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The War In Missouri,

we make mp, says the Memphis AppeaIof the
I 18th, the following summary of intelligence from
Missouri from 81. Loais Democrat Of the 18th.
| That paper, notwithstanding its Abolition pro-
cllvties, cannot disguise the fact that agars are
progressing favorably for the Confederate canse in
that State indeed, 1t gives an opinion, stbased
upon information gained from the rebels Them
selves, that unless checked within ten DAYS more
in some sudden Or overwhelming manner, these
recruiting parties will begin rare work OF deyiltry
IN bridge burning and persecuting Union citizens,
It also states that Gen. Price has made speech at
osceola, vowing vengeance on Kansas for the de-
structlon OF that place by the Jayhawkers: g
From a citizen zone of the principal river
towns, the Democrat obtained information from
yen Prices command as late as the 9Th. He was
then, 1t IS stated, at 0seeola, with force Of from
ten to fifteen thousand men, intending In q few
days to strike northward and sending word tn bis
relatives and friends that he should soon be Oil the
Missouri river. Gen. slack's division had already
ing on the eth Price had fifty three es1lron.some
Of them rted--and had lately received twenty-five
hundred new tents. All his troops were well clad.
shod h and armed; and all reports in reference to
their destitute and suffering condition are NOT
founded in fact The hFge numbers reported as
deserving him, have simply gone home for the pur.
pose OF inducing enlstments, at which work they
are now very energetically engaged in some Of the
hnu III ObutIS WIZ
sety ranass a,a,.sd !, results. san
eth ;nst M q q skirmlSh on the
stu.aan M;saonr I; a Y.'on M
an5 - hs u SSs, ~ sqihs nansians,
ana ars poay y. Ihree Of the latter
atI s. regortsa ~ " nave peen ksiied.
Joss1,h Il ,r9n fepoEted mat as Saint
sns .isa Wafe glsng Up n despair
tI; s su.ls uset sso en9 lotsuerates, 70 save
@ 4 u ~ Ptopssrly.5 FTossiens ana ciothing
tt ana 81 so;;ns sv army through
ana !. miles OF the
ssII,, :, y, soops Z; as e'soa'ta. e
we CLIP the iohoWing dispatch from the Demo
crat: 3'ls' t-S% n se@ ES5a
tLEAyEswoRTH. Dec. II I'M, Morsa.,, Z,
mand OF the troous At Weston bas issnsd - a
clamation to The ctzsns Of Plat 4; :
he calls upon the citizens % iii iim in
the railroad He calls on ali ahsenteas fo rssr,s
assuring them profe ction in uefsnn and na
if loyal. No negroes viii Be SLOWED II tbe eam5
or To leava tha Siafa = iiiss
ing parties and armed men Mi f be Shot Moagap's
force Is composed Of Missonrians anIistede nSSe5
toy. Gambie's cali 5s4- scs " - Ss s. ST -
"a s!fong g toree, lnclndlng COL Jennison's reg
81 the SaveItasntb IT. = poruoa
have been ordered to West Point Rates ennnpS
Missouri iSiffsssE sSN7StAt ~ y 5FS5SF7.' ss
5tadenerM Prentiss took the people Of ST. Joseph,
,yby surprise, the other daY by announcing hiss
determination to swear them fn tba Trn;on onS
Tt-fp1SY y : " 80 80 ~ ~ WAY nun, atlu put
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Matters at Patiucali,

The Rev. j. T. Pickett, late resident of Padu-
cab, and formerly citizen of Memphis, having
succeeded in making his escape from the former
place, says the Memphis Appeal of the 10th, ar
rived in the city on yesterday, being en- route over
ten days, and placing us, by the way, in posses
sion of Northern papers. At the time he left
Paducah no addition had been made to General
Smiths division of seven thousand troops stationed
there, as wrongly surrnised some time since. Pre-.
parations, on the contrary were evidently being
made to go into winter quarters. . r. IL
Gen. Smith had two light batteries of artillery
and eight cavalry companies connected with bis
division. On three of the four roads leading from
Paducah, three large siege guns were stationed,
protected by earth works--the other being unde
Tended. The fort at the Marine Hospital, con-
structed some months ago, has only three guns
mounted in it, and these of no very heavy caliber
The feud between Generals Smith, Wallace and
Payne, which created such excitement awhile
back, has demoralized the army, and left the
troops in state of great disaffecton. They ex.
press desire, almost unanimous. that Smith should
resign, alleging that his sympathes are with the
rebels, and threats were made to raise Federal
flag over his headquarters. '';rs@ p t@a
Out OF the original population of Paducah-
numbering about seven thousand--only some
fifteen hundred now remain at their homes, the
rest having taken refuge in the South. Mr. Pickett
confirms the accounts We have heretofore pub
lshed regarding the wanton acts of vandalism per-,
petrated by the Hessian soldiery on the property
of ahsentees. In many cases they have broken
open locked doors, stolen furniture, smashed up
looking glasses, and rathlessly cut yevetcushioned
sofas and chairs with their pocket-knives--all of
this being done in a spirit of wanton revenge
towards absent non-combatants. E,t
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Carolina Artillery. Ihe artillery also fired into
causing destruction of life ON the other two The
enemy Is concentrating on the other side Of the
ferry. The Charleston lighthouse has been blown
up by the Confederates. sSfs, ta9.& ~ .
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ss CoSpITIoN OF ST. LoUIs.-The Federal General
at St. Louis is ruling with high hand and by the
following, from the correspondence of the Chicago
Tribune, he contemplates still further indgnities
upon such as are supposed to entertain Southern
sentiments; - t& r. b., r. N ~
Something is going to happen of an important
it would not surprise anybody if the something !"
should turn out an order from Gen. Haleck re-
quiring every male inhabitant of st. Louis to be
enrolled as a Home Guard, and to take an oath of
allegiance to the United States Government. If
the order quartering Union refugees upon Secesh
families created CONSERVATION, what would be
the effect of the last order? Nowstha the Secesh
have a taste of what Gen. Halleck can do, they
think him capable of any severity. A week ago
his contraband order made him the idol of every
Secessonist in town, but No. 13 changed the tune
completely. The next order will frighten them
still worse than ever. 81.
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DREssMAgERs WANTED. Mrs. Benson, the fashion
able uier Of Canal street. 10 employ quite rumher
of good dressnakers Immediately. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

TIE STAY LAw.-The debate on tits important
measure oeoupied most Of yesterda' 's time in the
TapPan, Ogden, Moore Herman, jones and Abney
discussing the bin at length. great deal of talent
and eloqGence was displayed On the subject Pend.
ing the consideration OF the question the House ad
!ourned tlh to-day, LBatoll Rouge Adv, 18th.
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Legislative Progress =.

In Tuesdays proceedings Of the Tennessee Legis-
lature, the only thing notable is the following
action upon House bill No. 81, to @"protect the
property of fe1,a'z,es coUe,F," which was up on
second reading: .-,-..
Mr.; Fleming offered the following amendment to
the bill ,q,0t,s -s, ss.s,y =, uo5 534r,~7st =,
BE ii further enacted, That in all popular cleo
tons In this State, every unmarried woman being
the owner of taxable property shall be entitled to
vote; and every married woman having separate
property, whose husband may be insolVent, shall
in like manner, be entitled to vote, and the husband
OF such womanis is hereby disfranchsed.t h9g q --a
MIR, Rankin offered the following amendment to
theamendment do Fla" ay' 0''f g. ~.'-- 5iazsss 1y
Be il enacted By the General Assembly Of he
State of Tennessee That all women, of whatever
age, rank profession or degree, whether virgin,
maid or widow, atshail, from and after the pas.
sage Of this act, impose upon, seduce or betray
into matfimony, any. male subject of the Confed-
crate States OF America, and particularly the
State Of Tennessee, by means oil scents, paints,
cosmetics, washes, artificial teeth, false hair Span
lsh WOOL high heeled shoes, ,sor boIstered hips,
snail be guilty OF misdemeanor, and upon convic-
tion, shall be fined in the sum of $780, and impris
oned at the discretion OF the court trying the
cause. ... .,g,-5 as ..s. - IN s.l. ..L
Weleave it to the public to judge (says the
Knoxville Register) from the above whether it is
not high time sor the Legislature to adjourn
'--------ss >.--------- --------'7 t'
ENGLISH MARKETS BY THE STEAMER HASsA.-
Lire'pool, Nov. 27.-The sales Of cotton for two
days were 5000 bales, including 1000 to Spectators
and exporters. Market dull, and quotations nom
nally unchanged. -l'%N ''- N'f7@
Breadstuffs generally dull. Flour dull at 2Ss to
33s., Wheat easer red, lis. to 12s. Cd; red
Southern, lbs. Cd. to l2s. 3D.; white Western, l2s
3d.; white Southern, l3s. to l2s. 3D.. Corn dull !;
mixed S2s Sd. to 32s. 3D.; yellow s2s Cd. to Sss.
white, 34s.to 3ss. - ,+
Provisions generally steady. Beef steady. Pork
quiet but steady, Bacon has an upward tendency.
Lard nominal at ass. to Sis, Tallow quiet, and
Coffee inactive. Ashes firm at 35s. for pots.
Adyices from Manchester are generally unfavor-
able.
london, Nov. 26.--Consols closed at 94s for
money. Wv
! LQUERY-Gan The Woman rhn neglecfa her hns
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~ f- al. HEADQUARTERS GoNTINESrA A. t,u.TnsoI
n nuur,n,n n Company B, New Orleans Oct . isRf sDe'
Al 5AEIENI1OS!-You 4RE HEREBY IoSn5IRpy 1Se5I y
~ ~ 70 sttsne se9aqDTiil on TUESD AVS WEnEEsn
DAYS ninsA1 aRd sATTRpAYs rsm to oeocR
Strict obediepre 10 ari N i,z at o'clock NJ
enforced " N'i'iH "h'ei, VIII be strictly
sbST aoa not reporting once for duty will be prOpv
By order " Y I4nDryrx,, =. 49,, Is
j, hITTREpGE, o. S. HAhHo, eaptain:
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III A picRaxs apdge spade, q spade,
~ FOr--aud d WinIlinp.slleet.

Both seem to be busy ia shrouding their armies
in dirt and delay. Trenches and temporizng is
their forte. -@5a ys Slfna aE4Eg III - t4g7fE7 ~
Here, IL town, there i9 nothing new but the ad-
vent oi nome made lager beer, which is much
reashed oy our young gentry as a midnight solvent
or hafd poied eggs dipped in mustard. y say
midnight, but in point OF fact the bars close at
10 o'clock--a great calamity # E17'7 a% -
Mr.. Hunter is certainly a canddate for the,
senate. James Barbour, who defeated the Sonth.,
ern Conference propoBed by South Carolina
through Mr.. Memminger, and who was both 4
Douglas and a Breckinrdge man at the Charleston
convention, opposes MT. Hunter. Ballard Preston
Will probably be elected from the West. g<E,ss4s
y We have splendid days and splendid moonlight
nights arrive to my end, as FrenchIna, wonld
say, IN order to attend hop at a hotel We are
somewhat gay, yon peroeiye, spite Of the war. 30 &
!. ka nfr
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'QUERY--Can the woman who neglects her hug-
bands SHIRTS be the wife Of his bosom
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Western Mi1itary Correspond denceZ
faetness Of Things Target Firing our Battalion
Baby IN the Chmp-A rival Of Moonlight Gaety
Oar Observation-Disclosures in the Eleventh
dies among ths Fennesseean.T s yelhnteers Rrend
etc.s etc. Il j., ~ - a~s -i.s,ass5--.74 f.ss
Special to the New Orleans oreseenssl IN 81 @ s szs II
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n.s--aa E--.. HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT BLUES,
- DO. 49,. Corner Natchez and Camp streets,
a = NJ New Orleans, Oct. Z, 1861.
H. SRf1sCENT BLUES-THE DRILLS OF O0M-,
bs pdiHS 4 tfo n this date Will be as follows
III niTG iTSGmpa.y drills Us and WEDNESDAYS, at
full uniform. 49, ~ '7s ooio'h'A' : "A'in
business meet first Wednesday in each mouth at
E ~. Srder 40 ll41 issued by Governor and
"'''iu"luer-ihGniei, viii be strictly enforced r =
.s Ee " 5g By order of -,t l'zs.s.-.,. IL, J,
rt-x-rJ
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DISPATCHED TO TIE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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p FIE OBE

III FIX NGH AND zouAyE TAILOR
NO. s3 CONT street. between Bourbon and Daupbtn III
g. Formerly Army Tailor in Algeria, Frapce MiBtsr, IN,
asp mug Tor Gentlemen aud Children maJs ~ o
ne pest style and at the shortest notice on the most
sr1
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oFSruE SOUTHERN sHoE MAsurAcTuAlse Co.,
.,. .g .s.gg I'd ,.. New OreAus Dec. l6, 1851 5
Yss- Stockholders are hereby notified that
capital soek OF h company ~ retained TO the Confederate
States ar faS Assessor. .
an 6 ... 81 GEO. II. ROZET. Secretary n
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sfsg BAFR NEW ORLEAss,
So ..& New Orleans, Fec. II, 1851.
BS. The Stockholders are hereby notified
mat War lax the eaplal stock of this Bank will be paid
"dl5 LOT - h. =. MORTIMER BgLI.Y Cashier
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NEW oRLEAss CRY RhLInoAn CoMpAEY,l |
New Orleans, December 10 1861. |
Es- Stockholders are hereby notified that |
a c DpAny will pay he Nar19x on its capital stock 81
d2u lUt -. WM,ss sJ&NOfT. Secretary
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aartitular gotass.

ps- we ,yi1i receive what freight anny be
rpTgd 10 DAY, Friday No freght will be Sat
SIGMy On Monday and Tuesday but Govsnment, aad
aklt which orders already given, will be
eeea ON Wednesday wIeccfyc all that Is brought TO the
pGaI, pGal Al -. 7. s. WILLIAMS. Gen1 snpt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

LOUISIANA STATE BASx, 4
New Orleans, Sept, IL, I36l,
4S- This Bank, i'm conformity with the
fecg Inendpdn tit Governor has suspenaed specie
eat OF all its liabilities Hereafter, Confederate Treasury
Notes will be accepted in and received deposit.
ftFHes ayi. paper collection in this Bank hereby
tsd that usss they receive Treasury Soes OF the
H2EteteFae States local 5ak Of said paper
10 withdraw the papr shall hereafter be received
Oh C0iscop wht5 the require other than Treasury
Notes or local bank notes in pay neht OF the saae,
By order:
sell II [StgDeal i. BERNARD, Cashier.
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&. & g. IL. 81 b. +. i!.:1& e 80 )!
Fer Costsus.sess, IrrvgHla ~ c'M Df5~ Of The
Dieest,re Organs, Inda"ng HeaGache, GSs'
ilJe, Nuy0usness, Gcnera( Pr0Strcho@ Of the
.N;qd and BodY, Paralysis, &c.
moments reflection ou&ht to convince sensible man
\ VI inc ,lly and danger OF constantly dosing with Ca
thnrlic Medicines The practice is pernicous and suc-
al An exrerience OF forty years has taught me mat
the constantly increasing evils OF lhi%%'uo' are lHI
,,,rovatei by tn. too free use Of C@thart cs. The
fully asH' "',,l are fast becoming nation Of dyspep
amer fcol modes OF life. Drastic Catha rites
cs Wy he rritat:, and prosrrate the strength OF the
digestive organs 800, ava eenacal,y DESIGNED to ALA y
me ,lt I and at the time to inygorate aid
TINS II. @ an thn functions of diEeston whie they arc
s''.,s at;ve They anodYne, tonic ana l"Ha'lFe'
Eeh.s d and invigoratiug that one IL not remind
-, Nv any disagreeabe ehGols Una: m a. rI
Business Inadinr confined OF sedentary life, should
try them Physicians, cheerfuiiy certify tc the
Inc fassiona! standing OF pr CODY OF Slahsteau one
oil tt n his AntCost'fe ana Ionlc ll1s "'ch
qualities 90 in our practice, and highly approve.
We have "'e' r. GIBSON, NJ. D.. Durham, G.; h.
- - COTTON NJ. D., Cowansyie.
I,iuARI,ES BROWN, NJ d.
: = FOSTER, N. Bronze.
SSiopuAN IEvELAND, NJ. D., Barnston
M ~ COW LES, NJ. D., Stans;ead.
GnMN MElCS, NJ. D. "
JonH %I B;READON, NJ. H., Surgeon, R. n.
h EMTRT, RICHMOND, M. D., Derby Line.
NJ. G. GlINps, NJ: D., Compton, C. E.
c. O, SoMERS NJ. D., Mog"g, Z. r.
p,ppared by W. NJ + w
nxhyt line Vermont. 49,, a,o.auy
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Earl EHatsaa ways Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden s at at
said district the Oath day of september, A. d. DOL
SARAl Ann HATHAWAY. administrator on the es-
y tate of Ear Hathaway late of Calais in sad district
deceased presents her administration account Tor settle
ment Whereupon it is ordered that the same De re-
ferred to the d October the Probate Oince
in said MONTPELIER for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof, by the
this order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed az
Montpelicr three weeks successfully may be-
that they may appear said time and place and II they
age cause object thereto. By order Of court,
c3li Attest. n. A. CHASE, Register.
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George EslcEnawdsoan's Estate

gyE subscribe RS lavin Honorable
| Probate Courttnr the District Of " ashington Com
issioners receive famine and adjust all claims and
demands of all against The Estate OF George
Richa rdsn, late of Mortified, in said District deceased
represented nd heterm OF six months from me
Hh DAY of September 1861, being allowed by SAID Cont
IN the creditors of said exhibit and their
respective before sgve notice hal Will attend
80 the duties of appointment! at the Oh
Mary Richardson in Northfeld in said District, the
10Th pay and March next, ut O'Clock, III Inc
afternoon, each Of said days.
WI AVERILL, CAMPS
GALEN c. MAXHAM,\ wa"
No,bfe,a Semi ON A D. 1851 30lw3
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CANCER.

o,7op p. ". Hll would respectfully inform the IN.
n,Ssnt Of lardwlcE vicinity ana GGmmuny al
,sns TIC S9s H'I%S e'1S"
Co. W. snioni StGges> speciality in business ia
WIN csp sSn9asss b sSS in the
rhe noo'o named Diseasc-from ~ years expert
sn' %, the Cancer and all so %, the
ence III 'roaucpg that Disease, he wouo say 70 the
SYSTEM onr come ali and the Doctor VIII advise
nicseSa to do All Counse!s gratuous ANY amount OF
KEN given TO the orea% o the ." od
means all he says, enu no "a 1851 2s7
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CIapAoard and Planning Machines
v55HSy "a 1eJhTa EszSID .

NY person who ha first rate Machine and wishes TO
Il exchange for Spruce or Pine Lumber, can lind Gus
tomer BY applying soon. ~ .
All persons indebted to the subscriber by Account or
Note ca nay til. same il good Batter at fair marke
,ric- All accounts or small notes due must he paid
within thirty days Cash and goods at low prices in OK
h ien', fr nro]nc4 II. X. &LAYTON.
Calais, August %, 1851 @ooi"o
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
said will holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
Guested to attend to the Same on said court days.
r. K. MERRILL, Judge.
her
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Leave hoEtpe!ie y 20 a. NJ, 80 P. N. ard - ~
Waii Tram leaves Rouse3 Point at 90 H., g. a.,
oh'iS at W :. M connrc ing at Burlington VIA KGu.
anu bahihsohtralns tor Saratoga SptiaeF Troy, aU"5
&c, cohnecun at Whi'" River Junction with trains 10
Wels RlVer, LlitleIon " hie Mountains, Baton &C. a
ior boston, LEVEL, ", tcesier. sSc., and connecting
W'hoSor win trains tur Boston, Springfield, ba"
New Haven and New York, arriving in New IofN at Il
p
EAPRESS leaves RorSes Point at & 10 AN Connect
therc with train from Montreal the same morning cor
meets At burlington with Rutland aud Burlington kdT9"'
Tor roy Albany and New Yofk and arriving Il N'f"
field al 30 r. Nj
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh a; Il 90 4 y"
Montreal at 10 p. NJ Houses Point at 90 p. conn'
ing AT burlington, win Rutland and burlington Raio"
Tor Troy Albany, and New York at White River Jun'
tlon WIN Northern Railroad for RostoA, Worceste a.
ARRIVING IN boston at 10 4. AT Windsor win SIr
van Rallroad, for Bosom 9Drngfeld Hartford, New la
ven and New York
sleeping cars are attached to both the Might nNtt,
tlhs running hetween Houses Point and Bost"H' "''
between RuuSes Point and Troy.
through Tickets for Chicago and I've west -: sas "
the principal stations. G. MERRILL, Sup
ST. Adams, w., August 12, 1851.
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CARRIAGES ANED ShEEGEass

BY THE BEST WORKMEN IN THE COUNTRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing VIII W carrie" On
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, MoMtpelier, VI
Those in waat of ,cu,antoi Carriages an S!e'@"S,
will perhaps we'll to call AMI see what s being done AT
the old stanj, Of G, Imam CAMP
All orders promptly atten led to. ,. =, ,,,r
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Az EN'ES NTEKh

M huENIS wanted to sell a new and useful ir,,o
~ non which is something that every lady need,
"hCn every lady will have at the low price IL ia S
~ ~, ms AFFORDS rare chance to young men who 40
o, p empsyment as pays from s4Oo $50 per monh
honp1,'r2 ". f%s-u3 . 1'"oress,
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

GREAT EXTERNAL ItEi EIsE.
FOR RHEUMATISM, HOUT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES,
HEApACliE; AND AL hHGH@AIlC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which it is speedy and certain rem4iy an
never fails ihs Lininent is prepared from tie recipe
OF Dr. Stephen sweet Of Connecticut, Il famous bone
setter and bas been used his practice ir than
twenty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN ALLEyIATon on PAIN, II is unriyaled by any
pepn ton before the pull h. of which TIE most shep
| Iicnl may be convinced By single trial.
This Imminent will rapidly and radically Rheu~
matte Disorders OF every kind, and in thousands q
wec it has been used 1t has never been known 10
fan.
For NEURALGIA fl viii afford immediate relief in
every case however dist, essing
1t will relieve the worst cases of Headache in three
, minutes and j. warranted 20 90 it.
/ IooTHACHE a will it cure instantly.
| For Nervous Debility and general LaAsi-
tude, arising from imprulence or excess. this Lnim' ut
Is most happy and unai!ins remedy. Acting directly
the system, und restores it to elasticity ana vigor
Foz I'ILEs- as an external remedy we c'ai m that
produce equal Every victim OF this distressing COM
plant should give it trial. for it will not not fail to
afford immediate relief ana III ma ority OF cases w'
] QUiNsY AND SORE THROAT sre sometimes ex
tremely malignant and danger ous but timely applca
ton this LiDnent will never fail to cure,
sPRAiNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
Of the joints is liable to occur il neglected TIE
worst case may be conquered by Ills Imminent in +" DOR
BRUISES Gus WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
FURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily TO tie TOuCe1 iu
healing properties Ct Dir. SWEEPS INFALLiBLE
LNlMENT, when Hecd according TO directions Also,
/ ChlLBLAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STIhGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely at
the first appearance OF Laneness will eectuay prevent
those formidable diseases which all horse liable
andAVihch reader so many otherwise valuable horses
! learly WO thlcsS.
! Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
dertul curative properties CT this Lnmen have been
ivd within the last two years and many OF them
| persons il the IN. hest ra Ks of life.
CA UTI ON.
70 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
/ ne5s Of Dr. Stephen Sweet every lt0el and also
! Stephen weets lntsl!iblc Liniment' blown in the
glass Of esch bottle. ihout which genuine.
| Richardson g. Co.
Sole troprietors, Norwich, Ct
| Fer saie By FRED Z. SMITH, Montpelier, General
| Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-22
GARDINE R'S
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND

A certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Neural
Il gia ami SAT- Eheum. 1t internal remedy, div
ing out and entirely Graduating the disease occurring
no charge III diet business and may be taken by
oh ldren and persons OF the most delicate constitutions
with safety.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-22

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retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 6,
quart bottles The quart bsttlcs are much III.
cheapest.