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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
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DENTISTS. OORNrn = ADr AID
sos.h sercesa eser Harkss = H..
-----l. Grocesy Store. An peeDoQo
sss5s i. 1900 . superior slvls u nssAi1aQ
- S.s".se 60. Pricee nOderats. - ~
Entrsncs - lah 81 VIII
80. .. Hrwsll. , 1900
NEWELL. 4 sEtEnANCE.
(FrrlCE On Brady street. b<t~eon Third and
.-l.n. jsnldtf
JULIUS KOCIl.
NJ . ~ AND DEALER -
&c ST.. ~ " Ladies' Hsrs, Gloves. R0bes.
= = oef Matt and Harrison. nvlsm
AUsE. sTEFFEN.
|D"AIhs IN EvEKY DESCRIPTION OF
GRAIN,
= harrison 81. between Seccrd and Third.
sveapors, Ao~ =.
HENRY aE1.DY,
DM.,l.ka IN FURNITURE. CARPETS.
"a. IN, go. ~ cioih Mating, Window Shades,
- -. SECOND 81, next door 70 Perry. jy9l
JACOB l.lTxEN.
)MAofiCAL DYER -PARrICULAK AT
- C.rs pad 70 dyelng Cloths, Silks velvets
srsa h T,s o. any kind--to give any color a.
.o.,h .hfrd street, two doors weei OF lowe
- ~ que myisdiy
L. W. HARRISON.
al A1kNT; Buys snd sells Real Estate,
H.jis u, INN u ss.on, attends 70 renting HouIes,
-.,.;"s e'c. The best references given when re
ia.ea oiice in Frank Pu,nmsr's Law UiTic,.
So lower end Of Post Office Block, up
sep2s-diy
JAMES HARRISON.
HAMiLi GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
HI, oa aand the best quality Of Provisions
''Vlo" ware. kerosen. Oil. etc.
neeond street, between Brady and Perry, Da
-, : myl4-dly
+. klaRHA.
4 nILsILR AND BUILDER SHOP ON
vsnn Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office, DA
=. W.. NlcCI.EDn.ANN.
RIILDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH
Io1. Doors, Blinds, Mouldines, Brackets, de-
v ahna Tor buildings Of every description
y. DnoP ana Factory corner Of Main and Thirc
streets, Davenport. Iowa acl -dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
GEO. DEMERII & co.
The following splendid Last Of
Watches. Chains, Gold Pens
and Pencils,

&C.. Ac.. Worth $500. 900!
To be sold at one DOLLAR each, without re
gard to value, aud not 20 be paid until you know
What sou viii receive.
loo 1old Hunting Cases Watches. each $lo0.
- al.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
NcOff (Oee,,tu Lands.
Houses For Sale.

IN Cleona, Hickory Grove, and Princeton
i Townships. Fol sale by -
mr, az JNO L.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

srArE % CcssEcIicuT.l 50
Coupty Of Hart ord.
james a. Patterson. President, md Rodney
Dcunis secretary. ofthc TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
COMPANY, oil Hartford, Conr., being scverally and
duly sworn. deposc aud say, and e,.,, for himself
says, that the foregoing i, true. fl aud correct
statement OF TIA. aiians ci the sad orporaion
and that tae, are the nbove named officers thereof
aud tina, part OF the capital or enrnnes 81 said
Company has been deposited in an, state or
Te,,itory rs security ior losse. therein
}. q. BArrlRsev re- dent.
RopsEi Dtx>is. secre,ary.
Sui 4etheA aud swurn before me by the above
named James g. Patterson. President md Rod.
uey Dennis Secretary, tins 2tth DAY of February
\. D., lo6a. tisAsGg q. SILL
Commissioner for the State of Iowa
KNOW AL MY, That the Travellers In
suranc Compa VI Of Hartford. do hereby author
re ans aud ali Agents that said Company has or
NAV hereafter hive or appoint in The state OF
Iowa. Tor aud on be ,aif OF said Company TO ac-
cppi anl acknowledge service oil all process,
whether ineusc o. arai. IN any action proceed
ing against said Company III any OF the Courts ~
the s4id state. And II is hsrsbv admitted and
areed that said service OF p,Ucess afure sad
shall be taken and held to be valid aud snthcen,
| in that pehai. tie same as If served upun said
Company, according 10 the avs and III at,tice d
! said State, or any other state and nil Chains vi
| right cf error bv reason oi The hummer Of such
service IL hereby express was ed and reipquish
ed.
Witness our hands md seal Of the COMPANY
this z I'll day .. January, 4. u /, 1861
j. u. BAfTtRsnS, President.
kopSEr DKSSIs, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

Cut this notice out it, you drsire Dr. HsRyEY's
PILLs or book. and il yon 'annot procure their
Of your druggist, do not take any other, TOR
some dealers who 'nprincpled will recon-
mend other Female Pills. they can make "A larger
profit on---but enclose the money aud send d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
Stores For Sale


uTuPPERMAN'S BLOCK THREE STORES
w on Brady Street, for sale tv
49, Az mo t. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

the mos, infalIibie and popular remedy ever
known for all diseases u The female sex. They
have oeen used in many thousand eases with un
failing success-and may be relied on in every
ease for ~nicb they are recommended, and par
,iculary 10 oil cases arising from
Obstruction, or StsSpISage of Nature
M matter firm what cause il arises They are
cectusl IN restoring To health all who suffer
90 iron H.sksess md Dttiiay, Nsrine Dis-
| ~ r,.. r. n and they
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
Cm,ss ~ tss0s D .Je,s ssn,s,

MANUFACTURERS or H54. =
GHANb, SQUARF, q. rOT7ACE CPRl0H1
III va 70 II TR - u
No. 7es Brondway. New York. Asfs's Z.
Each instrument warranted for Five Years. A
Wholesale and retail. IS per cent ieas tlsan Il,
anne class Piaro elsewhere. Dealers will DO ~
xaminc our instruments Seod FOR csea1okee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

rI>wO FRAME HOUSES. AND FULL LOTS,
L in Parker's Addition, for sale Ivy
mr. -a,f JNO l.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

=. w. A1cCl.EU.n.ANN.
BUILDER. MANUFACTURERS or sAsu
1,.1. doors, Blinds, Mouidines. brackets. &C.
Sv ah tor buildings Of every description.
-. onoP ana Factory corner Of Main and Thirc
---- =, .asthFnrt. Iowa aQl -dkw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
GREAT CHANCE TO make RcnEYl

GREAT CHANCE 10 MAKE RcnEN
AND receive Watch rnrs. ~ selling our
NoNELIi AND NATIONAL PRIZE PACKETS.
New packets Just issued. Zach packet con-
tains over dollars worth of Valuable .ta,;onerv
and Jewelry--besides one Certificate in sh,. great
sale q 1856, 900 Of Watches. Diamonds ana icw.
elrv Thousands Of these packets can be sofa
We want 40 agent in every town and camp.
thus making profitable business for a smart
mau in each place,
cts and fine silver watch. Circulars mailed
free. Sample packet and certificate sent ON re
| ceipt of s. cts G.. s. HASklNS& CO..
fsha.-d&wim* No 81 Beekmsn ST., N Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
PREPARED bv an experienced Chemis.

They are PERFECTLY harIlIess on The system,
NAV H. taken at any time with perfect safety !;
sioyid not h. taksn or M isedrvsdgs may b. ne
rcsDu. They never cause any sickness. pain or
distress.
Each box contains sixty pills aud full dircc-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

in strengthening and restoring the system,
rhousa lands Of ladies who lave Eatiered for years
and tried satinus other remedies in VAN. owe q
renewal of their health and strength "hoin 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
: Or M AElRvEYS FEMALE PILLS.

I ono Of fLe most enlihHHt PNFsTItH'' TTescTSeo
Them for many wears In his private practice, and
M physicinn was more truly popular or widely
| Known than him IN the treatment OF
| FINALE DIFFICULTIES.
All who have used pr. pAavEr's FEMALE PILLs
recommend them to others. Narsss recommend
them ruggists and Dsaters recommend them
in preference 10 other medicines because OF their
merits No lady objects TO take them for they
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

Box suT9 20 CcGlOT Street. n. ".
Who will take all risk II properly directed aud
yon will receive them post paid. securely sealed
from observation by return mail
SOLU By MIRA GIS7.S GENERALLY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

RErRIBurIoN IN EAST TENSEssEE.-
The eecesh left "a Eat Tennessee are being
" put through by Parson Bro~nlow and thu
loyal courts. The Union men are prosecut-
ing uch OF their old secesh neigh hbors as have
any property for damages for what they .ut-
tered IN the beginning Of the war, and tho
iuries give any amount Of dam4gas asked.
BY this process the Union men intend to get
all the property into their own hands
Bruwnlow's Knoxville Wing Of the lst men
tiOns three cases OF the sort that OF Parson
Brnwnlow himself who obtained verdict
s25 600 damages against three secesh citi-
zsus. Hotsce Foster the same amount, from
other parties. and he heirs Of Sam Piekens'
$50 900 against others. Browlow says The
damages should have been put higher, ou'
the lures gave all that was ssked and die
not take five minute TO decide in either esse
and be advises all union men who have bee'
robbed to commence suits.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
TuE PRE,1pENr'- ADVICE TO GIN. HOOK

THE PREsIDEST's ADVICE TO GEN. Hook
ER.-Ap prupos 10 he report OF the drunken
ns.s Of Vice Pre-, ident johnson or the ds,
Of the Inaugurauoo, the Washington Core
s5ondent Of the Daiiy News ssyS " One [
be stories told OF the President-I am nc
sure il was told by him-tan thus: Whe
Gen Hooker was about to start for To
Southwest, TO take command under Sh,I
man, he called at the White House and sa'
Mr.. Lincoln. some conversation ensued
the President was in good humor. as is usut
with him, and the General WAS highly pleas
ed at being 50 well treated after the bluude
and .laugh hter Of Chancellorsville When
wa. about leaving. the Presidenr, assuming
serious tone and manner, requested him
wait a momsnt, a. he mad some importan
advic. to give. He then told Gen. Hooke
that he most promise not 20 visit certal
county ia Kentucky. Hooker asked hln
~hat county he meant. Well, General,
said the President, mean Bourbon county
YOU must avoid it, Hooker understood tn
Joke"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
FROM THE TENTH REGIMENT,
CAMP BEFJRE pETERsBURH,
March %, 1865.

J
March %, 1865.
DEAR JOURNAL :-Wben the lighting be-
gan v sterday IN ming, nearly the whole OF
10th regiment was on picket short distance
Go the left of the Vermont brigade, and con-
meeting with the 81 corps on the left. Not
being relieved by other troops they remained
there during the whole a'iion.
Their line was to certain extent protect
ed by a strip OF woodland, 80 they were not
provided with support, while the skiimish
lines ON their right aad left had strong sup
ports massed close in their rear The rebel
picket line along the whole front was protect
ed by a strong breAst~ortk, the capture OF
which with Ms many prisoners as po'sible, sp-
pears to have been the object OF the battle.
When the charge was ordered il the after
noon the 10th advanced gallantly through
the woods, into which the rebels poured q
fierce FIRE OF shells. canister, and bullsts
while our own shells f'om many guns IN the
rear went crashing tn oush the tops of ,h'
trees, some of them falling short aud burst
inx over .ur line. The rebel works we're al
ost reached when it was discovered that th'
line on both TANKS, though strongly support
ed, had broken aud was rapidly retreating, 81
the 10Th Immediately withdrew.
Afterwards, when the lines aud 'upport
we're re-srrunsed and another charge ordered
! the 10Th went in as before, and captured tn
rebel picket works with about one hundre'
/ and sky prisoners. A few rebels, when tne
saw that their line must be given up, attempt
ed to retreat, but we're instantly shot BY ou
men. The regiment held this captured line
which is within very few rods of slron
rebel fort. until this morning, when the
w-re relieved by other troops.
Lieut.. Col. Damon not being on picket wit
regiment, and desiring to take a part In III
action, rendered his services To Gen. Se> mou
as an aid, which the General gladly accepted
He has served as aid id-de-camp with di'
tinguished gsllantry, and equally well .
Judge advocate on the division staff sine
Oct. 1868 until recently promoted Lieu
Colonel of this regiment.
On this occasion he was very n'pieuou
Tor his activity. skill, and courage, sppearin
on hors, back where others hugged the groun
for safety. dsshing from place 70 place to "a
ly bioken column, aud giving courage to Il
line by his steady coolpess.
The casualties OF the regiment are give
below. learn that the 18th regiment d.
not get into the sctiou.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

THESwIss ktPUBLIoASs.-A lady VII
resides 10 this city had letter recently froI
be mother, living in the city OF Geneva
Ssi,Serlapd. which states that regularly, i
the church she attends, prayers are mad
every Suuda, for success VI the North
les struggle against wicked rebellion, 70
the continued health of President Lincoln
and the speedy extinction Of every ves'iee {
slavery from the great American Republic
This rs a beautiful and touching incide nj
showing how the hearts Of the honest lover
of liberty everyw go with US, while tn
defenders OF privilege, Inequality and inhu
manity carry ,neir sympa,hiss TO the othe
side.-Eue. Post.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

How TO KEEP SEvEE-THIKTIEs.-- .----Ih
paragraph is going the rounds Of the papers
how csa seven-thirty bonds be kept safely
unless by deposit with bank A friend a
sur elbow reminds us that by filling up th
bank lef. for the name OF the person TO whor
the bond is to be paid, no one else can max
use of ncle Sans promise to pay. seven
thirty becomes as safe ss an ordinary no'e'-
Should It be lost, duplicate will be issue
on proper proof. For this purpose, memo
raneum of the number, &C., of the bon
should be kept distinct from the bond itseh
Farmers and others will do well 10 bear 'hi
fact 10 mind.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
Prom The chld's Paper
COOKING ON WHEELS.

What do you ;hink Of thatl The christian
commission, one Of those blessed societies that
looks after the poor soldiers on the battle
field and In the hospitals, had a cooking
wagon given it. Let me describe IL.
ne front part is big chest, divided off,
one part for tea, another for coffee, another
for sugar, another for corn starch and those
things. Behind that rise three tall smoke
pipes above three large boilers, under which
is the FIRE; and under the fireplace a box for
wood or coal. Each boiler will hold fourteen
gallons.
They say ten gallons Of tea OF coffee can
be made in each boiler in twenty minutes
80 that ninety gallons Of wholesome drink
csu be he'd 10 an hour while on the march.
forgot the two grid rms and axe. There is
place for these Also. 1t is drawn by two
strong horses.
There was call for coffee. The fres we're
lighted, the water boiled, the coffee made,
and soon the wagon fumbled up the hospl-
al avenue, by long rows Of white tents. stop
ping here and tbare to deal out generous
drink to all the poor soldiers.
And how they stared. What was that
coming along. They rolled themselves over
and stretched out their necks to get sight oft.
Was il a new sort Of ambulance. Those
three black pipes and those three glowing fires
dad not look like one. Is it hte engine,
and are they going to give US hot bah
Ah but don't you smell hot coffee Indeed
they did and as the wagon stood stesming
aud glowing. their tin cups were tiled to the
bum, and that put the whole matter beyond
ali doubt.
"Ihatis what you might call Christian light
artillery" said soldier.
"fnOush sight better ammunition in /,
tnsn the kebs sent US this morning" cried
another.
:" thank the Lord for it; that's all l can
sty y exclaimed the doctor.
On yes, let US indeed thank God for the
hearty and noble efforts everywhere made BY
the people TO relieve the suffering and want
aud sorrow which war always brings in its
train. Hear what an English gentleman says
There Is hope tor country which put'
1 forth such gigantic and varied christian ef
forts as one sees IN the United States God
" uld not have destroyed Sodom If il mac
contained ten Iightous men. he surely vii
not permit this great and noble country to o.
destroyed, with ils good men and true, mum
berng tens OF thousands. Wherever io'
turn, there are proofs Of lArge-hearted benev
olence and unf4gging zeal, Of love to maj
And the fear OF God. As rsinOows ourst
of sunshine make a day Of storms and TEN
pests glorious, so d. these deeds Of love sn'
Chnsusn charity relieve the horrd gloon
Of war"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

THE LONDON TIsEs ON OUR military
SITUATION. One of the most remarkable
results of Sherman's wonderful successes
has, perhaps, been that they seem to have
shed strong light on our military situa-
tion. that the English press appear now In q
measure to comprehend it. THUS the Lon
don Times Of March 6tn, sf'er speaking in
high terms Of praise Of Sherman's campaign,
says
Though Grant could not take Richmond
he could not he driven away from it, and he
improved thus far on the achievements Of his
predecessors that he retained his footing on
Virginia soil Instead of Withdrawing his
army and congrstulatipg bis country men ON
its safety as former generals had done, he
held bis ground with unconquerable obstiu-
ancy, pushed necessarily at every point OF
promise in the confederate lines, and thus
kept in check the best general Of the South.
Though he was not successful himself, II was
he who enabled sherman to become so. Lee
and his army we're neutra'ized by Grant
tenscity. and Sherman, without fear OF inter
ruption from that quarter, pursued indefatigs'
bly, his own designs. These designs have
led to be most memorable events OF ihs
war"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

The Vermont brigade charged with its "se-
customed impetuosity," and captured strong
works, sustaining but very small loss.
List of Casualties.
Killed.-Prv. Joseph Smith, John smith.
CO. n.
Wounded-Priv. Harrison Flintum,S CO..
A, foot, slightly Orin Higgins, I c, bead;
Geo. w. Monteith, f, thigh; Judson spofo'd.
X, breast, all severely.
Perhaps Nelson Fliuton.
I Or HuRgns.
Tue wounded were taken TO the Division
Hospital, we're their wounds were dressed,
and during the night they were transported
by rail to the Sixth Corps Hospital at City
pint &.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
LADIES. RRrrKR LArR rHAN NEVER.

n not sise in time be always un sise. But you
aye ,rred expect to be and want to be happy
aod hve happ, husband, obtain or 'end Tor
The Married WOmauS Private Medical COmPaiOn,
BY ". A NJ. MAuH oBAu, P'g's'ior Of D''ea's' et
WOrasH, at once Do not delay. Price VI oo Ad-
dress Dr. A A. MAuRI-E>U. l2s Liberty Street, Or Boz
l214 New York City and you will obtain 1t BY ret IN
mail with postage prepdd 4,b5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
To Brig. Gen. s. WILLIAMS.
Headquarter. Army erh. Potomac.
WAsHiNeros, March 20.


WAsHiNeroS, March 20.
Information from City Point. yesterday,
says the losses in the 9 corp. we're larger
than reported. Tbey had 81 killed and 456
wounded. Picket fring has been kept up
for The last thirty-six hours. the wound d
botn sides have been exchanged.
The following are the essential points OF
the order issued to the army yesterday.
The enemy, with temerlty for which he
has paid dearly, massed his forces and sue
ceeded. through repreh, nsibe want of vigil
snce OF the 81 BRIGADE lSt division, 9th
corps, i breaking through our lines, captur-
ing Fort Steadman and batteries No 8. 10
and |.
The prompt measures taken by Msj. Gen.
PaIke, the firm bearing of the troops Of the
o. corps in the sdj accent portions Of the liue
held by the enemy, and conspicuous gallsntry
of the Sd division OF this corp. for the first
time under fire, together with the energy and
skill dlrplsye ed by Brig. Gen. Hsrtrsuit, its
leader, quickly repaired the disaster, and the
enemy were driven from Port Stesdmsn and
our lines with heavy losses in killed aud
mounded. leaving in our hands eight battle
! flags and over 1900 prisoners.
/ The enemy being driven from in front Of
the 9th corps the offensive war WAS assumed
/ by the 9th and I'd corps. and by night the
rebels were driven from their inuenched
p'e"es "ue' a"u aa -. ,,iSoa - 80
a''' soo
'o.'' 's"'"s w."
p'"o"e's' a"u NC S''p' 'A''''
NSs' a"u o'e' Wv p''I" A. ,lL
~ 9
ee''' " '"e
'N io"s Wv
80 - osoo -
~ oa'e
-,,,IS,as ~. -
"'A''"' e'"e
Nil' roiNf, Va "a'cn to'
VIA DALI Aohh' "aen 80
zen ooe'"sn a,''Neu ue is' h'su, ~
sunao"n 70 consui. ~l'p oeu' "fsn'' MS
arrival WAS surprise 10 e'e'y one eAcep'
oen. orant' VINO soou' an nou' oeioie MS
coming informed .ne r.e''uen' 'nat "m' J.
sherman was coming Inc PRESIDENT ese'a'm'
ed lou are J"k'ns' 'enefa' NO, ne
4 W"i % no'o I" an "o"i' 'eP'eu o'@n'' 'ne
President wss oSsr)oJsd. admiral Porter
was informed o' n'' expected rfi'SAi Aod gave
sa"'e'
/ iheie were sih men 10 eoune" 's'' nisu'
whose names VIII i've IN history rteSiueh'
Lincoln Sens. Grant Snefman' ehehdsn'
Meade ana Ofd' want an nou' 'aik win
you, SHERMAN salu " o'Au' as nc ianueu
Cer'alniy' certainty was "en' otah' TO-
ply. and the TWO zen 'iai' walked On 'ose'her
ootn smoking Anu ~ vo'o'A' 10 eAeh o'her NJ
two sehool boys "na' was sara or uon'
VIII De Sno"h oh') "ueh tue "o'us nave De-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
HALF A MILLION LADIES
LADIES. Be WISE IN TIME.

One days delay may entail upon you the troubles Of
ife Obtain The Married woman's Medical compan
ion, by DR.. A N MAuRiosAu, Profes'or Of Dssa's'
" Women Yoa will be forever srAtsivl for having Il
Pnce 5 LOO Address DIR A. MAUKIcEAv, Once VS.
Liberty Street, or Box l224. New Yo,k Cy, aud lou
wil obtain 1t by return mail siih postage prepaid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07
ADVICE TO LADIES +;

MADAME MAURtc EAU.
Female Physician and AceoucheT, DTe Of
Df A. NJ AAURIcEAU.
Professor of Diseases Of Women, Author of th'
Murisd woman' Prva,e Medical Companion,
Caa be ccusu ted either in person bT letter With
th,t unre.ervsd einsdencs lady place only in
Que Of her own sex, thoroughly undefatAnd' the
delicate and peculiar nature Of her complaints.
Ladies Who req afs safe snd eertan remedy for re-
moving obs,rucdons or irregularities Of nature from
~hateyer cause rely upon her celebrated and nfAl-
lible
FRENCH FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
No p,ies 81 box vHl restors the m n,hly regular
ity Ia frt,-eght hours, sh IT sanding but oesti-
nave cases Of long standing may require No -hieh are
four degrees stronger hsn No pree s. aud can new
sr issl are safe and healthy The
FRENCH FEMALE monthly PILLS,
Are prepared under ,hs personal superintendenrs Of
Dr. A 81. M.uteesu, and contain no mins'sl' ealoms
or msscufy in any Of their various rms and dsgu'es
but afs composed upon the scientific principles
I'D rsly fcom most valuable and oosy extracts, pro
duens most wonderful Effects upon the menstrual inne
,ions iu al cases restoring the monthly periods from
whatever cause the ieguArity suppression may arise
~he a, the time they no, nause ting being -
sugar s,sd hat ,hs delicate lady can take then
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

HowEs SCALE CoMPAEY.--The How
scale company of Brandon have manufsciur
ed 9 1000 worth OF scales, the last year, an
have ecenty made large additions TO thei
buildings and machinery. They now occup.
thirteen acres OF ground in the heart OF Bran
don village, and have over two acres OF hoo
ROOM Herald.
Much land for the business. OF cours
there ia an error in the amount of business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-07

Col. Geo. p. Foster, 4th VT, ~ss in town
to-day. on his way to the front. He bad
leave Of absence for twenty days. and in six
days the music at the front was SO lively thai
he c,uid not s,sy At home any longer