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laIy commanders In hentucky arc not just
now bearing an abundant crop Of evils, then
must these abuses whose existence is not to
be disputed, be accredited to causes even
more dislonorable to these officers. # the
history OF this Or any other war can produce
parallels to the dan1ning evidence rolled up
against Generals Smith and Thomas, NC have
yet to learn Of them. It is well enough to ar
que, in the abstract, as some Of our cotempo-
rarieE do, that campaigns cannot be conducted
IN editorial sanctums remote from the scene
Of action, but We submit that even such re-
nlotcncss would form no reasonable excuse for
the cruel and wicked blundcrs, to call them
by no worse term, which, emanating from
Headquarters i'll Kentucky, are wearing out
the strength and spirit Of our forces, inllicting
upon them every possible eyil Of bad general
ship, disgusting and dismaying Union men III
that section, and making worse than thor
oughly unproftabe ,j5ob Of the entire cam
paign.
AS to General Thomas, he was with Patter-
son, and is Patterson intensified, for whereas
the latter did not act Mt all, the wrong headed.
laundering Of Thomas is worse thanany posi-
BILE effect of inertness. Tie evidence against
him comes from various sources, and already
storm Of indignation is raging throughout
Ohio at his cruel derclictions, acts Of omission
in neglect Of her troops, and Of commission in
such instances as the recent shameful retro
grade from London. Let us group together
!: few facts.
Gen. Thomas's army was, week before last,
moving towards Cumberland Gap in pursuit
Of Zollicoffer. None were more jubilant in
that force, all whom were eager for 4 fight,
than the two loyal Tennessee regiments who
were burning to ayengc the wrongs the rebel
hordcs had inflicted on their homes. Inexpli-
cably, and forno reason that has yet appeared,
the march ended at London, and a rctrograde
was ordered. $50 disgustcd and outraged were
! the Tennessee troops, that an open demonstra.
tlon was only prevented by countcr,nandine
the order as regarded them, but this vas moi
| until half Of them had deserted.
| The sad forced march Of these Ohio troop:
Of Thomas from London to Crab Orchard
beggars all description, and the result of il
has been thu death Of many Of the men. They
dropped all along the road from sheer exhaus-
| tion. Says one account:
afternoon andime fnr ornc n 9ess slSeh n & ~
The order said that the sick must also be brought
aoeds +at anu c T1n 1nsle,e1t M 51ansportat19n oye
march tooE place. The SICK in tic ambuIancssm
haa 1ne worst @ possible Vehicle for sick man over
top Of the basgase. and well men were cor compcIIet
to drop By tie way That this forced march va:
g5eess E3s proved By The taet that th
there three days.
but this Is not the worst OF it. ThesE
troops worn out, and many Of them on tht
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To 5torkbolDers.

0FFICE OF THE GALENA
" AND CHICAGO UE1oN RAILROAD CO.,
CHICAGO, Nov 10Th, 1851 {
Notice to StockhDIuers
At Stated Meeting Of the Bonrd Of Directors OF thi.
CompanE held this dag. the following resolution Wa
adopted:
1e5olFed. That dividend Of hT2 per cent upor tue
capital stock of this Company be- aad the same here
~ oetafea payable at the office OF the Company in
C4CaGo on The first d3y Of January next holders OF
Fa1d st2ek at the close Of business the Slit day of
Deccmbef ncxt, IN exchange on New York at paS."
EOg1-hE91u IT, NJ LARI2AEE Ee1'y.
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The Chandler Horse Guards, battalion of
$50 mcn under Major William C. Hughes,
in Michigan, has been mustered out Of tho
service By Capt Miner, u s. a, after having
cost the Government s5o, 900. The reason for
this was that Major Hughes, finding he could
not continue in command, 20 mystit1ed the
rolls that 1t was impossible to get out Of the
eutaue1emcnt in any other way than by dis
banding. Tic men were sore displcascd, and
one Of the Captains Fish} gave Major Hughes
a tLrashing with rawhidc well laid on. THIS
Hughes is q Dayton adyenturer, and came over
here to Chicago, last summer, with company
for Col. Mulllgan's regiment; which company
smashed up in about the same way as this
battalion. VIC hope he will subside now.
The 18th infantry regiment, Col VIM J.
May, recruited at White Pigeon, has also been
the subject of much trouble. The regiment
WAS commenced several months ago, and has
cost the Government about S15o, 600 already,
with s50, Goo more TO be added. The regiment
is said to be under orders for Kentucky, and
1t is well that it should be OF There arc 4G0
on the sick LIST, and unless the troops arc
put into the field soon the regiment will be
demoralized by sickness and discomfort. Ono
company, raised by Capt. Smith, as fusilecrs,
was disbandcd last week, because it was found
that Col May had no authority to attach such
a company to his command, and the men
would not serve as infantry.
The Affair at Ripon.
Ihe first intelligence Of the attack upon the
esdT Office at Ripon, Wis, came to Us as q
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PRESIDENTS KESSkGE,
THE WAR DISCUSSED.

Versus Lnbo1.s
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cavalry in it.
An amusing incident happened few days
since down in Ann Arundel, county Maryland.
A fugitive slave came into the camp Of the
21st Massachusetts, regiment, with his back
pretty badly cut up and picked. The rebel
ian ltalian officer, and lately q professor in
Harvard College, for his cllatte1. The Lieut..
Colonel refused to deliver. The master then
sent his application to the Colonel Of the regi-
ment, who Tas temporarily absent, and pro-
cured an order for the surrender Of the thing
The Lieutenant Colonel still refused to deliy
or. The ease was then taken to Baltimore aud
laid before Gen. Dix. The General has had
enough, perhaps too much, Of this sort OF
business On his hands already. He would not
interfere further than to advise tho master to
get out civil process, put, it in the hands Of
eontumaeious Magggi, and then wait and see
the rcsult-as though it were some novel eX-
pertinent in chemistry. The advice vas fol
lowed to The letter, and in due time tho sheriff
presented himself at tho camp Of the 21st
Massachusetts. The Lieut.. Colonel looked
At his papers and didn't know any thing about
them. He was not there to study the laws
Of Maryland or the ordinances ofAnn Arundel
county. "But,'' said the sheriff, "this is
done By Gen. Dix's order" Lieut.. Col Masgss'
read the paper again, but, not seeing Gen
Dix's autograph, remarked upon that 11npor-
taut OMISSION In other words, he "eonldn't
see it' <sThcn,' said the sheriff, . shall b.
compelled to arrest you;" and sure enough
he proceeded to do it. Action and reaction
were equal in this case, or rather REACTION vas
thc stoutcst Of the two, for the sheriff instant
II found himself in the guard house, where he
l1as remained ever since, refusing to DC rc.
leased except by the order Of some high and
mighty judge-Mr. fancy, perhaps. The tug1.
tive, meanwhile, is thriving under the care Of
the surgeon, and proves to be an cNeeAen1
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The reyenne from Ill sources, including
loans, for the financial year endingon the 30th
June, 1861, WIS $50, ,S35 900.a7 and tho ex-
penditures for the same period, including pay
mcnts On account of the public debt, we're
nj on the 1st Of july Of s, ,s57, ,o65so.
For the first quarter Of the financial year
ending the s0th September, 1861, the receipts
from s1 sources, including tho balance rom
duly LIST, we're $lo2 SIS, 500 n, and the expea-
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A CANADIAN REMEDY

For Costumes. Irryula,uy and DEM ,of the
D'gest,ne Organs. Ind.Isny Hrodache, ass,
tude, Nervousness, General PRESERVATION of khp
Mind and Body. Paralysis, DC.
4 moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
OF the fo and danger Of constantly dosing with a..
thartic Medicines The practice is perncious and suci
dal A. exterence Of forty years has taught me hat
the constantly increasing evils of Indigestion are fear
uy aggravated by the too free Of Cathart cs The
american people are fast becoming nation Of dysp d.
ties by their artificial modes Of life Drastic Cata tics
increase the rriaby and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs
The Pills oirercd especially designed 10 a,o
this irritability, and at The time nvigorate
strengthens all the functions Of Digestion while they are
gently laxative They arodyn tonic and Laxative
they are so mild and inv gorating that not remind
ed by any dsagrteable effects that h. has taken medicine
business Men, Stude t. Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedcntary life Shout
try them.
The undersigned Physicians chcerfuy certify to- the
high professional standing OF DR. Colby Of Stanstead one
OF the Oldest aud best Physicians and the exec lent
qualities Of his Anti Costi,e and Tonic Pills" which
we have used in our practice, and highly approve
B.GIDsON,M. D.. uunham, C. f.
~. COTTON, NJ ~, CowansvIlle
CHARLES BROWN. N u.
=. =. FOSTER, N. u Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND. MD, Barnstor.
y. jerks, ND.
G. W COWLEs, NJ. n, Stanscad.
John NEIts. MD
,EPH BREADUN. M. D., Surgeon. R.N.
BENJAMIN DA ON, n u. Coaticook
LEMUEf. RICHMOND, VI. De- Derb, Line
". G. GLINts,M N. D., Compton. f.
u. o. soMERS, NJ. D., Mog Z, &, y,
c. 'UTHERFoRD, b., Newport Vt.
Prepared by Nr. NJ +. COLBY Stars,ead, {. r., ana
Derby Line, Vermont.
\ where medicine IL sold generally
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NON' l. '"o''
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
CO1f/3(JIJHD

certain and CT mGRent cure for Rheumat sm Neural
II gia and sat kh.um 1t Is all internal remedy, div
10 charge IN diet busint-s, aud NAV be taken by
CHI dren ana pes of TIE delicate constitutions
with perfect safety
Testimonials.
Testimony of Jud &c KIT luEe of Vermont
CHAs i GARDINER, ESQ,
OF GAtDiNER~ RHtUM aIIC ard NEURALt IA
COMPOUND" Aft suffering " th rheumatism mure
orl,ss Tor werty >eas and lat year with ve'y 81
aforutd ,ded re!ief
think it The tcsr and most e'scious dicne tor that
Fair Haven, VI. Dec / 1850
oa'dlner' Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound "
is the best m.d'cin :or The disease lever A. ,,,
No. Old State House. Boston.
Ate suffering with rheumatism twenty years and
being confined to my bed seveIa week. last spin
entirely cured by the of one bottle " tardl
ners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound. '-NoR-
MAN 7. AYERS, 10 Franklin street st.n
Having been constant snt1erer from Neuralgia for
oigteei months aud been devon by circulating pam
10 the trial of umercus remedies w1hou' OBJ am LIZ re,
Neuralgia Conpound' have TAX, Tut one b." I.
and am entirely I'D. l.. b .XiER Dry Goo Is
Dealer, No.b Az ple'on Block. l. well, Mass, u,.
form for long time, and erfert d moe 'han can b.
imagined, except by those 'imsr'y afflicted trie''
one bottle II your Comp und. ana can honestly
that believe ee entirely cured.--JUHN a NORO.
Pearl It iiOuse, Boston, Mas
Wy Gu ten Years If age. Ii been three crest
su rer nom Salt Hheum, has hands red wi
ana in constant pain one bottle OF mpound
cured him -! W Hammond 80 "'lk Street, Ro.ton.
"taIdiners Rheumatic apd Nenralga o. mound
has entirely cured me Of Neura I,a-W Z. HON son
Proprietor Zeal st iouse Boston, MAS.
One hat bot lie o. Jour compound Gu cd ne of a
| severe attack OF Ncura gia Fannie lHUMPs ON
Pearl 81. House boston
CERTIFY tina, my friend Vim. T. GAden F. q rr"sen,
p,und > in ,s5s hen was III r,nv VII a palnIu
alta Of Neuralgia and kheu" atIsm and that proved
| TO be decioed brreht --ALbERr oMl.n, TX M.mbe,
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December l, 1860

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate Cour,
TisrRiCT Ra SDOLPH, for sad DISTRICT All
persuns concerned in the Estate OF William T. Noyes,
late Of Orange, deceased, EREE1'NG'
WHEREAS ,rrn Eastman, Administrator on
w the estate Of said deceased, requests SAID Court 10
arrow him the further time OF one year from ana amer
The 9th day Il Oct, ID, 1861 to make payment OF the
debts and close the settlement of the Estate
Therefore you hereby notified that said application
will be heard session of the Proae Coun TO be htd
at the Probate Office in Chelsea Dist day OF NOV leol
Mt which time you may he heard in The premises.
And this Otdr shall be published r ee weeks success
pr nted Mt Monipelier this State the last OF which
publication shall be before HE day assigned for hearing
afM esaid.
Given under my hand at .hc Probate Office at Chcl sea-
thu 2tth day Of October, A. ID 1851.
3D5w3 J. II. CLEAVELAND, Register
STATE 81 VERMONT, AT u Probate Court holden
D,sIRIc1 or RANDOLPH, al Chelsea, within aud "f
said District on the ODD day ui October A. ID. lshI
WILLIAM J. TAkBELl., Executor on the estate Of
w Sarah Nvoes late of Chelsea IN said dstric deccast'
presents b admlniSt ration account Tor settlement -
her+upon il ordered that the be referred t" the
l4th day of November nex the Probate Office IN said
ihelsea examination and allowance ;and that All con-
cerne be notified hereof by the publication of this order
ia he Green Mountain freeman printed at MonlpeiItr
three weeks success lively SOON as may ne ld thty
may ap,ear II said time and place. and IT the see cause
tr{Iect thereto. by "r1er ~ Court, ,o,..,
30SW3 PEkkEi y. -'NCo. 'H"gf.
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Trs ms Going south and .Ess,

Leave Mon'pe'le' = . 4oA. M. 80 p.sand,aN.
MAJ, lr al leaves KouSes Point at 90 a !,
and l'arl'netontrans for Saratoga Springs. TIN" N sa"
&c, connecin at White River Junction win ,,, aNal
Wells River iitleIon. White Mountain. Rara' iahS6F
for Boston, Lowell Worcester &c and eon"s %,a@
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield ua''
New Haven and New York, arriving in New yo,H 'Nt
r. M. "'Hl
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at 1O,y r.
there with train from Montreal the same morr n""ntc
meets at Burlington with Rutland and urinyInn p. coH
for Troy Albany and New York. and arrivIra ' Wf
field at 2 30 p. M. Ut '@A
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogien.bnrgh \, 1,,O
Montreal at As P NJ, Ro'ses Point at OOr NJ ropns
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Rnrlinrton p
for Troy Albany, and New York at White R,. ""'o
ton with No thern Railroad for Boston, Worre,s,' i a
CARRYING in Boston at 40 A. y at Windsor with S"
van Railroad, for Boston, Springfield Hartford S1 ".
ven and New York ave" ia
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Might r,...
trains running between Rouse. Point and Rns, l',s
between Rouses Point and Troy '' ""'
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie wes, fo, s,, -
the Princ'pa' stations &. MERRILL, Stunt
ST. Adams Vt. August IT, 1861. 'p'
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John e.. Grigg's Estate.

1,HE Subscribers, having been appointed by The !tn
L Probate Court for the Dlstrictot Washington Com :.
sionet,to receive. examn, md adjust all claims nj
demands of all person against The Estate OF Johh T..
rigss late of Fayston ia said district, deceased, eprt
-en nsove and the Of six mont his from the yin
hay October, 1861 being allowed by said Court I" the
creditors id deceased exhibit and prove leir re-
>,eeiive claim notice that "ewIIa'leh
TO the duies of our appointment at the 'fhce OF Ca'
Yin Fnle,ton in Naltsfeid in said district, TN the
~econ Tuesday Of fiec-mber and April next. at nhe
,',aock in the TOT en- each Of said days.
CALVIN FUILERrNN, c,m,,s
STEP EN- {. PARKER,
Watts6eld Oct Ill., A. ID. 1861. ''O4w3
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Con,t, held nj NJ
aid District. on the l7lh day Of 'c'ober, d 1861.
An Instrument, p"rporing to be the last vii and Tesla.
a meat of Edmund Darling, late of MiddescX, In SAID
District deceased being ned to the Court by Joseph
w. Thompson the executor therein named tot Probate
o,d cred b\ said Court that all ers ms concerned
,erein b. notified 10 appear at session of said Court to
he holden the Probate Office in Montpelier on tho 2lh
day Of NV A. u 1861, and show canse if amy they rty
have arains, the probate of said WiFor which purpose
II Is further ordered, Aaa copy of the record of this order
he published three weeks sncCessivoy in the Green Monn
tain Freema n printed Montpelier previous to said time
appointed for nearing true copy Of record,
1904 Attest T. r. ERRILl, Judge
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Farm for ~ale!

THE Farm known the ." ARK FARM situated
the Onion river about two miles from Montpelier Viii
iage, the 20 Mddlcsey, is offered f,r sale The
house and out-buIdings re in cd repair Plenty Of
o tho place The land is under good state of
cu vat,on There is 201 land 45 acres of
which is interval Terms reasonable For further par
noulars, inquire of the subscriber on the premis
dSwtf 10 GEARH.
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, and for the District afore-
said will be holden the Probate Office Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
Guested to attend to the same said court days
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
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SrAlEOF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden at
WAsH~G DISTINCT. So. Montpelier, on the 2lst day
sf october, A. u. 1851.
\NIIILAM MOODY, Administrator Of the estate of
w Harvey Prescott. ate Of Waterbury in said district
deceased, makes application to said Court for license to
e part of the estae OF said deceased, represent
ing said .le for the payment of the dbs
said deceased Said part of said real estate ing the
Upper Pa CHI ia III - and the Mountain arm, jso
called both situated in sail Wacrbu Y.
Wh.renpon, ordered by said Court that said app-
cation referred the l2tn day Of N ", ID. lot
at the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and de
cson thereon and it further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication of notice Of
This application md order thereon three weeks success
lively Ia the g. NJ freeman, printed Montpelier, be-
said time Of hearing, that they may appear at said
time md place, they cause, object thereto.
BY the court,
A. A. cha ~. REGISTER.
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Trains Going Northa,,u.

Leave Montpelier, Ill $40 AM G5O
MAIL TRAIN connects Il, Wjndso' ana AS t.,
IVA Junction with trains leaving Bos,cn a,n nj" 1nle Ry,
Leave ave- wnis San" s GS s AND MTw YORK 1
F. NJ Rouses Point at 40 NJ Montreal a, in ID
and Or'tensburgh AZ 30 NJ, connectnn n ~ ~ ST"
witt Grand Trunk Railway for Detro, r ~ nsbur.
West "'dg' and ii.
ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Nonhde,d,, co.
Burlington ana Rouses Point " '-' A. " f,
NIGHT EXP" EsS connecting at Wpd<o, ..,
which leaves New York al 90, M and n, w NUN lna
5""c.'on w'lh tn% which 'taves Boston via ows S
Leaves While River junction at 70 20 previous day
Burlington at . % M RouSes Point at 70 TO- arrives
teal at 30.. NJ. and at )gdensbur.h Al oa a. NJ Mon
meeting with Steamers Cor Niagara Falls, Buf',n s c
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Samuel Bates Estate.

1,t having cen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court or the District Of Washington COMMITS
sio,efs g4.cey erunnc nd adjust all claims aud de-
ad> 81 a. persons, against the estate Of Samuel Rates
Aie II Nnfhfed, taid hslrlet, deceased, represented
instlyen aud ,it :efn Of sK months from the l9h day VI
sept i%,i beng allowed NJ said court TO the cred
iurs of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their re-
stcclive lain. before Give notice, that will al
tend to the due. of appointment at The dwelling
house If widow incnaE Bates in Nonhfed, in said is
the 81 Wednesday OF December aud Macn next, at one
"'ciuck IA tn. afternoon, on each If said day..
JOtIN LfNDE, lc,,,,s
NATHAN MORSE, N' '
Nor.htield Srpl. 2s, A. u. lS6l f304
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Notice.

rNHIS Is to certify that have this day given my
i John VIM Beckwith, his time during the Under
OF his nority, and shall claim none IL his earnings,
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
SAMUEL BgcKwITH, Witness. JOAN BECkWIrH.
Chelsea, Aug Il, 1861 3O3fv3+
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Notice.

THIS TO certify that hereby give my son, George
| Lemwin, his time, and shall pay d. BITS of mis-
tracing, claim any Of his earnings after this date.
PlAnfed, Oct 9th, 1861 BROCK LEMNIN.
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WILL during the present season, their Line Of lst
UPPER CABIN STEAM ERS
Daily, between Ogdensburgh Clea veland, Toledo Detroit
Milwaukee, and intermediate ports including Waukegan
kenosha Racine, PIT ashngon, Sheboygar, anltowoc,
Pr Huron and st Clair, leaving 0gdenshurgh, arrival
of the Express Train from thu East calling regularly for
passengers and freight al Breckville, Alexandria Bay,
Clayton. Cape Vincent. and tswego.
Passengers and Families mOs ing West, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams stock, &C., and land
together without disturbance Tranuhipmcnt heir
Port destination. These Steamer have large Cabins
and state Rooms am iy and neatly furnished, for F,a
CfdH Passenger and roHd fnbi"S with Cook Stoves
and comfortable for and Fam
lilies who may wish to furnish their provisions and
bedding.
9-No efforts will be spared maintain the reputation
| OF his, as HE CHlAPEST AND BEST RoCTl 10
GJ-Freight 70 wa,ded to car Of the Agents Of hi.
Company at Ogdensbn rgh will receive careful attention
and despatch Apply
"a c. l.. THOMPSON, A.. )n.,, =, -
GE0. W. NTH, General Passenger Agent,
| aprllms Office Il. Depot, 0gdensbnrgh y. v.
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NA At " A.rx WAN It;D!
lfundr dS OF Millions Pounds NtrrIing

INt HANCEkY, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c, waiting
l claimants Catalogue Of the heirs and names nj
hose TO whom letters should be addressed In England
II sent post Free on rec ipt OF 90 ceEts in stanps
~ two for 81 Old claims must be presented at once
1ef rences "a. Hill, Boston j. Durham. Cbi.i
Of folioe,a Hverhll. Address
w w.. ORBETON L 90
fBfv( BcH no Post oshcc, Bcstop kasa
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lbGuG ATE. vi. Jan =, FL
NY little boy had vo'en attack OF Group last see.
We cur HIM in thirty minue- b fee u'e o 'FA
G.. W hite Z Elixir. VI. MAkt!N, mechsu|
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have used DR. White. nui,nonqry Elixir in ms fair
iir Tor tw We trs. and have und tn bi Md rN'
| have ever used for Coulhs Oil. and Sore os
EDGAR MECH. hIbum
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COUGHS AND COLDS CURED

This cprtfes that n 6 Whites Pulmonary b III
has been used in my my il cases IF ever DDS A.
teudei tn sore throat aud has been fund Iel'N
medicine III thtse cases.
REV j. w WOODWARD, We,t'c VI
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ASTHMA CURED.

MoRp IsToWN. ANY. ~ lS'i'
Dr.. BaNter---Near Sir have b en- severely aHEN
with Asthma 70 more than t'cnty-hve ear. SouV
months III succession have M" been abb nlem w.!
and EMO reIu ar Night. rest, mi '"me y" W.
not be abb" 10 walk from the housc 10 tn bar" 'u'
tancc of five ,ois. Ab0lt Il wear 20 Pntcu w
iw" bottles If Or Whlc's EhNr prepared b. YOU su,
common cd taking II ACCORDING drrc'l"U ahu u,
happy to say iolnd immed tie relief nd, WIN 'sI'
ie, exceptions, haze had my regular nlsh teP s'"
.inCe Yours truly, AR NJ bthh"'
PRICE 25 CENTS FER BOTTLE,
Sold, wholesale AMI retail bg H. F. PIER Il hVp'
peliei.-and by all dta ers OF med cine -.
II, BANTER. d., Proprietor Hghsae'N
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-07

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remedy for Cough and Gods.
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