand that measures hare been
takgh 10 catch the rascdl, AMI w6en
caught VS. gould about as soon be 10 the
place Of q strgchninei dag, as 10 hi4.
ALwArs AT HoME.--If this term was
ever opplieabiate-aag Hsan, il is Particu-
larly applicable TO j. r. CoSAxr, who may
be aaia to be always at home, 3 6. IN bis
Jewelry and Watch repairing shop. We
psea Dts soNP asssy "Ia nesus ssstt0 srr
him either sslliag Jswclry 10 bis aaston-
ers or : sitting at bis bench repairing
Watches or Jexelg.s Ths to pur mind
ia proof OF Two thfngs-frst; that ha Ia a
good workman and clever fellow and
ssOoad. siia aim : v4ay kpHa II.
See bis card in another column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

prE TLASr.-We are under many obli-
s4tioaa tell. AxE@RK Of Czoseqns City,
for . fDs bunas u Pie Plans aAsa Is
from q Seeding OF his Own raising, and
called, "Terry's Excelsior Pie Plant, - and
il a littie the beat that We heYe ever tasted
We understand tBasJ..t Z. TRfrSoa, or the
Sidewalk DEPOT, Upper Broadway, will
kocp this Pic Plant on hand and for sale
during the seaann. Il,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

CoLXA>'s RrRAL WoRLo.-We are in
receipt Of this new Agsieu.suralan Hor-
ticlltlrai Jcusnal-a successor to the old
Valley Farmer, 50 well known through
out the West. It's pgiDted in neat style,
AMI each number contains matters Of The
highest importance to Farmers, Fruit
Growers and Stock breeders. IL has also
an ably conducted department devoted to
the Family Circle.
This Journal really merits p4sronage
from every farmer in the West. It is
published in qaarto form, at Saint Louis,
No., on the LIST and lj.h Of each month
BIZ the old Editor If the Valley Farmer,
NJRaAN J. CoLaAN, Esq. at s. per aanurp,
to whom subscriptions should be sent
The journal will be sent from the FIRST Of
July to the fsst Of January for 81. We
think cur rradB $ viii And il % lacir ~
Gerest TO subscribe for it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

THIS DEMOCRATS.

Resolved, That the City.
Council is herebR request"
ed to give all lis Public
priR&ing 90 The NOnpaFeN,
and that all loyal citizens
arr earnestly re4aessed 20
withdraw their support,
either by subscriptions or
ADVERTISING, froIaa The
Council Huff Rugie.7
The above resolution was passed by
tae Loyal I.eagusfnthis city. Gomnseht
is unnecessary. Democrats seeing toe
attempt to prescribe THE BcGtE, will
know h2w to avert it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

TIE DEY Gu0Ds TRAoE OF CaFCAG3.-
We copy from the Chicago Tri5Has the
Of the sales made by some Of the
leadia@ Dry Goods houses in that city for
the year le6l-an Idea of tho extent Of
the business done ia Chicago in tAis line
can be formed from reading the return Of
sales Of the three leading Dry Goods hon
ses which nc append:
Field, Palmer Il Letter So, $4,000
John Y. Farweil / Co., . $j,4j4, 900
= Bowsp Brss,, -Sj,I6Q, geo
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

rsrgTFuggzY -rssas, Tar, Arnasdss giaia. Pa
Gsnag, 4 sL4aa4 asI NnAss HneaasHs&s NSs@
isfsvF assaa$esmensr . vi sHssag aa@k<
Ms1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

m. #T%EE7#~ # e @~~ 3D. 49, &&@ HI #&#
AEIergyman, while residing In South America
IS a missionary, discovered a safe and simple REM
dy for The Cure Of Nervous weakness. Early Decay
Disesfe Of The Urinary, aud seminal Organs, and
the whoIs a4ia Of aishofaeTs Droag6t on by bane-
ful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been
slresiy cured By this nsble remesy. Prompted BY
! desire 10 bearat The aS1i2sea and unfortunate, I
will send the reeips fer preparing and psiag this
medicine, ia a sealed envelope, 90 any one who
avvaS n, F%rsg phrge,
Please iaeIese 3 stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address JOSEPH r. ISaAE,
rH Station n. Bihle upass,
Oct. q, s64 fp. New Yoyk City
eV Business and professional men.
can be sccomoaated vithsa place in the aueLE. for
taeir cards. We axpses every enscxpslAing busi-
ness ulan in ths ets 80 advertlss in the DuaLE-
Advertising is The means Of Carrying ones hnsi-
ness int every house that is served by 3 ncwxpa-
per, instead Of waiting for Customers to look fos
one's sign over uues' place OF basjnvss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

CHickES SHuoriNG.-On the first inst,
being the day that It became lawful in the
year Is6j 10 kill Prairie Chickens, We
noticed a faw Of our cracks gith lDg and
gun making Iwo-for;y time fer the prai-
RTE. They returned in the evening havir:
met with varied success each having Killed
from ten ta fortF-nins chickens; bot 10
one, n taoas9 several reached the ioTti2s
coala COUNT his half = bandsci Try
agaIa GeDtss you gDay haYs bsste luck
next time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10
Yss t5zHesSTx3sxs EEK ffessSn kfKshr
srD Nv fsdr 4

city and Notwithstanding Ne have had
two Shows wIth Circus sombined Yans.
kes Robiason's and DeHaven's,) here, we
can truly say that the "0Fson Brothers.
gave decidedly Abe bead Satisfaction aud
Was the Show OF the season. Miles Or
ton ID as good 8 horseman as can be found
ia America and his accomplished lady 10
not much bis inferior and both together
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10

THASEA.-Ho return our thanks to j.,
F. |IlorrER Of the News Depot aud Book
Store, fer a 6la Of late papers. If our
Feadess ssishto obtain the latsa news By
the purchase Of Eastern or Southern
newspapers, they can always find them at
IIoafER>$, on VI adie Broadway North side.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-15
NE" sERlES-VOL. v.-NO. 81.


i would " respectfully ask your allowirn
Of The W,e,9 u,e 81 small space in the columns
statements tU 70 say a WORD regarding these
within the past few months bor 49,.
~ lhe United States has sent her b;iHIsas SHsns
.Acnange on London bankers n ,ho
mount OF eight hundred pounds s,orIira
VI ueariy ten thousand dollars in graen' rs'
u"chs' ,I! She has never received a a>son ~
sI'S money; Her letters have been onen.
ea here and the drafts extraotaJ lIcoua ~
gong on to her, and this is Inc reosoushn J' !
IN distress. To proud TO he,, 100 -, ~
olapie TO borrow, she pawned her ;n,noI-
anu wedding presents, piece by n acs 80
,ii her situation became known ~ w..
friends Cat off from pecuniarv re,n',,a"H De'
o''Hhser IN strange land, her hnsbon5
So. ,Oltlern prison, what could she do
1utelY a poverty in young and beautlf,i
woman is not on y sacred claim 10 tbe
p!oteetioh OF society, but is also the verc
highest creden,ial of honor. w!
1 received during the week a letter f.o,-
!hiS poor lady, and she saws. ~ ,,inl, :,
Is so cruel in the Yankees to iptercent ~
letters and stop my money, and ! 5onL
SNOW why am thus persecutedD H.
cruel' @ ana 1t Is beneath the dignity ofarv
government too sloop to such niears -.
revenge. Such things in the dsrl, o,o,
would be called unchivalrous. Good a.,
car ms be the nineteenth century
Mr harding came here as pcaceable
citizen would come, TO attend to bis ~;
Va'e business and return 10 England u.
had no confederate duties. Hayinc noarI,
completed his labors, he want to IIa,ri-,-
burg TO see his wife's mother, aud WbiIe
returning thence, with all the necessar,,
papers and passes ia his possession was ar.
rested this side OF Harper's Ferry. Cor.
hned IN nondescript guard houses. in iails
ana dragged about like q convicted Geior
ne was finally lodged ia the Carroll nrisor
at Washington, and from thence taken 10
orr delaware. After suffering two nopths'
Sohhnement, he was unconditionally 70.
leased, and sailed for Europe on the Sth
feoruary. She will not be in want or dis.
trei6 when he arrives in London. For
"ha' he was arrested or coufnedi is TO him
YET mystery.
The intimaton of Mrs. Hardin, ,bo,
the publication Of hor work would endan.
ger the life of her husband was not with.
out foundation, as there are officers biob
10 power at Washington, of whom she
knows more than is generally known. and
VINO VIII DO shown up ia their true l;pht
and colors in her book They fear iho
truth.
~'", 80, .N"FVOs'"I,, Y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-15

A HORRIBLE AFgMR-Wo TORTURED
|-Rojbery, Outrage, Arson aud Norder. Six
heavily ironed prisoners came up on the
Lotus day before yesterday, from Clalks-
vile, among whom was G. W. Hutchinson,
formerly chaplain lst colored Kansas in
| fantry. The names Of the other five are
w. b. Farmer, lst Arkausas cavalry Il,
II. Atwe,l, % Kansas cavalry John
Sharks, "a Arkansas infantry, and c. o..
Kimball, citizen, formerly of the ID Kan
sas cavalry, and more recently liouten-
ant in the I'd Arkansas.
Ex-Chapain Hutchinson, who resigned
his position in the army some time last
spring, in order to follow the real bent Of
| his inclinatons with more leisure, stands
charged with heavy swindling operations
upon the government and people. How
far he is incriminated with the deeds Of
the other prisoners cannot be ascertained
until after more thorough investigation
OF the case.
The other prisoners stand charged with
torturing four respectable ladies over a
slow fire till they were horribly mutiia-
ted about their heads, shoulders and feet
and with ravishing them, from the effects
of which one died and the Others were
made cripples for life. One of the prison
ers also charged with additional crimes
upon the body Of one Of the victims which
pen would shudder to record.
The object Of the cruel wretches was to
obtain some money, a considerable amount
of which these ladies were supposed to
have in their possession. They lived a
bout seventy Eve miles below this place,
in the vicinity of Clarksville. Three of
the unfortunate victims are now at the
latter place under medical treatment
Their houses were also burned down. In
formation was received here day before
yesterday, and seven other persons had
been put in irons at Clarksville, charged
with being connected in the above crimes.
We give the details of this horrid affair
as we received them from the officer who
conducted the preliminary investigation
al Clarksville. A full trial will undonbt-
edly develop a II the facts in the case and
Justice be fully meted out.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-15
BELLE BOYD.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE New YORK World:
There recently appeared in q New York
paper an article, copied from an English
naper, in reference to Mrs. Harding (neG
Belle Boyd, which stated that she was III
London in poverty and want, and recon-
mending her TO the sympathy ofSouth.
erners 10 England the article also stated
that Mr. Harding, who had gone to Amer.
ica to attend to his Confederate duties,
had fallen into the hands Of the FederaI''
aud was suffering confinement in a 40. an
kee bastile, that she had written q DOOM,
and that any number of publishers wt,e re
ready to advance a handsome sum lor l's
publication; but the poor LADY, naving
heard her husbands life aepenaeu on 10
SUPPRESSION, , dared not allow It's publica-
ton
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-03-15

pea. United States Senator Thomas
Holiday Hicks, Ex-Governor Of Mary
lam, died in u ashingIon City. lie was
struck with paralysis and died in short
time afterwards.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
HOUSEHOLD FRIENDS,

Goes Cough Balssm and Goes Dyspepsia
Core-they should always be in the mouse
ready for immediate use they are the most
reliable remedies known. The one Away .
handy and speedy in cases Of sudden attacks
Of Group amongst the children, or for curing
the most stubborn coughs and colds, is ex-
cellent for sore throat and all lung difficult
ties. the other--Coe's Dyspepsia Cure--is
certain to cure dyspepsia, no matter OF how
long standing. indigestion, and all diseases
that originate in disordered state OF the
stomach and bowels.
Wood, Bxby a. Co.. Agents. wS2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

VIZ HEREAs, the Legislat re OF the State
w of Vermont, in the year Of our Lord one
,bouaand eight hundred and sixty-three assessed a
tav ON the Grand List Of the township Of Ferdi-
n,nd. in Essex County in said State of five hun
dred cents on the dollar on the list of said town
sbip for the purpose of making and repairing roads
and building bridges these are to warn the non
rcsid mt proprietors and land owners of the said
town of Ferdinand who have not paid their pro-
norton of such tax in labor or Otherwise to the
committee appointed to superintend the expendi-
lre Of the same. TO the subscriber, on the fol-
lowing lots of land, viz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
sy.,.. aOtu,s
DIR. MATTISON

Of Providence NJ Ieats,eKous velyiall diseases aud
accidents resl ing!tom mprudenoe 10 both CIV
ing Them bis whole attention. DR. NJ. ~ a thoroughly
educated physician Of over t~eny years expert
bearing the highest testimonials. and undo bt dy pos
superior skill in that class Of die shieh he
has devoted 50 muen time and attention. Persons a
distance, and ladies' especially, having any trouble Of
'hq kind shoud be O. for his Book Special
Diseases, gviug ull affirmation 10 sealed eHye lps
sent free. hac stamp Jr postage, and fe 70
DR. MArrtSJN NJ 2S Uaion street. Providence.
80 tOI.W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

That so much OF their lands will be sold at public
vendue at the Island Pond Hotel in Brighton. in
said Essex County, the 26th day Of December
A. d. 1860 at o'clock in the afternoon as will be
requisite to discharge their respective taxes with
costs.
Dated at Brighton, in the County of Essex, this
25th day Of October A. d. 1860
8l:S A. +. WOODMAN, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

Don't be foolish. "-Yon can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by everybody
Or sample sent free by mail for SOC. that
e'-ils f,.i, { go Nv y. T.. Wclrof. ITO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
the NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
GRAND UNION VICTORIES.

NEW York, Nov. Ill 80 p. NJ
Nearly complete returns from the City
give Slocum over "a 600 majority, being a
Democratic loss Of $4,000 from last year
His maj tIty will be about 25 900.
Returos from the interior generally show
Union gain. there is no doubt OF the e.tc.
ton Of Mr.. Barlow a. Secretary Of State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

/ lspeoi.l Report TO ,beJournal
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA N RI UuE AND BRIGHTON
For the sees ending Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1853
AUGUST OF STOCK At nAREEr
Cattle sheep shutes Fat Hogs Calves
TINS week S7i5 1922 800 1900 IS
One year ago, 3lG5 oO6s 800 236s 81
BsEI CArrLE-BKtra fst and heavy premium Oxen,
sl5,OO sl3 oO lst quality $1,000 $500, 2nd
quality Sll OOs 1900, 90 quality 5000 ell 90 per
100 lbs, on total weight Of hide, alow and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, best Western,
sl4,OOa Ella, 80. Bulls, 10, 8 90 $500
working oxen, $3.50 $500 per pair, according
to their value as beef Handy Steers ss5 $50.
Mich Cows, fair quality $50 $50 extra good ss5
SlO, with or without calves a. may be agreed far
rUs aud ordinary $50 $50
Stores Ysarlinps sis s2s; fwo-, ear.olds $50 a
s4J tniet )tar-o,ds, "a ~
sheep and Lambs, 8 10 extra Gao cts per 10. ON
i've weight Or $3.50 $3.50 per head. la lots
extra, SO 80
shOtes-w hoesale 10 .i4l; retail. IS a l6o per h.
Dressed 90 1000 Fat Hogs, 1874 l4s per ID.
Spring Pigs, Wholesale. 20 2ooi retail, per
Veal Caves As per head
Hides, a0i' per 10 Country lots, a Sio.
CAf-ekins, 20 a O.
TallOs-g 100 per h.
Pelts-Sl62 sl75 esch. Country lots sac.
This is election dag in Massachusetts,, and although
It has arriv with less buster sound aud fury,
than any other election VI equal importance within
reooll' od1n. It has undoubtedly hal lis influence 10
keeping macy buyers from the market The large
supplies Of last week has reduced the demand this
week Compared With last week, the quality Of the
stock is much inferior, and larger proportion are
small, inferior animals The decline in prices and the
dulness OF trade u last week is fully sustained aud
the drovcrs say half cent per ID part all
Of which the butchers assert is owing 90 the poor quail
~ " the stock, large part If which is from Can
You cannot cheat the butchers into the belief that
poor cat le are AZ good As tat make them believe
that their dry and rswny steers just good
A. your Western GERS, although the drOvers complain
that the farmers attempt TO make them believe there is
not much difference. The attendance Of buyers has
been uuusua y thin, aud large numbers were left uu-
sold At Cambridge. Thesheep ra1e is worse than the
cattle TIE dr0vers count upon their losses with big
figures d. Rice sold one flock Of s. lbs each for SIX
ceus. and another drove, nearly heavy for TO q
cents per 10 Che dfover who sold 400 500 Canals
sheep and lambs for IS 80, said that fifty cents
head less than cost few slim lots sold a low a,
s262 One lot 4 C0ssets we're cold AZ So 50, and
many lots at 70 "a cents per To- 1900 live sheep, ia
addition 10 the lage amount OF dressed mutton cent
from Maine has proved too much for the market dur
ing the past week, and butchers Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10


Y 10 i4ld And heAlthiui oiiaA,e rhiry miles soata
OF Phlai phia BY kadfo,d, IN New Jersey the
same line Of lat lde Baltimore, Md
Ine sol is oh aud productive, varying from clay
SAT- 10 m, suitable fJf wheat, gGass cora, baccO.
ffuita and vegetables This lisa eat fuit coauuy
five hundred vnsy ards and orehaos have acted
out by experienced nit gtOwers Grapes, peach >,
ready Of the most beautiful places tie Uuitrd
states The entire territory, cJnsising Of fhy "a "a
miles Of land, Is laid GU. upon general system Of I'M
pr0yenents. The land is oay s)l - actual settlers
wi prov siOns fJr pIblie adornment. h. place, on
account Of it, great beauty vel o. er advantages
become the resort Of pc pl " taste has ress-
ed Ave tn nsand people within the past three yeas.
Oh Tchfs re-, seho1 academies sOcet u AID
learn ng and other elemen culture have
be n introduced Hundreds Of people ar con tanil 81
ting reds Of new ouses are oriue constructed.
Price Of farm lAnd 20 10 ADD upw rd S5 per
FIVE aud leu Acfr and Village lot. for sale
Fruit and vegetables rpen earlier In this ii trct than
in any other locality north Of Noflk, Va Improved
places f. sale
Opening, for all X nds Of business, Lumber Yard.
Manufactures, iundries Stores, aud the like aud
ST. AN Power, with room cau be rented.
FIR persons wuo desiie mild winters. heathful eli
mate, aud good soil 10 a country beautifully mpiov.
ed aooundng in fruits, aad possessing all other soei,
privileges the heart Of civilization Il is worthy Of
visit.
Letters answered aud the Yneland RuralA paper Civ
ing ul inf1 stion, and containing Reports " coiOn
Robinson, sent u app icanis.
Address OHAS. Lands, VinelAad p. o., Lands
Township, New JERSEY
From Report Of soiin Robinson. Agricultural Rdiu,r
OF The Tribune L. Ia Of the mos extensive Ter.
tile ia almost level ala and suitable CO..
diton for pleasant miag that know Of this SIDE VI
the Western aires" SlO31aw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
DIR. H. ANDERS IODINE WATER.

An itUGiu ibie Discovery
fun graf Of dins in each ounce Of Water,
Diu0iued 0.thoa q S0iren.
The erfll yitahzing sgent and Restor tive
knosn. 1crofI, sal. Rheum, Cancers, rheumatism,
usunpti5n, anl ohrInii and hsreiitery dseA'es
cured by its use THOUSANDS ttstiy Circulars
sen re Price no per 10 tie, or o for $500.
ur ANDE ., & CO.. Physicians aud Chemists,
50 broa1siy. New York sold by drug lists generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10
Marriages

In Chez erheld N. Oct 2s. BY Rev II. K Butler
Nj Hiram Caretoa Of Barre, VI, and Miss Lzze Nj
Pope Of Ches .er
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-10

n EN- + l. N o T / G r..
lJHsyng taken couplete control Of my office again,
offer my ,etyoe TO those needing DENTIST eau 10
fond Al ny Ohics At all times prepared 10 d. WOfk
eith dispatch Nj prices asteasOnaDe as any i9cdd
Dent and ny manl hundred pat oas bear test mony
IS o. The efficiency Of work.
GREAT CAhE TAKEN IN FILLING TEETH =
so az to make ths operation really benefit.
Ia extracting use khef, -hlofoofn, aud Nitrous
Oude Gas and in regard go the latter have the test
m1ny Of N best chemtts and surg ons saying
1t Is Harmless
by my prices and aod ork intend 70 make IL really
a obi ect 10 person needing teeth 70 cal on
JONh NJ COMkjYs,
dswu State Street duntpe'ier VI