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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-03
30. Meehan's Grocery.
Camden mills

TNHE subscriber respectfully invites the
- patronage of the public, at his Family G rocery
Store, near the first bridge at Camden Mills, OPP
posite Johnston's Warehouse. He has a good
stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c:, &C., of the best
quality and he offers them at prices as low as the
lowest. He Is also
Licensed Saloon Keeper,
and keeps good liqnors, wines, beer, ale, eli
CARS, SC, &C., can be found at any place in
town.
NE All kinds of farm produce bought or taken
ia EXCHANGE for goods. JO MEEHAN..
Camden Mills, jan l0--wtf. f$S-#tk
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FU IT y RE!

In the line of second hand furniture or house
keeping articles 1t would be difficult to imagine
ANYTHING YOU can't find at his store.
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Military Goods.

The greatest variety of second hand military
goods be fourd in this region, such as Clothing,
Cavalry Equipments, Swords, Muske,s, Pistols,
Drums, Flies, Sashes, Saddles, Brides, Haver-
sacks, Csnteens, and everything to be mentioned
in that line.
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Neutralizer of all Superficial Poisons,
or Virus.
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Cash for Rags.

iFor clean cotton and linen rags, white or col
ored, he pays the highest price IN Dash. He
also buys Old Brass, Copper, all kinds OF
Old Iron, Second Hand Clothing, Second
Hand Furniture, and all sorts of traps bought or
sold at Junk Store.
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Stoves and Pipe.

The greatest variety OF second hand cooking
and heating stoves, caudron kettles, farmers
boilers, stove pipe, &C., SC, to be found any
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WANTED. --AGENTS.

Principal Office, No. . Custom House Place
Chicego.
mch2lwIy
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sWAIN,s STOMACH BTTTERs.
Henry Darts Sons,

c Fl. SWAIN, Proprietor,
81 South Water ST., Chicago.
nov2ldwIy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22
WAS RnAp sNo RsrnRRsp


RsrnRRgp.
Mr. L,wRsscs. Fepl OF Ohio Introduced, under the
call OF States for bills bills protect the right Of action
Of loyal citizens 10 define and punish crimes and 10
amend the act to establish the judicial courts of the
United States which read twice aud referred the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Tsu NATIONAL ctHRrSC.
Mr. DrpoSr, ,rspl of Ind, introduced a bin 10 amend
the National Currency Act Of June 3. 1884 wh4eh
red twice and referred 70 the Committee or Banking
and Currency.
nerr oy VAT
NJ rsowsupcs, repl Of Mich, introduced bill TO
reservation Al Fert Graiiot Michigan which read
twice and referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
rrAScwcc IrTruR cARRirus
Mr.. McRrxR, trep) Of Cal, introduced joint rescs-
ton authorizing the Postmaster General 10 pay IN ad
donai salary 10 lsttsr carc Of San frsncsco which
read twice and referred the Poet Once Commhtes
ADDITIONAL CONFIRMATION poW ARny sunapoxa
Mr. DoSSxAy. repl Of MINI, introduced bill rslat.
ing TO setting assistant surgeons 10 the United States
surgeons and private physicians engaged under contracts
BY the government; which was read twice and referred
10 the Committee on Military Ahaira
DsflvuKS SrBpAsxa
Mr. HIrcncccx, u Nebrssks, introduced bill 10 con
s,isuis Omaha and Nebraska u IN the Territory Of Me-
feyred 70 the COMMITTEES on Commerce.
rRspn wfra Tns ispiANs
Mr. BpAnyoRD Of Colorado introduced bill IN relation
70 trade and intercourse with the Indian ,ribcs which
read twice and referred 20 the Committee on Indian
me call Of states for bills being concluded m. States
were called Tor resoutiona
TIM rnsspskss Wups.u
Mr. LAFrS, (rep) Of N. y, offered resolution direct
ing the Commissioner OF the Freedmcbs Bureau TO
communicate TO the House the reports recently made
concerning the action Of the bureau BY Generals Stecd
man and Fullerton and by Generals wbisesey and
sewa and such other reports ss may be in possession
OF the bureau.
Mr. In BLOND tdem.) Of Ohio, desired 10 amend BY
directing such reports TO be printed and hound with the
estmony taken Nv the Reconstruction Committee
Mr.. LAvilr explained that that pposs bile nov, az
the testimony was already printed.
The resolution was adopted.
HxrurnoS rror rA1 sisrs npSps
Mr. DAVIS, rep Of n. Y, offered n resclulon which
wns adopted directing the Committee on Banking and
Currency 70 inquire into the erpedcncy Of excepting the
currency Of ssae honda outsand the LIST OF july
fuD The tai q ten per cant nov provided by law until
he 1s day Of July 1897 rome day previous thereto
pAxTuvApcn rEE oovHnssrsr IN mp eorrpuv srsrya
me call Of States fos resolutions, which commenced
the sth Of February last, progressing little each
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TAIRrY.HIHra CONGRESS-
rssss sessses.
zen =.

rms cRAps IN Asxv.
Mr. wnsos treph Of nsss from the COMMITTEES on
Military A6Ars reported the Hsuss resolution 70 revive
the grade Of general In the United ssstes Army with
smeudmest beng substitute for the second section
A amended n reads ~ follows
sscror That the grade u general Of the Army Of The
United States b. the hereby revived, Aad that
the President n hereby suthcysed whenever he shall deem
h.ipedient % appoint p s.d With vac sdvics asd censss
be- selected from among those cHcsrs IN the military
the United siates most Distinguished for courage
shin aud ability Who being commissioner - 0enersi be
authorized under the direction and during the pleasure Of
the President 70 command bs armies Of The upet States
hundred dollars pei month. ana ss soxsnse.or fa.l ana
quarters when his headquarters IN Wsshneton shall -
IN. rate Of three hundred doara per month"; and hs
other allowances In all respects the same - ere allowed W
he hs1tenan general by the sccnd section Of the act A
o sentr. In the United States Army and ne
rhf 81 san " the Lieutenant General shall ~ rAnssfred
and 10 The chef % stan the general with the rank,
pay and smolumsn's Of hrwadier general IN the army OF
titled "An s TO PROVED. chief Of stan 70 the leuisn.
AMI general commanding the armies United States
hereby repealed and the general appoint upon
n dsn such number OF aids not esceedng he mag
oaEe prcper Who shsn each have the rav ron
In lwu OF the san now allowed 10 the Lieutenant
general he shall be enuusd tvo aids ana one M isry
secyesaxy each W have the rama pay N
hsutssans soicnsl Of cavalry.
AGENTS. % rHn ron ovyics puAsrurvr No ervr rosps
Mr. RAxeAy, irep.l Of MINI iBtroduced h,l recurring
enn OF the Post Once Department 10 give bord. m
certain Cases which referred 10 the Coumittse on
Post Vnccs 80 Poet Resss u mov,des ,bst svss.ai
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HORRIBLE REVELATIONS OF LIFE BEFORE TIL
NAsr-eUrPExIN0s or THE CREW OF THE sHII
CULTIvATOR.
The crew OF the ship Cutvater Of the Black stal
lne Captain RUSSELL which lately arrived at this por
from Liverpool reveal tale Of horror almost unparal
eled. According TO the statement Of some Of the
men Of this vessel from the time she weighed anchor
the ed Of March hast until the 10th Of this month
when she reached Now York. the wore subjected to
the most brutal kinds of treatment The chief perpe
atrtor Of the outrages inflicted on the unfortunate
seamen was the nrst mate Munson, the captain
aging this cruelty and seeming 10 enjoy IT, On the very
nrst day Of the voyage while in the Mersey the mate
knocked man out Of the rigging He fell the deck
breaking several Of his RIBS and then ashore
thus escaping further harm. On the day another
man was knocked OF the yardarm with handspke by
Annson; but be- fortunately saved himself by catching
rope as he fell Another poor wretch was knocked
down and stamped upon horribly that upon recovering
his senses he babe his comrades farewell and
deliberately threw himself overheard. Such was tho
commencement OF voyage which lasted more than nfty
days Every day come man was knocked down and
stunned With maring spike or capstan bar Whenever
any work was 70 be done Munson would stand by and
knock the first man down who gave signs wsarness
and urge the others to redoubled exerions by liberal
blows upon the back and shoulders. When bar was
not In his hands he carried small weapon made OF iron
wire, about the size OF cane the marks of which
One sailor selected as the particular object OF his
fendishness he was LAID upon the deck and twelve Of
the crew depued to beat HIM with straps ropes and
sticks, under threats OF similar punishment for them
selves II they refused Most Of those atrocities were
committed BY the mate but In presence Of the capita n
who seemed 10 enjoy az pastme any OF the wrctchcs
complained TO him he drove them from his presence
with blows and cursea Men kicked while ut the
wheel One had his teeth knocked out BY marlngspiks
another was knocked down regularly every day with
iron crowbar or some other weapon, and numberiess
other outragcs were committed during tho voyage Of nifty
days When the men arrived In port they were COW
cred with bruises cuts and from head 10 foot and
looked more like veterans from the than tho seamen
OF Q merchantmen. Such the tale Of honor re-
veaed by the crew of the Cultivation On their arrival
ct this port complaint was at once made TO tho United
States District Attorney but the mate had left the vessel
been arrested, and held 70 ball the complaint OF
Durkin q seaman. On shore he appears 70 be most
inonnsve kind OF man, and said express great
horrencc Of the cruelty OF his officer The injured men
have also commenced civil action for damages before
the Marine Court Mr. Douglas Campbell appears for
them In this court. -
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

Mortality On an Emigrant 0hfp-Dis-
eevsry Of AastAsr Geld FisId-Polisteal
news, sc.
Melbourne, March ., lsSo.
The ship sultana had arrived 1t Hsrveys bay with
ve hundred and sightyesht British government emf
srsnts During the voyage seventy-seven deaths oc-
Cured. and most Of the remaining passengers were
lying III.
Five thousand bushels Of wheat were sold ct Mel.
bourne for eight shllings per GENITAL
An extensive gold field had been discovered y miles
west Of Cleveland Bay, Queensland
hnsouRSE, March ~, lsSs
Political Affairs ara moro complicated than ever.
The Legislature has rejected the tariff bill by large
majority.
The Ministry has resigned. The Governor hes made
several unsuccessful attempts 70 form Cabinet II
id the Governor intends to dissolve The Parliament
and govern with the Rxecutiva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Ths Trial Of Jshn 0~llaghsr fsr Murder.
Bosros, Nay "a, lea
The trial Of John Gallagher for the murder Of Dennis
Cokslsy commenced in the Supreme Court to-day. Gal
lagher kept baeom on washnsten street. and, On Ne
nh q December last dhncuity occurred between him
and several young men, when he fred plscl into TIE
crowd, who had left the baroom and gathered Tho
sidewalk, the shot killing Cokeley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

OSssqsiss Of Dsshsp Dsrgsss.
GAnpusp, Ne, nay n, 1888
The remains Of Bishop Burgess arrived shs sf,~peo<S
TIE funeral viz take place wednesdsy
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY o. lsss-TRIPLE SHEET

heavy hand would not be placed that infant lest it
Mr. MORRILL, contended that the wine interest was
properly ENCOURAGED in the Hill c e Gems per gai-
Ion being imposed on wne while two dollars is imposed
The motion of Mr. Stevens was further advocated by
Msssrs Bidwell, Highly, McRuer, Kelly, Clark OF onio
Mr. LIwREscs, (rep) OF Ohio spoke in favor Of max
Mr. sPALDNa opposed that, but was in favor of the
tax reported by The Committee on Ways ana sv Means
wne ON account OF It's moral and phys Cal influence Oh
the population.
the wine drinking people q Eanes Sess more moral Or
healthy than the water drinking people OF the United
ststes He did not see why whskey. the poor mans
the rich mans beverage only FIVE cents He thought
wine could bear fifty cents, dollar, perhaps two
After discussion extending hour Mr. stevens
motion was lost and the paragraph in reference 70 wine
stands a: shove reported The fine for fraudulsntly
one hundred to five hundred dollars.
The paragraph imposing tar Of nve per cent on thread
Mr. RANDALL, dem Of Pa, moved to amend the para
graph In reference shoemakers by extending the limit
Mr. ALLEY, lrep) OF Mass moved 10 reduce the tax on
boots and shoes from two to one per cent
Both amendments were rejected
The tax only on he amount Of manufaCtures in excess q
one thousand dollars
Mr. STEVENS moved to extcsd the limit Of exemption
70 nficen hundred dollara
Both amendments were rejected.
No alteration was made In the paragraphs in regard 10
boots and shoes, ready made clothing, &c.
graph thus dsposing Of i've pages Of the BILL rose when
Il ordered that the evening sessions should be do
voted exclusively to the tax bill
HILLS ON THE sPKsKER's TABLE DISPOSED
The House then proceeded TO the business on the
Speakers Table when the following bhs &c, dis
posed off,
The senate's amendments 10 the House joint resolu
ton 10 into immediate effect the bill to provide for
the better organization OF the pay department OF the
navy.
The hrst amendment to add section AUTHORIZING
the Secretary OF the Navy 10 retain such volunteer off,
In the navy the exigencies Of the service may
require until their places can be supplied by graduates
from the Naval Academy.
Mr. ScHssW opposed the amendment and, after some
discussion, the amendments referred 70 the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
The Senate amendment to prevent the introduction OF
cholera into the ports OF the United States referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
number Of private pension bills were referred TO the
Committee Invalid Pensions.
The Senate amendments TO the bill relating 70 pass
ports referred 10 the Committee the Judiciary.
The Senate amendments To the Fertilization bill were
referred to the Committee on Appropriations.
The Senate bill 70 authorize the APPOINTMENT OF an I'D.
dtonal Secretary of the Navy taken up, when Mr.
RICE, (rep) Of Aasa, moved the previous question on
its passage which seconded and the main question
ordered.
The House, at 1--WE O'Clock, adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

TwENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
are testifying to their neighbors from day to
day Of the wonderful effects Of the MAR
TIA WASHINGTON" HAIR RESTO-
RER. 1t is perfect success, the best in
market it is not a dye, will not stain the
skin; will restore gray and faded hair to its
original beauty; cure all diseases Of the scalp;
remove dandruH, prevent the hair from falling
off, promote healthy growth, give it soft,
silk-like appearance, as in youthful days, and
causes 10 to grow on bald heads when there
Is life and vitality at the roots, but when these
are gone there ia no hope Of success. War
rantod. SIMONDS ~ CO.,
FitzwlIiam, N. H., Proprietors.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail by Bixby q Co.
Druggists, Montpelier, VI.
dNw:0l:25
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" 7 Y 7 |" 7 7 7 !" T \ : 7 =
For -hs arek pr.1.l.n. Saturday AUGUST l'.

nv reissraph o. Haifor. iaHraai1
ROSTON CATTLE MARKET,
At CAMBRI D q ID X u n
ror "a. .v,et ending " sdnesdayi =, pit q, lsto.
AN0uNrof arocs AZ NA@ttt a., Hoo. r,,..
H. iS , 81, ..o. s s5i s S5, so $50 $50 ,aS
errr c,rrls-ENra ft and heavy premium oNeu SO 4
aiy siiol sl. 10 yer 100 los oe loal eesh 81 hiae'
nad dressed best few choicest single pairs si45o a
s os,s si.o $50 psr paior according to their
value as t-sf Handy steers oo 500 , s,. en-,
C1es calves, tar quality s5A ~, gsrH gool ~ ~
Win or Without calves may be- asfeed iAffo" ana ordinary
q yYeaflinr soo SO, voyearods
'hgee year 1900 SiI'' ismbs- s95o. Eura-sAbo,
,,sl..,,,i,l, ne Fat Hogs, Do 50 a ne yer lh;
sr,nr pas, uhoesnlr n TO- retail lAA l'o per 3D.
tt Oan raoS, Ga % le per ID. Country lots ol3o
Cn,t-skins 20 ooc yer H.
ppalo~hsooi On Is Z sioo each, Country lots, 90 40
the 20 above reported, Qul tte
md 80 eastern For tho hrst time for seygta mon. '
III IL, caused by accident near Mte nl,ei n m,
e,t ~ Grayed until after ten o'clock yesterday LUIS
rin,l' rain which came duan most auuulanyi an u,ulu
number II huyers caused the most quiet markets We
y byy stocked for such weather as We had last sa'Hr
dgN Az e sold better At Cambridge than any oihe
Grads There being wholesale hatoIss b1svns, oN
found sale. was l9s s'sss % tk was yarded late
vnq Ads va, NJ sawyer had couple q car Toad
Aiunuih We ~ lint cost No iu Albany, live weight
Iut common good cattle Arg T.. 9N o. y =, ~ MA man
IN, N1thsrn Is sold a. u r9oen''' p'' ' ~ ~
sS ne l heep large and prices about the same
last week Although hs d.oveFs SAY va ~ T " so ar. he M
ter most growers light however, going at ssoo an
under.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior 10 any Cologne battle the
oe aud person, to render the skin soft and freh aay in
Elimination, TO perfume clothing Tor headache sc. u Is
uicnred from The rich southern Magnolia and b obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented tits ftvorte with
aud opera singers it soby all dealers, sIOl In large
bottles, and BY DGnAs BAESEs CO.. Sew YORK, Wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

,n receipts yesterday have hesa -
bis Fiour 81 400 bush Corn, 90 bush Whve @u oe.si
SHORTS Tie Tor floar continues aal b,
r lnerdne M Al Oa - OOi extras ~ @9.Vl
mtdum DO at sl0.s0 s2O and good aS cov .yn fieuS
ftNorite f. Louis brands at gl!s5 cp ~ t,n h
ecaTcs aud selling 50 per b1i ier choice sS and o.
uurt "A ~ Al 90 for southern and western leinN1
& Tor Western mixed selling at 70 el per Ss
for Canada 40 65c tor Neae n NY ~ e "a ne,
S29 ssii Fine ESQ and hiddlnes al SOFA COZ P
ton. M, ...,a IN. 4 ~ ootir uriut
"a saibO ana SIS So Tor clear eash ~ .as ~
s x2 M Tor &g3A 400 for extra mess anu -
~ f.miiy lard N a ~ In bbs and uercesi And sm"Ae,
HANG Al ii ~ y H. Butter ranges from % s@ol @h
Cheesel0 10 per H. as 10 quahy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
OVER A MILLIoN DOLLARS SAVED

Gcu'l.men. " htd negro man H1rh sio WHO took cold
from had hurt n Poe Deg, anl useless for year
bad used everythnsl could hear o athaut benefit. unh
tried ao Mexican Mustang Liuiuent Is effected perm
anaut cure" =. Il. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala. jane o., 1889.
tate pleasure in recommending the MsNcan Mustang
Lnimeut valuable aud Indispensable article for sprain,
Sores scrttehsso a Horses our M have used for
Barns, Br1es, sores Rheumatism, &C., and an say acts
like masc.n j. vs.. HERGrT,
Foreman Tor Am ricau, Wells farsos AMI Harisu'a
Express.
"rhe spria orny daughters ankle, occaousd While sEa
iolass sa.sr va entirely clrsi ia 'faf Gle con-
c,.,,,..,.r 60. Aus. i.lssb 80. sEELY."
lisaa aImtsI chat the Gstcsu Aosians lhAineht
perform. re cures shorter tne, ON man aud beast man
auy article dcoy-rei- Families livery mep ana pant
e should always have them hand quick aud sure Dc GER
taly n An genuine Strapped iu stselplate nerA'ings'
rpf Che ssnatars orc. ". W-stbro1k, Chemist and the
sr,ra, stamp of naN>s BARNES GO. over the soy.
Al Effort has been male counterfeit 10 with cheap stone
plats label Look doicyt
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

Over Hny years Dr. so. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BrTERs has been used by the public morbid and
inactive functions Of the human ytem H promotes healthy
gastric sscrstoo Liver deransement will relieve
Rheumatic Affections Jauudc, ing ston, loss Of Ap-
petite uf BREATH Kidney Comp Weak Back,
Ditzuss. lansuor Dyspepsia AID iti aeusat sympioms
W valuable tonic and siren sheni1g properties viii nvgorae
tae couvaescent and eu afford comfort and relief TO
e aged by stimulating the constitution TO- resist its ndins
inhfmtes Thousands Of tha rab'e puaton 81 Nev
England sustained n health. choir M De- prolonged TO en
Joy sorau and happy Old by regular aal moderate uso Of
Dr. EIlharlslu'a sherry ias Bi.tera.
O9es, % Han0cer street, hl.i8a,
and sold by Che Drufsists JuT 5dawi8m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

LroE's EXTRACT PuRE JAMAICA GIsdtA-ior
Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera horp@s f
i, Nc where warming stinulant is required Tvs uA'o
hl preparation md entire purity makes It cheap anu
HE article for culinary purposes sold everywhere
80 no. AK for IYoK's" Pure Extract Take no oiher'
p'' sARAroGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggisis
l0:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

BtoKFonD's BEAUrIFEB, THE ORIGINAL
HAIR CoIoRiNo.-Ihis preparation possess
Is the peculiar properties for restoring gray
hair TO It's original color; causes It to grow
thick and strong; stops It's falling off; frees
the head from dandruG; cures and prevents
badness. il is not dye it does not color
tbe skin II softens the hair when hard and
dry; it affords the richest lustre IL is war.
rantod Co turn gray hair TO its original color
Price, Is cents per bottle. All orders should
be addressed to BNBY q Co., proprietofs
Montpelier, w. Feb.l9:dwG
"The Hair Rsstorer that gives the best
satisfaction is Pcstachine-used and sold ev-
erywhore 96:16 daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07
MARsnEN,s cALIsAYA TONG.

Ia e5uyassosnss from Cholera, Malgnan, Fe,ec' small
Pox or any Cutaneous Affections, will bs found invaluable
gnstone system ami removing au Che prostratns ef-
ic incidental r. disease Tbe universal aad popular know-
p,u5n centuries have passed SINCE u'so''es -- % ~
now sd as the bss, odiass whh eonnufn nature
has favored as with Science discovered m'ay method o.
extracting It's virtues aui rslae.a 20 snAn oa'k the active
ripeolss Of tie Bark v Qunn., onahoniae, etc. all oi
which are invaluable "a .d'eal agents
THE great want OF m Aui rsihie tonic 90 cases or peon
ty Sight s4eas scrofua Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite aud
other diseases incidental dsaf rtsd system has Induced
me to present the medical profession and sufferers as
the most reliable safe and powerful tonic that can be prepared
cobia1 asst does all tha active principles Of the True cal
, Bars. With other Ingredients which render ID ts psrfae
dion Of a remedy Tor an me above diseases
Prepared by r. W. Harsisu 81 Broadway Nov York; and
forsae by all Drussists Price slpsr bottle
Wholesale agents, john T. Henry Co.. waterbury Geo
Goodwin a Co., NJ. S. Burr * Co., Boston 2i;is cor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-07

Heimstreets nimtabe Hair Colorng is not dye All in
dyes composed Of Lunar eaa Rnd more or
less destroy the vitality and beauty the hair. Thss the or
iol Hair Colorine and has growing in favor over
twenty years Il hair to its original Color ny
gradual Absorption, in remarkable manner II Is also
beautiful hair dressing sold in two saes9o cents anu -
by all dealers. ,,r ,,..
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by ali druggists