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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
n U M A N M is Err Y

Just published in Sealed Envelope Price cts
a. LECTrRE BY DR.. CULvERwELL, on THE
"a. Or AND t(RE of Spermatorrhra, Consumptinn
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Fniirn.~
IMPAIRED Nutrition Of The Body Lasstude, weakness
~ o. 'e Limbs and Back indispositiun and Incaptc.
~ loi study and Labor, Dizziness of Apur.hension
s1 %, Memory, Aversion to Society Love Of solitude
ituity sell pistrust, Dizziness Headache Affections
o hc Eyes P1mples on the Face. Involuntary Emissona
anu sexual n;aracty the Consequences of Youthful In
discretion, &c " ''''''"' M
~ ihis admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
ABOVE enumerated, often Self-aiicted ryls may i r
ntu without medicinrand without dai gerous s,r.ira,
operations and should he real y" every y attn and .,a
man in the land WA al" ever!
cent under seal TO any address, in plain SCI led en-
selope on the receipt Of six cents or two t,,.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE X co..
l27 Bowery, NewIork, Post Office Ro> A
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Probate Counts within and for the District of Ran
doph for the year cDsnDg, will be holden follows,
viz
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld, the Thurs
cay in each month
AT the Orange c. univ otel IN Chelsea on the third
Thu rsday of each month.
At Chad wick's Hotel In West Randolph on the fourth
Thursday in each month";
At ]. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washington, on the second
Thursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
]. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea, December ID. 1861
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STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court, held
RANDoLPH DIsTR'cT, at Brookfed, within and for
he District aforesaid the 23d day July A. D. 1862
instrument pnrporting to he the last Will aud Tesla
n ment Il Clark Simons, late of Bronkfield, in said
District deceased presented to the Court here for Pro-
bate by Julius b. Lyman, the Executor therein named
Thert"e,i l. ordered by said Court, that public no.
tce be Even to all persons concerned therein to appear
before said Court, a thereof held at the
Registers Office in Brooked the 18th day of August,
A. D. le62 and contest the probate of said Will and it il
further otdeied hat this order be published weeks
HnccesSvr'H in the Green Maintain Freeman, a newsna-
per printed at Montpelier in this State. last of which
hearin..
Giyen under my hand at The registers Office at Brook
hrld, this 23d day OF July, A. u. 1862.
34iiw3 J. K. CLEAVELAND, Eegster
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.
NV York, Nav l6.

"a" i"hh' NAY 10.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says
that Marylanders state that a few DAYS a-o
1000 slaves as if by a rre-concerted move
ment simultaneously left their happy home
in Prince George County, Nd, and came to
the District of Columbia where they still
are.
A despatch from Fre~dricksburgh says that
a large Iron Foundry which was used for
casting shot and shell and for rihing cannon
for the rebels was on Wednesday taken pos
session of by an officer Of Gen. McDovell's
staff. Yankee mechanics were Immediately
set to woik and are producing the best
specimens of their workmanship.
Among the passengers by the steamer
" Oriental" which sailed yesterday for Port
Royal was Gen. Rufus Saxton, the new mill
tary Governor Of South Carolina and the de-
rartment of the South.
The Herald publishes an article from the
Charleston Courier of an extraordinary and
most significant character, admitting the
hopelessness of the rebel cause, and acknow-
Lodging that the misfortunes which have be-
fallen the rebellious States are not more than
their iniquities deserve.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nav Is.

-AnN AGs
a cold northeast wind and rain storm is
prevailing here.
Secretaries Seward, Welles, and Attorney
Gen. Black have proceeded to Norfolk with
Flag Officer Goldsborough. Gen. Wool
has also visited Norfolk. He has
prohibited the sale or distribution of
newspapers in Norfolk CT the surrounding
country also the transportation there of sup
pies or merchandise by suffers or others
lie has also prohibited soldiers and citizens
from visiting the city, except on business
connected with the troops belonging to the
department of Virginia.
The embargo upon travel from Baltimore
To Fortress Monroe will soon be removed and
Tree transit resumed.
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uosToN ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Ofce, SO Bromheld St., Boston.

once, 30 BfOmnelu St'1 oOS
Rev. ". DAY, President. Rev. P. MASON' III
President. r. GREENE, NJ. D., SuPeiin'eHd-
Ing Physician
This Institution wss established for the e1ro oil
Disease, upon the principles Of innocent msdie'-
tion, entirely discarding the uae Of POisonousDrugs-
Many diseases, such as S~crofula, Iumors Of the
Blood, Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, DysPeP
siI, Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint, Eheuma-
tisu, Female Complaints, and a great variety oi
ordinary Diseases are successfully treated by
Medicine which may be sent to any part o. the
country with lull directions.
Iersons having Cancer, or those salc,-l with
complicated diseases, should Immediately avail
themselves OF IT. Greene's personal attention.
Consultation At tie Office, or by neii, Zee ci
charge
Dr.. Greene will be At he oGce from b a. 81,
to T. n.
The office will be open, aal ceufo,.n. res-rE'
in attendance, from u \. ~, t16P. ".
All communication should b. directed o. b
GREENE, ". D, So Eramf-A &c.. He.,ra.
N1IE-Pers5us Wishing to investigate che
method Of %rsctice, or as superior su5-c-s wall
be furnished with a pamphlet descriptive oi treat
zen, free. by addressing T.. GREENE =. D.
So Erom6eii Street. Boston, Na..
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NV YoRK, May Is.
CHICAGO, May Is.

A special despatch to the Tunes by the
steamer City of Memphis from Pittsburgh
Monday, says the rebel regiments from Ken
lucky and Tennessee had attempted to
desert and come over en- masSs to
the federal army, but the enemy held
them in check, and a mutiny ensued.
A strong force from our advance lines was
sent over to interfere and in a shoit time il
returned with so prisoners, mostly from the
ranks Of the retreating rebels. They give a
doleful account of affairs IN B %ssuregard's
army, and confirm previous statements that
troops from the Border States are anxious to
return to their allegiance. They say there
is plenty of subsistence at Corinth.
CONTINUED on Fourth pdgs.)
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VICTORY COFFEE.

tE1HE subscribers desire g. call the attention 4
: tie trade IN New En.lani 70 ~ a ;i-'e aLich
they have prepared with the above trade u.rf.
VICTORY COFFEE. The Coffee ). warranted q,
contain nothing i~firrieus 20 tbe System. it7 iu
-rli.eli- being chiefly Cf-s AMI Nlrta t- Pm
uu In pound paper, 90 plgul- 90 a box. E1
family wall be without it af'al once u ing D.. t-e
price being within tho reach .l an. nc.leis %,
advised that their oriers sent % Wholesale Gre
cIa in fas,c1, or At the Factory, z, ChaIiss.1a
street. Boston. will ue-t aith prompt aii. ''.l.
HflHIEU s. co..
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CA4P on CoRISTH ROAR. Nav l..
''f.y seven priyateo. three corporals and one
sergeant captured at Dresden. Tenn, came
n this morning under n Tag Of truce. IN
quail number viii be sent Tomorrow IN ez-
q ange.
Col. Jacob Thompson Of Beauresard S
staff formerly Secretary Of the Interior ac-
r"mpanied the flag Of truce. lie admits the
fall If Norfolk, New Orleans and Pensacola.
ut denies the fall Of Richmond.
Oeserters are coming IN by squads daily.
81 agree that the rebels are still at Corinth.
'''tifying. There have been picket Skin
ia'shes all day IN which hzlf 4 dozen were
wounded on our side.
Weather very warm.
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CAMP 10 MILEs FROM WILLIAMSBURG
May llth.
To Hon. E n SfoBfo1

To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton
Without waiting further for official re-
ports which have not reached me, | wish to
bear testimony to the splendid conduct Of
ilooker's and Ksarney's divisions under com
mand of Gen. Heintzlemnn in the battle Of
Willamsburgh.
Their bearing was worthy Of veterans -
HOoker's division for hours CALAMITY with
stood the attack Of greatly superior numbers
with heavy loss. Kearney's arrived in time
to restore the fortunes Of the day. and came
most gallantly into action.
shall probably have occasion 10 call at
tcntiOn to other commands and do not wish
to DO injustice to them by mentioning them
now.
If had had the full Information | now
have 10 regard to the troops above mention
ed, when irst telegraphed, they would have
been specially mentioned and commended. |
spoke only of what | knew at the time, and l
shall rejoice to do full justice to all engaged.
q. B. MCCLELLAN.
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" AsurNcrnN Nv Ii

The fugitive slave law is being quietly en-
foreed in the District to-day, the military
authorities not interfering with judicial
proceedings.
1t is caid that some Of the negroes, whose
,wners or agents from Maryland are here
seeking their recovery, mysterioudy disap.
feared this morning.
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Oak HALL.
s. s. a A0r.f St-cst Boston, Nq5s.
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CANT on The C1RNTH ROAD, }

May IS.
The following paragraph from a field yf-
,"r is from an order just issued:
Guards will be Immediately pIlced along
She line Of Chambers Greek. Ne officers or
soldiers will lie permitted to PASS to the rear,
md no citizen to the front Of the line with
'rt special authority Commanders Of the
'rfnT corps and divisions will see their camrs
=re cleared of all hangers Or, and any one
attempting to evade this will be compelled
10 work on the entertainments, batteries OF
II construction OF roads"
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BOSTON ADyERTIsEHENTs.
PURE PICKLES s,


DaIu9a5 SaErss,
Eizc Mnsflfd. and
GaguHe ksetaFs.
RON CROSSE & BLACKWELL, LONDON.
Chou-Ch how, Piesaliui, Mixed and other Pickles
sul,ans's, Harvey, JOAN Bull, Anchovey, &C,
Sauces; Darham Mustard, India Soy, Garry, wal
nut, and Mushroom ketchups, Chutncy, H., are
adapted 10 bot or cold
Mas, Fish, Soups, Gra-ies, Sc.
They shouIi be furnished for every table, AMI
supplied to every cotk.
q b. goods have gained great reno~n for
their purity and quality, rot only Ia England but
IT, other countries. They are sid ne'fiy o. low
as .f.-i.r foods. and purchasers wishinS their
pr,pfra-icn. sh1uld -cc that the nfms OF Crosse
( b~'lsckroI. London, is on each Bottle Or parcel
Importo.s aal Agents, BRAY q HAlES,
g Cor1li.t HY-;ou.
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00rrhlp c6ree Aress.
at No. 6 CoHrys Sseef, Burlington, J
GEO. W. & G. 6. BENEDIC 7,
EDuoRs AID PRoFRIEIoEs-


Term. of Su~SscTsptiOn for Daily
Free Press.
Village Subscribers per anuum, s. 90
Those who receive it BY Mail, for 6 months eco
or per annum, 90
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C0BN8Y 4 SHURFLEFF,

a. ~. Ill p,
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Union prisoners from Richmond report
!irge numbers of families going south.
1t is said JEFF. Davis has gone to Tusealoo-
I'll.
The Union sentiment is strong and in
"reAsing.
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OGDENSBURCU RAILROAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

skN and anor Nov. -, 1851, Passenger Trains
- viii run s7 follow (%SunIays eNecptel).
GOING FAST.
MAtL-Lctyo oEiensbur-h at ll.3O A NJ.
stopping a. all station, (iinc A. Malone, 2.4c),
arrive at Houses Poiut at 5 90 P. ", connecting
with Night Trains win Nui,alif N~iegui,g Car
attached, and cars for Montreal, arriving At Boz
Ton and New York early next day.
G1fNe WE-r-
MAIL.-Lcavc Boston and Nov York at 800 r.
~, arriving at R0uscs r inc as AS A. NJ, Malone
Do 80 A.. ~, PotEilm Junction 49, ~ A. " Og-
dcushurgl 200 r. D., connecting with the Grand
fruuk Railway ami Lake OIttrio steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott EailEay for the ives. snd
North.
The Trains couucc, IT Potsl m Junction With
Trains az the Pctsdam and Watcrtown Railroad.
40 Moocrs Junction with Trains Of tho Platts-
bursh aud Montreal Railroad.
$50. V. HOYLE. Supt.
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French Protestant Institute

daEtf.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NErcALFs sUPEgIoR
Marking Plates.
Natural History Store.
I6 fremont Sfrrrt, Bo,ioa.
AM - A.

lcslcr in Preserved Birds, Animals and Sim,
Live Binds, me singing Canaries, Cage, Mar,
shells. Minerals, Insects, b%sillian; Feathers. NJ.
and Feather Work, Artificial Eyes, and Leu.
Also. Aqusrit Tanks, Goldfish. Glass -h.de.. d..
seed # all kinds, Nests, Sand. &C., &c.
Birds and animals preserved to order. Wa,
sen; from other places they will be safely rsctst
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,IoA. on sHEEr IsINcLAee.

I'D by pus. aaI Dealers ssnsr.r
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WlLB0RS COMPOUND OF
PURE con LIVER 0ILl& LIVE.

FOR C1S-JMVIllN, % O. She only reliable
remedy known. To has, IN thcu-srds Of instances,
20 torcd rttients that seemed pat hope % recov-
tr5; and On tens Of thousands, has arrested the
di-eas1 in ITS primary stages. md restored the
patient 60 robust health.
BRONCHITIS. rs effect in this Troublesome
di.ease Is very marked. T. Is necessary 70 persist
in its use i.g "a considerable length Of time.
FEMALE DEBILITY. To sustain and aug
msut the vital forces % make new, rich and pure
blood O. build up tic nervous system; O., restore
rHcr-y 90 -hs mind and ~body-nothin- can be
better adapted than this preparation.
ll Asthma, General Debility, Emacistion.
Coughs, 10 lea reliable remedy. Niue-tcnths Of
tHs cases whore 1t IS supposed 10 fail, empty arise
from the remedy being asani9nel bcfl- its beue-
fetal effect became obvious. Ee careful and get
tac genuine, Manufactured only by 4. B.WILBOE
Chemist, Ices Court See, Boston.
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DIR. MARsHALL-S HEADACHE
AND
CatFF s nuf

K5HISSNUFF has thorou ghly proved Itself to
4 be the best article ever known for curing the
Cstarrh, Cola in the Head, and the Headache. IT
las been found an ca client remedy in many cases
of Sore Eyes. Deafness has been removed by it,
and Hearing has been greatly improved by its
use. 1t purgcs ont al distinctions, strengthens
the lands and gives q healthy action to the parts
affected. II is recommended by many Of the best
physicians. and is used with great satisfaction ev-
r~ywhere.
March Z, dawly.
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New YoKK, Nav Is.

A Fortress Monroe letter Of the 18th inst
says d~eserters are continually coming; in they
agree that the evacuation of Ricbmord is
rapidly progressing and the effort of the re
treating Rebels is merely to hold back Gen.
Mcclellan to obtain time to remove all the
stores and the Government archives south.
The letter says, there is no manner of dlubt
Of this.
NV York, May Is.
A despatch in the Cincinnati papers states
that Gen. Sigel and staff with transports and
oops have passed up the Tennessee river
en- route for Pittsburgh Landing.
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s1Aly sickness in cases OF obstruction
<sS-S from any cause, and after all other
remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain. This
may seem incredible, but ii ii fail in any case the
money viii be refunded.
OVER TWOTH0USAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without n single
failure when taken as directed, and without
the least injury to health in any case. 81 Il is
putup in bottles Of three different strengths, with
Iull directions for using, and snt by express
closely scaled % al parts Of the country.
PRICES-Full strength, Sl0i half strength,
So quarter strength, s. per bottle.
R-RemCmbcr Z, This medicine is designed OK
Trcssly fer obstinate cases. which all other rene
dion Of the kind have failed 20 cure. also that il
is warranted a represented in every respect,o or the
price viii be refunded. - Beware Of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly Of DR..
NJ, or at his office. Prepared and sold only at
Dr. Nsttisan's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
cases, No. Is Union Street, Providence. R.. l.
z This speciality embraces all diseases Of a
private nature both Of men and women, ty a regu
larry educated physician Of twenty years prae
ice, giving them his whole attention.
R-Consultation by letter or otherwise a re
strictly confidential. and medicines will be sent
by Express, seizure fc0m observation, TO all parts
Of the United States. Also, acc mmoditions for
Ladies from abroad wishing for a secure aud quiet
Retreat. and good care until restored TO health
AaGAGthn-Aa AH nc sAAAAA t%aA WI
two hundred thousand dollars arc paid 10 swim
ding ggaeAs annually, IL New England alone,
without Gag bsneef to those who pay it. All this
comes from trusting, uifh0af inquiry, 10 men who
are alike dcsti u;e of honor, character or skill,
whose only recommendation is their own false and
extrayaEaut aszrrsas in praise Of themselves.
II, therefore, you would droi3 bang hI"bggyed,
take no mans VOID. no mater rhf has Prsfsn-
sioAs arc, but MAKE INQUIRY: it will cost
you nothing, and may save You many regrets;
for, as advertising physicians, in nine cases out
Of ten. are bo-us, there is no safety in trusting
any nl them, unless you know vs9 and Ehai they
Gre.
H-Dr. 81. viii se1d free, by enclosing one
stamp a. above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF Wo-
HAN, and On piaa,e DISEASES generally. giving
fall information, with the most und9nbted refer
ouces and testimonials, without which, no adver-
Using physicion or medicine Of tLis kiud is de
serving aay c5H5lnr,, t~ctafsvsr.
E5-Orlers by nail Tr5mptly attended
write your address f'aHig, ant direct to DR.
MATrsoy. IS shove. Decly
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{. DID PENS

IMPORTANT
TO SABBATH SCHOOLS.
AN nov receiving large additions % my stock
Of SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS. and
OTHER REQUISITES,
from American Trac; Society, $. $. Ulinn, Mas
;. ;. Soc, a. Bapt. Publication Soc, ami ether
Publishers, consisting q
LlsEAEils, from 90 to SO 05i CJ-,riaS
Books; SINGING BooEs, Gas, Bcassi
BEvaRDC CARDS, BIBLE DIl1IoyAEIrs.
Ert.t nc.
uhich Will be solS a. low a. 20 the City nepr.it7-
ries, thus sautTg srqerr~. sabbath schools are
requested to cali aud examine my st0sk ami prices
before purchasing. Repeatedly,
=. 4. FULLER.
burlington. Msy 8, lse-.
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CAVADIAN RENE by
Gar Ca.,-,r.,.. b,..ll,,,fD ard D,F1fy ~ ~
D...tr, D---.. V..frri.. Llt.,,- 10
.-p5..ur.- Gr.-.t F-a.s-..4 # ft~ riq4
--F R-1g. p--,f-.i, ,
q MOMENTS reelection 5a- 10 -onvinea
- sensible man Of rls aVv nj danrer %
co7s,4rlr DOSING with rt.ht-.i- Vsii.i1es. m
u@-s--i,- .-.4. -.as ara .4.fIsL t1orneric7,
efl.r-. ve.-s l.- +,,-bt ma fs4+ tn. ,.r..,n.lv
n,rcas fn- ctilsuli nIi-cstiaa a-s rcarfu a.
vetcl bv III. ta. f-e. use a. Ct-fs-tics. ISs
sm-ric s71os-f7 s-, f-.t b@s,.uis-a nation Of
fv-r-r-iss h. r.e.- 4-tlf.-,l n.frs .fHfs. pr.s.
lie Il art .--rsss. t-e --t,biFtr -yI MIS-
tstc rho sire ---l ~ rse d~i-es,irc or-ans.
The PHl- nov offered ,re s~aecitlv 4 ST med p,
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500 BOUNTY IN GOLD
WILL DO Paid at the end of enlistment to
EVERY UNITED STATES SOLDIER
ENJIsrIsG WIFI
JOHN w. JONES, u. :. A..
100 three years Men wanted
For the U. S. Army Immediately.
Recruiting Office open at Burlin gtcn, v
Every man enlisting from this vicinity, will be
placed in one Battalion. Every soldier will be
put In uniform, a new and elegant blue black
cloth suit at once, at Burlington, Vt. Pay com
mences the day of enlistment, and will be SIS
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress TO tho volunteers will be
granted to these Regulars. Good clothing and
food, an quarters and medical attendance, are
all free o. liargc. A soldier is not al one cent
Of expense o himself after enlistment Any
prudent man cai save, besides ample spending
money,
$500 AND 4 FINE FARM
o 4 100 ACRES OF BOUNTY LAND at The end
of three years service. mart young men will
be promoted to Corporals and ~Sergants, ard may
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Officers, as the
Law provides that one-third of all the Commi-
STONED Officers shall be promoted from the ranks.
and we have now to appoint over 200 SeTgeants
and Corporals. Four SEcoSD LIEUTESANTs have
already teen taken from the ranks in this Eegi-
ment.
R-Every old colder knows that tue Regular
soldiers fare better Ihan the Volunteers. They
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty 81 good
clothes and food, and are never sent into battle
until thoroughly drilled AMI BIT for service. All
nv men will be taken to Fort Hamilton, AZ New
York City, and there drilled for three or { ur
months, before going TO Washington.
JOHN W. JONES, United states army.
18th Regiment Recruiting clh,er.
dawtl
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FOR YOUNG LADIES.
REV. n. CYR, PRINCIPAL.
MONTREAL. q. =.

THE advantages offered in this Establishment
for the acquisition Of French are very great,
as this language is spoken constantly BY the mem,
bers Of the family, and no pains are spared for The
thorough and Tarii advancement # the pupils.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-23
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FIVE Ascsrides or Pin Worms, the rem..s.
which has ever bafled the skill Of the most
eminent physicians. and universally considered Dr.
them as beyond the reach Of medicine ,sre entirely
expelled from the human system By the use
d.. E.G. Gould, Pin Worm syrur
4 CuTs VarraEfed m crery c1ge.
Rel'6 Afforded N h~rHfyfour k0g's
This syrup is purely a vegetable prerarllal.
and harmless with the youngest child.
SINTr0NS.-Inteuse itching, biting aniiistrev
IN the lower part Of the rectum and about the sea-
oNcn mistaken for tho piles,) Gisssreeabls ssua-
ton in the episastric region or lower part Of The
bowels, restlessness, wakefulness, starting s1I
scre ming in the sleep, ~faintins, and nc. uufrs
queutly spasms or fits.
CAUuoS.-The genuine has the name. " Dr. E
g.. Gould's PA Worm syrup" blown in ssch b
tie, his portrait and a fac smile Of his sisns'lr5
IN the wrapper.
HERVEI & MOORE, Pr-r1s7-r.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO.
I and II Marshall st., Bcston. Ma
General Agents for Ne- h1s
Sold in Burlington by A. c. SPEAksn1'' W
ROBY & co.