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mere newspaper report, and he tthough1 grave
charges should not be madeIn this way semi
rebels and sympathisers with treason were apt
to complain
NJ. Davis. c. ) of Kentucky, asked W W
the Senator thought of the gross oraer OF c'eh'
Butler with regard to the women. -, 1,
Mr.. Rice, -. OF Minnesota: saiu l!o o'''lo
not Judge of the proyocation for that orcer,
but from General Butler explanation OF IT,
it was evident that it did not mean what semi
rebels tried to make it out. In regard 90 the
gentleman from St. Louis, who says ne l9St
his plate and furniture; he would say tnat ne
was either traitor, or else neral Butler
never touched dollar OF his property;
derstood this gentleman was as loyal as the
Senator from Minnesota. =,
Mr. hlce, ~; u -, - 'h'e7'''' '"'' ~ '''''
liz prooTss,:'S 1T - yontnckv said he had
hottnr maLe none
NIr. Chandler, (R.,) Of Michigan, raised
point OF order that this discussion was entirety
lrr e, uoe o,rro.t],,
- lra ne oAA"A' '''N'''~>' '''' f~' 49,
'"NS Sf, pouon m If Kentuckv, smoke
49,. - Iii doo|ar;,g + to he n,oconstitu-
asal a1 ~ o nnaa+ o',tra5a on tho neonle
''o Mu w. n IF Af;ehiyan said the
ir Vl", no rra afl and ha dd'nt ex,,ect
y was ~ o. oa' i2o ont,eIr 70 snnnort i: he
iiie Nella!ol 1iI iAolvuun th;no ca]cn
1 niun eA eoe llr t ~ Gprarnment rebel
1a.su ~ III h;s y; ohts he has 20 RIGHT to
r rao IcIlllLooo al hoacs Evon l;fa was
me- lIoel:y, anu n"ppAne'' A''0i'
poop 70 NM; :, ,>cu1- s,;a Ia did
Mr. fo"eIl' ~ ol nell1oSHsl oa,o - ~ wv
not eApeGI le oel' "a l,1la. aonnt Of
tam awning WnIcI nao aeas;,'' - Wo con
honesty or cohsVl:u'Ind I 10" 4l ~ ~ AZ Nth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-28

CASE OF tTEN. bUTLEh. LII Tile ~ y. ooil-
ate, yesterday, Mr. Chandler, r., OF MIchl-
can, called up the bill for the collection OF
abandoned property, and the prevention OF
fraud in ills;lrrectiona1y districts.
sir. Davis, (U., of Kentucky, in the course
Of sonG5 remarks on the BILL said that many Of
ticers had engaged IN the collection ct arge
amounts Of sIunder, and he understood that
Gen. Butler had through a brother Of his en-
gagged largely in this plumber.
H. Chandler, (R. } Of Michigan, said that
Gen Butler had accounted to the Treasury TOR
every dollar OF property be had taken:
ATr. Davis, IT,, J Of Kentucky, said Butler
did n0t act in his own name, but his brother
was his agent, and gathered up immense
amounts Of plumber.
He saw by the Intelligencer that this brother
and another person were in possession OF the
.Milligan estate, worth, before the war, three
m;Dion5 There was a gentleman who had a
large amount Of plate, worth $50, 900, depos1-
ted in a safe at New Orleans, and line house
with furniture, valued at $1,000 ten. Butler
sent an armed force and forced open the safe,
and took the plate, and then took possession OF
the furniture, and (}au Butler would compel
persons having property, to sell It + to nm al
reduced price. The people or New Orleans
ha<} denounced him as a plunderer and a ty
rant.
Mr.. Wilson, (R., J of1lassachusetts, referred
TO remarks of the Senator from Kentucky,
concerning General Butler; he believed that
Senator was entirely mistaken in his statement
Gen. Butler had turned over to Gen. Banks
nearly million dollars worth OF property, and
put in the Treasury nearly three-Quarters OF a
million. He had done more than almost any
other man to support the Government and
restore order in New Orleans. Gen. Butler
had supported nearly thirty thousand poor
people, and had levied contributions on rebels
to help furnish the means. re thought the
imputations against General Butler entirely
uncalIed for, ard unjust He GID, not beheVe
Gen. Butler ever received tarthlng wrong
fully at New Orleans, or attempted to Go SO.
Mr.. Davis, (U.,) Of Kentucky, reported
what he had heard, and said at next session
he would call fer a committee Of Investigation
iIto the aoings ofGen. Butler.
AIr. Wilson, (R.,) Of Massachusetts,, said
these charges we're made by men who, hated
Gen. Butler. Every man who acted with
vigor and energy against the rebels had been
s|audayetl and abused No man had done
more than General Butler. and he hoped the
Senator would be true to bis promise: and call
for co.omittee to investigate the conduct OF
Gen. Butler, and he believed that these I'M
putations would be found utterly untouiJed III
fact.
Mr.. Davis (U,) of Kentucky, said men who
had done much for the country were aspersed
and the brightest INSTANCE was that OF General
Mcclellan At the commencement OF the Y ar
he believed that Adjutant General Thomas was
3 traitor, and sympathized with treason ana
that he (Davis) had offered a resolution TO IN
vesticate his conduct, but the Senator from
Massachusetts had objected.
Mr.. Rice, ID, J Of Minnesota, said he be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-28
E. s. ELEMING,
JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER:
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE SIREElE,
TTAS constantly on hand = os. ana ana.
ii Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kits
Salmon. Potomac Herring. Smoked Halibut
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef; Also a.
choice brand of Sugar Cured Hams, toi 'a;;nIY
use: Shoulders md Breasts, and general as
sortment Of goods for family supplies C3ll al"
examine. uce =
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MILITARY ORDERS
HEADQuAR's PRoyosT MARSHAL GENE, =
1AJ,I, D.

HEApouAR,s PRoyosr MARSHAL GEyER,, :
DEFENCEs SoUTH OF PoTou -
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb "a a.,
UPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1l.-Notioa i:ISo<l
y by given to all persons coming within ~
lines OF the Defences South OF the poto,mssaas
that they are required to report, without daIsv
to:
Provost Marshal General, headquarters A,
exandria, Va.
Provost Marshal at Fort Albany, Va;
Provost Marshal at Fort Ethan Allen, Y,
A register will be kept at each Of the abo,
offices, Of the names and object Of such na,
sons thus coming within the lines,
By order of Jas. A. TAFT, Provost Marsb,l
General, JOSEFH MI y DEl4L, JR.
feb le-1nn Capt and A. a. A. General
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. 3, 1863
NOTICE is hereby given that the order here.
~ tofore issued, prohibiting the sale or gift
If soirituous, malt liquors or wines. will be ri.
gidly enforced.
All places Of business will be closed at hall
past nine O clock, p. N. All congregations Oh
corners Will be dispersed: and no person will be
allowed on the streets after the hour Of half-pm
ten o'clock, p. m. :, r,rrr
BY order II: 4. ELLIS,
Lieut.. Colonel and Provost Marshal
feb 3-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-28

Superintendent Webb has issued an order to
the sergeants OF the different police precincts,
in Washington, directing that hereafter no
cartridges shall be sold within the corporate
limits Of the city. This is in compliance with
regulation of the city forbdding the sale Of
such game after the first Of February Of each
year.
The steamship Ariel arrived at New York,
yesterday, with the California mails, and S27o,-
600 iii treasure. The British steamer solent
had left Aspinvall with S., 900, 900 in treasure
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
The Taxation of Banks.

The amended Reyeruo bill proposed by the
Committee of Ways and Means, has the follow
Ing seation
SIC, s. And DO it further cna tod, that all
banking associations, corporations or indivldu-
all, issuing notes or bills for circulation as cur
rency, shall be subjected to pay in duty one per
centum each half year and after April /, 1853,
upon the average amount OF the aggregate Of
deposits aud circulation Of notes or bills as cur
reucy issued beyond the amount hereinafter
named, that is 60 say, banks, associations cor
PoratlOns, or individuals, having u capital OF
not over ) 100 900, 80 per centum thereof; over
TlOO,000 and nos over $500 900, 80 per centum
thereof over S3000OO and not over 5000 300,
90 per- eontum over $500 900 and not over
3 l,000 Ou0, 50 per centum thereof; over 81
NVj, ZOO and not over s 500 600, 40 per ccntum
thereof; over s ,500OO and not over 81
600 coo, 30 per eentum thereof, over 81,
1000, . per centum thereof
The bill provides for tax Of five per ocntum
half yearly on all issues Of fractional bills BY
banks after April l5t next The bill has also
tho following section
SLc. .. Ana De u lufther enacted, thiJ the
provisions OF the act entitled ." An act to pro-
vide for tho better organization Of the Treasury,
and lor the collection, safe keeping, transfer
aud disbursements Of tho public revenues, ap-
proved Aug. 6, 1916, be and the game is hereby
SO modified az to authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury, 40 biz discretion to allow any money
obH ned from loans or internal revenue to De
deposited 10 solvent banks 70 tho credit Of the
Treasurer Of the United States, upon depositn
BY said banks with the Treasurer an amount Of
UniCed States bonds or Treasury notes n1t les
than such deposits respectively as security Tor
the payment thereof, and from time to time the
Secretary Of the Ircasury may sc such depos-
rs By draft or checks to pay anyoi the creditors
Of the gofcrnment Or for transfer to the Treas
ury of authorized repositories.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

peu5HAL.-Capt P5rlcy p pitkin left this
Wlnlly) mornlag for his p)s. with Birn'ide's
Army.
The person injured in the runaway, to which
we alluded Saturday, was Mr.. S. 5. Maoomber
Of East Montpelier. lie WAS seriously bruised.
The nominations of u, II Stoughton as Brig
adler and VIM. f. Smith as Maj1r Generals,
have been confirmed by the Senate.
Forty-cigbt of the principal business men and
firms Of Burlington have given notice that they
will receive and pay out no more individual Or
corporation checks or shinpIasters after next
Saturday.
Rev D. W Dayton, Of the Vermont confer
snca has been elected Chaplain Of the . Rcgi-
mcnt Vermont Volunteers, and is now in camp
near fredericksburg Va.
CnlpmIN VALLEY FAn--Tho seyenth All
uual meeting of tho Champlain Valley Agri-
cultural Society, will DO held at Fergenucg on
the 27yh inst
MANUFACTURE OF IRoN--Ihe Rutland Heyald
understand, that a project is on foot for tbo
erection Of lurnao; at South ShAfubury for
The manufacture Of iron
suoDas DE1u Mr. Reed Rlthban, OF
Bist,l, was out one morning recently doing
bic chores apparently as we'll as usual and
whcn he came in, told his wife that ho should
d soon, and lid die in the course Of an hour.
Latest FROM TuE TwmrIu-The Burlington
Times slJs
Lieut.. H. R. Wing, Of the Howard Guard
arrived here Saturday evening, having leave
OF absence for ten days. lie loft the camp Of
tie lZ.l Friday morning. The brigade march.
el TUESDAY morning, the 2J.h, to Wolf Run
Shoals, on The North bank Of the OccJqlau
river. Ilol2.b and 18Th are in the advance /;
. tha o.a2r thteo regiments being back short
DISTANCE The health Of The men j. generally
good aud they arc in good spirits. What TIE
l.I. nose may be was not knOwl WHEN Lieut..
4 Wing lelD
I.s complimentary to the brigade that Cen.
So um and Gen. Slgel have both desIioj U
& M.ga .tat,chel - their commands. But Cen
II (upy desrcs To retain them aud d0cl as ylt.
. Ite good opinion Of three actlgo and czpTi.
q cuccI soldiers like these Geue-ala .s u..tel
colene. d the soldIeTly qdallue5 OF til. brigade.
Y Prosecutions rs THE SnARrsH1orras "A letter
= 70 tls >.nGad reports the following PROMOTIONS
& ln ,de Vermont companies %. SnArpshcJta .
Il" Lady thsro has heon quite nlmhsr % prl-
Emotion 10 the Vermont Companies Z and III.
4Clpnu Stoughtop, Of Co. /, has been promoted
to Nli0r, ana has bad tbs command Of thc
regiment since the bat.io of Auuclam - IT,
4E ose.tsar, Of Co. =, promoted TO Captain
H. Go. Z 10 eorgt S. j. Norton, Of o.. j..
lruu5,,I 20 llt Lieut. Go. l., Fad Stgt John
4 J.. L.W, Of Co., L, promoted 10 u Lieut. Co. T.,
~ lfaua A. Buxton, of Go d 70 Captain O.
g.. u Qulrteraasier's Sergeant WIN. p.
ssre'e % l.t Lieut.. a.. Il lst S'rgt Wm
Il N.v.'0. o.. Co II, To , Lieut.. Co. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Marrle0.

In Eorthheld, Jan. ist bv Rev. A. l.. Cespsr, Mr..
John J. ever, Of Tuasriiss aad Miss Mary J. ..
BR,ts Of RuIbury.
inA6aay, Jan. s.h by Rev u. T. james, Mr. oliver
Hnl o. concord, y. and Miss Betssy Lawrence, "
Albany.
In Derby, Jan lth by Rev. y. $ Dexter Mf Farley
0 Holt, aud Miss Eunse Paul both Of Derby.
In Albany, Jan. 2lst by Rev n. james. Mr.. Msses
Thompson, OF Perry Ike Cjanty, onO, lsnd ki''
AufiliA Johnson, o. Albany.
Ia Montpelier, Jan. l5h, by Re- J. S'o,,, Mr..
sherman Hubbard and aiss Mary Parks both of Mont
pelieG
At the Pavilion In Monp lor, Jan. 2olh, by Rev
1. Sam, Mr. Lewis Hatohiuson AMI MS sarah sar'
gent blth Of Orange
Also ~ the same. at the same tins AMI place, Mr.
Harrison bancroft and Miss len r. Holden, bob Of
Barre.
In Painted vllA,e Jan Ilth at the residence Of The
hrlae By Rev A. Hi.clcuok, solomon Wells, Esq. OIL
PiAinheld, aud Mrs A. ~. FRAT, Of Aatshheld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

srArEO VERMONT In Probate ceu't, hrid at
" .sar..ror Df,rHlcr IS Montpelier, within aud Il :
aid ~ trct al The y hdsy Z January, A. ID, 1861
-. LILLIAN CUMMINGS, @ mfJian "f Edward V r.
w Cumming AID V.ny " nmmlns., minor heirs
NJ Harriet lnmnlugs late Of Berlin In said district de-
makes Apcain to said court for license to sci
ibs G ,,ns described real estate Of his said wards, to
their Interest Ia = h"n-s and tfimery owned by Saham
ic. st.rd, AID situated In berlin aforesaid repre-
snpg that the sale hese fer the purpose Of pung the
n,oceeds Of en sale al Interest or Investing the .as
10 ,tocss real estate woad be ben, hcia L. said ward.
hstenpun u Is ordered by said Count that Hppli
cation lie referred Ia sesson thereof To be held he
Probate Once 10 said Montpelier the 18th day Of Feb
rutry A. u. 1858 f. hearing and deeis'n thereon aud
IL i rthef ordered That al p-rsons Interested, notified
hereof Nv publication u noiiee OF said application aud
order thereon. thre weeks suecessiVeiy In the Gi.rn
Mouninid FIRE. nan. printed at Montpelier hsore said
time Of hearing hri they may appear at said time lad
paer. and, II they se cause, object thereto.
Ny The Couu,
uv1 Attest, 7. R. MERRILL, Jskss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WAsaIsGToS DnrRlcr, -. At Montpelier, on the H,h
Aay Of Janudiy, A. u, 1858.
nODgRICK RlCHARDSON Administrator Of the e.
IL tate Of james A. Richardson late II peri said
disre deccated makes application " sao Cou, Tor IL
cense 70 sell whole Of The ual estate e which SAID de
eised Of seizrd ~ This state except the idOw's ftht
II dover therein, bat lnci"Lng The evelsun OF te Id
ows duwet representing thai said ae wSul be beueht al
IN the heirs o. said deceased aud all interested In saa
estate
Whereupon II Is ordered by SAID Court that said appli
eaon be referred the l7h Jay " February A. D. COS,
Al tho Probate ONCE In Montpelier fir hrsiinI and de-
csnn thereon and, Is hefoderd, uhdt all persona
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice ui
ts ppc aud order thereon three eeks successive.
yin he Gfeen Mountain Fireman. printed al hontpe-
ttf, btvIe SAID time ol bearing TIM lhey may npea'
.ad time aud ace aud II they see cause object ihefets
AS3t Attest, 7. K. MEkalLL, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
Abraham Vandeusen's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Conn, holden a.
WAsniEeror DsraicT,1.i Montpelier, in and for said
district, on The 81 day of January, A. u. 1863
htNsLOW UPHhM and J. 81 VANDEUAEN Exeeu
~ tus Of lac last " NJ aud testament Of Abraham Van
deusen, late Of Warren IN said DISTRICT d. ceased make.
application 10 said court tor an extension Ot the time
heretofore allow ed them to pny The debts due from said
estate and 10 render his administration account until
annie future day.
Whefeupon IL ordered by said Court that said spplI
cation be heard AT The Probate Ofico In Montpelier, on
me l7h day Of February, A. ID. 1868 and Is unher
Tered notice be To all persons concerned by the
pnbeHtiun If hs order IN The bfeen Mountain Freeman
pfaIed al Montpelier three weeks excessively, before
aid hearing, by The CouH
4F3t Attest = q, hERHILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Jan II.


At Market 500 Cattle, about Beevesand stores
consisting ofworkinE Oxen. Mich Cows sndoae, tNo
aad three years old
Prices Standardization !7,7L to oo0i eritsHafy
s6,26 10 $3.50 20 $500 d,4lS.
Working 0xen--S0o to TOO,
Cows and oalves-gs3 to ~.
Yearunss- 5000 to $4,000
Two years oldsoO 10 20.
Thtee yearsod-i0O to co.
sheep and Lapbs22Oo at market-Prioes 10 lots t&0o
10 500 each Extra, s5soto $50
Spring Lambs-0,OO to 000.
Hides-J L. to oc pr ID.
TalOv--s to Sc pr ID.
Veal Calyes--ol TO &C pr ID
Calf-skins-0 toJ pr ID.
Pclts-l,75N 200 each.
Remarks-There was good supply Of stock Till
week. sales were quiek and last weeks prces fully sus
tanned for the est quality, averaging $Ti6 per owt.
lew lots Of slim cattle sold rather lower. hut the
average sales about tho In prices, sheep tod
quick al Is per mt per oWt lgher than last week
c. w. Bailey sold 10 J. +. Taylor one " the brighton
Ia chers whose is often eattd With the salc
Of tho choicest bull cks, pair o Red, Devon style,
oxen fed by ARENAS HoubhoH Il Orange. VI hch
weighed 390n lbs alr having been driven about dozen
miles, IL ugh to say these oXrn that Mr. Taylor
thought tn worth = cis per nouLd ar. Bailey also
sold 10 other good oSeu Is Tor IA cts to dress 2lOO
lbs, for - cts, and laid AZ i90 lbs Tor Cts per
10 -FGmer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

INDIANA SOLDIERS DENoUNoEEG INDIANA Cor
rgsnEAps-A despatch from Murireesboro.
Tenn, 10 the New York Post, states that a
meeting Of officers Of about all the Indiana
regiments in Gen. Rosecrans' army was held on
the 22l, and strong resolutions adopted, unani-
mously denouucing the disloyal course oil the
ButtteInuts of the Indiana Legislature also
complmenling Gov. Morton for his energy and
PATRIOTISM, declaring that the Union shall be
preserved uncondltionaly, and that the soldiers
Of Indiana will devote their means and their
lives to the Union.
The resolutions were drswn up by Colonel
Hunter Of the Eighty-second Indiana regiment,
a Democrat, who, with Col. Goodin of tn,
Twtny.second Indiana, and other prom nent
Democrats, made energetic speeches, denounc-
ing treason in the Indiana Legislature and at
tho North. They also pledge themselves that
there is net on Indiana soldier whose garments
were wolted on the field of hettle, who will not
endorse tho resolutions, and who will not fight
the enemies of the UniJn, North and South, to
the death.
The resolutions will DO acted upon by each
regiment, and forwarded, through committee
OF officers, 70 the Indiana Legislature.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
[-)iie0.

10 Worcester. Jau 2eth, Mr.. J'hn W Hauis, aged Il
yesu. Vermont ana New Hampshire papsrs VI ase copy
In Weysrdse Losef talls Add son County, VI. Dee.
2ih, Ida Lorraine only ertd OF Cysus and May D
stow, aged 5 years, month and 20 days
lis due tbs memory Of lhtle la Lorraine. asd
will be gtahsa to The iseiingi Of her bereavd aud Aoi
ed parent who deeply mourn her lose record es eern
log the dsar departed, ~ ounnecuon Sh The no ice ~
her death tna fer 50 lev year,, she vas In maBy
respects child VI more tRaA ofd,nsry euAiumen, .
afecuouatu and love Ia her dlsposititn aud manners
benevolent Eni kind Ia her &C. ngs mild Snd uuJrm Ia
her .npeAmsnt, correct and delicate IN her AS asd
strong la her attAchmea She evidently possessed, anil
In many pleasing ways exhibited, remarkable m.turi
mind Judgment aud taste for Of hei ttEdsr ngs,
and In common degree appeared Thoughtful and srr
Gus, aud Al Nmes evea heayely niadsi hat she was
not long to remain Ia this imperfect state. A. choice
and ander plant hse expo ed 10 tbs chi IL and bhghu
Of this ant wordlu the bsst time tor hsr-by tbs
h aud ufher knd Heavenly fahs, sh' has been taken
rsm the evil to cone aud thus early removed to more
heat fd clime above, AMI IRA i'plaated into mors
gsuis -oil. ere TO grow AL hjasa "a inh1ssi aoos
and beauty. forever toa.
Chflasia kepo,itory pisa,s copy.
IN walden, Oct 2Ai, 1852 Of typhoid fovc-, Mr. Isaac
Eastman, aged a. years aud moths - Also, at baptist
Chu Gu Hospital, Altxaudr a, Va ofpuuamouia Melvin
Eastman, aged % years aud months, member " 60. u,
l5h Rcglntnt W. Nousteers ani eldest sou vi RoSsna
aud the late Isaac Eastman Of walden.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of Ingredients In these Pills are Mt
result uf long and extensive practice. They are mild
their operation aud cartan in correcting all irregular
rites Painful Mensttuauons, removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain In the
side palpaton of the heaH whites, all nervous aztec
lions hsercs fatigue, pain 10 the back ana linbs, &C
disturbed Sleep whJh arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CfIEESEMAN' PILLS
was the commencement oi ncE era In the treatment
those irregularities and Constructions which have con-
signed 10 many 10 premature grave. No female can
enjoy good heath unless she Is gutter and whenever ar
obstruction lakes place The g;nea health begins to de
cline
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
are tho must cdecual fcmcdy known for al coz
plants peculiar TO Females To al classes they are IN
valuable Inducing with certainly periodical regularity
They knoen to thousands, who have used them At al
ieent periods, tnrou houl the country having the sane
ton Of some Of the eminent Physicians in America
fxplicI objections, stating when they SHOULD not be
used with each box-he price one dollar per box con
tsiriug from any to sixty pills
ttsy mall promptly, By remitting to the Pro,
prietoi 50 ny $ +. kedagld, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally
l. srcE, Montpelier, Agent.
h. 8, no CHINs Proprietor
msy5fly 20 Cedar St.. " York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27

Bryan's PuImomlc waters.

The most certain and speedy remedy discovered Tor
al Diseases d the Chest and LnnBs, Coughs, Gods
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza
Hoarseneaa Difficult breathing, oore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WATERS give Tho mosi instantaneous and PER
| feet relief and when perseyered With accnrinF %
direc ions never f4 to effect a rapid aud lasting cure,
Thousand, have been restored 10 RECT health WHO have
tried sthrr means IN vain 70 all csses and all eonsti
tutons they equally beiang ara acurt-none neru
despa no N after how ng the dlsoae may nave ex st.
cd or however severe It may be, provided HE organic
structure Of the VIII Organs Il mol hopeessy ecaysd
Every atlc ed should give thrn an mParial 'rAl
10 Voca ists and public Speakers thse Waiors are pc
cuariy valuable they vi 10 Juy remove the most
sona hoarsenesi and their regular use Tor
few days Will a. al tim increase the power aud hrA,
hty Of the voice greatly improving It's tone, compass
and oearnes5 for winch purpose thty are regularly u'd
Dy many professional yorAt $50 hotl1WdN My
JO5 MOSES, Sole Prul rector, Rochester, y. /.
Price 25 CTS pr box For sale by all Druggiss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
10 EOnsrIEllpliycs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by "'ry simple remedy after having -u
erred several years Win severe lung Affection aud thar
dread disease, Gousumpuon-ls anxious 10 make kuewn
TO his follow sufferers he means u cure.
ro all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripton u-ed ree Of CHARGE, ah the directions tor
preparing and using the ue, which Thy silGnf asURt
URL FoaC, SUMPTION AsrHNA, BRONCHITIS sc. The
only beet Of the adyct Jerin sending the prescription
is tab nett the afflicted, aud spr,a al Information which
he conceves TO be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy aslt will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsnurgh,
sj3Wsm Klpgs County New York.