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MEDICINAL.

An apcricnt and stonachc preparation Of lllON
purified Of Oxygep aud Carbon by combustion Of
hydrogen, sanctioned by the highest Medical att
thoritics both in Europe and the United States and
prescribed IN their practice.
The experience Of thousands daily proves that no
preparation of iron can be compared with il. lm-
purities Of the blood depression of vital energy,
pale and otherwise sckly complications indicates its
necessity in almost every conceivable case.
lnnoxous in all maladcB which Il has been tried,
it proves absolutely durable in each of the following
cases:
Debility, Nervous Affections. Einnciation, Dys-
pcpsia. Constipation, Diarhma Dyscntery Incipicnt
Consumption, ScrOful9us ! TubarcuioSisSalt RGrun,
Mismcnsuuation, Whites, Chorosia, Liver Com
plants, Chronic Headaches Rhcum1tism mtuIinit-
tent Fcyors Pimplcs on the Face, &c.
In cases Of General Debility, whether the result
of acute disease or the diminuton Of nervous and
muscular energy from chronic complaints one trial
OF this preparation has proved successful to an cx-
tent wiicn description or written gttcstition
would render credible lnyalds 50 long bcd-rid-
den as ~ have become forgotten in their own neigh
borhood have suddenly rcappcarcd in thg busy world
as Just returned from piotrdctcd travel in dist
ant lini Some very signal instances Of this Kind
are attcstcd by emac sufferers, cmIciatpd victims
Of apparent marasnius, sanguintous exhaustion,
critical changes, and that complication of nervous
and dyapcpuc aversion to air aud exercise for which
the physician has name.
In Nervous affections Of all kinds and for reasons
funiiiar 10 medical men, the operation of this prep
ariton Of iron mIlsJ necessarily be stlutHry, for
unlike the old oxides it is vigorously tonic without
being exciting or uyer-hcating; and gently, regu-
larly aperi5n oven in the most obstinate cases Of
cosuycnass, without ever being gastric purgatyc,
or inhictiug disagrpcablc sensation.
il is this last property among others which makes
itso remarkably permanent and cilectual remedy
for Plies, upon which it appears to exert distinct
and specific action by dispensing the local tendency
which forces them.
In dyspepsia, innumcrablc as are its causes, a
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MEDICINAL.


I'M. ! h ; NJ I T III
Would respectfully inform hc citizens Of Wood
county that hc hIF permanently located himself w
Bowling Grc,n Tor The pirpoHoof pucGcinf Mndi'
cine and Surgery. W addition 70 q regular course
oc study, Mr. q has made hiusclr arquaintcd with
tba spacial molo cr distinguishing diseases by mn
examination oi thc urine OF thp patient 1858 prnospd
hy the late DIX. DLlANBAuGiinud orall Chronic
Diseases win Say uubc.iutNgiy that hy following
Mr. Da practise in pugh cusrs Ice hos had be.'r
succcts than from INV other method " treatment. =
Among tire diseases which Dr. g. praicssc3 10 treat
succpasfully mny be- mentioned hc following, yiE
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Consumption IN It's
early sOrrs Diseases OF The Spoon, Asthma SPIT
ting of tD Blood. Pulpitjon Of the hcnrl, lilcuml-
Gsu, ,Whe Swelling Dropsy, Scrouuus Diseases,
Jnun.Gcc, Female Complaints. IN AT their varied
iurms, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Foyer sores,
tlcus, Sc. lfpaGants With nuy Of the above ar
Kindred Chronic Diseagcs will scnd some OF their
urine alcn iu the morning in clean VIAL DR.. $. can
molo satisfactory diagnosis Of the case nearly as
well a,if the patient were prcsont
NOv. 10, igG0-2gN.
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NTURRAY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
hAvMEE City, ONO.
FACULTY.
CLEVELAND, Ono.

JEROME MURRAY, Instructor in Accounts, and
Lecturer on business Customs, &c.
+. WEIGH, Teacher of Double and Single Entry
Book Keeping. Practical and Ornamental PEN
menshp, Pen Drawing, Fourshing, &c.
Hon. j. NJ. ASHLEY, Hon. ASHER Cook, NJ. Il.
BRALEy. and d. L. AUsTIS, Lecturers on CONNER
cial Law,
Rev G. A. ADAMS, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics.
Rev. G. RICHARDS, Lecturer on Political Econ
OInV
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PROM de N,v'pw r, Y. ,jo-.'e sti-1ro, IN,
We heartily endorse Mr, SpalGtug, and his unriy-
ale4 CcVhal,C lfllS
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Price ot Syrup 81, Cerato GOO. per bottle.
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). N, llARRlS co.. Projectors Of The Western anJ
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PENMANSHlP,
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ard.
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sSs~For fall particulars send for Circular.
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~ r MN l L l. n,
CHENlCOPATHIG PHYSICIAN,
May b, consulted free of charge at the following
times and places
FosNria. lllys House, Tuesday, March 18Th.
Fremont Kesser Hotel, Wednesday, March goth
Emnrc, Elmore House, Thursday, March 2lst
Toledo, Collins House, Friday, March 22nd
p,uyahugg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday and Sun
day, March 30;h and 3Is'.
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one. in the United
StItos,ant challenge any ono to produce the same
SUCCESS that have met with in treating Chronic
Diseases. My theory is based upon the chemical
operations of the body, believing diseases to depend
upon disproportopd condition of the fluids of the
body whereby the solids he come unhealthy hy
analysing the secrrtions blood, &C., of the body,
and finding out what is deficient or in excess AMI
supplying to the system what is wanting. am
enabled 10 cure often by small amount ofmodlclnes
where the patient has been druggcd with medicines
for long years 10 NJ effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the grcatmliorty ofcascs, de-
d2nAs mainly upon a disproporuuned state OF the
gastric on digestive fluids Of the stomach, W ben
this gaStic fluid is proportional properly the food is
Thoroughly dgeatcd and assinlilatcd, Viewing )ys-
pepsi hv the rules of ChtmicopathoOg., and giving
tyauaW aceordiugly,l am enabled to cure 80 cases
cut or So and 40 eases out 30 of Consumption, As
thma, B,ouchitis and Laryngitis,aud Liver Com
dlaul Files Neuralgia, Dizziness rSick Headache,
Nervous Debility and Female DiscGscs--m every
case cure ana other diseases prop~tonately.
CONSUMPTION.
,,SNDr. McMillcn uses mn improved Inhaling In
strumcnt for the cure ot Conoumpt Asthma, Bron-
chitis ami Laryngts by this We can make as good
an application 70 the diseased Lang and Throat as
we could to sore anywhere on the exterior of the
body.
lir. w. uses pure Chemicopahic and Botanic Rem
eliyS, lie gives a mild tonic ueatment which acts
chemically and assists Nature tn free herself One
Of T., i. ..,tfh If
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DLooD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS.

When DR.. Rohnck. the renowned Swedish PLY
sioian, Introduced his Blood Purifier and Pills into
the Uuud States, he set forth in plain terms their
curative properties. This was years ago. The task
uf ufr,cummnnding them hus since bccu taken ont Vt
his lmnds. Enlightened men, whose character for
sound Judgment and philosophy gives their opinions
weight i'm the community men who observe reflect
and mako "assuranrc doubly sure before they de-
eide, are everywhere approving and urging tlo use
In tine wisdom and honesty Of this class, on who
choose p investigate for themselves ara now of one
mIuiou this important subject
The evidence in tha rossrHdon of DR.. Roback
which rs ui pll tl.s accessible To- the public, cstab
fishes the followmgi
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Prom hs Ecoartv, Noyaih, Ia,
They have been tested in more than thousand
eases, with entire success.
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Us simplicity in operation is such that child
ten years old can use It with ease. Its several parts
being constructed ON philosophical principles, it is
not liable 10 get out of order, Il makes strong,
elastic anl durable stitch 1t scwS frum two cSn-
mon SpoolS and makes hut little noise.
An who contemplate buying, wish to see the
best Sewing Machine now in use, are respectfully
invited to all On y. II, CAILARp, in whose Tailor
Shop il is now in practical operation.
J. B, GREGORY, Agent.
October 1, lS60-25y.
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ftoM a. Er0U1I,f, NorIoIt IA.
Cephalic Pills accomplish die uocct for which
they w,r, made, yia' Cure Of headache in all its
forms.
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state Oi the stomach
Thoy are entirely vegetable in their composition,
ami n1y be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, aud thc absence
Of any dHErcrablc tasc renders it easy to admins
BEWARE or FCOUNTERFEITSl
Fho genuine have five signatures OF Henry {.
Splltlmg ON each Box.
soll is Druggists and all ot,lor Dealers in Med
\ Box will be sent by mail prepaid on rcceipot
of the
PRICE2j CENTS.
Al orders should be addrcsSed TO
HENRY c. SPALDING,
4s CEDAR STREET, New ok.
The following endorsements Of
SPALDlNG'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
will coaymcc all who suffer from HEADACHE
that
SPEEDY AND 6HURE CURE
IS wrmS THEIR RGAcu
------
IA gasc 7stinonjpia ,rc,e ung,iicir5dy N SrupiNu,
they q8o'd arq~.fio"odic lrq22fqf de gicaey
q his tsoiy 9ci9tgtc d'seorcrg.
MAsoSyuLE, CoSs, Feb. g. 1851.
Mr, SrupiNG.
SIR:
have tried your Ccphalic Pills and like them
so w"ll that want you to send me two dollars
worth more.
Part tot these are for the ncighbors, to whom
Send thc Pills by mail, aud ohgc
Your ob't Servant
JAMES krNSrpY.
HAyEuroEp, Pa, Fob 6, 1861.
Nix. SrALpISG.
SIR;
wish you to send ,nc more box Of your Cc-
phalic piIs, have received great deal OF beno6t
from them.
MANY .ANS SToWHovsE.
SrEccc CRErE, lIuNriNGroS, Co., PA.
January Is, 1851,
nc. Sr,LpiSG. .|i
You will please send the two hnNos Of your &C.
phlc Ilts. Send them iuun2di1tey.
l>o. =. SmoSs.
Psi have used one box oryour Pills, and find
them excellent,
EErLG Nravos, ONO, Jan, 10, 1861.
H. c. SpMDISG, ESQ,
Please find mclosed twenty five cents, for which
s'nl nae auather box of YOUR Cephahc Pills. They
are truly the best Pills ihWqcvpr tried.
Direct \, SrovEE, p. NJ.
Ecllc Vernon, Nyandot Co., O.
Hrynmy, Mass, Dee II, 1860.
II. G. SrAanrSa, Eq
wish for ,o,u, circulars or largo show bills, to
bring Your ChephaIr Pills more particularly before
m, customers, ltyuu have anything &C the kind
please seud tonne.
one ormy cus,oo,,s who is subject to severe
Sick lloldachc, lusuay lasting two days. was
cured Of an attack in our hour 10y your Pills, which
sent her,
", y, WILKEs.
RgySotrswao I'naSNl,s Co. ONO,
HgSav G. srumSo.
N7,tS Gedars,i,N,
luo)os,l iud twenty five cents, l25,l for which
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STANDINGS rREPARED GLUE!
CAIIr N
SAVE THE PIECES

s. certain wprpcped persons srs attempting
io palm on m thN UnSuSp >ctjug public. Ian. tltiNls
@! uy PREPARED GllE, would caution an per-
Sous t' eN2udn3 before purchasing aud sce taat the
uN name.
tU'Sp>ViUNG PREPARED GLUE, x,
Is en- u, "W ,t,, NsaHrr all v,aega acc sw,Gdu',E
VsUsl g,,.ts,
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YrsllANrL MIcu. jan, II, 1861

Noi long since sent to you tor a box of CyphaGc
Pills for the cura ottha Nervous Headache and Cos
tNeness, and received the same and they had 50
good aa ctAct that was induced to send for more.
Please sond 10y roturn mail. Direct 10
"A. Il. W HErLER.
Npsilanti, Mich.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
The Camp at Cairo.

On the "a inst, there were at Cairo $3.50
troops, 80 pieces of cannon, and full supply
of ammunition. The cannon were planted and
we'll protected. The prepa rations for defense
were complete, and no fears entertained Of any
successful assault The excitement had very
much subsidized, owing to the consciousness of Sc
curlty The feeling at Paducah and Columbus,
ky., the points from which an attack was
threatened, was also said to be more reasona bic
and pacific
The Louisville Journal, the heroic defender of
the Union in Kentucky, contains manly and
able vindcation of the right of the United
States Government to institute the camp at Ca
ro to intercept all articles contraband of war
floating on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and
destined for the Confederate States A petition
is in circulation in Louisville and elsewhere and
1t is getting signatures by tens Of thousands,
calling Ga Gov. Magoffin to forbid by proclama-
ton all attempts to organize military force on
the soil OF Kentucky to attack the camp at Ca
iro. 1t is proper to be known to all the volun-
teers at Cairo lave been regularly mustered into
the United States service, and the cncampmcnt
sregularly one of the United States Govern
ment.
We unprecedented for time that the madcap
Gen Gideon j. Pillow, of Tennessee, who is in
charge of the Memphis division of the Military
OF that State, might precipitate conflict at
Cairo, in which Kentucky would be involved
but the indications from Kentucky are 80 verv
favorable to the Union cause, that we think
that danger we'll nigh passed.-N. Y. Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09
Foreign News.

FATHER PolNr, May T. Steamship North
America passed here about six clock this af.
tcrnotn.
Iorin, Friday. The Turin Journals to day
contain artIcl les applauding the reconciliation
between Garahaldi Count Cayour and Cialdini.
The Opanlone of to day says the rumors OF
popular manifestation at Genoa and B,logna
are without foundation.
The expedition up the Zantze had reached
Nankn. The insurgents expressed themselves
1es'rous OF beng on good terms with oreign
eEs. Admiral Hope in,imates to then, that a
man of-war would be stationed at Nankin.-
The insurgents SAID it was their intention to oc
cupy all the towns on the banks of the Zantze
MIR. Alcock had arranged all difficulties with
the Japanese Government, and had returned to
JJeddo ny invitation. He and the French Min.
lister were received there March Q, with due GER
emory.
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Mails in Montpelier.

SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at 500 a. m ;
rvies at Is p IN.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3.15 p. arrives
at 0 so a.
BARRE mail arrives daily at $50 a. departs every
day on arrival of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p. NJ. departs
daily at GOA III.
DANvILLE arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 90 p. m departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa ur
days arrival If Western.
BARTON arrives and departs same as Danville,
HYDEpARK by Worcester and Elmore, arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p m. departs
Danvlc.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays al
80 p. departs same as Danvillc.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at LOO p M leaves alternate days on arrival Of
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week
All matter for these mails must be in the office before the
time Of closing, TO 90 the same day.
OrPICE HOURS FROM 100 A NJ. to 500 p. NJ
JAMES G. FRENCH, p. N.
Montpelier, May l, 1861.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY g. 1901.

There are no PEOPLE in the world who with
less pretension have more work in them than
the descendants of the Green Mountain Boys.
The most sententious. thrifty and hardy OF men,
they are accustomed, with accomplishing cheer
iulncss to work with the smallest means and
the most inadequate Instruments. They wresi
!. scanty living from torbdding and sterile
soil. wear homespun, and grow sinewy upon
fare that would be rejected by u luxurious race
The above is portion of an article from the
.Nsw York World, going the rounds of the
Vermont Press without word of retuke. The
editor of the World ,cas Vermonter whether
before he emigrated, he was accustomed to
"work with the smallest means and the most
"inadequate instruments" we are not informed
but at present, Vermont is not behind any of
her sister States in any essential feature of an
intelligent. cnterprising, wellordered and rich
Commonwealth
The stomach of the World m light rebel at the
fare upon which Vermonlers grow sinewy, and
would very likely prefer " swill milk diseased
meat, canine sausases, sickly, tasteless, hot
house vegetables, to the genuine yellow cream,
sweet butter, and delicious bread that help
make up our homely fare. We have at least
this comfort with our food we know what we
are eating. When we become more " luxuri-
ous,' we sha'n't probably mind that SO much.
We hope when the World next attempts to
compliment Vermont, it wont begin its praise
by calling us race of savages, who live on
roots and herbs and woodchucks, and barely
manage with inadequate instruments to
gather from sterile and barren soil, scanty
sui sstence for the fact is, We do grow corn
and wheat and fruits from our soil, we tatten
becves upon our hills, and occasionally after
beautifully supplying every demand of our
home appettes, send food to feed the cultivated
stomachs of the more g luxurious races " Of
the great cities.
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" THE BLooDLEss VICTORY -: WILEIAM
Rom, son of John Robb, on Pratt-street, New
York City, has just come home from Charleston.
He was pressed into the service of the Rebels,
and WAS in Fort Moultrie during the boubard
ment of Fort Sumter. escaping III the hold of d
vessel in the confusion after ANDERSON evscua-
ted the fort. lie says the Rebels lest a great
many loes, and that Il hundred fell IN .Noullrie
at The. first fire from Fort Sumter.'
The evidence, for the last few days, has been
rapidly accumulating proving now beyond a
question that Major Anderson's fire from Fort
Sumter on the Rebel batteries ives terribly de-
structive. The dead were secretly buriel by
hundreds, and the living were made to take an
oath not to divulge the truth. No wonder the
chivalry were so anxions that Major Anderson
should cvacuate the fort, that they allowed him
to make his own terms and 60 cut with all the
honors of war!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-09

SCARCITY OF Provisions IN -HE Sour1I. We
learn, says Cincinnati paper. from good au
thority, that when Gen. Pillow telegruphed from
Nashville to Montgomery that he could raise
10000 volunteers to Join the Southern army, he
was informed that the troops were not desirable
unless accompanied with provisions This shows
where the pinch is in the Cotton Stotes We
learn also that the most pressing orders lor pro
visions are received in this city from the extrrme
SoGth every day, and that for some time past
The production of rifle muskets at the Snrno-
field Armory has been increased 25 per ct. since
MIR. Dwight assumed the superintrndency Its
now at the rate of so a day, and will soon be
100 daily. ExPresldent Pierce, of N. H.. was
ut the armory on Thursday, to arrange for sup
plying the volunteers from his State with arms
he has abandoned the Philadelphia plan set.
thing the sectional controversy by reference to its
questions to the ex Presidents rs arb.trators.
Senator johnson of Tenn. made q manful
Union speech for the enforcement of the laws
and the preservation of the Union at all haz.
ards. at Knoxville, few days since. m,
speech received great applause.