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DR.. AooFlAND's
BllSAMlC CORDIAL.
For TIE SPEEDY CURE or
coughs,
colts, AylucaSG,
Group, HJdrsRoaa, BrOnchais,
Pneumonia, Diseases u tie BoreIs,
arising from COii, iaCiPicHt Consumption, md
for The roIiq mt u PoSSibiy
CwsQf patients IN adrancei
s'dg" gf The il'tcr
disease,
The Busam,c Cordial i. entirely q Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties of
the baIsam, with the lnuEuratmg qualities OF a
Corduan producing combination 50 well adapted
to the purposes intended, that there are few cases
Of disease which viii not, ut an early period sue
cuNb to us healing and llc-elyIHg properties,
Dor ages, has the treatment of pulmonary d-
ceases occupied the greater portion OF the attrH-
tloH Of the scientific Of the medical world, but
none acquired more umlHcncC IN his treatment OF
those diseases, than the celebrated Prugslan, DR..
iiooiiand, the originator ct the BaIsams Cordial,
HIS ll' was devoted to the production of remedies
that would stand unrlyallcd. How well he has
succeeded the American people are able to Judge!
ana We positively assert, that no preparations
that have ever been placed before them, have
conferred the same amount of benefits on suffer-
ing humanity, or have ELECTED 50 many commend
atoms from all classes Of society, as the remedies
OF DR., lloolIand, prepared by Dr., {. NJ. jackson y
Co., Of Philadelphia.
The Cordial rs designed tor class of diseases
more general and more fatal than any other to
winch the people OF this country are subject
those sprHgmg from "siigh COid." Tina. cmln-
ent authority, DR.. Bell, says: "IwIl not say that
Colds are to our inhabitants what the PlasUc and
iei0W IercT are to those OF other countries; but
can aver confidently that they usher IN diseases of
greater completely and mortality than these
latter"
Entirely NCrriahlr. NJ lIrnhnLir prcnar
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DOWning's Eyer-beaTing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees Of DownIng's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy. vigorous, long-hyed
tree, which produces a fruit of rare excellence,
uch, Juicy, and exceedingly refreshing. II is new
CT infested wJth worms, and never fails OF good
crop, also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRlNKLE'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY. MEANWHILE Of
FOUR SEASONS also good lot OF the best va
mites Of Backberrcs, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, OF all the best English and Native
varieties.
A choice lot Of 5ahas, Gaudlolls. Tube Roses.
etc, from II. A, Drcer Philadelphia
Persons wanting anything IN my line Will please
call al my place, tMountHolyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward Rock Island
JOHN HOLT.
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Great struggle for Free Government.

Great struggle for Free Government.
With complete and accurate copies of
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Motley's Causes OF the War.
/ W. II. kussell's Letters.
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Reports Of Battles and Sklrmlshes
Lists OF officers of Regiments, etc.
/ Picturesque Narratives.
Patriotic Poetry
Songs OF the Rebels.
! MunChauscnlana.
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WINCHESTER'S
HVp0PH0SPHlTES
DIR. Churchiii's specific Remedy
FOYt CoNSUNTPTrON.

NERYog, nrUmlrY, ,cRofulA, DYSPEPSIA,
GRoNcnlrls, &c.
THIS is the mast woHdcyful curative aren't known
to medical scHcc. 1t has effected cures in srcrL
Siase If Consumption, UNPARiLLELED IA
THE INNiLS or NEDICINE." In NrrrOu,
DrbHHg and Dyspepsia, the liYPOpHOSPHITES
may be regarded as an almost sovereign remedy
THE NYPOPNOSPBITES
Have 4 two-ioId SPccQic actIon-ou the one hand
increasing the priaciWe which CONSIITi TIES
AERIOtS ENERGY; and on the other being
the MOST POWERFiL BLOOD GENERIT.
LNG AGENTS kNOHN. They act with promp.
ness and certainty IN all geRerGi nOytid CondtiOnS
such as Chrome Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrolua
Marasmus, Anemla, FemaIe complaints, &c, and
IN all disorders al Nervous or Blood systems.
Their effect upon the tubercuiar condition u IN.
MEDIArE--dH the general symptoms dislpDe1ytng
ruth a raP,dHy whtch is TCdliy marvellous. They
Htred2eNe nervous or uitJi eHergy, relieve Cough
check Night Swcats, diminish EApcctorat!oD, I'M.
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TIN CIEE.
" inchcstcr's Genuine Preparation
or THE HlPOpHOSPHIrES Is the only rcii.
dbIe form OF DR.. ChurchIIl's Remedy, and Is APP
proved by the Medical Profession generally USE
80 OTHER, or RENEDY CONTAIN
INC IRON.
,E.s" Price: In : ol. bottles $I--G bottles tor
s.. In IL o. bottles, S2-Ihrcc for = Circulars
graliS' Sold by Al respectable druggists. and at
the sole General Depot IN the United States by
}. NiA'HI~IER, 3G. John Su eel, Ny
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REGULATE THE BOWELS

REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers, 1t will give rest to your
| selves, and
| RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
| We have put up and sold tins article for over ten
| years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
| TRUTH of 1t, what we have never been able to
| say of any other mcdICinc-NEN Err HAS IT
| FAILED IN \ SINGLE INSTANCE, TO EFFECT
\ CURE when timely used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used
IT. On the Contr2ry all are Delighted with its OBJ.
cTation5, and speak IN terms Of commentator of
It's magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak III this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW ~
alter ten years experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
RErU TATiON FOR The FULFILLMENT OF
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, rCilei Wal be found IN fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
THIS valuable preparation is the prescription of
one Of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL
NURSES IN New England, and has been used with
NEYER-FAlLlNG SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS or CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pam, but IN
'lgoratcs the stomach and bowels, corrects acIdity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING In THE BOW ELS, \ WIND CHOLIC
and overcome commissions, which If not speedily
romodcd, end IN death. We believe it is the
BEST AND sUREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD, in all cases of DNSENTERY AND DI-
ARRHNA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from
teethng or any other We would say TO every
Mother who has child suffering from any of the
foregoing complaints DO NOT LET YOUR
PHEJUDlCES, NOR THE PREJUDfCES OF
OTHERS, stand between vou and your suffering
Child and the reliet that Will be SURE yes. ABB
SOLUTELi StRE--to follow the use of this
Medicine, If timely used. Full directions foi
using viii accompany each bottle None genuine
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rT'7' " 'l'TTTT" " 7T'TTTI7' WUW VII TWsTTNtTN
prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILIO =


The Proprietor ~ calling the attention Of the
pubic 10 tins PREPARATION, does so with feeling
OF the most confidence IN lis virtues and adap-
tai"n to the diseases for winch II Is rccummcndcd
II no new and uHtrlCd article. but one that has
stood the test Ui 4 twelve years trial before the
American people, and lis reputation and sale are
UHr'NaIl'd by 100! auHl!ar rItPIIhIul, cNtant. The
testimony IN It's favor gwen b., the most prominent
and wet! -kno" physicians and individuals IN all
parts "i the country lsimmensc, aud a careful pc
rusal OF the Almanac, published annually by the
pfoPrct"rs, and to be had gratis Of any of their
Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skoptcaI that
tins remedy ~ really deserving Of the great celeb
ity It has obtained.
Thcs" medicines are for sale by all respectable
druggists and dealers III medicines N the l'uted
States, Canadas, british Provinces, and West In
dies, at - cents per bottle. BE sure and get the
genuine, with the signature Of {. NJ jackson on
the wrapper of each bottle; all others are cOun-
t'ri"t. Principal Office and Mandatory, AIS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sold IN Rock Island by CIscus X Spcdel and
n. llersh X co.; IN Moline, by \. r. Chamber
lam and I. :. Richards; III Camden, by II. r
Bcattei IN Hampton, by Or. &. NlnccAt.
JanIStwawly
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ChI0H" o. Nervous DebHfy, Diseases Of n
h'd"esS, "Hd al diseases arising rom dis
ordered Lrcr or Nomarh,
such As ConstpatIou, Inward Plies, Fulness or
blood t" tie Head, Acidlty of the Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust lor Food, FuIncss or
Weight IN the stomach, Sour Emctatlons sinking
or fIutterng at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming
OF the Head, Hurried aud difficult breathing, nut-
tcthg at the heart, choking or suiiocating scnsa-
tons when IN lying posture, dmncss OF vision,
dots OF webs before the sight, fever aAd dull PAIN
IN the head, deficiency OF pcrsplratlun. ycliow-
ness OF the skin and eyes, pam IN the side, back,
chest, limbs, &c, sudden tlushcs of heat, burn
my IN the tIc'h, constant imagnlHgs of evil, and
uLnll nnnrnh.Lmns Of .ur1l.- uu.L m-LL r.ns...roL
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take this mode for the acknowledgement for
the long continued patronage of my old customers,
soliciting their continuation, and bv strict aten-
ton to the business. gain many new ones fiat.
ter myself for having the reputation of having
cheap place to buy mrnjturc.
| have on hand
Bureaus, Glasses and Cradles,
bedstCdds Chairs and Tables,
STANDS, Sofas and Cupboards,
WhatnotS, Cabs and Feathers,
Desks for bills and letters
Everything IN the shape of wood
You can get here cheap and good.
In the undertaking line have only to say that
! shant be beat either in price, style attend
sncs. Give me call and see for yourselves.
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ESssaGGS HOUSE
ENIEAEH III

'TiiE undersigned respectfully announce t
| their friends, patrons, and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing to the strnCcnCv o tn
times. they have reduced the price of board t
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful for the patronage so literally bestow
ed on them, they respectfully ask for contlnu
ance OF the same, assuring their patrons that the
"BklGGS" viii be conduC ted on the same hbera
plan that has heretofore characterized their cs
enlistment. WN. F. TUCKER SEQ.
Chicago, June LIST, 1861.
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Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prcpar-
alton.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

which has already proved itself in over fifty rec,
mchtS now at the seat of war near Washington. Ia
De positive prevention against sickness in the
form Of "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JUNE 30, 1862.
Gen. Fremlnt's Resignation.

As might have been expected, the pro-slavery
press, ana Ill the papers that opposed Ere
mont election in 1856, are exultantly abusive
of him for wanting 10 be relieved oG his COM
naud in Virginia We are quite willing that
every person who knows ali the facts snould en-
/ joy his own Judgment of this action of FIRE.
mont, but it is barely possible that ifMcClelan,
/ A. we'll as Fremont, had been subordinated to
/ Gen. Pope, some who criticise Fremont 30
sharply, would have b'en ready to Justify Me
Clellan for doing !. similar act, at he most as
suredly WOULD have done.
The New York Yjiacs thus speaks OF Gen.
Fremont resignation
GE> Fremont OFT OF CoMMANp.-Tnough
, G.n Fremont las. at bis own request, been re.
llrved from the command o. tie first Army
Corps OF the newly constituted amy of Vir-
gina, it does not necessarily follow that he will
not aecep, OF any other command, OF that he
Will leave the field Whether he does 30 or not,
depends upon himself and the Will Of the Com
mander-n-Chief. 1t was reported before his
appointment 10 the command Of the Depart
mont Of the Mountains, that he announced MN
self willing to resign his Major Generaship.
and accept the Colynelcy 0! regiment. or
even 10 enlist RS a private soldier. that he mi sht
serve his countrr. 1t is very doubtful however,
considering all the circumstances whether he
viii #gain ake any prominent command during
the war.
Thus closes amid disaster, the second cam
laign OF Gen. Fremont-tor which IN TINS. ne
in the instance Of his first essay Others than
himself are undoubtedly largely responsible.
Both Of the lmpagns, that in Missouri and that
just terminated in Western Virginia, form most
remarkable episodes in the history Of the war
In both Of them he has certainly encountered and
difficulties rs great as could befall a
commander; and if in neither OF them. tie has
enjoyed perfect and triumphant success, yet in
both he has performed feats-such as the recent
extraordinary march from Franklin to Stras
burg, and his pursuit Of jackson from there up
the Shenandoah Na!ley-whicn prove him to be !
possessed OF military ability Of - kind which i. !
likely to he hereafter much needed in The war /,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

be, BY thc millions y no reio,o.
but nailed with trumpe,sd ,cr.. ".'L 'iet,:,
or camp, Or hospital '' 0a''Ie i.
h,I l a nav? narrated but simple ai. .,,.
mas nothing exciting about it " N u d.
cu'n''a"ce' very different rom b" M h p
others which might be told. Bu, dn, l. q
love are never trite sui jects, and ,b 'sa' 'A
story that tells of them will ~. 'ue ,Inl ct
many tender hearts. ''O'V a'as q
80 Henry has gone to his lon ,.
o we trust ST. and firmly 0.ieye to st so;;
one at ''e rlght hand Of hi. savior s''.a''
h'm tempted III all points ike q, W. 'a'
and touched with the ieeIinsoI on, We '.e- a.:
'ie', can understand what ri, ,nE,-: 'alf,a.
been, and forgive. -l'3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

TgE DISASTER on JAMES IsLANp.-The general
current of criticism condemns Gen Benham for
the repulse of our forces on James Island,
though we believe much of this is owing 10 the
iact that the General has been arrested and Or
dered to 'epor at Washington. There is some
doub whether the battle can he fairly said 10
have been fought contrary to the orders of Gen.
Hunter. The orders were 10 hold the camp,
but not to advance on Charleston, and Cen
Bsnham represents that, IN order to hold his
camp, which was exposed to the enemy's bate
rics which he assaulted, he judged it necessary
30 take the batteries. IL is also claimed by
Sen. Benham that had the troops which he Or
dered osupport those who assaulted the works
arrived as soon Is he expected they would, the
attack would have been successful, and what
turned out to be an unfortunate rspulso would
nave been splendid victory. The whole affair
will be investigated, and IN due time the public
will know watcher any body is to blame
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30
LLLe l.Tlns VIII ne,
State Convention.

\ Mass Convention OF the Freemen OF Yer
mont, Will be he'd at Montpelier, or the 9th
day Of july next, ut eleven o clock, A. NJ to
nominate candidates FOR ''ovc~nor, Lieut. Gov
e,nor ana Treasurer, to be supported 1T TIE en-
sung election.
All who are i'll favor o, sustaining the Com
st'rution and the Unlon and Of supporting the
Nat'ons Administration in Tie present crisis Of
T'o coantry, aT> cordially invited to attend.
Ii, NGNNY BAXTER,
j. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
i. W. CLARK, State Committee.
GEo. G. SHEPARD.
juno }. 1867
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The state Convention.
June ). 1867

We remind Ill those who are heartily in ia
yor OF tn. great. Distinguishing measures Of
the present National Administration that the
only Stats Convention which they will have an
Opportunity OF attending this year, will be held
at Montpelier the 9th OF July. 1t is called as
Mass Convention, and we hope to see Yer
monters WHO love Freedom better than Slavery
max it i gathering ~ mass, Of the freemen Of
the State 1t may be necessary that the hon
est people, the masses, should turn out to pre-
veht the Convention from being controlled BY
Office seekers, and political aspirants, who care
nothing for platforms except such as will help
them into oihcu. Let the people come together,
and 10 convention utter the voice of Vermont,
announcing in precise Ian uage tho principles to
which they hold, and the political policy they
adept. The politicians will. of course. be out,
bat we want to see this year those who usually
stay at home, the honest yvomanry of the
State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

JoBN VAUGHN and JOHN LoxKRGAS, both of
bennington, were arrested June Odd, while en-
gagged in a severe and prolracted fight at the
grocery of the latter The interesting affair
mad its start just after dinner and continued,
with but slight cessation, up to the time the
con estants were arrested, which was clock
I, resulted in the tning of Lonergan thirty dol
Iars and costs, for selling liquor, to which count
nc plead guilty, and five dollars for drunken
ness, to which he made exceptions, carrying it
to tae County Court Vaughn was fined seven
dollars and cost'-Banner.
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village subscribcrS-paper delivered at their
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Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Or,Gio are solicited G.. v. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

VLrEoNTERs PARoLED.-Gen jackson has
p~roIed large number of the prisoners he cap
turcd while pursuing Banks. Among those
who have reached our lines are the following
Vermonters, all from the Cavalry Regiment
c. w. T. Carlton, VIM. Cronsn, Patrick Groe
e y, Dan Wadsworth.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

81. Adams seems to be going ahsao %
the way OF railroad buildings. new NAM ;'.t
Machine Shop ls in process OF ereV.'o or hr;rs
west of the Station House 1t Is to DC VI md nd
two hundred feet long and eighty icet w'u0' A..
built after plans by Thomas W o'lio"a !y.s,,ed
chetect of Boston There is also to DC st t'T tse,
Il Blacksmith, Shop one hundred and h M,. s is
long by fifty feet wide and the Freight h'''
to be heightened fifty feet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-30

James A. Cheney of Rutland, informs us that
last year he sheared from five yearling bucks OF
his own raising, SO IL pounds of very nice
white wool, the lightest fleece weighing Is
pounds and Tho heaviest % 10 pounds, the av-
erage being IL "a pounds We call attention
to tho focks of both of the above famed gentle
meR. - Ruiisrd H.rak