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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-13
Fenanle o..sholleo . Esegul. ...r ss. DEC 4 ge.

Us other preparations styled "Female Csthoicon'
being widely ayei sed, purportng to be OF different
classes Of strength and prices Frsuaed accordhgly
the inventions Of men who have 40 just claim to medical
knowledge experience, much less OF any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Arcna OF practice. aHu all such
postUns and scales Of prices are but many devices
adopted to deceive begUe the unwarF and the c1eG
uOus, and lead to the sale and OF spurious ab
soutely Injurious articles
Dr. HILL the Only regular ply stefan whose advertise
ments have been before the pubc here and Throughout
New England for the last twenty years, and who has al
ways made the In Medicines and systemof treatment
all of Sex Dcaltes large part of his theory
and practice during that period Of time.
HIS FEMALE REGULATOR has but formula
and strength and is put up in bottles of convenient
size, Theoretically sealed, with accompanying directions
and is forwarded TO ali parts OF New England the United
States and the Canads in packages perfectly safe by
mail express receipt OF single price Of SIS per hot
tie Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential
and must contain his nvariable fee OF 81 10 insure at
tention.
~ Bear in mind! HGVs Female Regulator is
preparation intended to meet and eleciuev remedy and
all cases of Female difficulty confirmed transient
and is the only preparation which viii accomplish that
result, being tine production at physician widey
known throughout New England ana other sections OF
the Unicn, and whose Success and testimonials far
coed those of any other practitioner of his age, in all
branches of Pirate Practice to be found in the
try. ~ No preparations warranted Genuine
less purchased at the office OF DIX. HILL No. 81 Main
XEprp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-13
RaiIruans.
PROVIDENCE g WOR.

V5sssTS5iT5Ss7p IhU VIUtNNT q W YIN
sis=sssssssssssE CEsTER RAILROAD - Winter Al
---H-a-s rangement Nov 3, 1852.
May 5, 1852
aud way stations at 400 and l30 NJ and 400 p.
Providence for Worcester and stations at 20 ana
IL Is 4. m, and 400 y. m.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 7SQi
93 1885, HAS, a. M, 1900 m, ana lSO, $50, 5SC,
Leave Val VALLEY Falls at e2o, co. e5s, 1900, hoe a.
m. and LOO, LET, o 0, $780, 4l0, 600, $40, ard
Those trains in bold figures tho Worcester trains
The Worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry TO and from Newport and with the spe
did steamers Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
New York at Z p m, via Stonington.
At Worcester Junction with Trains to and from tht
Western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitehburg and Wor'
ceser Boston and Worcester and Worcester and MOI
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
eau DO obtained at the office Of the Company, in Pfovi'
II TAROR Supt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-13

PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR IS.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from oh
servation ~ w
Address letters for information in confidence,
3 H. T. HELMBoLD, Chemist
Depot, lO4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut Pbno
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-13

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman of tba
city of Philadelphia, ii. HELMBoLD who being duly
sworn doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic
vegetable II r. IiEf Mpdi HnIeiy
sworn ana subscribed before me. this 23d day No
'eulOer, 1904 WIN. HIBBARD,
Alderman. Ninth street, above Race, Phila
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-13

MENSTRUAL COMPOUND, prcpala alton which daily
experience proves 70 be most speedy and eiicac in
its operation, and is Warranted Harmless, and always
successful IN all cases, Nhen used according the dec
tons
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTL esq
have been sold within the last Ten Months and the lrat
flying result has been the prompt and thorough rcstois
ton Of Hundreds of Females. who have sought relief
from other preparations in vain, Thereby demonstrating
its ndisputable right to be styled the greatest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tls Australasian arrived in New York
on Friday, Q3th) and brings intelligence
that the Russians have been beaten in bat
tie by the Poles. A dispatch dated Cracow'
Feb. 23th says the Russians have been beaten
by Langiewicz, near Malagoszec, after an
engagement which lasted FIVE hours. The
town was in ruins.
Intelligence from Berlin, dated Feb 2sth,
saws that resolution has been adopted by
the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies, recon-
mending neutrality in the Polish question, and
asking that both Russian soldiers and Polish
insurgents, should be disarmed when enter
in- Prussian territory The vote ON the res
clu,ion was very decided.-24G yeas to 81
nays.
In England, the Polish question continued
to be en- important topic. In the House Of
Commons there had been an important de-
hate, all the speakers condemning the Rus
tian policy, but no resolution was adopted.
Seward's dispatch rejecting NaPoleon's
proposal, attracted general comment. The
inns condemns It and the Morning Post
savs it j. incredible that the Washington
Cabinet should have sunk so low a- to en-
dorse so much falsehood and arraut nonsense.
The Star praises the dispatch thinks it I'M
snswe7ablc, and shows that hencefortb not
even the millest form Of interference can
have the least hope Of acceptance.
The feeling in Paris continues decidedly
IN favor Of the Poles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

The Commercial has rumoryia Cairo, that
the rebels have repossesscd Forts Henry and
Donelson, though it was not credited. -
Troops were ordered there for an emergency.
A gentleman vino left Savannah ON the
Goth ult., arrived at Cincinnati yesterday.
He Is a planter and member of the 5. c.
Legislature. He reports that immense armies
arc masscd in Tennessee; one 10 held Rose
Grams in check. while the other TANKS him.
enters Kentucky, moves direct on Louisville
and Cincinnati. They arc only waiting for
the river to fall and the roads to dry up.
lie says that it is the general talk in Dix
ia, that fleet Of ten iron-ciads will be ready
in foreign ports this month, wiki which the
Confederatcs propose to clear the Mississippi.
and cooperate with the movements in Ken
lucky.
Granger. force sent IN pursuit If Van
Dorm, returned 30 Franklin on Wednesday
The retels fed beyond Duck river
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

The Hrairs -lo-ial dispatch from Ruth
erlord's Greek near Columbia. Tenn, ,ratc-
that Van Don'- whole force rcuratcd TO-
wards Shelby,illc The country between
Nashville and Columbia is cleared of mar,u-
ders and the means of cro>-in- Duck ri,rr1r
destroyed
The steamer captured by cine Quaker City
was the neutral British propeller p,uo,
with 100 bales of cotton from Wilmington,
for Nassau.
Ninety refuge 'r'u the south who ar
rived a Washington yesterday, give derIoro-
bic accounts of the de>titutiou Of the rebels
and state that there is much suffering i'm
Richmond, for thc actual nccessari,- of life
1t l. reported that - rebel regiments uu-
der Anderson PASSED through Richmond las,
Friday Cor Charleston, an aggregate oi TO-
coo.
The War and Navy department feel atis-
fed that a very short time only viii elap-c
before the rebel communications across the
Mississippi river will he entirely cut oft 10y
Yankee ingenuity and cuterpri-e without
much bloodshcd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
NV loFK. March l.

NV luFE. March T.
4 Nashville dispatch Of the llth says a
Unionist direct from Shelbyville, states that
Bragg has been reinforced by eleven brig
AIDES The rebel General Early stated TO him
that enough force has been received from
Richmond To re-i,; any attack of Ro-ecrans.
Another rebel expedition into Kentucky Is
on foot, and Is regiments Of cavalry arr AZ
ready under marching onlor> NJ Knox
Vile.
Gen. Granger rses command at Nashville
in 4 day or two.
4 large feet Of transports and Suuh'at-
arrived at Nashville on the 10th
Its rumor,d that Fort D,ncl-,n is again
threatened.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
Esrnrc Soldiers s. sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
-ANB---
GIN JiaE.N VT.

4. Ii. who have Friends aud Relative, IN the Army
y or Navy, should take especial care, that tl.S
10 amply supplied with these Pills aud ointment
sud where the brgve Soldiers and Sailors nav ~
elected to urov Idle themselves nth them, no better
present can he sent them by their frcude me.
have been proved 20 he the Soldiers ncvcr-i'lhh=
friend in the hour OF need.
coyqss osd colts as,-fiay Troops
VIII b., -peedily relieved and eiiectually curei ny
using these admirable medicines, and 10y laAlnS
proper attention 10 the Directions which are attach
ti 90 each fOt OF Box.
SIX H,airrh, asi liant ef -irpsaf'. f7eia''f'' 70
>oifi.r,.
These feelings which 80 sadlsn ~, usually arise
from iroube ANNOY ancc- ohsiructcd preparation
or eatiu- and drinking whatever % uuwh"lc.omt
thus disturbing the heathful action cf the liver ana
stomach These organs must be relieved, NJ Nuufr-
sire Ia Doe we'll. Tie Pills, taken according 70 The
printed instructions, will quickly produce healthy
action in both liver and stomach, and n natural
consequence 8 clear head and good aPpetit"-
H.asrc,s or D,tiI'u Iaapeo6 hy or'r F9'',7.|-
VIII soon disappear by the use Of these tsin3'ir
Fills and the Soldier viii quickly acquire aadlll'l
tiona strength. Never let the Bowels De either con-
a-ri er unfuly acted upon. j may seem stran-e
thai Uollo~ay- Pills should De rerouinchied iol
pyscutcry aud Flux. many persons s29pp''inS tle.
ticv would increase tho relaxation. THIS j. Il great
mistake. for these Pil- VIII correct the live ana
-tomach aud thus remove all the scTid huhpui> pm
the system; This meiicin, VIII SlIe ll1e 5Ll ~
To the whole Crsanic -ysiem however Nfi ah-'''
-rhil. health and strength follow as a matter 'i
c,ur-r. Nothing will stop the relaT7u"n ~ th'
Bowel, - sure as this nmo, medicine
reftatse-s f''srtier, i7fi.r~s'ioH, ~ io7'--
,-..arf I-I.,f-. BIotcIc. ami swelling, ean with
-,..+[- IN, r,Ii.,llv cured 10 Pie Pills are taken
night nnd morning. and the Ointment %, ifeeiy
s- stated iu the printed Instructions Do lrctltN m
auv other way they dry uU in one part 90 break .'
s., 5r,tber Whrres, flii-Oiutment wIIl remove On.
humors from th, -y-tcm. and leave The patient p
vigorous and healthy man. 10 VIII require DUO
pci-ctcrcuce in Dad cases g. insure I'-'i= cure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

Judge Kenney this day Issued a writ
against Brigham Young, under the Poly.my
Act Of Congre--. 1t was placed in the hands
of [ : Marshal Gibbs, who served it not only
without the aid Of pose, bat alone waited
upon President Young. The writ wac inimc-
diately responded to. and the defendant per
sonally appeared in Court. and upon in'c-ti-
CATION the .judsc held him To- hail ia the
sum Of $1,000, which wa- promptly given.
The civil authority can h. maintained Ia
tab without the aid Of trooT-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
NV Nnsk. March Il.


The Tones Washington dispatch ra- the
following
Gen. Burnside i, in Washington. that he
Is to have a new command il definitely sot-
tied. What it l. to embrace has not bccn
made known.
\ refugee who arrived within oar liuc- t5-
day from Charleston, says TIE rebels have
about 400 guns in position around the city.
The west side J. poorly fortified. There are
a number OF irou--lad shore lv,ttcrio, in the
harb,r mounted with the hca,ic.t guns He
denies the report that tine forts there have
hccu easel with railroei iron. Auotbcr
iron-clad /, ready e, launch, hat Jhc rebel,
lack the necessary machinery. Several thou
sand negroes are kept bu-y daily in strength
ching the dclcnc,- OF the city
He thinks tlc city mlrc-uaJIc lron ,hc
water arrrnaet,-.
The Tn,, dispatch -a,- taat tNo lcutru-
ANTS of the a. Cavalry t1loasc Assurance
doubly sure Us to tine fact of negroes lcin- in
tbc r.'--l ARMY on tbr G1lIahann,cl, PASSED
o,era corlur,, road through marsh C., the
edge or thr river. ami plainly saw vi,h the
naked eye ur-r, ,aalrv "a, Goo number OF 3d.
apparently doing picket duty, bal-aol-balr
with white -llljcr-. vha -..mcl O., l. r,-u-
mlvdi~tu.a.,I with rro.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

The schooner War Eagle, from Nlinatitlan
confirms tie capture ii that place without
opposition, Feb. ., 10y two French gunhosts
Tie steamer Melita from Havana the 9th,
brings late Mexican news received per Eng
li-h steamer Clylc The French army com
menccd to march for PuchIa. Feb. 10. ten.
Forey started on the 25d. Slli.ny and Al
monte followed on the 18th Ii WI, pre-
sumed the attack ON Puclla would berin
about the l>t Of March
Gen. 0rtc=s, has 25.ouo mcn for it, de-
fence. and Comoulort has : 900 or 10000
for outer deicncc> GucIrillas grow b,ldcr
daily, and carry OF muIc- from the yc,y @atc>
Of Yer, Cruz.
Four hundred X, r,ian, bad arrived. but
the ,o,a9c disagreed with thcm. and over
loo arr ia the ho-Piial-.
cen. forcy gave farewell address o" the
people Of orizals, on the 10th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

THI PR,zE CAsEs.-The validity of the
eeizure and conGemnat ton under tho Procla-
nation Of the President April 10, lS6l, Of
ships taken in the act Of running the block
ado, has been confirmed by the [. :. Supreme
Court Four Of the Judges, viz fancy.
Melon, Clifford and Cstr1u, di,scntcl, TAX
ing The gragnd that such seizures. prior to
the act Of Congress, July IS, 1851, recos-
mixing the existence of civil war. were UNI
lawful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

According to Gen llookel's general order
designating the places Of rendezvous for all
sentsoldiers, according t. the proclamatio" Of
the President on the 10th Of March. all sol
diers Of the l. : ia this state absent with
out leave, are required to report u Major
Wm. Aus;ine at Burlington. before the lst
day Of April, or he liable 10 the iull penalty
Of desertion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
90 '1'A e. AHe Na-' NllD Hle
will hc refunded.
OF TE THO THOf fND EOYTLE>
r now been -uld Without q single failure -
zen %, directed and without the least infur,
Attn IN any ca-s. r. 10 d, put up in hottlS
rec different .trcugths with full direction.


hsfc now been -yId uiJhouta single failure when
taken o., directed AID without the least iniur, ~
hoalth ~ any ease. Fl "a = put up in BOTTLES ct
three different strength With full directions f.r
n-lI!S, and sent by cNpress closely scaled. 90 an
parts ~ Ire euuntry.
PRicrS-ruli strength $40. half strength. 80.
quarter strength - per bottle
n Rvmcmh,r This m,diciu, i- DESIGNED ev-
prrssy for obstinate cssc which on other remedies
u the kiud have failed o. cure azl that ~ T. wa
raptsd A. sprv-cntc, in every respect the price
VIII Do refunded Il Beware IL limitations None
warranted mlr-S purchased directly Of Dr. ". ~
90 hl- Office Prepared and sild only az Dr. Natti-
,ons Remedial Institute for Special Disease. No.
. Mon Street, Prov ideucc. T.. l.
~ Thu speciality embraces all disease, 81 a pri-
Nate nature both ui mcn and women. d., REGULAR
~ eiucatcd pty sirisu - twenty YEAR practice
gym. them hi- whole attention.
- Consultations b. letter or 0th.rwi-. are
strictly confident ial, and medicines viii bc sent hy
Nprrs, secure from uiscrs atien 10 all parts Of The
United States. Also. accom- tinns for Ladies
from ahroad wishing Tor SECURE and ,iuiet retreat
and good care until restored 60 health.
ca 1t has been esteemed that over two
hundred thou-anl dollars are Paid g. -vindliuc
quscLs annually. in New England alone. without
al'g esn.m % those who Taft. Al this GENES from,
trusting THsoHf ilqni-g-tD men who are alike de-
utute OF. honor. character or Kill whose cnyr re-
conmcndaiion l. their own false and extrnvasaut
a's'F'i'1s IA praise uf themselves. IT, therefore
YOU would aro'd bring kaDahsqgsd take No man
N"r 70 inrtfsr ,-haf M refsHsiass arc. hut WAS
hNtihf Ill VIII cost YOU nnthinE. and NAV save
Non many regrets; Tor. a. advertising phy ician-
IN MN" c,tS cut cf ten. bogus there T. no ~ a.
y IN trusting any ~ them, unlcs- sou kacv r-ha
? i'r. ". vills~ttd free. hy cticIo-iu- o,,r t,rBr
- ABOVE o pamphlet un DISEASES 90 NovaN anil
4 ii"' 4's'as' centrally. giving full irforrna ton
Win 10" Ho-t uuiouhtr,t rcf-retrt. sud t,.tis.-
mails. without which, me- advertising l,il,s'-i.n or
medicine n thu Sind Is do-rr,ir 4s4 ,-afq~s..
= oId"r7l, mail prompt, attended e.. Writ.
ven, andf''- 7'r''ig Hnd '1rcct t. ~. W,ru.o>.
- ''''~ MAJ tt-si&uu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

ErrrCIivE STRENGTH or VERMONT REGI-
xryTs.-Below, We give the effective strength
Of the several Vermont Regiments on the
morning Of the date given, as appears by re-
turns in the Adjutant Generals ofic,. The
column Of the present" includes those
"present for duty" and those on detached
ga---,,a -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
Ec onony is We"tfh
rhi. max i'm win Ne ruIly demonstrated BY eu'"
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
C0e KING STOW u.

ISIT WILL BAKE, BRoiL MD huAst >, IT, -
cent In fuel and very large per eentaee III v"n's
nicncc. .
H.. They are constructed with view ~ -i'a'
durability all the plates exposed l" inc NV ''e
made Of an extra thickness ,.f,,.,i,,.. 70
~ Inc aues are lined with non-ccndu,tlhs 60
r,ent thereby applying the heat DIRECTLY 70 W
oven and In, oven can he heated and KEEP ia h'A-
in,r order with loss fuel than any other stove Il,
a. They have hot air draft when no' ~
make the niel burn freely, and last longer 'et as
10 the heating and baking facilities, e.,
tih. The, ronsume ell tho gpses ffufn m l"ti'
thereby adding greatly 20 the quantity Of hest o'-
tanned from tn, amount OF fuel use'ls
5fh The stove i made, mounted and h"''hea ~
the most SUPERIOR manner. The oven = a. = -iii
Vol ventilated The Stove j. convenient pm i"rh
,S r,adc f,,r use 10 eflHpf the Language 81 som"
~, have u.ed This stove. " n VII q" more wurA
,,itb les fuel than any other stove ia I'''i We
add the follovin. testimony;
THE AMERICAN CooKlN" STOW
mo, R,,. D. >pregs' says 81 u
AtHANN, Dee. %. Sol.
Nr S,crs- ST rem Sir Ny family have made
a thorough trial Of the American Hot Air cooking
STOW. and they regard IT, both on the score Of -
convenience and economy. - HAVING grrsttN ine
advantage Of anv other they have ever tried. Ia
decd they con.i'lcr 10 perfect ~ leaving u"ihnS
tr b. desired
" +. SPBNGUR
TIL. AurRsr,N UaT Ana CooKivG SrovF j. f'r -''lc
in Burlington by ...,.. ,,,,--r,.p
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

4 special Memphis dispatch Of the ll,b.
aye tlat Gen Quimby'- Division, which
was Forced 90 return from Young Point. on
account of high water stopped at lazo1 Pa-~.
and has probably gone 90 rciuf,rr- that "a
petition which is sail to have l0--,j Yazoo
Ciiyani captured the 1ect of rclel transports
that la- rnlcnou-el there for d long time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
INV hoRK. Mar. Is

The Tri6Hse's Washington dispatch says
that large number Of letters are daily sent
across the Romabannock at Fredericksburg,
under flags Of truce Several families have
crossed to this side, aud passed through our
lines to escape imminent famine.
zen. Tyler i being tried for dis,lcdic,cc
of orders
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

CoNxES pABIE-The Rutland Herald ,ay
Senator Foot has declined to have any par
tieipation in tie disgraeefnl Congressional
grab, by refusing to accept his share of
the third mileage voted to itselfby Congress. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

ROBBERY II. W. Adams, travelling
a-ent of the Vt Central r. R., had his car
Pet bag stolen from the train Thursday eve
ring at the Freight Depot here, while he
was out Of Tire car. Friday night, Henry
O'Neil, man who enlisted in Capt. Apple
toms company Of the 10th Regiment and ran
away to Canada, was arrested and the yaliso
found in his possession It had been broken
open, but nothing taken except some cloth
ing; the weight Of it, which probably dc
ccived the thief into thinking it valuable,
was made by railroad handbills and tickets
O'Nen was examined before Justice next
morning and in default Of hail was commit
ted to Jail to await trial.
0'Neil had just returned from bis trip 10
foreign rarts We understand, and Is likely
after trial to take trip to Windsor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
lourseraielul friend,
T.. ?. WALTON.
Tnr SEVENTH Rrcmrxr.-The Rutland

THE SEVENTH RncmENr-Thc Rutland
H.raH says
We learn from private letters that the Seventh
has been transferred from Pensacola to Santa
Gosa Island and Fort Pickens, which posts are
now garrisoned by that regiment, together with
two companies OF the 18th Maine and one COM
pany Of regulars. all under the command Of Col.
Hclbrcok of the 9Th. Capt. II. H. Allen. md L.
:. Artillery, Is in command Of the Fort. The
regiment is said to lie improving very much in
health.
The cloud- which have so long covered the eth.
seem to have rartel, and the ''silver lining j.
plainly visible. IL is TO he hopel that the dark
DAY u the regiment are now over.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20
CuRISr.poRo'> VAR pRESERv, a.
TIIE GREAT ENGLISH RF2TFnl
SIR JAMES CIARkFS
CFLEBE aTED FEMALE PITss.

PreTa-rd from PrsscriFt'on Of s-a . rTfssf
Physician Eatraor. nary 90 the or..r
TINHIS we'll known r1cdici1. i- r. r-r....
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nall case. II Nervous and spina s--.t.a1. p
in the R,ck and Limb, Heatiue-s, Tau -ls .. -.-.
exerti0n. Palpitati0n Of the HeIr L.e1.--' .
Spirits MYSTERIES. Sick Headache. Nf'fss ord
the painful diseases Occasilned by iI-1u'errl So
ten. these Pills will affect cure when sH ...
means have failed.
These PILL have never been known Q. tsII VIE.
the directions on the .,ud page oi tho Pamphlet
well observed.
For fun particular. -st pamphlet. -. 20
agent
y. B.-s Hua portage stamp Fu'.s-.. '...
authorized went. = no insure .-fri.. ..-t.r
over 70 pills by return mail.
Sold by all Druggist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

Tie Rrv. WILLIAM CosGEovE, while lahoru-
Missionary in Japan, was cured Of Cou.umy-..-
when al other means had failed, By receipt o.-
tsin-d from 3 learned Physician Tc-iiiu- u Do
great City Jrddo. This receipt has cured ---,.
many who we're suffering from Con>umptisr H---
cLiti.. Sore Threat. Coughs, Colds and ths dstH.
and nervous depression cau-ei by those di .or,.-.
pe.irou- II tencdtting other, viii sui rh-
9, int. which have brought home with Boo. ..
who need it, free Of charge
Address. REV. WI. COSGEuyr
la Fulton A,.su-.
Brooklyn. Ns- w..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-20

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Have been diligently employed iu I~r'-s'.- o.
tador,. Excelsior H#ir Iye- j. i- ~" var'lsr -l,s
that anrr careful analysis hy 81 t'l''r. s pcs
pronounced harmless. and i- nov taking 'as l..-
Of an other Dyes. Those who have '-''r '.-7rs..
ed with miserable limitations, are st'f, p.sa-.
with the genuine. Any shade Of black al lI.7.. ..
suit an complexion, produced iu ten minute.
Manufactured by J. CBISTADOBo. tA-...H.
Ncw-york. Sold everywhere, and 'vp..,a b., ..
Hair Dresser
Price. -. 81 e., and s. per ''-.'. 7c,.r-t ,..
March % .m.ar
CHRIST.DoRO'S HAIR PRTSERv, T.
TIVE. g. inyaluahle with hi. p,c q. % import. ,..
utmost .onuc-s. the p..-' beautiful -I.-- - a.
vitality to tho Hair
Price ~ cents 81, and 5 ~ bottle ss.arl.--.
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