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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
r. n. R.-NO. 23.
Bring forth the hc'Ta5'es.

Briug forth the Incura]'es.
| Very cooly after all their crosri Hsafs have tlle
the medic9s tell the subject Of them that be is in
durable Try Railways Remedies among tn s
conlenl1ed of the Faculty. In nine cases out
ten, they will live to put the doctors to shame
We say to those. who have been left 70 die b.
"Sciencs" tha. there Is "balm in Gncad." Thei
ailments can be erred nav more, their con>t't d
tons regenerateI. We call upon all w, SUITE
from Chronic Dilrrhea low Nervous Fever, Dry
Hacking Cough, Confirmed Dvsenterv, Chron"
| Liver Disease, Splitting of BLOOD, general giving
! way Of Physical Powers, Scr.flla, Consumption
or anv m,lady which has bsl Il the Profession
to make trial Of Railways Preparations. Shouid
they fail they will do no more than official treat
ment has done. But thew will not fail. The pro-
prietors have no fears. They challenge the ''mor-
tai disease" Of the Faculty They vte c7m0ar-
ison between the operation Of their Ready Relief,
Regulating Pills and Res.lvent. and the effects Of
all the medicines of the Dispen-ary.
Wecln ref.r to hundreds who have been pro-
nounced incurable by the 10 r-t eminent pr,ctt'aH-
ers known to fame who have been cured of c.n-
sumption, bronchitis, ScraruIa, Cb5oat- Flaumat-
ism. Brights Disease o. tho Kidneys. and other
diseases, by few weeks per-sveriu: use # Rod
ways Ready Relief. Regulating Pills. and Reno
waiting ResoIvent Do not despair ye rar1lizel vie-
tins Of diseose anil meIf.ai medieaGa. vau
have faith 20 try the Ralv1y Remedies voa VIII
be saved. wH-
81 I, ] .-s- . T.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30

StPRING TERM begins Feb. % 7ummer Term
A~bs gins May TO-
Application for board, " for information re-
-7a7-ias the S-to0l may be ma1s 70
J. S. SPAULOING. Principal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30

WITH. OR WITHOUT THE FARM,
One Snqn Work Horses;
One . years cd Black Hawk
Two vcnrIios
Two : wear old St Lawrence Colts;
Seven Cfooi Cows in good order;
Firty-fve heep. mostly Ewes, choice lot OF
fleece. averaged last season & ! per heafi
Wagons. Sleighs, Harnesses PlOushs;
In short, al the paraphernalia per aiming TO
well-rieged Vermont Farm:
J. Il. BOSTWICK.
u, II wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
RAf,RE ACADFHIy.

JUST RECEIVED
a NEW lot II Shetland and Lace Wells a.
"a JELLI5ON'S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
News of the Week
HAvERHILL, March q.

Nv telegraph to the Daily Free Pre..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
FARM FOR SAL E.

A RARE opportunity is now presented for the
"a purchase Of one Of the best grain and grazing
farms in estern Vermont.
This Farm contains lis acres. under
a good state Of cultivation, pleasantly situstsd ~
miles from the village IF Burlington, is now N
market for the fret time since its gnal purchase
The baiIdinrs-Uouse u bv 3f. with Kitchen and
Wood shed Is by ~ (or'nted white); Ilav and
Grain B,-1 20 hv 40 with stables for clttlel;
Horse Barn "a bv g.; two Ilav Barns "a n square
with shed Is b, A. are in good repair; Well snd
Cisteru with T jumps therein Convenient to the
house.
The sinh ,-i,rr Is not ambitious 10 overstats it's
me-it- but m rs the farm 70 ex7minttion ard
sale. and wiz 90 honry - show As1r's which
90 not lie" o his sales for the last few years.
Address or call u~on
J. IT, BOSTVICK.
Dorset st Burlington, Vt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
A nTFFERRECE

nEWEY'S Hams are smoked only By him self:
Ohi Segars are smoked by everybody.
Feb. 6th, $780, dawtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
naols and ShOas.

SPRING OF 1859
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30

CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM, PURIFY TIE. BLOOD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
GEORGE c. WALES.

an lover Prices for Cash than ave been
kn,wl tor years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30
Root and Herb Bitters

The best Spla3 8-Sunnsr II Heteeia d. ltTr'l-l
DE- IANELENl..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-30

Ee7v3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06

chou. Amy, Niuapo. B.irut Smyma Jelus1em
Rhtcndum. Aust, rdam, Antwerp, FUuch H.
Opnrio. saint Thomas, tdslurur Genoa, Basle
Geneva, Messna, Naples, Palermo, bepsic
Munich, L"gh1rn, Sluttgardt Bremen, lidmhutg
TAngiefs, Tripuli, Tuuis. Rhode Janefo, fcrnam
buco Very Cruz, Acapulco, C1llao, Valparaiso
Buenos Ayres, San Juan del Sur Aspinwall. Pan
/ ANA. Laguayra, Hogouu, bahainn Cape Town
! Falkland Islands Venice, Slciun, Gambia, Cyprus
| Batavia Fa,nl Santiago Cape de Ncrdes), Sain
/ Croix spezzia, A thons. Hanzlbar, Bahia, Maran
/ ham island Para, Rio Grauio, Matamoras, Mcxi
| 60 tcity), rampco, PasO de Notic, Tnbascu Pata
/ runIbcz, Talcohuuno Carthugena, Sabarillo
! 1moa. Guayaqul, CohiIa. M0nlcvi1co, Tihta
BAY OF Islands, Apia, LanihaIn; commercial agent.
at San Juan del Nurte, Port an Prince, San Do
mingo triiy), -. Paul dc Lon, TO tAngolay, Mon
rovlo, Gaboon. Cape llaylios, Aux Cayes, and
Amoor river, twn hundred and sixty eight thou
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars
For Interpreters Tor the cOnsulates in China
three thou and dollars
For Clmpe nsnton oi the cimmssioncr, secre
tary, ciel astronomer and surveyor, assistant AS
rpnomcr and surveyor, clerk, aud inr provisions
transportation, aud contingencies Of the commits
sion tn run and mark the boundary line between
the United States and the Bii sh possessions
bounding on Washington Territory, one hundred
and liuv thousand dollars
To enable the President OF the United States "a
carry niochrct he act OF Cpugr, rs of third March
ii !htern hun1re,l and nineteen, aud amy suhse
guent acts noe IN force tor he suppression OF the
slave trade forty ihuus1ud lullars
For expenses incurred under Instructions iron
the Secretary OF State, in hring'n, hume from for
eiGn countries persons charged with crime, aud ex
pcnscs Incident thereto, ten thousand dollars
| To enable the Secretary OF State ,o deiray tn,
cost ol prison ship at Canton, in China from the
first day Of January, eighteen hundred aud fifty
four to the first day Of January, ri hleen hundred
ami fifty seven, aud Tor oml cnsnttun Of the mar
| shall vt the consular court Mt Canton from Janu
ary one, eighteen hundred and fifty four, to fit
teenth December. eighteen hundred aud iilty.
seven. four q or~nnd seven hundred and Sky dol
/ lars. or So much thereof as may be necessary
/ For compensation of commissioner TO China nnt
the consulsa the five ports in China, viz Kwnug
chow, Annoy, Flu chow, Nlnrpo, and Shanghae
from the first OF jay, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, to The hiflyfrst OF December, eighteen nun
died and til!y .ix. nine thousand doirs
Approved, May &c, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines. 4.
RETAIL. PRICES
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, TrumbuIl Co, Ohio, March 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing in tho
Gracfeuberg Medicines for the past year, and can
truly say that have never offered any med dicines to
the public that have met with the decided appro-
bation of the people ike these, particularly the
Pills and Catholicon. They will readily perform all
and more than IS prSomiseafor them. | have sold
and hear the best results in every case.
}. ii. G. JOHNSON, Medical gent
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
JAMES WILSON
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN


Female Irregularities. weakness, uterine displnce-
ments and all local uterine difficulties and consti-
tutlunal troubles of women, are entirely cured by
the GRAFENBERG MARSHAL's UTERINE CATHoLI-
con.
In this connection Miss Beecher' sister of the
Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher, in letters to the people,
page 100, SYST have nine sisters and ssters-in-
lnw, and fourteen female cousins, all married and
of my friends and acquantances cannot recall ten
married ladies in this century and country, who are
perfectly healthy. In cases, however, where the
Graeicnberg CathOlcon has been used, we must
say that health has rapidly taken the place of dis
ease. and ladies have become robust, strong, Wig
orOus and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, of Elmirn, says: Beautiful in
deed Is the conhding, trusting nature of woman.
but how much does it need to be protected by n
watchiulness that will lead her, in time of disease,
to appeal to medical adviser of scientific educa-
tion, moral worth and purity of character" All
these may be secured By addressing the Graefen
berg Company,
1t gives me great pleasure to certify to the invari
able curative action of the Graefenberg Marshalls
Uterine Catholicon in all of female disease,
and to the skill and gh moral character of the Med
lcal Department Of the Graefenberg Company.
J. =. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergyman Ny heart has fair
ly ached t. witness the feeble health of women,
| have Travelled my circuit preaching the Gospel.
thank God, however, that | have seen all these
diseases give way to the tiraefenberg Marshaus
Uterine Catholic9n, wherever i has been used.
Rev. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich,
formerly of Western Stark, Medina Co.. o.
R5'F For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the State. Sold by DIR. j. X. RAIFF.
Mllersburg, and ID. G.. TUTTLE, Nashville.
ii. B. klNGSLf, Cleveland,
Noed'y Agent for Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
AN ACT to settle tho Titles to certain nnfs get
apart for the Use of certain Half. Breed Kansas
lndiuns. in Kansas Territory.


/ Whereas by the sixth nrlicle of n treaty made
and concluded at the City o st. duis in the Stttt
ui Missouri the third day Of June, clghteen
hundr'd and twenty five b. tween the United
States Of America and the Kansas nation of lnli
ans, there was reserved from the lands ceded by
said treaty to the United States by said Kansas
nation oi Indians, one mile square of land fol
each ot the hnli.Dreeds OF the kansas nation nam
Ell in the said SIKH article, which land has been
surveyed aud allotted To ench of the said half.
breeds in the order in which they are named in
aud IN accordance with the provisions of the said
sixth article nt sad treaty; therefore,
BE It enac'cd by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiDes Of He UBitcd Saics Of dmcrca in Con.
gress assembled, That all the title, interest and
estate OF the United States is hereby vested IN the
said reserves who now living, to the land
reserved, set apart and allotted to them Respective.
y by the snid sixth article OF snii treaty; aud in
case my of said reservoirs named in the said six III
article are deceased and leaving heirs, then all the
tie, interest estate of the United Stntcs to the
land allotted to such deccased reserves, is here
b" vested and confirmed in such persons ms shall
10y the Secretary of the Interior be decided 10 be
the heirs OF such decensed reservees; but nothing
herein contained shall be construed to give any
force efficacy or binding effect to any contract,
in writing or otherwise, for the sale disposition
of any lands named in this net, heretomore made
by any ul said rc5crvars or their heirs
SIC. Q. And be il further enacted, That in
heirs of any deceased reserves, shall not desire
10 reside upon, or occupy the lands to wi ch such
reserves or such heirs are entitled by the provs.
ions OF this act, tho Secretary Of tho Interior,
I when requested by them ar either of them so 10
do, is hereby authorized 10 sell such lands belong.
ing to those so requesting him, tor the benefit of
such reserves, such heirs; aud the Secretary ol
the Interior ls also authorized to sell, with the
assent OF the kansas nation of Indians the lands
allotted to the reserves who are deceased lenv-
ina M HON IttI tI t,.If
their hcls, and he heirs OF those deceased equally;
said lands TO bG sold IN accordance with such rules
and regulations ns may be prescribed by the Com
missioner OF Indian \ fairs and approved by thrl
Secretary of the Interior; aud patents in the usual
form shall be issued to the purchasers of said lands
/ IN accordance Ni IA the provisions of his act
SEC. ,. And be il further enacted, That tho pro-
ceods OF the land, the sale OF which ia provided
for by this act, shall he paid the parties enti.
dep therolo,or applied by the Secretary of the In.
terror for their benefit, in such manner ns he may
/ think most advnnioeous To- their interest.
Approved, May &c, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06


NN NOT mixing Appropriations for the Sup2ort
ni ne Military Acudony lur tho Year endiu,
the uArlir'hot June, eighteen hundred and sixty
one. '
BE 4 enacted by he Senate and House of Rome.
seatatincs oltLr United Suites of America in roD.
gress assembled, That the following sums bc. and
the same nrc lrrrhy appropr ,lcd. ont Of any nnn
ty in the Treasury not otherwise npprnptinI,d
toI the support OF the Military Academy for IN,
year ending the thlrlrlh OF jane, eighteen hundred
and sixty uncs
For pay OF officers, Instructors cadets, and mu
sicinns, one hundred and sixteen thousand und
ninety six dollars
For communication of Subsistence, four thousant
one hundred aud sixty, ono do lars
For forage tor officers horses, Que thousand loul
hundred and forty dollafs
For pay IN lieu OF clothing 10 officers servants
sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, "a follows
repairs and improvements fuel, nn nppalatus
forage, POSTAGE stationery, transportation, PRINT.
ing, clerks iScellansOus aud incidental expe nses
and departments Oi instruction, thirty ak ihous-
aud eight hundred aud ninety tive dollars.
FOR gradual increase aud expense OF library, one
thousand dollars
For expenses of the board Of visio s. four thous.
and live hundred dollars
For forage of artillery aud cavalry horses, eight
thousand slS hundred and forty dollars.
For supplying horses ler artillery aud cavalry
practice, one thousand dollars
For repairs OF officers quarters, five hundred dol.
lara
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06

AN ACT to change the lines for holding III,
Terms of the District Courts OF the United States
for the Northern District OF Alabama.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House of Rcpre
scntatircs Of the United States Of America in Con-
grcss assembled, That hereafter the terms of the
district court o the United Stalss for the northern
district OF Alabama shall commence on the third
Mondays of May and November, respectively, in
every year, instead OF tho times now provided by
law
SEc 9. And be- il further cRacied, That every
process, bond, recognl2anco or obi alton which
has been or may be, made returnablc To tho said
court on the second Monday of November next
shall be rcturnublo on the third Monday of No
venhcr next and shall have the snmc force and
fleet as ii 1t had been made rethrnable on the
thrd Monday ot November next
SIC. g. And be 10 turth6r enacted, That the
said court in term time, or the Judge OF said court
m vacation, may order special term ot said court
to be held nt such lime the court or udgo may
appoint Notice oi the time ot holding such special
term shall be given by the clrrk OF the court, by
advertr omcnt in some newspaper pub lishcd in
the city of Huntsville, at least once IA week for
four weeks neXi preceding the time appointed ful
holding such special term
SEC. 4. And be HGrtler enactcd That all laws
aud parts OF laws contrary to the provisions OF this
net he, and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved, June ., 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
bR. G. w. BUSHNELL"
Hartford Trumbull Co. o.. March I. 1851.


NJ eis iS PGguioru, oosunctonI Io., May 49, ieS.
the Medicines of the Grefenberg Company for tho
last the years, and have invariably found them to
give good atstaction; and the Pills have sold to
great many families rs regularly as their tea and
coffee, and with trade they have become staple
article. MARSHALL Uterine Catholicon is medicine
that has done great amount of good in female
diseases. One lady sold it to told me that sh had
received more benefit from one bottle than she did
from long course of medical treatment BY the most
skllltul physicians. \ ours truly,
L 4 lLA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06

AN ACT TO authorize the President of the United
state IN Conjunction with the State of CnIior.
mia, to run aud mark the boundary Lines be
tween the Territories oi the United States and
the state of California.
BE enacted by The Senate and House of Rcprc.
sentdtUcS Of The United Sidies Of America in COn-
gresS dsSfnibied, That the President of the United
states bc, nnd he hereby is, authorized aud EN-
powered to appoint a suitable person or persons,
who, IN conjunction with such person or persons
as muy be appointed On bc half ol the State OF Cali
lorna Tor the same putpOso, shall run and mark
h. boundary lines between the Territories ol the
| United states and the state 0i California; COM
mcncng at the point Of intersection of the forty.
second degree oi north latitude with the one hun
bred aud twentieth degree Of longitude west from
Greenwich, and running south on the ns oi said
one hundred aud twentieth dcgrJe ot west lougi.
tuda untIl II lntorscrl the thirty ninth degree oi
north latitude; thence running in straight line
IN suuthcOstcIlY direction to the rvcr Colorado
at point where II lnttrsCcts the thirty fifth de
gree OF north latitude.
SEC. >. and be il further enacted, That su. h
lnndmal la shall he established at the SAID point
o beginning and at the other corners and on the
several lines ut sand boundary aS may be agreed
on by the President OF the United Saes, or those
actlng under hs authority, and the said State OF
Callornln or those acting under it's authority Pro
u'dtd That the person o. persons appointed aud
employed on the part and behalf oi the State of
Cahiurulu are To be paid 10y the sud State; Pro
uided, tRrher, that no persons except supcIin
tcndCnt or orcommis7oner shall he app, intcd or en-
ployrd IN this service by the United Stutcs, but
sucn as are required 10 make the necessary obscr.
vaIlons and surveys, to ascertain such line and
erect suitable monuments thereon, and make 70
lurn ol the same
AuprnNpd Nav 0GtL IQ60
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Approved, Jnne l3, 1860.
AN ACT to Incorporate the Proprictors of Pros.
pecl Hill Cemetery.

| RcHsndcied by ne Senate and hopse IF Representa-
| tires W Me t"ded NIttS Of Amsricd IN CORg"eSc as
semhird, That Augustus T.. l.. kcesc, John q. Stork
| Fred llrider, JInn " alter, lonn Guttensuhn, h
| Osiormryer, Christopher lricse, and George
ShulIZ, the present members OF the German Evan
geical Society, and their succcssoIs in snid so
cety, be, aud they are hereby, created body poll
lie and corporate, by the namN aud title of the
Prospect I'LL Cemetery in the District OF Colum
hin, and by that name shall have perpetual sue
cession, aud shall be able and liable sue aud be
sned IN any court ol law and equity, may have
and use common seal, and shall have power tc
purchase and hold not exceeding one hundred acres
o land in the District OF Columbia, north of the
limits oi the city of Washington, tandl to sell and
dispose OF such parts OF said land ns mny not bs
wanted Tor the purpose ul a cemetery; PROVIDED
hat nj least seventeen contiguous acres shall b.
forever appropriated and set apart as a cemetery
with authority to said corporation 10 receive gifts
and bequests for the purpose ol ornnmen,ing nj
improving sald cemetery, AMI TO hold such person.
NJ property AS may be requisite 10 carry out this
act.
SEC. .. And be it further enacted, That the
Affairs ot said corporation shail be conducted by
president, secretary, aud six directors, who shall
hGue elected annually by a majority OF the votes al
said society; the snid president, secretary aud di
rectors, 70 It'll all vacancies in their own body
ana shall have power to lay out and ornament the
grounds, remove and alter old buildings and to
erect new ones, Ia lay out AMI sell, or dis
" '''o' W NIipulHt 'lllttFs
nni agents, and tx their several duties and com.
pensaon; md ro make such bylaws. rules and
regulations, as they mny deem proper Tor conduct.
ing the affairs of the ,orporaion, for the govern.
ment ct lot holders and visitors 10 the cemetery,
and for tho transfer of stock, and the evidence
thereof In all elections held under this act, each
proprietor shall b. entitled to one vote.
SEc. g. And be Il further enacted, That no streets,
lanes alleys, roads, canals, or any sort shall be
opened through the property OF said corporation
exclusively used and appropriated to the purpose
OF cemetery: Propided, That nothing herein
contained shall authorize said corporation to oh.
struct any public road, or street, or lane or alley,
now actually opened and used as such.
SEC. 4. And be il further enacted, That any
person who shall wilfuy destroy, mutilate, deace,
lnIure, or remove any tomb, monument, grave
stone or other structure placed in said cemetery,
or any fence, railing work for protection or or
nament of said cemetery, or any tomb monument,
gravestone or other structure thereon, or shall
wiltully destroy, cut, break, or remove any tree,
shrub or plant within the limits of said cemetery,
shall be considered guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof before any justice of the peace
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

DHILIP LEPLAUGH is engaged in
Il the Blac smithing business in all its various
branches He confident that his work Will render
satisfaction to all who may give him call. His shop
will he found Immediately South Of the Disciples Church
Mllersburg, Ohio, (n5tO r. LtPLAoeh'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06

Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the GraefenberC
Medicines. DIR. B. is n physician of extensive prao-
hce, and is of the most successful in tho county
(TrumbulD in which he resides
This centiGes that have used the Graefenberg
Pills and Marshals Catholicon, sold here by j. H.
G, johnson in practice, to my entire satisfaction
They are good medicines.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-06
Approved, May 2Gth, 1860.

AN ACT authorizing the domestic and Foreign
Mis- ipnnry Sucloly oi the Protestant Episcopa
Church in the United States" to enter a certain
Tract OF Land IN the State OF Wisconsin
be il enacted by tie Senate and House Of Renre
seHtaiipes Of bc tHIcd Siates of america in Can,
greSs assembled, That the "Domcstic and Foreign
Missionary S~lcy ul the Protestant Euiscopa
Church IN the United States" be- aud is hereby
authorized to enter, at the rate of one dollar an.
twenty 'hNo cents per acre, certain tract ut land
known as the "N,sslnn fnrm,N aud numbered II,
lot number eighteen, on tlle east bank Of FnA
River, nepr Green Ruy state Of Wisconsin, hay
ing front on Fox River ol six chains, and running
easlwardly huck from the rlvcr, between parable
lines, one hundred and Ii ty.irur aud sixty.ninc
hundrvIhs choIns, aud containing ninety Two and
eighty one hmHiredlhs suncrhcial acres
Approved, June |, 1860.